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    Quote Originally Posted by Wejjmeister View Post
    Can anyone just say yay or nay to the frame as I would like to make a start soon?
    Frame looks fine to me and if anything it's over engineered in places and under in other. By this I mean you don't need that much diagonal bracing near the floor but it would benifit from more diagonal braces on the sides and ends/cross sections..
    If you don't plan to put on feet then I would also lift the lower horizontal beams up a few inches to help with levelling. Just the stubs of the vertical members will be better and easier.

    Other than that then it looks fine and will be plenty strong.

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