Yes, he should be able to handle it, doesn't feel too impossible in that time 
I think it would be easier to manufacture it "at home" in the carpentry where you have access to the entire machinery, it shouldn't be too difficult to manufacture and then assemble it.
80,000 sounds like it's on the high side, but sure, it's quite a complicated construction...
/elof
I think it would be easier to manufacture it "at home" in the carpentry where you have access to the entire machinery, it shouldn't be too difficult to manufacture and then assemble it.
80,000 sounds like it's on the high side, but sure, it's quite a complicated construction...
/elof
I don't think I would want to build it on site because that requires some machinery for a good finish. Also, it's not easy to saw in 300 mm thick timber *shudder* I would probably make it from 225x45 which I would then glue together, makes it a bit easier to handle.
The steps should probably be cut with a table saw or a Festo with a rail and then trim the edge.
Make a full-scale drawing on paper/particle board, and it will probably be easier to tweak it.
/Kent
The steps should probably be cut with a table saw or a Festo with a rail and then trim the edge.
Make a full-scale drawing on paper/particle board, and it will probably be easier to tweak it.
/Kent