My Industrial Cabin Build
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Was more afraid of the geese dropping bombs.
Good thing. Hale Bop always makes me think of Heavens Gate. There’s all kinds of kinds out there.
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I got one more short video put together from Thursday last week. My step-son was able to work with me one more day before going back to college. Its always a big help to have extra hands.
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As I watch you hammer panels into position, I wonder if they are just naturally a snug fit, or if the OSB has swelled a bit in outdoor storage to make things even more snug?
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From examination of the osb, it doesn’t seem like it has swelled at all. I have watched videos ov builds where they use a strip of osb as the sill plate with another piece of wood nailed to that. They don’t s m to have any issues sliding the panels around so I figure they ripped them to size. I plan to rip the rest o f the footer and remove about 1 kerf width from the inside of the foot plate. I cant imagine I will lose anything for structural integrity.
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It almost seems like you are faster getting them into position by hand and not using the excavator.
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For the ones we can manage, that works well. The ones we put up Sunday night were just too big. A 5’3” triple 2x8 header along with the jack splines will make. 6’x5’ panel real heavy. Way too heavy to think about putting it ip manually with just 2 people. We have a front wall tht has 3 5’x5’ windows all next to each other with triple 2x12 headers. I cant even imagine yet, how i am going to get that beast assembled.
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I went to the build site today, mostly to check on things after the big storms we’ve had. Sustained Winds of 18-20 mph. Everything is fine.
It was rainy and cold today so we went to a movie and an early dinner. We saw “1917”. That was pretty intense.
I’m a week behind on editing. Trying to catch up a little this weekend.
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It was rainy and cold today so we went to a movie and an early dinner. We saw “1917”. That was pretty intense.
I’m a week behind on editing. Trying to catch up a little this weekend.
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EddieWalker
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That looked frustrating.
