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Comment: Geff and Jamie came with their families from the UK, but we made them work for a few days helping to move heavy beams, scaffolding. etc
The corner of the kitchen where all the hot and cold water pipes come up from the 'sous sol' 1000 litre hot water heating buffer tank.

Spaghetti of electrical conduits behind the circuit breaker box position.

Latest acquision - a surface planer. It is much cheaper to buy unplaned wood direct from the sawmill and cut and plane it to size.

A finished 'fermacell' partition in the oak frame by the double volume over the living room.

Margaret pushing wood fibre insulation into the bathroom partitions. This is primarily for sound insulation.
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Jun 02, 2008 - 12:08 PM
Lack of storage space (garage not built yet) forced us to store wood outside and covered up. These beams are destined for the balcony and conservatory (greenhouse) structure.

They helped me take some large oak floor beams to our local sawmill to be ripped into smaller sizes. These were ones I bought from the roofer who had misread the drawing and ordered too many.

Geff dressed to use the belt sander to clean the oak frame. Star Wars !

We planned to paint the ceilings next, before doing the floors and all the oak abutting the ceilings needed to be sanded first.

Geff in action with sander.
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