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Im building a 24x36 pole barn here at the house and I will be setting posts tomorrow and I cant remember or find the formula to use to measure to make sure that everything stay square. Also if anyone near me here in ohio there will be food and beer to all helping hands
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Its on 6x6 posts that are 3 2x6's lamintated together. The holes are 48 inches deep, then 8 inches of concrete that the posts will set on. I will then tamp chips and dust are the posts. The floor will be compacted chips and dust. There are 5 posts a side with 2 at each gable end. One 16 foot wide door on a gable end. Trusses will be set 48 oc
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