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Every 2×10
accounted for.

Describe your build once. 2by draws the framing plans, checks the spans, and writes the cut list and shopping list, and keeps every one of them in sync when the design changes. Write the model yourself, answer a few questions, or let Claude or ChatGPT write it with you.

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0'-3-1/2"8'-8-1/4"0'-6-3/4"8'-5"5'-1"3'-5-1/2"0'-3-1/2"9'-6-1/2"8'-6-3/4"4'-2"4'-2"7'-4-3/4"0'-3-1/2"27'-2" OVERALL34'-7" OVERALL12" × 12" PERIMETER BAND42" PAD24" PAD28" PADP1P2P3P4P5P6P7P8P9P14P10P11P12BACK 2-2x10HDR 2-LVL-11.875RIM-W 1-2x10HDR-E 2-LVL-11.875STAIR-HDR 2-2x10WALL-TRACK 2-2x10INNER-TRACK 2-LVL-11.875RIM-E1 1-2x10RIM-E2 1-2x10RIM-S1 1-2x10RIM-S2 1-2x10STAIR DN 14R/13T
Project
Freestanding Timber Loft
Sheet
A-000
Rev
r28 · NTS
A-001 · The design always changes

The design always changes.

2by started with one real loft design. While it was being drawn, a beam changed type, posts were added, a beam was deleted, the stair opening moved. Every change rippled through the parts list, and several changed it in more than one place.

The list was kept by hand, so it was re-counted by hand. Every time.

Parts list · loftkept by hand · 7 revisions
  1. was 3-ply 2×12 beam, now 2-ply LVL
  2. 22 pcs 2×8
  3. + 2 postsshorter spans, less money
  4. was interior beam, now deleted19 joists re-oriented
  5. was notched joint, now hung jointbeam re-routed
  6. was stair opening, now moved 6"header, landing, joist count
  7. was post, now 4×4new base hardware, new concrete detail
  8. was double 2×10 beam, now single rim joistcarries no load
  9. Summary: Every piece of lumber on the job is 2×10.

At one point the summary said every piece of lumber on the job was 2×10, while a line 40 lines above it listed 22 pieces of 2×8.

The design notes behind 2by, § 1

A parts list is a derived document.

Stop writing it by hand.

Keeping a derived document by hand guarantees drift. 2by keeps one model of the structure and derives the list from it, so the list and the design cannot disagree.

A-100 · How it works

One model. Every document.

You describe the building once, as a plain-text model. The drawings, the checks and the lists are all derived from it. Change one value and every one of them follows.

models/shop-loft.yamlexcerpt
joist_fields:  - id: CATWALK    label: Catwalk    section: 2x10    span_axis: x    bounds_x: [2-3/4", 9'-9-1/4"]    bounds_y: [12'-0-3/4", 34'-4-1/4"]    framing: drop    hung_at: [WALL-TRACK]    cantilever_ft: { INNER-TRACK: 2 }    spacing_in: 16    hanger: LUS210    bears_on: [WALL-TRACK, INNER-TRACK]    blocking: true    phase: p2

Line 600, the model’s own comment: # was 2x8; INNER-TRACK drops a full 2x10 so the deck stays level

  • Plan

    2×10 @ 16" o.c.

    catwalk joists, labelled from the model

    was 2×8 @ 16" o.c.

  • Elevations

    9¼" deep

    joist depth, drawn to size

    was 7¼" deep

  • Isometric

    163 solids

    painter-sorted, redrawn

  • 3D view

    85 pieces

    members in the model

    was 87 pieces

    TOPSE

  • Sheets

    14 sheet types

    S-6, S-7, S-8 re-issued

  • Findings

    0 errors

    bending 58% · L/1020

    was 2 errors · bending 81% · L/496

    • Joist field CATWALK bears on members whose tops differ by 0'-2".
    • LUS210 does not fit CATWALK joists hung at WALL-TRACK

  • Cut list

    85 sticks

    catwalk: 25 × 2×10

    was 87 sticks · catwalk: 8 × 2×10 + 19 × 2×8

  • Shopping list

    38 lines

    lumber order: 21 rows

    was 41 lines · lumber order: 25 rows

  • Hardware

    17 × LUS210

    catwalk: hangers fit the joist

    was catwalk: hangers do not fit the joist

  • Build log

    38 tasks

    re-derived, in build order

    was 40 tasks

Line 600: section 2×8 → 2×10. Both versions derived by the tool: bending 81% → 58%, deflection L/496 → L/1020, errors 2 → 0. It computes and flags; a person approves.

Open the plan in the demo

A-110 · Three ways to start

Start from a conversation, a few answers, or a file.

However you start, you end up with the same thing: one model of the frame, checked, with its drawings and its lists.

01 · With Claude or ChatGPT

Design with your AI

An assistant you already use writes the model with you, from a conversation, a sketch or a photo of your plans. It reads 2by’s model guide, asks you one question at a time, and never guesses your loads or your soil: those come from your building department.

  • Add 2by as a connector and your assistant runs 2by’s own checks on what it wrote, then shows you the plan and the 3D view
  • With an account it saves the design to My designs, and saves each change as a new version. It can never delete one
  • No connector? Press COPY FOR AI on the findings, paste them into the chat, and it fixes what 2by found
Design with your AI

YouHelp me plan a deck off the back door. Here’s a photo of my sketch.

AssistantFirst, the loads and the soil bearing: those come from your building department, so I’ll ask rather than guess.

Checked with 2by · plan and 3D view ready

AssistantIt passes 2by’s checks. Here’s the plan and the 3D view. Save it to My designs?

YouYes, save it.

An example of how it goes, with 2by connected.

02 · Signed in

Answer a few questions

How big, how high off the ground, against the house or freestanding, and which way the joists run. 2by lays out the posts, beams and joists, sizes them by its own checks, and adds the stairs, guards and deck boards. You see what it built before you create it.

03 · Plain text

Write or import the model

The model is a plain-text file you can read, edit and keep. Open one of the demo models and change it, or import a file you or your assistant wrote.

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A-120 · What you can build

Decks, sheds, lofts and porches.

2by models small wood-framed structures on posts and beams, member by member. Everything below is drawn, checked, and counted on the cut list and the shopping list.

Foundation

Footings and posts

  • Concrete pads sized from the soil bearing in the model
  • Precast concrete pier blocks
  • Posts on sloping ground, or standing on the framing below
  • Post bases and connectors from the Simpson Strong-Tie catalogue

Floor

Beams, joists and decking

  • Drop and flush beams, one board over its posts or spliced
  • Joist fields with hangers, blocking and cantilevers
  • Angled edges
  • Deck boards (pressure-treated 5/4×6 and 2×6, Trex Enhance) or subfloor sheets

Access

Stairs and steps

  • Stringers, treads and riser boards
  • Landings, and turns at a landing
  • Box steps down to the ground
  • A stair hung from a beam or a joist, and the load it adds checked

Edges

Guards and railings

  • Guards wherever the deck is more than 30″ up, to the AWC deck guide (DCA 6)
  • Stair guards and handrails
  • Railing styles: balusters, or rails between the posts with round metal rods

Enclosure

Walls and roofs

  • Stud walls and screen walls, with doors and windows
  • Gable roofs on posts and beams: rafters, ridge, ties and king posts
  • Sheathing, shingles and a ceiling, their weight counted in the checks
  • Overhangs, and a roof that ties into the house roof

Context

What it stands beside

  • The house, a driveway, a retaining wall and the ground, drawn so the plan reads in place
  • Drawn, never counted or checked
S-201 · 3D model

One model. Every view.

The 3D view is not a separate model. It is drawn from the same solids as the framing plan and the cut list for the Freestanding Timber Loft (r28), so it cannot show a building the drawings don’t.

Open the 3D view in the demo

3D viewOrbit the frame

Orbit, snap to views, export to glTF.

The 3D view draws the same 163 solids the plan, the iso and the cut list come from. There is no second model to keep in step.

Solids
163
Footprint
27'-2" × 34'-7"

Section planesCut through it

Slice anywhere to see how it goes together.

A cutting plane sweeps through the loft. The members it passes through light up, so you can see what bears on what: joists on beams, beams on posts.

Posts
13
Beams
11
Joists
38
A
Section A cuts slab · BACK · HDR · NORTH-E · CATWALK · NORTH-W

ExplodeTake it apart in build order

See every member in the order it’s built.

The layers lift apart from the top down and settle back from the bottom up: footings, posts, floor, deck and stair. The order is the one the drawings use.

FOOTINGS
4
POSTS
13
FLOOR
19
DECK
4
STAIR
1
  1. 00 FOOTINGS
  2. 01 POSTS
  3. 02 FLOOR
  4. 03 DECK
  5. 04 STAIR

MeasureMeasure between real corners

Measure anything, snapped to real geometry.

Pick two points and each one snaps to a member corner. Here it is the clear span between posts P6 and P7: 13'-0-1/2".

From
P6 · 6x6
To
P7 · 6x6
Clear
13'-0-1/2"
13'-0-1/2"
13'-0-1/2" clear, post P6 to post P7

DrawingsThe same model, drawn flat

Plans, elevations and isometric views, drawn from the same model.

Look straight down and the model becomes the framing plan: the same members, the same ids, the same revision. Change the model and every view redraws.

Model
Freestanding Timber Loft
Revision
r28
S-301 · It checks the structure

It checks the structure.

Every beam and joist field is checked for bending and deflection under the loads in the model: 50 psf live, 10 psf dead. Every post base is checked against its catalogue rating; guards, stairs and footings against the AWC deck guide and the soil bearing in the model; a roof’s rafters, ties and heel bolts against the NDS. A check that is close to its limit is flagged, not rounded away.

Dealt with a finding another way, a part checked by hand or a detail the inspector approved? The model records how, and by whom. The finding stays on the list, marked addressed, so nothing is dropped quietly.

Open the findings in the demo

Span checks
10
Errors
0
Warnings
1
Notes
41
Worst bendingBeam · BACK

Back beam

2-ply 2x10

Span
8'-11-3/4" (worst of 3)
Load
277 plf
Bending
98% of allowable
Deflection
0.15" · L/737
WatchBending 98%
Governing deflectionBeam · HDR

LVL header (drop beam)

2-ply LVL-11.875

Span
13'-6" (worst of 2)
Load
433 plf + INNER-TRACK
Bending
48% of allowable
Deflection
0.32" · L/513
PassDeflection L/513
JoistsJoist field · LANDING

Stair landing

2x10 @ 16" o.c.

Span
9'-7-3/4"
Load
83 plf
Bending
59% of allowable
Deflection
0.12" · L/987
PassDeflection L/987
BeamBeam · WALL-TRACK

Catwalk wall track

2-ply 2x10

Span
8'-6-3/4" (worst of 3)
Load
277 plf
Bending
89% of allowable
Deflection
0.12" · L/850
PassBending 89%
Fixed in the modelPost base · P6

P6 carried more than its base was rated for. The next revision fixed it.

  1. r25ABA66Z · 12,673 lb on a base rated 11,415 lb
    Fail111% of rating
  2. r26ABU66Z · 12,673 lb on a base rated 18,205 lb
    Pass70% of rating

Both rows are the saved model files for r25 and r26, run through today’s checks. The load did not change; the part did.

Still open at r28Warning · stair

Stair: open risers leave 7-1/2" between treads, enough to pass a 4" sphere.

Flagged for review. The model marks it deliberate on a shop stair. 13 riser boards close the gap if the loft becomes living space.

Warn1 open warning

Cited to the printed page

Lumber design values and connector ratings are cited to the published tables they came from. A value is marked verified only after someone has read it on the printed page. At r28: 6 of 6 connector types this model relies on are marked verified, and 14 of 14 lumber entries.

  1. APAProduct Report PR-L266, VERSA-LAM LVLrevised 2020, design properties1 extract on file
  2. ASCEASCE 7 Commentary, Table C3-1, Minimum Design Dead Loadspp. 399 to 4031 extract on file
  3. awc-dca6-2015-deck-guide1 extract on file
  4. AWCNational Design Specification for Wood Construction, 2015pp. 10 to 12, load durationpp. 22 to 23, combined bendingpp. 28 to 32, sawn lumber adjustmentspp. 68 to 72, group actionpp. 81 to 86, dowel bearingpp. 87 to 90, bolt geometrypp. 95 to 101, bolt tables7 extracts on file
  5. Boise CascadeVERSA-LAM Specifier Guidepp. 27–30, 312 extracts on file
  6. LPLegacy Premium Subflooring1 extract on file
  7. AWCNDS SupplementTable 4D Southern Pine1 extract on file
  8. sfpa-southern-pine-use-guide-2013-p9-p13pp. 131 extract on file
  9. Simpson Strong-TieWood Construction Connectors C-C-2026pp. 114–118, 131, 158–164, 290–291, 299–301, 60–616 extracts on file
  10. structure-mag-2016-11-nds-bolts1 extract on file
  11. trex-2024-decking-installation-guide1 extract on file
  12. trex-enhance-decking-cut-sheet1 extract on file
  13. Prescriptive Tables for Beams, Girders and Headers, 2018 Residential Code (North Carolina)20 psf roof live load1 extract on file
C-401 · Ready for the lumber yard

Cut lists nested to the lengths your yard stocks

The Freestanding Timber Loft cuts into 85 sticks across 10 cut-list rows. Every piece is packed onto a stock board, and the tool keeps whichever stock length buys the fewest total feet. The shopping list and the hardware schedule are counted from the same model, so they agree with the drawings.

Open the cut list in the demo

NestingCut pieces packed onto stock boards, all drawn to one scale. Offcuts in amber. The nest adds no kerf allowance beyond the offcut.

2×10North Platform30 sticks10'-0" / 12'-0"waste 3%

  1. Stick 1 of 30, 12'-0" of 2×10: cuts 11'-9"; offcut 0'-3".
  2. Stick 18 of 30, 12'-0" of 2×10: cuts 9'-6-1/2" + 1'-2-1/2" + 1'-2-1/2"; offcut 0'-0-1/2".
  3. Stick 19 of 30, 12'-0" of 2×10: cuts 9'-6" + 1'-2-1/2" + 1'-2-1/2"; offcut 0'-1".
  4. Stick 23 of 30, 12'-0" of 2×10: cuts 9'-2-1/2" + 1'-2-1/2" + 1'-2-1/2"; offcut 0'-4-1/2".
  5. Stick 25 of 30, 12'-0" of 2×10: cuts 8'-11-3/4" + 1'-2-1/2" + 1'-2-1/2"; offcut 0'-7-1/4".
  6. Stick 28 of 30, 10'-0" of 2×10: cuts 8'-11-3/4"; offcut 1'-0-1/4".

+ 24 more sticks in this row

6×6North Platform6 sticks8'-0" / 10'-0"waste 8%

  1. Stick 1 of 6, 10'-0" of 6×6: cuts 8'-8-1/4"; offcut 1'-3-3/4".
  2. Stick 2 of 6, 10'-0" of 6×6: cuts 8'-8-1/4"; offcut 1'-3-3/4".
  3. Stick 3 of 6, 10'-0" of 6×6: cuts 8'-8-1/4"; offcut 1'-3-3/4".
  4. Stick 4 of 6, 8'-0" of 6×6: cuts 7'-11"; offcut 0'-1".
  5. Stick 5 of 6, 8'-0" of 6×6: cuts 7'-11"; offcut 0'-1".
  6. Stick 6 of 6, 8'-0" of 6×6: cuts 7'-11"; offcut 0'-1".

LVL-11.875North Platform2 sticks28'-0"waste 3%

  1. Stick 1 of 2, 28'-0" of LVL-11.875: cuts 13'-6" + 13'-6"; offcut 1'-0".
  2. Stick 2 of 2, 28'-0" of LVL-11.875: cuts 9'-9-1/4" + 9'-9-1/4" + 3'-10-3/4" + 3'-10-3/4"; offcut 0'-8".

2×4Stair1 stick8'-0"waste 59%

  1. Stick 1 of 1, 8'-0" of 2×4: cuts 3'-3"; offcut 4'-9".
Shopping listr28

Freestanding Timber LoftWhole job · 38 lines

Lumber & sheet goods13 lines

QuantityItem
8 pcs2×6 post, PT · 10'-0"
5 pcs6×6 post, PT · 8'-0"
6 pcs6×6 post, PT · 10'-0"
53 pcs2×10 · 12'-0"
3 pcs2×12 · 16'-0"
23 sheetsT&G subfloor · 3/4" × 4' × 8' sheet

+ 7 more lines

Hardware & fasteners21 lines

QuantityItem
28 ea1/2" × 6-1/2" through-bolt set
38 eaH2.5A
39 eaLUS210
156 eaSDWS FRAMING 0.160 x 3

+ 17 more lines

Concrete & rebar4 lines

QuantityItem
30 bagsConcrete, 80 lb bags (4,000 psi) · 16.3 cu ft + 10%
10 bagsConcrete, 80 lb bags (4,000 psi) · 5.4 cu ft + 10%

+ 2 more lines

38 linesUnit prices: yours to enter

Showing 12 of the 38 lines the tool prints for this model.

Open the shopping list in the demo

Hardware schedule

Each connector is picked from the hardware catalog for the member it carries and the load at that end. A part the catalog cannot rate is flagged, not guessed.

  • ABA66Zpost base10 eachrated 11,415 lb
  • ABA46Zpost base2 eachrated 10,500 lb
  • ABU66Zpost base1 eachrated 18,205 lb
  • HHUS410girder hanger1 eachrated 5,635 lb
  • LUS210joist hanger39 eachrated 1,335 lb
  • H2.5Aframing tie38 each
G-001 · The drawing set

33 sheets, printed from one model

The SHEETS button builds the whole set on letter paper: plans, elevations, details, schedules and the review notes. Every page is drawn from the same model as the screen, so a beam that changes on the plan changes on the cut list and the order list too.

Sheets
33
Sheet types
14
Post + footing
9

Shown: the Freestanding Timber Loft, r28. The set prints in English or Spanish. Pick a sheet from the index to bring it to the top.

Sheet S-1, Framing Plan, as the tool prints it
Sheet S-1Framing Planpage 2 of 33

Sheets in this set

G-002 · From plan to build

Every change is recorded. The task list follows.

The loft went through 5 saved revisions, r24 to r28. Each card is the saved model file, run through today’s checks and compared with the one before it. The build log is derived from the model in the order the building goes together, so when a revision adds a stair, the stair gets its own tasks.

Captions are quoted from the project’s engineering log.

Open the build log in the demo

  1. r24

    P13 deleted.

    Pieces
    74
    Tasks
    47
    Errors
    12
    Warnings
    0

    Earliest saved revision

    13 posts · 11 beams · 39 joists

  2. r25+1 day

    East and south posts pulled in to the rails.

    Pieces
    72 (−2)
    Tasks
    47
    Errors
    12
    Warnings
    3 (+3)

    Changed from r24

    • P4 moved (x)27'-2" → 27'-0-1/4"
    • P8 moved (x)27'-2" → 27'-0-1/4"
    • P11 moved (y)35'-0" → 34'-4-1/4"
    • P12 moved (y)35'-0" → 34'-4-1/4"
    • + 7 more changes
    • New 3 warnings · base-access (P1, P4, P11)
  3. r26+5 days

    Corner posts moved for base nailing.

    Pieces
    72
    Tasks
    42 (−5)
    Errors
    5 (−7)
    Warnings
    2 (−1)

    Changed from r25

    • P6 baseABA66Z → ABU66Z
    • P1 moved (x)0'-2-3/4" → 0'-6-1/4"
    • P4 moved (x)27'-0-1/4" → 26'-8-3/4"
    • BACK spans8'-11-3/4" · 8'-11-3/4" · 8'-10" → 8'-8-1/4" · 8'-11-3/4" · 8'-6-1/2"
    • Cleared 1 error · hw-capacity (P6)
    • Cleared 6 errors · ply-screw
    • Cleared 2 warnings · base-access (P1, P4)
    • New 1 warning · unknown-key
  4. r27same day

    P11 off the south rail.

    Pieces
    72
    Tasks
    42
    Errors
    5
    Warnings
    1 (−1)

    Changed from r26

    • P11 moved (y)34'-4-1/4" → 34'-0-3/4"
    • WALL-TRACK spans8'-6-3/4" · 8'-4" · 7'-8-1/4" → 8'-6-3/4" · 8'-4" · 7'-4-3/4"
    • Cleared 1 warning · base-access (P11)
  5. r28same day

    The stair.

    Pieces
    85 (+13)
    Tasks
    44 (+2)
    Errors
    5
    Warnings
    2 (+1)

    Changed from r27

    • STAIR added14 risers on 3 2x12 stringers
    • New 1 warning · stair (STAIR)
G-003 · Your account

Your designs, your yard, your people.

Accounts are by invitation while 2by grows. An account keeps your designs and adds what the demo can’t.

My designs

Every save is a version

Your designs live in your account, on any computer. Each save is a new version, and the earlier ones stay under Versions. What an AI assistant saves is labelled with its name.

Materials

Real libraries, and your yard

Design values come from 2by’s lumber and hardware libraries (Southern Pine and Simpson Strong-Tie for now), each cited to its printed source. Tell 2by what your yard stocks, and in which lengths, and the cut list buys from that.

A design names the library it was checked with, so it checks the same everywhere. A library update is offered, never applied quietly.

Sharing

Show it, and talk it through

Turn on a public link and anyone can turn the 3D model around on their phone, with no sign-in. Add people by email and they can comment, pinned to the piece they mean. You are emailed, and you answer in a thread.

They see the shape of the build, never its cut list, prices or engineering.

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G-004 · DIY or pro

One model for the owner-builder and the small crew.

Whether you are building your own shed or pricing a deck for a client, the plan, the checks and the lists all come from one description of the frame.

Owner-builders

Sheds · decks · lofts · porches

Take a list you trust to the lumber yard.

Describe the frame once. 2by draws the plan, checks the spans, and writes the cut list and the shopping list from that same description, so a change to one joist changes every list.

  • Cut list by stock length, with the waste on each size
  • Shopping list grouped the way the yard quotes it
  • Span checks that flag a member before you buy it
Cut listGarden Shed 8x6 · r5
SizeStockSticksWaste
2×6Floor Frame10'-0" / 12'-0"74%
4×4Floor Frame8'-0"10%
2×4Walls and Roof8'-0" / 10'-0"4216%
2×6Walls and Roof8'-0" / 12'-0"910%
Total8 lines on the lumber order59

It computes and flags. Where your permit needs an engineer, an engineer still signs it.

Small contractors

Small wood-framed jobs

Quick takeoffs and shop drawings for small wood-framed jobs.

Price from the order list, print the set, and hand the crew sheets in the language they read. When the client moves a post, the next revision goes out with every sheet redrawn.

  • Print sets: 14 sheet types for the shop loft, S-0 to S-9
  • Revision and date in every title block: the shop loft is at r28
  • Spanish-language sheets for the crew, from the tool’s own label table
Sheet language
SHEET S-1
Framing Plan
REV r28
2026-09-11
LL 50 + DL 10 PSF
DERIVED FROM STRUCTURE.YAML · 1 SQUARE = 1'-0" · 24 PX/FT · DO NOT SCALE FROM PRINT · ALL DIMENSIONS CENTRE-TO-CENTRE
Sheet S-1 of the Freestanding Timber Loft, as the tool prints it. Only the sheet’s own words change: member IDs and dimensions stay as drawn, and review-note text stays in English.Sheet titles in the Spanish setS-1Plano de EstructuraS-2IsométricoS-F1Trazado de ZapatasS-F2Tabla de Zapatas y Notas de ColadoS-3Notas de Revisión
G-005 · Model gallery

Start from a real model

Each of these is a working model in the demo, with its own plans, span checks, cut list and printed set. Open one, change a member, and every schedule follows.

  • Freestanding Timber Loft

    27'-2" × 34'-7" overall

    Posts
    13
    Sticks
    85
    Sheets
    33

    38 joists, 2×10 at 16" on centre

    No errors, 1 warning to confirm

  • Garden Shed 8x6

    8'-1-3/4" × 6'-1-3/4" overall

    Posts
    12
    Sticks
    59
    Sheets
    19

    7 joists, 2×6 at 16" on centre

    No errors, 3 warnings to confirm

  • Screened Porch 14x12

    14'-0" × 15'-11-1/2" overall

    Posts
    12
    Sticks
    146
    Sheets
    37

    11 joists, 2×10 at 16" on centre

    No open findings

  • Three-Tier Back Deck

    32'-2-3/4" × 24'-2-3/4" overall

    Posts
    18
    Sticks
    96
    Sheets
    33

    41 joists, 2×10 at 16" on centre

    In review · 6 errors open, 22 warnings

    Rev r3 has open findings: a worked example of what the checks catch.

G-006 · Join the waitlist

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