Not Exactly Old World Craftsmanship

[Subdeacon Joe]

[Calamity Kris]

OMG!!  Is that supposed to be a load bearing roof peak or something?

[watab kid]

that is scary beyond belief - where is the building inspectors red tag ? i knew hippies back in the 50s that cobbled chit together better than that .

[Michigan Slim]

Looks like what I've found to be 'Fine Amish Craftsmanship'.

[Smuteye John SASS#24774]

Yeah, it's Old World craftsmanship- Eastern European, government-built, Cold War era Old World Craftsmanship.

[Red Wolf]

It looks a blind beaver built that.  At least they have a nailing plate on it.

 

Red Wolf

[Smoken D]

18 hours ago, watab kid said:

that is scary beyond belief - where is the building inspectors red tag ? i knew hippies back in the 50s that cobbled chit together better than that .

 

Out in the country no such thing as a building inspector. 

[Three Foot Johnson]

Once the sheathing is on, it ain't going anywhere. 

[watab kid]

35 minutes ago, Three Foot Johnson said:

Once the sheathing is on, it ain't going anywhere. 

not for a couple years or so - but eventually its going to fail , 

[Three Foot Johnson]

The tie beams or bottom truss chords will keep the walls from spreading, and the peak itself, sloppy in appearance as it is, appears to have a post under it. Wet it down and pour a quart of Gorilla Glue over it - it'll be fine. 

[Abilene Slim SASS 81783]

Ok, you stand under it in a wind storm. 

[watab kid]

im with slim , ill not stand under it and i dont see the tie beams or supports that would make me comfortable 

[Dustin Checotah]

Temporary fit up??? 

Looks a bit dicey.