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Next is to inset the base of the post support in the block, and that will be bolted to only the block. If I need to take the post down for whatever temporary reason, that is where I do it.
I was going to use M8 bolts for that, but the bracket holes are M10, so I might upsize. M10 x 30mm.
The six holes that hold the giant tenon are also M10. This post won’t be going anywhere.
rag. Gustavino Bevilacqua@GustavinoBevilacqua@mastodon.cisti.org
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Not a lot of people consider this, but an M10 has almost the double strength of an M8, since it is function of the square of the diameter.
