ToolGuy

Maybe I want to take it personal. You know I'm a glutton for attention.

But yeah, you're right. This is something that needs on-site advice from somebody who knows their stuff. I was wrong once and it could happen again.

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inspectorD

The post is holding a set of beams. If there is ever a joint don't take it out.
Get a professional to look at it soon, you have removed a bunch of wall and you also have to think about the shear value when you remove something.
Shear is the side to side strength in a wall. Basically a built in brace. If you do not have that...the whole house goes down like a house of cards.....no kidding.

Good luck.

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Neillo

i took it out, and it wasn't a support wall, just there for decoration

inspectorD

Glad to see it worked out,but this is why I hate trying to guess from pictures.
What does it look like now?

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Hey sorry i didn't get back to ya, been busy painting other rooms in the house... anywho My camera battery got shocked or something and wont charge, but i got another one on its way so i'll post pics with it cleaned up when i get it.

edit: found my old digital cam and took a pic