“E” Section Of Roof Finally Completed
In quite strong winds, we concluded the job of hoisting and installing the remaining rafters to complete the “E” section of the roof. Well, actually, there is an additional bit…
Analysis and Quantifying of Oak Timber for the Facia Boards and Gutters
With the wet weather suddenly dropping on our heads, we went back to the task of analysing and quantifying what we will need to put up a facia board right…
“E” Section half Done Before Rain Stops Play!
We started this morning on the “E” section of the roof and proceeded to install five rafters from E5 to E1 going up the diagonal beam over the Entertainment Room.…
“I” Section Is Fully Installed With All Its Rafters!
We tackled the task of completing the “I” section of the roof by installing the eleven rafters we made these last few days. It was a bit of a juggle…
Bevel Ends Sliced in All Rafters for “I” and “E”
This morning, we finished off the task of slicing the bevel ends on all the rafters that are filling in the final gaps in both ‘I’ and ‘E’ sections of…
All “E” Rafters Are Created!
This morning, we finished off the preparation work for the rafters to fill in the “E” section of roof, by slicing the 32 degree ends off all the plywood webbing…
Remaining “I” Rafters Created and Next Section “E” Now Being Organised
Today, this morning, we finished off creating the last five rafters that makes up the “I” section of the roof, to add to the six we made yesterday. we also…
Rafters Created for “I” section
We finished off preparing the parts to make up the rafters to complete the “I” section of the roof this morning. This included cutting the Bird’s mouth into four of…
“M” Section is Complete and Preparation Work Begins for “I” Section
We cut the bevel end on the remaining rafter left-over from yesterday, namely M17. We are still trying to work out why our Bevel Slicing Machine is trying to pull…
M1 through M5 Rafters are Up and Installed
Today we approached the task of slicing the bevelled ends on our nine rafters that are filling in the two triangular gaps in the “M” section of the roof. This…