rafters

No job site would tolerate someone bringing a hand saw to cut rafters when you could use a circular saw, the outcome is what matters.

I'm not sure how much that would mean swinging from the rafters of [insert intolerant country].

Bell employed Glenn Curtiss to work on an airplane which is up in the rafters of the museum.

They are made with a few 2x4s as rafters, some tin panel roof, and press board on the outside.

It goes both ways; pubs are often packed to the rafters for games, with the beer flowing heavily throughout.

The city was packed to the rafters long before Air BnB came along to 'disrupt' everything.

In many cases, the only unfinished wood in a structure are the wall studs, floor joists, and roof rafters/trusses (photo 3).

The 90s and 00s were all about quantity, but now we're up to the rafters with disposable content.

Google was founded by two computer scientists, helmed by a former electrical engineer, and stacked to the rafters with mathematicians and statisticians.

So stating that it will never happen is a bridge too far and I think built on shaky rafters.

Hanging your jersey from the rafters in the Plain Text Arena.

I'm still excited about AI but not constantly hyped to the rafters as some.

I just got done with a three year "mini career" in industrial rope access, where I got to work on-rope on wind turbine blades, in oil refineries, on the sides of high-rise buildings, and even one job up in the rafters above a professional football (American football) stadium.

What is "good at this?" I think you are trying to say "How do I become a technical ninja" but I think you really want to ask (or what I want to answer) is "How do I advance my career?" In my opinion, the answer is pretty much "Fake it till you make it." Pick something good you did and fly it to the rafters.

Rafters are wired to the stringers with baling wire.