small alaskn cabbin

[Gray git]

Well the brochuer said it was possible but i didnt have the timber or the space for a full size house so i settled for a wendy house for my little girl.

 

 

 

 

[slack ma girdle]

That looks fantastic.

What jig are you using to cut the parallel cuts in picture 2 ?

 

P.S. Like your signature.

Edited June 6, 2011 by slack ma girdle

[Gray git]

Sorry about the last pic forgot to rotate it before posting the oak post is upright holding the ridge.

Now all the larch cladding is on in held out the water fare better than i could have thought.

I bid cheat with the timber for the door as i cut this on a friends bandsaw as was doing some oak on it so thought why not.

[Big J]

Nice work on the Wendy house, and may I be the first to say, epic wood stack!

[elfinwood saws]

That looks fantastic.

What jig are you using to cut the parallel cuts in picture 2 ?

looks like a fence rail with a guide on it??? i,ve got a home made mill that uses a fence rail for the shoe of the mill to follow.

[Gray git]

That will be the alaskan mini mill with my trusty o46 and 18" bar.

Doing it like this you can cut multiple bits of the same size with each cut.

[Gray git]

Nice work on the Wendy house, and may I be the first to say, epic wood stack!

Thanks and thanks but not mine its a biomass pile that i got the timber from belonging to the local estate who i do a bit of work for.

[Rob D]

Great work indeedy! Did you cut the mortices with a chainsaw? They look pretty accurate....

 

 

[Chris Sheppard]

That looks ace

[liamjordan]

thats awesome man! lovin it!

 

sweet landy too