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General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: stanmillnc on December 06, 2023, 09:50:22 AM
Just finished the timber framing members. I cheated using metal brackets instead of mortise and tenon. 16'x36' - probably should have gone bigger, I know...
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Very nice!
I like it!
Nice work
Nicely done!
You're off to a great start.
Is there space for an edger once you have the LT40 in there?
I am jealous of you Southern guys being able to work in T-shirts in December.
Had to build the shed for the LT50 electric I've had on order that just came in! Figured since I had three phase power, the electric mill was a no-brainer. Hopefully get the roof done this weekend, run power next week and pick up the new mill Friday - that's the plan!
Clear NOT JUST another sawmill shed! It's mighty fine!
Nice! smiley_thumbsup
The wide opening on the side has what looks like an I-beam for the header.
@stanmillnc (https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?action=profile;u=40848) was wondering how wide the opening is and the height/width of the steel.
Did you allow for the big snow load in your part of the States?
😁
Great job! I like your design. I'm standing posts up today for mine, but utilizing standard garage trusses instead. Your shed will look nicer than mine!