The Advantages of Timber-frame Building
(Page 5 of 5)
August/September 2004
By Rob Roy
All told, with experience, a sharp chain and an adequately powerful saw, it should be possible to make an 8- to 10-foot timber every half hour with either of these simple chain saw attachments.
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Tool Sources
Bailey’s
(800) 322-4539
www.baileys-online.com
Family-run mail-order company with a selection of chain saws, safety equipment and portable sawmills.
Beam Machine
(800) 609-2160 (U.S. only)
(250) 384-9210
www.beammachine.com
Ted Mather makes the inexpensive Beam Machine chain saw attachment.
Better Built Corporation
(978) 657-5636
www.ripsaw.com
Makes and supplies the Better Built Ripsaw, a bandsaw attachment.
Granberg International
(866) 233-6499
www.granberg.com
Makes the Granberg Mini-Mill, Small Log Mill and various Alaskan mills.
Logosol, Inc.
(877) 564-6765
www.logosolusa.com
Makes the Logosol Timber Jig.
Rob Roy is the director of Earthwood Building School in West Chazy, N.Y. [(518) 493-7744 or www.cordwoodmasonry.com]. The school conducts workshops in cordwood masonry, earth-sheltered housing and timber framing.
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