Fall 2019 Timber Tidbits

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We’ve been busy this fall, and the variety has kept life interesting. We fit in some time on our own building as well, and passed our final inspection. Here’s a look at what’s new ~​The MoreSun Team Click here to … Continued

Future Timber Framers

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Any time we have the opportunity to educate kids about timber framing and woodworking we’re in! Stephen visited a local elementary school and the thank you notes made it all worthwhile. The kids were interested and excited, while worrying that … Continued

Summer 2019 Timber Tidbits

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Summer took us to a fabulous island, a tranquil spot in the woods by a creek,up to the mountains, out to a lake, and just around the corner. And yes – we worked while we were there!Here’s a look at what’s … Continued

Timber Framed Island Pavilion

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We were pretty excited to get a call from the Norwalk Seaport Association about cutting and raising a timber framed island pavilion for them. Sheffield Island (Norwalk), Connecticut is home to a retired lighthouse that is listed on the National … Continued

Spring 2019 Timber Tidbits

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Spring is finally here! (We know, because everything is covered in pollen.)The new shop has made a big difference in our work lives, and came right when we needed more covered space.Here’s a look at what’s new ~The MoreSun Team Click … Continued

Winter 2019 Timber Tidbits

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Winter has been super busy for us. Lots of projects are being cut, with several that will be raised this spring and summer.Here’s a look at what’s new ~​The MoreSun Team Click here to read our complete timber framing newsletter. … Continued

Fall 2018 Timber Tidbits

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Fall has been a repeat of summer – rain has us moving from site work to the shop and back again. A new, large work and timber storage structure will certainly help!Here’s a look at what’s new ~​The MoreSun TeamClick … Continued

Marriage Marks

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Marriage marks were used in timber frame construction as reference points, to identify pieces that fit together in the frame or for the positioning of peg holes. Most commonly used in the 18oos and earlier, marks were etched into the … Continued