I will have 2 standing glulam pillars between which I will place a steel beam.

The glulam is 115x115 and the steel beam is 100x100.

Pencil sketch showing two diagrams of wooden beam sections, labeled 'limträpelare' and 'stålbalk', with measurements annotated for cutting.

How should I cut to get my 15mm pieces left?
 
As you've drawn? Though you might need to use a multi-saw for that...
 
Why complicate it like that? Why not just a straight cut to place the beam on?
 
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KnockOnWood KnockOnWood said:
Why complicate it like that? Why not just a straight cut to place the beam?
It's your outer corner for a conservatory and I thought it would look nicer the way I drew it.

But if it's too much work, I'll have to solve it another way.
But sometimes there are good ways that you don't think of/know about.
 
Are you planning to cover the steel ridge? Maybe with a board on both the inside and outside? Then let that board also conceal the support column. In that case, you only need a regular handsaw. But be very careful with the cut that needs to support, so it stays straight/horizontal.
 
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