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a baby barn ... some assembly required
I plan to erect a small (12x22) timber-framed bard in my back yard this
summer. It will house garden tools and bicycles but it will also have a loft to I can finally develop a decent wood stash. The wood is pine, which for got (sopping wet) for little less than 50 cents/bs ft (delivered)... by no means a gloat, but pretty reasonable IMHO. I figured that everything would come in a bit long , but alot of the 10 footers are 11.5 feet. It's weird to have an offcut bigger than my head. I started marking drilling and chopping the main posts... I've got 5 done and my arm is pretty sore. For marking I'm using chalk just for rough layout (orientation left/right stuff) followed by a utility knife and framing square. For mortises, I drilll the corners with a 1" auger bit, the middles with a 1-5/8 forstner. The 1/2" Milwaukee is earning it's keep. The I trim what I can with the circular saw followed by the 1.5" framing chisel ... It's a 14" long socketed beast made by Henry Taylor. I've been very pleased with that purchase. I think I'm make girts (no, not grits) tomorrow. (less pounding more cutting) Cheers, Steve -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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My arms and back hurt just looking at the photos!
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You are going to put a baby in that barn?? ;~)
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On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 13:18:21 GMT, "Leon"
wrote: You are going to put a baby in that barn?? ;~) Babying wood for projects.... Mark http://home.mchsi.com/~xphome/ |
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This looks very interesting. Keep us in the loop as it develops.
Thanks for the starter. RonB "C & S" wrote in message .. . I plan to erect a small (12x22) timber-framed bard in my back yard this summer. It will house garden tools and bicycles but it will also have a loft to I can finally develop a decent wood stash. The wood is pine, which for got (sopping wet) for little less than 50 cents/bs ft (delivered)... by no means a gloat, but pretty reasonable IMHO. I figured that everything would come in a bit long , but alot of the 10 footers are 11.5 feet. It's weird to have an offcut bigger than my head. I started marking drilling and chopping the main posts... I've got 5 done and my arm is pretty sore. For marking I'm using chalk just for rough layout (orientation left/right stuff) followed by a utility knife and framing square. For mortises, I drilll the corners with a 1" auger bit, the middles with a 1-5/8 forstner. The 1/2" Milwaukee is earning it's keep. The I trim what I can with the circular saw followed by the 1.5" framing chisel ... It's a 14" long socketed beast made by Henry Taylor. I've been very pleased with that purchase. I think I'm make girts (no, not grits) tomorrow. (less pounding more cutting) Cheers, Steve -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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Leon wrote:
You are going to put a baby in that barn?? ;~) Interestingly, barn is the Swedish word for baby. |
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"Joseph Crowe" wrote in message . net... Leon wrote: You are going to put a baby in that barn?? ;~) Interestingly, barn is the Swedish word for baby. It's the Scottish word for birth. ie. When were ye barn? |
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"WoodButcher" wrote in message ... "Joseph Crowe" wrote in message . net... Leon wrote: You are going to put a baby in that barn?? ;~) Interestingly, barn is the Swedish word for baby. It's the Scottish word for birth. ie. When were ye barn? Bairn - North English/Scottish word for child. A link there I think. -- Derby, England. Don't try to email me using "REPLY" as the email address is NoSpam. Our email address is "thewoodies2 at ntlworld dot com" |
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"C & S" wrote in message .. . I plan to erect a small (12x22) timber-framed bard in my back yard this summer. It will house garden tools and bicycles but it will also have a loft to I can finally develop a decent wood stash. I have the inkling to build a shop using timber framing so I'll be watching your progress with interest! Where did you get the design or is there a reference you recommend for designing timber framed structures? Cheers, cc |
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I have the inkling to build a shop using timber framing so I'll be watching your progress with interest! Where did you get the design or is there a reference you recommend for designing timber framed structures? The design was basically modified from this book: http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...096,51560&ap=1 It has a 12x16, 3-bent "gardenshed" project which is fairly detailed and pretty darned close to what I wanted to do. Mine is 12x22 and has 4 bents. It's not going to give you enough info to engineer a much larger structure, but it's a well woth the $15 + shipping as an overview. For a freebee... http://www.tfguild.org/joinery/joinery.html There are 6 pdf downloads which are a really intreresting read with very useful illustrations. It's just about the joinery, one file for each application (tie joints, tie at the plate, scarf joints, rafters, etc.). -Steve -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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"C & S" wrote in message .. . The design was basically modified from this book: http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...096,51560&ap=1 It has a 12x16, 3-bent "gardenshed" project which is fairly detailed and pretty darned close to what I wanted to do. Mine is 12x22 and has 4 bents. It's not going to give you enough info to engineer a much larger structure, but it's a well woth the $15 + shipping as an overview. Thanks Steve for the info! |
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