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Country Island

peachlandboy, member | October 20th, 2009

When my wife and I removed a wall seperating our kitchen and family room we were left with an open space from the reconfigured kitchen. We felt we had room to build a custom island which has a...

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Curvin' Around

johnwatters, member | October 19th, 2009

Self-designed curved central island, relatively narrow, allowing two cooks to work from both sides. Also maximizes view out back windows when at sink. Guests watch it all from the 4 seats...

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Oz

johnnysawchuck, member | October 19th, 2009

I love this JARRAH top floating above the black granite on stainless posts. Electrical outlets mounted on posts

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The Library

1sgtfrey, member | October 16th, 2009

My wife and I wanted a room where we could read, listen to music, have a drink with friends, or simply sit in front of the fireplace on a cold night. We basically wanted to get away from...

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Official Rules: Kitchen Island Photo Contest

Official Fine Homebuilding Post, editor | October 15th, 2009

Show us your most creative kitchen island solutions for a chance to win a prize package valued at over $200.

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Traditional Reclaimed Timberframe

BearCreekTimber, member | October 15th, 20091 comment

This is a small traditional timber frame constructed from various species of reclaimed timbers. Most everything in this house is recycled; the floors are utility grade oak (some pieces as short...

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Octagonal Gazebo

BearCreekTimber, member | October 15th, 20092 comments

This is a Gazebo in the Lake Tahoe area designed to withstand 300 psf snow loads!

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Parry Sound Cottage

Michael_Krans, member | October 15th, 2009

This cottage was built by Timmerman Timberworks near Parry Sound, Ontario. The wings of the cottage are full-scribe, chinked log, with timber roof systems above, and the main aisle is full...

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A Bright & Airy Kitchen By: Landmark Construction

jwoodill, member | October 13th, 20091 comment

“It was close to a year in the making” When Job Woodill, president and chief designer of the local upandcoming...

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post & beam shed

fraserj, member | October 12th, 2009

frame post & beams are rough sawn 4" x 4" and the sheathing is 1" x 12" ship lapped

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Timber frame home Central NY

easternbob, member | October 7th, 20092 comments

This is an owner/builder project my wife I are undertaking. The frame was designed and cut by Vermont Frames. We raised the frame ourselves with the help of friends and a tech...

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Tucker Timber Frame

Chuck4752, member | October 5th, 2009

This home is a two story 2000 SF timber frame built from old growth doug fir. All timber recycled from Pier 3 in Astoria OR (built in 1913). All cabinets and trim are built from the same...

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Lake Home Eyebrow Dormer

NewEnergyWorks, member | October 5th, 2009

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Timber Frame Lighthouse

NewEnergyWorks, member | October 5th, 2009

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Frame Raising in North Carolina

ClemR, member | October 5th, 20091 comment

Timber frame home in North carolina, raising was held in Feb 2009. Designed by myself and Riverbend Timberframe. Berg Mountain Home did the raising and built the home.

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New Hampshire 30'x36' story and a half, locally grown Hemlock

finelineWoodworking, member | October 5th, 2009

Locally grown Hemlock timbers frame this Mascoma riverfront home in NH. Special thanks to Great Northern Barns who prefabed most of the frame at their shop less than a mile awaynbsp...

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Half Octagon Timber Frame

HouseInTheWoods, member | October 1st, 2009

16' by 30' timber frame addition to a ten sided house on Lake Champlain in Vermont. The frame ends in a half octagon to create a very dramatic space. The frame was cut from local hemlock...

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Alaskan Timber Frame Workshop

shelleystallings, member | September 30th, 20097 comments

My first timber frame building. A 20' x 32' workshop. All western red cedar timbers were 'beach logged' (down-dead trees) collected off the beaches of Southeast Alaska. Special thanks to...

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Timber Frame on Lake Sylvia, MN

daiku_north, member | September 30th, 20092 comments

Timber frame in Douglas Fir on Lake Sylvia, MN. Principal Plates and Purlins are 10x16. Frame by Northern Lights Timber Framing, Minneapolis. General Contractor: Bruce Prevost...

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Barn restoration & addition

DonaldHWagstaff, member | September 29th, 20091 comment

This is very simple I realize and maybe not what you had in mind for your contest but the simplicity is what I favor here. For the most part all the wood started this project in it's round form, that...

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A Master Bathroom with Views

PeregrineBuilders, member | September 29th, 2009

Mike, the client, felt cramped in his own master bathroom, especially when he had to work around a tub that took up most of the room, which he never used. Showering in a small fiberglass stall was...

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20x24 workshop

dmcdonne, member | September 28th, 20092 comments

The frame footprint is 20x24, The frame was constructed using four bents using local hemlock. Each post of each bent corresponds with a reinforced sonatube which also supported...

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Border French Necaise Woodworking & Carpentry

cobra51958, member | September 28th, 2009

Border French Necaise Woodworking & Carpentry was founded upon the dreams and experience of do it yourself home Craftmans, creating, designing. building their own kitchen and bathroom...

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Laser Plumb Bob Helper

johnrlee, member | September 21st, 2009

Truing up walls can be especially tricky using even a plate-to-plate level. This makes using a laser plumb bob a lot easier. The 2" offset from the front and sides allows the unit to be placed in a...

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Official Rules: Timber-Frame Photo Contest

Official Fine Homebuilding Post, editor | September 16th, 2009

Enter our latest timber-frame challenge for a chance to win a Fine Homebuilding prize package.

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Cabin Renovation

VaDesigner, member | September 16th, 2009

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Quiet Laminate Floor Squeaks with Liquid Wrench Silicone Spray.

dwmayer, member | September 13th, 2009

Quiet Laminate Floor Squeaks with Liquid Wrench Silicone Spray. I installed a high grade Armstrong laminate floor, the one with beveled and visible joints, but after 6-12 months in the dry...

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Contemporary Kitchen

MyCousinVinny, member | September 11th, 20091 comment

Not my Design, Not my Boxes, My Remodle and Install. It came out Nice.........

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caulking tool

paulrandall, member | September 11th, 20091 comment

When I'm caulking I always need something to tool the caulk with besides my finger. It has to be bendable, but stiff enough to hold its shape, shapeable with my finger as I'm pulling the line...

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Arch Door Jam

MyCousinVinny, member | September 10th, 20092 comments

This is some thing I wanted to make for a while but never had a customer for it. But finaly on day that customer came along and wanted it. The whole unit was made of popular. The doors were custom to...

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Sheetrock Over Foundation Insulation

Official Fine Homebuilding Post, editor | September 9th, 2009

A simple way to provide nailing surface behind sheetrock.

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A Home for an Active Family

bennerm, member | September 3rd, 2009

This home was designed and built on a sprawling lot in Highland Park, Illinois. The family is active in sports and hosts frequent tournaments for their children. Design decisions were made...

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