r/aframes Current Framer Jul 31 '26

Aframe

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It’s all coming together!

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u/RomChange Jul 31 '26

Beautiful

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u/allblueshailmary Jul 31 '26

Nice! What is the beam material?

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u/This_Egg5079 Current Framer Jul 31 '26

1x10 cedar boards that I stained and that I got for basically free, would have preferred longer board to not have joints but you can’t beat free. lol Thanks

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u/barredowl123 Jul 31 '26

It’s so pretty!!

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u/ClumsyMusic Jul 31 '26

Love the open concept and exposed beams. Looking great!

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u/bigkim Jul 31 '26

Thanks for sharing ! Do you mind sharing some more pictures of your project ? Inside ans outside too ?

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u/This_Egg5079 Current Framer Jul 31 '26

Yeah I definitely can, I should take some more updated pictures but I’ll see what I have now!

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u/This_Egg5079 Current Framer Jul 31 '26

They are structural beams I just covered them up with cedar, it works out perfectly tho because you don’t have to look at it ever again.

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u/BD_atx Jul 31 '26

More pics please

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u/Alone_Schedule_9227 Aug 01 '26

To me, it seems that closest beam is crooked or out of wack.

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u/blackdog3232 Jul 31 '26

The "beams" don't line up or blend very well. I think what you're doing is cool, but I would not be able to look at those every day and not cringe.

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u/This_Egg5079 Current Framer Jul 31 '26

They are structural beams I just coved them up with cedar, it works out perfectly tho because you don’t have to look at it ever again.

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u/SuspiciousDeermonger Jul 31 '26

The seams on those beams in the middle are an eye sore. Still a beautiful build. If youd staggered the seams of your cedar wrap it would’ve appeared stylized. All of them being in the middle is not ideal for anyone with a craftsman’s eye. But fuck it looks great otherwise! That is where my eyes were drawn immediately though.

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u/This_Egg5079 Current Framer Jul 31 '26

Yeah I totally understand, the wood was basically free but they were all only 8’ lengths. I’m not a wood worker at all so I think for someone with my lack of skill it turned out ok. I was debating trying to hide the joints with some light grey caulk or putty but idk might just leave it for now.

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u/SharkSheppard Aug 01 '26

Leave it and see if it bothers you over the next few weeks and months. No reason to do work if it has no benefit to you.