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General Forestry => Timber Framing/Log construction => Topic started by: Brad_bb on October 15, 2020, 04:21:33 PM
I milled, planed and polished these last Dec/Jan. The frame was raised in August. I think we're gonna put another coat of heritage exterior oil on the frame.
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Awesome work Brad. Glad I'm getting to see some your new empire and results from all the sawing you've been doing.
Quite a place you're building there. Could you post the site plan, elevations, some drone footage, . . . and while you're at it, artist rendering of the overall project? :D
Thanks for posting. Looking good.
One day, but not yet...and thanks. I'm going to have a lot of cool stuff to show off when closer to done. Now in a big push on a bunch of stuff before winter.
Looks good!!
Looks Great!
I am impressed with your work.
Jon
Really nice, it makes me think your horses might be a little spoiled ;).
You've got that right! Some people put a lot of time and money into building a show car, well these are show Barns.
Great work. Love the Osage and cedar. Impressive barn
No cedar. Osage braces and white oak timbers. Strong like bull!