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[hunt4570]

That roof looks a long way up. So are you the jelly maker of the house and what is Scuppernong jelly?

That roof IS a long way up! I am the jelly maker/canner of the family, Scuppernongs are a southern grape variety,

 

[hunt4570]

Rafters going up...

2x6s... what痴 the span, and why the double In the Middle?

 

[Oldpath05]

That roof IS a long way up! I am the jelly maker/canner of the family, Scuppernongs are a southern grape variety,

I wouldn't of guessed that in a million years, I haven't had home made grape jelly in 40 years, sounds yummy on toast with real butter. My wife usually does apple and strawberry jelly and this year she running late on apple.

 

[hunt4570]

I wouldn't of guessed that in a million years, I haven't had home made grape jelly in 40 years, sounds yummy on toast with real butter. My wife usually does apple and strawberry jelly and this year she running late on apple.

I make Scuppernong and blueberry jelly痴, the apples I make into applesauce..

 

[Oldpath05]

2x6s... whatç—´ the span, and why the double In the Middle?

2x6x16 rafter, 14' span, 2' on center. My son has a idea of adding I beam someday for trolley and wants to secure it to the double up rafters. Why..... I'm not sure I'm not really seeing the use of one, maybe there is, he wanted 6x6s but we had a few extra 2x6s and 6x6 takes to big of a tree.

 

[Oldpath05]

We ran out of boards near end of day so around the corner for another log that needs to be cut two years from now. Wonder if my son will come up the house throwing his hands up in the air interrupting my TBN time tomorrow morning, I usually dont get going til 10:30 am and after 3 cups of coffee on my days off.........

L34OO reverse logging - YouTube

 

[Agvg]

Not so much tractor but some very old and dry small wood cut on a buzz saw.

 

[Gordon Gould]

I really enjoy the pictures of your place Agvg !!!

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[groundcover]

No kidding, guess we shouldn’t call him a flat lander !!

 

[Loaderman22]

So HUNT, you have a mill right? And loads and loads of trees right? So why the plywood countertop??? Ha ha! Or is that part of the "cabinets for the Misses" project that's next?