Cut'n'weld day...finished the outer frames for the rest of the west side door windows.
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- shade...
- GDU's
- planter score...
- on demand...
- close but no rain...
- plantmonday
- FIELDLABSUNDAY
- cutsomedoors
- moredoorparts
- frames...
- west rim trail...
- the search continues...
- Field Lab Guards
- It's What's For Dinner
- Bob met Carl...
- brooks knife
- Pea Hail...
- jiffyPOP
- BLT...
- Carl'n'Julie
- buh bye Ural...
- pansybrianwylie
- no one in here but us chickens...
- then and now...
- north doorway sealed...
- GrubShack Breakfast!
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4 comments:
Study Butte, Darwin - twins of sorts, from different mothers? at least you are beyond dial-up... & not in CA..
Interesting set of pics...
Darwin
nice frames - mesh/screen/perf. plate or glazing?
The Field Lab Olympic Squares
... speaking of metal & wood, thought you might be interested in this. A light year or two away from the Tiny House idea, but there are threads of commonality.... I see your design approach, craftsmanship and "visual eye" linked to this structure. Wonder if they have a Grub Shack in CT.?
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crossed paths with Daniel about 32 years ago when he was teaching - this is his first dwelling...
more pics:
CT metal&wood
Strong squares. Looking forward to seeing them in place.
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