Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Professionally Done

 


13 comments:

  1. Amazing to watch the show "Barnwood Builders" and see old buildings from a time when all those joints were cut with hand tools.

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  2. craftsmanship worthy of signing

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  3. Nice to have a source of uniformly grown logs, chinking is difficult when using varying diameters and tapers.

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    1. The full scribe technique is the answer to that.

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  4. See this joinery a lot in Finland log cabins.

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  5. Note the dovetails are double bevel- dovetailed in both axis.

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    1. Reminds me of weaving shake at corners.

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    2. Grandfathers Island cabin had what he called" finlander" joints on the inside corners. he would show guests that you couldn't push a pocket knife into the cracks. Built with long redwood logs.

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  6. anytime you're payed for doing something your status is considered professional. hmmm, i guess i'm a "pro" at some things that i ought not to be ?

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  7. Looks like good use of a chainsaw cutting jig?

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