The Nine Rafters to Finish Off the “M” Section Are Created
Today, we finished off preparing all the parts to build the nine rafters that will fill in the two ends of the “M” section of the roof. The CLS timber…
A DIY Selfbuild by Stephen, Shaun & Daphne
Today, we finished off preparing all the parts to build the nine rafters that will fill in the two ends of the “M” section of the roof. The CLS timber…
This afternoon, we started the task of preparing all the bits and pieces that makes up the nine rafters (five from M1 to M5 and four from M14 to M17)…
This morning, we took out the last two rafters of the batch of eight we had made this week. They went up just fine. Now we have also measured the…
This morning, we hauled the six rafters we completed yesterday outside, ready to be installed later on making room in our workshop, in order to complete off the two full…
Today, we resumed our task of creating rafters, this time for the section along the “M” wall / roof area. We managed to do six out of the eight we…
Today,we took outside the completed three rafters, these being the E6 and E7 as well as I6. It was the usual case of using our winch motor to lift them…
This morning, we finished off preparing all the bits and pieces for making our next batch of rafters. We brought in 48 strips of the plywood webbing and proceeded to…
Today, armed with our new version of the spreadsheet that now calculates everything from the basis of the measured bottom flange, we proceeded to bring in 15 lengths of 89mm…
This morning, we tackled the next rafter, the A4, to slice the bevel on the end of it, analysing the results. It was still inclining to curve outwards during the…
Our new week started with us making a second saw guide template for doing “right-handed” Bevel slices. Next we serviced the Bevel Slicing Machine and made sure that all the…