Suggestion to anyone at this stage: Adjust your window heights so the tops and bottoms of your window openings fall in the gaps between logs. Cutting horizontally through logs with all that rebar is worse than a root canal -- without novacaine.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Windows! Finally!
Trudging slowly toward my goal of drying in the cabin before this winter. Before I can insulate the gaps and chink, I need the doors and windows in. I've taken my first steps towards that with this window. I used 4 x 12 doug fir. Love the look, but would not use doug fir again. Way too heavy and unmanageable.
Suggestion to anyone at this stage: Adjust your window heights so the tops and bottoms of your window openings fall in the gaps between logs. Cutting horizontally through logs with all that rebar is worse than a root canal -- without novacaine.
Suggestion to anyone at this stage: Adjust your window heights so the tops and bottoms of your window openings fall in the gaps between logs. Cutting horizontally through logs with all that rebar is worse than a root canal -- without novacaine.
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