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I read the whole thread. I'm available, for a price, not expensive

Anything you do with a jpeg is going to be not to scale. You say you have a pdf of site plan (assume from engineer). I do this all the time. I insert the pdf into a new, empty AutoCAD drawing as overlay, set it to the background, and draw what I need at the scale of the PDF. It is...

Does it have to be red?

Get yourself a color wheel. Or paint a big mural on those white doors.

It's the old toilet paper roll thing all over again... lol.

I don't like CMU as a retaining wall... would rather see reinforced poured concrete. And don't forget the horizontal extension back under the fill or it's not a retaining wall.

There's a utility company transformer on a pole close to our house . The local squirrels have used the wire running from the pole in both directions as an elevated highway for generations. One day, I heard this ominous buzz and snap. Found a fried squirrel at the base of the pole later. Only...

Too bad you're gonna backfill rather than make a man cave under... 😄

Our church has a stair lift. Building erected in 1913.

Not extension cord. Stick for marking edge of driveway maybe. Note another lying against bldg.

I bet a squirrel could do as quick a job on a walnut, hence the name. Does anyone use the word hence on this forum, my squirrels want to know.

If you do the epoxy pour, maybe you can bury some thin things like coins in the pour. It would be funny to see someone trying to snag a valuable silver dollar or $100 bill of the table only to find it can't be done.

Looking at another view of the inspiration build, we can see clearly 6 posts with bracing at all posts. This build was a modification of the original 14' x 14' design to a 10' x 10' plan with porch on the front.

In my first office job, I had a drawing board set up in one of the halfways. I was told later that "There's nothing more permanent than a temporary situation".

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✅️✅️✅️✅️ I think four posts are enough, but you need angled braces from the beams to the posts to help support the 10' span. Do this in both directions for lateral support. You can also use braces to support the cantilever. Edit: The photo you posted shows these braces. Also, if you want the...

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^^ thanks for that idea!

Forensics would disagree.