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Old 08-15-2009, 07:12 PM   #21
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note to self: add "remodeling of Amish house" to resume

it's been an interesting job (remodeled other portions of house too)-started off as a block house with 4 additions over the years. The flooring in the main house has two layers of flooring topped with hardwood-that's 2 1/4" inches of floor material!
That's Gotta be cool.

Back home I used to work for someone we did flooring exclusevly.

We found some interesting things when removing old flooring.

Found old newspapers as vapor bariers etc.

Standing there reading stuff before I was born.

Even at my age I wish could afford to move some where and apprentice at like an old Vicorian style or Old New England home restoration fabricating shiz that doesn't excist anymore!

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Old 08-15-2009, 07:30 PM   #22
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JT, this might be right up your alley:

http://www.nwboatschool.org/

How many people really know how to handcraft a wooden boat? I've visited the school (tourist) and the work they do is awesome. Beyond description. So cool.

Or how about this:

http://www.logandtimberschool.com/

I haven't visited this school yet, but I want to. These guys will take a bunch of trees and work them into timber frames for houses. Too cool.

Relocate to the PNW. Lots of cool stuff up here. Build log homes for retiring baby boomers in Montana and Wyoming during the summer, in the winter repair wooden boats in the Puget Sound.
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JT, this might be right up your alley:

http://www.nwboatschool.org/

How many people really know how to handcraft a wooden boat? I've visited the school (tourist) and the work they do is awesome. Beyond description. So cool.

Or how about this:

http://www.logandtimberschool.com/

I haven't visited this school yet, but I want to. These guys will take a bunch of trees and work them into timber frames for houses. Too cool.

Relocate to the PNW. Lots of cool stuff up here. Build log homes for retiring baby boomers in Montana and Wyoming during the summer, in the winter repair wooden boats in the Puget Sound.
Oh HELL YEAH! Thanks Bob!

To the first I Watch NCIS and get a kick seeing "Gibbs" workin on his boat(s)


To the second ALWAYS fascinated with log homes.

Still hard to phathom how much was created in the past from tools you didn't have a trigger to pull.
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There are still crews up here doing timberframing with few power tools. Chainsaw mostly. It's enjoyed a resurgence among the wealthy. Harrison Ford has a timberframe lodge south of here with a private airstrip for his Cessna Caravan. Up near CDA lake there are several multi-million dollar timberframe lodges owned by the wealthy with an outdoorsy mindset. Even factory built timberframe homes are pricey.

Luxury log cabins is a small but steady market all over the PNW. There are several boutique builders based out of Missoula. The work is there if you have the background and the skillset.

Now if you have big bucks you'll snap up all those 20 to 30 acres lots out near Kamiah and build your own line of timberframe lodges for the wealthy from California.
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am a profesional floorlayer u want to uplift the floor then prime the florr then screed it before u lay your sheet or it will just blow off
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