So I'll be working in a new space soon. The completed frame is the little building. The main building has a 150 ridge beam. It's gonna be like working in a temple.
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So I'll be working in a new space soon. The completed frame is the little building. The main building has a 150 ridge beam. It's gonna be like working in a temple.
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Ooooo... Please, I hope this is going to be a build journal. Very pretty.
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Nice. Good luck on the build.
Regards,
Kris
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Fantastic start. I love timber frame shops.
Is it my computer or are those pictures rotated?
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I love it! Keep the pictures coming.
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That looks great, Johnny. Congratulations.
Please take a lot of pics along the way. Thee builds can be inspiring and super helpful even for those already in a finished shop. I imagine for most of us retrofitting our existing structure is the rule of the day and ideas are always welcome.
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That's Really Awesome!!! Are you going to miss the trains, and the rabbit rescue neighbor?
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I so wish I could afford a small timber frame for my upcoming new shop building project...they whole look and feel seems "so right". But alas...I doubt it will be near the top of the short list.
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Wow ! I would love to have a place like that.
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Nice, will follow this thread closely!
Jim - if you're looking to talk shop with a local timber framer, Brian Murphy is very nice and knowledgeable. I know it may not be in the cards for your project, but in the spirit of networking and learning, here's the link: https://www.barnguys.com/
- Bob R.
Collegeville PA (30 minutes west of Philly)
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That's going to be a gorgeous shop. +1 on the build journal.Originally Posted by Frank Pratt
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Congrats Johnny! For me that is truly a dream.
Yes, please update with more pics. I think if you take the pics in landscape, then SMC won't rotate.
Brian
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger or more complicated...it takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." - E.F. Schumacher
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Love the shop, Johnny. Please keep the pictures coming.
The easiest way, if you have it, to get the pictures to not rotate, I have found, is to import them into Photoshop and re-save them as JPGs. Then post them. That seems to do the trick. There are other ways with other picture apps I have, but the photoshop way seems the easiest.
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I cant wait to see this come together. Hopefully i am doing something similar in 3 years.
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