skylarkguy
Platinum Member
Very cool, Looks like you had 3 generations wielding a hammer or paint brush. Neat!
Building / Restoring an Old Cabin
- Thread starter pwt
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forgeblast
Elite Member
Wow I am so glad you kept the stone, that is one amazing build. I love the fireplace too!!!
Hammy
Silver Member
Amazing work!
BHD
Veteran Member
beautiful,
what condition was the old cabin in or was the wood all ready gone before you started?
I have wanted to build a small cabin on the place here (not that fancy but for the kids and grandkids when they come or company)
what condition was the old cabin in or was the wood all ready gone before you started?
I have wanted to build a small cabin on the place here (not that fancy but for the kids and grandkids when they come or company)
OP
pwt
Member
- Joined
- Apr 10, 2012
- Messages
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- Location
- North Bay, Ontario, Canada
- Tractor
- John Deere 4320 and Kubota BX25
Guys,
Thanks for all the nice comments.
The old cabin was in rough shape, the roof had been leaking for years and alot of the logs (white pine) on the sides had rotted away.
The wood we put on the outside on the new cabin is hemlock taken from my grandfarthers old farm buildings, a bit over a 100 years old.
Thanks for all the nice comments.
The old cabin was in rough shape, the roof had been leaking for years and alot of the logs (white pine) on the sides had rotted away.
The wood we put on the outside on the new cabin is hemlock taken from my grandfarthers old farm buildings, a bit over a 100 years old.
Sundance33
New member
That's the coolest cabin I have ever seen. I love the stone foundation and columns. Nice restoration too.
