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#850 03/05/04 05:15 PM
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Hi
I am nearing the end of cutting my first frame and it seems it has taken me an awfully long time to get here. I was just wondering if I'm slow as a turtle, or if I'm doing ok? The frame is a 24X36, four bent, high posted cape. So far I've got about 8 weeks into it. There is only the braces, collar ties and queen post left to cut. I'm trying not to be too harsh on myself and include somewhat of a learning curve in there. Also the weather for working outside here in NH wasn't exactly ideal for most of this winter. Any input would be helpfull. Good or bad.
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Mike

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what are you using for tools?
-Mark in Ontario.

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I have a chain mortisser and a 10" Makita saw but other than that the ussual hand tools, chissels etc.

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sounds normal enough to me if you are working alone.....
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Mikeo - you are moving at the same rate I was on my barn frame of the same size and I was working indoors. At any rate, it isn't the time it takes, it's the fun you have while doing it - unless, of course, you're trying to make money at it. Good luck with your project. jekbear


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