BoFuller
Veteran Member
Ken, actually my logs are Douglas Fir out of Utah. I couldn't find anything big enough in AZ. I have a borate solution to protect from bugs but I haven't gotten to that yet. I do have them debarked.
No trimming or notching. Just stacking them as they are. I did an inventory on sizes so I can get it to come out relatively even over a number of courses.
I passed on the well for now. I'm going to rely on a combination of rain water and hauling, with the goal to get totally on rainwater.
We still live and work in Phoenix for now, so no, we are not tired of the trailer yet.
I had hoped to be under roof by September, but with the delay of the plans, this building season is pretty well shot. I still hope to get my foundation done, and maybe a couple of courses of logs. For doing the logs, I had a half dozen high school kids lined up for muscle, but now they will be back in school before I get to stacking. Bummer.
No trimming or notching. Just stacking them as they are. I did an inventory on sizes so I can get it to come out relatively even over a number of courses.
I passed on the well for now. I'm going to rely on a combination of rain water and hauling, with the goal to get totally on rainwater.
We still live and work in Phoenix for now, so no, we are not tired of the trailer yet.
I had hoped to be under roof by September, but with the delay of the plans, this building season is pretty well shot. I still hope to get my foundation done, and maybe a couple of courses of logs. For doing the logs, I had a half dozen high school kids lined up for muscle, but now they will be back in school before I get to stacking. Bummer.