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I had a quick look. Wondering if there is a direct way to input the eccentric load on the welding calculations or just the moment? Also, the member check is mostly once you’ve done the moment and shear etc calculations? If there’s steps before the input, that might dissuade some people? I love...

Hi everyone- we are looking at a connection from a typical cfs built up header to a king stud style post. The connection is proposed to consist of screwed cfs plates to both sides of the header to the post similar to how a shear tab would act. Does anyone have any input or thoughts on how to...

We do this all the time. Straps on the outside flanges screwed together.

Huh. That’s very much appreciated. I’ll have to do the same model in the am. Many thanks!!!

It's an hss member.

I am working on a project where we are designing the CFS stud walls. Studs are placed at 16" crs with owsj at 4' crs. I am checking the system using a continuous beam for the LDM and using the reactions to distribute to below studs. When the joist is bearing almost directly on the studs- I am...

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Check out www.jabacus.com

Medeek had a spreadsheet that calculated this. http://design.medeek.com/resources/fence/FENCE_CALCULATOR.pdf

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For Canada projects-check out jabacus.com

Fero makes a good software for this.

I think it's around $400/year.

Steel smart software does a good job with these checks.

And yes- you need the 2012 edition. Snow loads increased by about 10% almost across the board, although I believe that was in the 2006 edition.

It is in the SB-1. Where is the Project? Also- look at www.jabacus.com that will help.

Check out www.jabacus.com It has the climactic data and load calculations there for Canada.

Good afternoon- We are reviewing an existing fire training structure that they want to teach repelling off of the side of the structure. Please see attached sketch. The literature I am seeing states a fall arrest needs a 5000# anchorage load with limited deflection. From what I read, I see this...

We use it as well, and like it. Less black box- pretty easy to use.

Trusserwin is decent but in beta stage. The guy that developed it is very helpful.