Truss Plates 3x6 Inch, Pronged Truss Mending Plate with Nail Teeth, Tie Plate for Roofing Wood Connector 20 Ga Thick 8mm Nail Teeth 12PCs

The value is better in the smaller ones if you can get away with it. These worked well though.

Exactly as described

Does the job for less money!

I made 4/12 tusses and these did work. They are difficult to pound. The truss has to be on solid surface to minimize bounce. I used a 4 lb and 6 lb hammer. The 6 lb worked best but I needed 2 hands, the 4 lb has a smaller head and a shorter Handel so I could wield it with one hand. After I fully seated each plate, I I use a 16 ozhammer to pound any high spots reinforced the plates o. One side of the truss with nails to prevent loosening when pounding the plates on the other side. I would not try todo this for house size trusses. Best to have them made at a truss company as they seat the truss plates with a press. For a shed, or in my case, an outside pavilion, you can do it

Very cool. I hope you know what you’re doing when you’re thinking about buying these. Hint-drill some screws in the holes if you can’t get it to press in like it’s supposed to with a hammer