Wie baue ich ein Fachwerkhaus - Teil 6.3 - Gratklauenschifter

A quick plug for myself: There might be some of you who enjoy listening to my podcast and would like more input ;) I recently started a podcast with a good friend, and it might be something you're interested in. It won't be about technical aspects, but rather the more philosophical question "What if...?" where in each episode we confront each other with some kind of premise—some more realistic than others—and try to assess its implications. So, if you're interested in hearing my opinions on all sorts of things outside of this channel, I highly recommend giving it a listen ;) https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/... ________________________________________________________ As always, you can find the drawings in my OneDrive folder: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AqxO2j4GEhkYg2VZt... ________________________________________________________ We've finally reached the top; the roof is taking shape. As mentioned before, I opted for a truss roof in my model. You can see exactly how to assess its structural function and what you need to pay attention to in the corresponding video (   • Gespärredachstuhl - Arten und Funktionsweise  ). Here, we'll focus exclusively on how to determine all the dimensions, how to mark out the individual components, and which connections are suitable. As a follow-up to the last video, which covered the basics of rafter making, I'd like to build on that and show you a special case: rafters with a claw. 0:00 Theory of rafter claw rafters and calculations 11:05 Practical introduction 12:46 Practical: Marking out rafter claw rafters 21:21 Practical: Finishing 25:40 Concluding remarks on the model