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dmajic
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Lag Screw Force

05/19/2008 11:37 AM

Does anyone have a table that describes the force a lag screw can withstand in various sections of lumber?
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ba/ael
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05/19/2008 1:24 PM

In Canada, you can find this information in "Wood Design Manual 2005" but values are listed in metric. You have a similar publication put out by the American Wood Council.

Alternatively, you can google "lag srew capacity" and get a whole lot of information.

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