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It would be an experience well worth it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_Y2HzH6BF4

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Jack has classes at both the Heartwood School and Hancock Shaker Village.

And they are certainly worth it.

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I've taken the Sobon/Carlon workshop at Hancock, and Cruck framing at Heartwood, as well as several others. Great classes. If you can take a workshop with really experienced instructors, the payback will be huge.


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I was on heartwood's website and it looks like they have several offerings related to home construction.

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Here is the style I was thinking of doing. It would be a work shop for me for my metal lathe/milling machine and also my man cave.



http://holderbros.com/barn-styles/gambrel-barn/

I mostly like the looks of it. I'mm be reading mr Sobons book this evening.

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