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Originally Posted by tomaatti
I made the arches myself, that was not very difficult. I made a small mistake during the construction, I did not think it was that important to carefully line the small bits in the arches. It turned out to be quite important. When the bits are not lined, it is a bit tricky to insert the long pieces of wood between the arches. I had to use short pieces every now and then, and that was the most time consuming task of all.
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I missed this post.
After looking at this one and then looking at your picture I see what you are talking about.
This reminds me of something like this that happened to me a few years ago.
It involves steel studs and running conduit.
In the picture below you will see factory made holes in the studs.
Steel stud.jpg
These studs have a top and a bottom and if you dont pay attention the holes wont line up.
The holes are for conduit to go through in a straight line.
The south of the border framing crew flipped every other stud so they wouldn't line up.
I had to use a hole saw and cut holes in about 100 of these studs to run my conduit.
This was an unnecessary pain in the butt.
I think they intentionally did this.
We had to keep a constant eye on everything on that job or it would come up missing.
Just a thought as your post reminded me of this.
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