In episode 5 of Forest To Frame, Russ Vaagen provides insights into the manufacturing process of glulam, highlighting its finger-jointed construction that allows for the combination of shorter lumber pieces into longer beams and columns. Tune in as we explore the beauty and functionality of glulam in creating sustainable building solutions.TIMESTAMPS[00:00:34] Glulam beams in mass timber.[00:07:50] Wood repair techniques in construction.[00:09:18] Glulam in mass timber construction.QUOTES“We are trying to minimize any filler or repairs that need to be made. So we're using a little bit better quality lumber.”“People think the architectural is the highest you can get, and really, from a grade standpoint, it is. But there are opportunities, and we're helping create those to create a premium glue lamp that can go into a traditionally built home or small commercial building, or any building for that matter.”SOCIAL MEDIA LINKSRuss VaagenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/russvaagen/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/russ.vaagen/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/russ-vaagen-9246729/WEBSITEVaagen Timbers, LLC: https://vaagentimbers.com/

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