tag:theunorthodoxy.com,2013:/posts the unorthodoxy 2025-06-20T03:47:20Z b tag:theunorthodoxy.com,2013:Post/2205030 2025-06-20T03:47:20Z 2025-06-20T03:47:20Z moloch torches ]]> b tag:theunorthodoxy.com,2013:Post/2198950 2025-05-20T16:58:16Z 2025-05-23T18:31:10Z columns are in ]]> b tag:theunorthodoxy.com,2013:Post/2170447 2025-01-23T03:37:18Z 2025-02-23T19:45:40Z unorthodox columns ]]> b tag:theunorthodoxy.com,2013:Post/2142522 2024-10-02T00:15:28Z 2024-10-02T00:15:44Z it went as planned. mostly.

]]> b tag:theunorthodoxy.com,2013:Post/2118357 2024-06-22T23:19:15Z 2024-06-30T02:01:22Z patio v 2.0
I absolutely love structural steel studs. I built one of these before patio v1 (at my old house) and last year i built a cantilevered deck  off my backyard so I'm a somewhat capable armchair engineer. However, I don't understand trusses (their bearings and cantilevered!) and know my limits when to ask for help.

This is a project years in the making and the footings are already there: 2' reinforced concrete caissons 3' deep on 3x3' footers. (poured a couple years ago)  with 4x1" embedded bolts 
 




I wanted to keep the trees, hence half open, but calculate everything as if it's a solid roof.
Construction wise, It's just me, so that kinda influences the design. 

I made some posts for railings and i really like the design, I'm into fractals and based the the columns on:  are 20pieces of 2x2x16ga?? steel, with 1/4"??  plate CNC cut and welded at various intervals for aesthetics and bar joist bearings. *note it'd be great to cleverly space them so they're all the same layout. Intuitively they seem stiff enough, but I couldn't prove it :(


 
Naively, I'd pick a 20K(something) bar joist, but I have no idea. I'd like to minimze the depth. 

As far as the actual structural steel studs, i think? i can get by with 800S300-113's but would also consider sandwiching smaller ones but I dunno. with a corrugated corten roof (and some fiberglass panels for light). 




Hopefully this will get us started and I look forward to hearing from you soon. 
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last pic first. 


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tuned to the bells at Le Mont-St-Michel

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**update** My boss and I are getting along better and I'm not actively looking.  However, since I spammed this like lots of places I'll leave it up for posterity. 


Are you looking for someone different? 

Hi. I'm Bryon and I'm looking for something else too. Nice to meet you. 

about me: 

25 years (1995- ) working for Centura Health. It started out as a college job while I completed my BS in Computer Science at Metro State. Eventually I found my way into IT where I'm currently building and maintaining interfaces between legacy systems. I'm currently neck deep ancient protocols like EDI, HL7, X12, XML, SOAP and sFTP using a combination of technologies like MUMPS, javascript, and some bastardized crippled subset of Java.  I want to cry sometimes. 


I'm smart, talented, creative, and curious. Bonus Points: I also come with lots of the check box things employers are looking for as well. 

[ ] - Education (BS in Computer Science/Math)

[ ] - Communicates effectively with others

[ ] - Personable

[ ] - Works Independently

[ ] - Works in Groups

[ ] - Healthcare (clinical + IT) knowledge/experience

[ ] - and more... 


Most importantly, I don't just think outside the box. I've literally built my own world outside of the box and live there. I've been blessed with BOTH fantastic ideas AND the ability to execute/build them too. If you can appreciate my take on simple things like a swing-set, door handles, gate, fence, shed, or monkey bars, imagine what I could come up with for your complicated problems.** 

**note I can code too, but pictures of code aren't very interesting :-(


Anyways, I die a little bit inside every day working on maintaining the status-quo for a company that claims to be innovative and forward thinking. Once upon a time, I believed I was at the intersection of a perfect place (large healthcare organization) at the perfect time (blockchains) and could change the world by building a better health data infrastructure. Nope. At least not at my current job. 

Interested? asdf@theunorthodoxy.com



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