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Sometime in the later part of 2019 I was given the opportunity to build a large table with some slabs of Douglas Fir that had been milled from some beams that had been laying in a basement of a building since the late 1890s. These are the slabs on the day I brought them into me shop in Ely:
It was a very simple project only made difficult by the fact that it was very large. Gluing up the top was a fun project:
Here are some finished pictures:
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Here are some pictures of the structural insulated panels, (SIPS), going on to the timber frame:
| They are not extremely heavy but most of them are a bit much for three guys to handle efficiently… a crane makes the process much easier. |
| The wall panels are all in place here |
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| Swinging the roof panels over with the crane… |
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| …and setting them in place… |
| The panels are all in place here, ready for sub-fascia and roofing… |
Feels like winter is setting in now with the change in the clocks… darkness starts setting in about 4:30… Today was another exceptionally nice day, high in the mid 40s, but we all know what is coming…