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pash
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# Posted: 20 Dec 2017 01:59pm
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I wished I had, cuz my side door is stuck cuz I gave it 1/4
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BigR
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# Posted: 26 Dec 2017 10:50am
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Pash do you still have Stoney's manual? If you are you willing to sell or lend it? I have been trying to contact Stoney but I have not heard back from him.
biggestr@aol.com
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pash
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# Posted: 26 Dec 2017 10:58am
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No, It was out there with me while I was building. I'm sure it got torn up and thrown out. It was super helpful if u needed to get a permit pulled and such. However, the construction of a log is just glue/nails and lots of lifting
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Ospreyriser
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# Posted: 28 May 2018 06:19pm
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Hi. Thanks for taking a chance on this build Design for many of who hope to do the same! It looks really good.
Hows the building doing so far?
Any more photos?
Thanks for your time.
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pash
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# Posted: 28 May 2018 09:45pm
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Yeah, it's been done awhile now, I just keep forgetting to post pictures. I might remember tomorrow.
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Ospreyriser
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# Posted: 28 May 2018 10:18pm
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I hear ya...I’m sure you’ve got many more important things to do... Look forward to seeing them when you get around to it.
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pash
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# Posted: 28 May 2018 10:20pm
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When I finished it, I wasn't living here, now I live on the farm, so I might actually remember
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roxshane
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# Posted: 4 Sep 2018 10:34pm
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So, I just stumbled upon your blog. I really like the looks of your cabin! Very impressive. I also would love to have plans or links to any information you gathered. My wife is bugging the he'll out of me to build a get away cabin in the back 40. I'm curious about a cost comparison in this type of construction vs actual logs. Thanx-Mayor
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AKMike
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# Posted: 19 Sep 2018 05:17pm
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Wow great idea! How do you feel it’s holding up to any setteling? I love the aspect that a guy could essentially build most of it without needing a whole crew - as in, the “logs†aren’t weighing hundreds of pounds each! I’ve had my hand in the building of a few timber log cabins and homes and I can honestly say, this appears more structurally sound, better at holding heat and would seem to be much less upkeep in the long run. I’m planning on starting a build in the next year and will be milking my own lumber. Would you have any suggestions for building with “wet†(non kiln dried) lumber?
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AKMike
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# Posted: 19 Sep 2018 05:20pm
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Thank goodness I’m better at building than proof reading! Don’t you just love autocorrect? Milling, Milking, guess my phone is a farmer too
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rockies
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# Posted: 21 Sep 2018 08:11pm
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Hmmm. 401066 views in 3 years but only 39 comments.
Now there are 40!
Congrats!
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Jester
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# Posted: 26 Oct 2018 12:13pm
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This looks amazing! Couple questions I don't fully understand:
How are the corners supported? It looks like the middle board is cut down so the incoming board sits on top but I don't see how that is supported to keep from buckling.
Also, How are the walls supported to that when your "trusses" are on they don't push the walls outward?
I have never done cabin construction so I'm just wondering how that works.
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chevyfan454
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# Posted: 17 Feb 2021 10:30pm
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Hi Stoney following this thread since the beginning is your booklet available?
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CrunchierPeanuts
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# Posted: 8 Feb 2023 06:28am
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I bought Stoney's plans and will build this Spring. Every thread with photos helps.
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