Framing a new roof over a poorly constructed building.
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- Getting started on the second floor walls. It's ...
- There are more construction pics to see, just clic...
- Bummer!!
- Framing do's and don'ts!
- Truss and wall colllapse on a job in Colombine Lake.
- A little break from the rain.
- New project.
- Replacing a hollow core door with a new solid core...
- Travis at Highhland lumber, our local lumber yard ...
- Randy at Highland lumber
- I am currently trying to frame a house, but it kee...
- Framing a new roof over a poorly constructed build...
- The finished product.
- installed logs.
- Portico
- Exterior siding and log work on an addition and re...
- Some log work
- Perped logs for the opening.
- Working on the Y
- Tool trailer
- Some trim work.
- More T&G
- Some T&G
- Finished product. In a year or so it will turn d...
- Some framing by me.
- Finished speaker installation.
- My truck and tool trailer.
- Applying 1x12 cedar to wall
- Cedar wall
- Typical winter work day...framing by Scott
- I built 2 speaker rooms in the Catholic church in ...
- Preping the speaker room.
- Speakers in the hole.
- Speaker grill frames.
- Preping the hole for the finish piece.
- The finished product. The property owner will oil...
- 2x6 wall between the joists and the top of the foo...
- The logs were stacked on the footing.The floor joi...
- Rotton square log and mudsill
- Just keeping this blog alive untill I get it up a...
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