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#154081 03/01/04 11:01 AM
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Here is some nice information from Boise Cascade regarding the placement of circular and rectangular holes on a typical wood I-Joist.

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I think if I were a residential electrican I would print this off to keep in my truck...it may just save you a back charge. [Linked Image]


Ryan Jackson,
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#154082 03/01/04 11:42 AM
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Hello Ryan, I have printed the drawings and put them in my misc note book and I don't do any residential. This kind of info can be helpful to all, especially when you least expect it.

Roger


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