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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 01:26pm Reply
 
 we have had property for 7 years now and dreamed of building a cabin...well it's finaly happening with help from friends and family over several weekends we have gotten close to weather tight.
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 01:28pm Reply
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 01:32pm Reply
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 01:35pm Reply
 
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| VTweekender Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 04:43pm Reply
 
 Very nice!!  What you gonna use for siding?
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 07:34pm Reply
 
 gable walls are 5/8 plain t1-11 and will batt later 12'' on center the long walls will be tk cedar 8'' lap also still need to cut the ply out for the last window on the front gable wall.....all this has defintely been a learning experiance all this in 3 saturdays and one full weekend soon as we get the metal roof,door and windows in we can slow down and enjoy the work more!!!!
 
 
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| OwenChristensen Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 07:59pm Reply
 
 Looking good. And you're having fun too , I'll bet.
 
 Owen
 
 
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| hattie Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 08:44pm Reply
 
 WOW - this is coming along great!  Love your dog!  *S*  Keep the photos coming!!!
 
 
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| trollbridge Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 09:13pm Reply
 
 Wow welcome! Congratulations on starting your cabin-after 7 years of dreaming and planning I bet it feels real good to be almost dried in!!!
 
 
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| trollbridge Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 09:15pm Reply
 
 BTW...where is your cabin?
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 10:44pm Reply
 
 washington state
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jun 2012 11:04pm Reply
 
 some critter pic's
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| OwenChristensen Member
 | # Posted: 27 Jun 2012 09:40am Reply
 
 Nice pics. I have bear and bobcat. I'm still trying to get cougar. I'll never get elk, maybe moose. I have five trail cams out. Looks like you have at least three.
 
 Owen
 
 
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| Nicolle Member
 | # Posted: 22 Jul 2012 06:45pm Reply
 
 Curious...I am about to build a 16x24 cabin with my dad...what size beams did you use & joist size? I want to do a 16x24, with 3 rows of 5 piers spaced 6' apart. Not sure if poring concrete tubes, or using PT 6x6 on a footing. I was hoping 4x8x12 beams would hold with 2x8x16 joist. This is our first cabin project. This is my cabin, so trying to plan everything myself. I am using 2x6 for wall, with 4/12 roof truss, that i will order. Not going to tackle roofing on my first build. Simple open floor plan. Bringing in electric, but will use compsot for toilet. Will store water until I have a well dug. Going off grid.  Any help or feedback would be appreciated...
 
 
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| Purplerules Member
 | # Posted: 30 Dec 2012 06:03pm Reply
 
 Do you have any more pictures? Curious how you finished off the inside. Did you do any lofts?
 
 
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| trumbull archer Member
 | # Posted: 5 Jan 2013 03:09pm Reply
 
 Nice start. I'm in the planing stages of my own cabin to be built this spring. Definitely will be looking forward to seeing the finished cabin.
 
 
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| Purplerules Member
 | # Posted: 5 Jan 2013 04:32pm Reply
 
 trumbull archer - be sure to post pics once you get started and your different stages for those of us here who are addicted to this site.
 Happy Spring Building to Come!!!
 
 
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| BigDuke6 Member
 | # Posted: 5 Jan 2013 06:08pm Reply
 
 Looking forward to more pics as well.
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 8 Jan 2013 10:30pm - Edited by: mytee Reply
 
 cabin is now dry and siding is almost complete but we haven't been up since thanksgiving. lots of snow cabins at 3100 ft really wanting to get up ther and start the loft, 1x6 t&g on the ceiling and kitchen cabinets and a small pot belly stove some freinds and i hunted up there day after thanksgiving and it was 18deg
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 8 Jan 2013 10:38pm Reply
 
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| BigDuke6 Member
 | # Posted: 8 Jan 2013 10:40pm Reply
 
 I will be anxious to see some in progress shots of the t&g being installed on the interior.
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 8 Jan 2013 10:40pm Reply
 
 this spring we will be adding a 10x24 covered front porch
 
 
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| exsailor Member
 | # Posted: 10 Jan 2013 01:25pm Reply
 
 I am curious about the two different outside siding applications? Any reason you are using Lap siding on the front and a board and baton appearance on the side. It doesn't look like the base for lap siding on the ends, because you didn't use it in the front. Just curious, I like the looks of both. I like the window  framing simple, unique, and easy.
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 13 Jan 2013 09:59am Reply
 
 price of material has heavily dictated this whole project the lap siding is 10'' clear quartersawn cedar  ( $30 ) couldn't pass it up! the batons are 5/4 x1.5'' cedar ripped from wider  boards and the window and corner trim are all 5/4x4 rough cedar that had turned grey and was being tossed out. Is funny since peaple pay for that look LOL
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 13 Jan 2013 10:00am Reply
 
 batons
 
 
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 13 Jan 2013 10:07am Reply
 
 the ''pooper'' and guest cabin or''dry bar''
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| mytee Member
 | # Posted: 13 Jan 2013 10:12am - Edited by: mytee Reply
 
 It's been 6 weeks since we have been up were hoping to make it next weekend and insulate as long as it doesn't snow any more this week
 
 
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| Purplerules Member
 | # Posted: 14 Jan 2013 09:21am - Edited by: Purplerules Reply
 
 What a great recycle use on the window trim. I like!
 I am watching for interior pic as to your layout as our inside is 16x24.
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| bwnewt Member
 | # Posted: 6 Feb 2013 10:39pm Reply
 
 Hi mytee, what part of washington? I am looking at doing this exact size at my place near Moses Lk. I would love to see this place and take some photos/ideas
 
 
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| George Member
 | # Posted: 15 Feb 2013 11:07pm Reply
 
 I built my place 24 years ago North of Leavenworth Wa.Fun to watch everyones dream come to reality.My next project is at a fly in only lake outside Manley Alaska.Supplies will be flown in by sky crane.2 each 8x20 conexes, full of tools and material.Cabin 16x20 will be built on top of the containers,with access through pull down stairs inside the container.
 
 
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