Replaced a bad pillar on the utility building. I copied the old one's measurements.
Now that everything is set up, the other pillar is a bit short. I believe it's damaged at the bottom and has shrunk in length. You can see on the other parts that this is the case.
Unfortunately, it's not just a matter of measuring to determine what's right and wrong since there's poor precision throughout the building.
So what I am thinking is:
Add shims at the top to fill the gaps. Feels a bit unprofessional.
Saw off a piece from the bottom against the foundation and add a thicker shim there. Perhaps pressure-treated?
Replace the entire pillar with a new one there as well, but these are so damn expensive and probably of poorer quality than the good old pillars.
Shorten the new pillar with the risk that the building leans. Something I haven't found a suitable measuring point to investigate.
at the top where it's missing about 2.5cm
The condition at the bottom
the whole setup
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