Nice Article. Also shows how informative the web could back in in 1995 when pages weren't covered in advertising junk.
After reading it, I ended up in a Google Images rabbit hole looking at different kinds of Yurts.
After reading it, I ended up in a Google Images rabbit hole looking at different kinds of Yurts.
The alternative is in consumer mode, where you sit and consume anything that shows up on the conveyor belt of feeds, wondering why things aren't as good these days.
>"We managed to get about 9 lathes out of each 2x4 on average (sometimes 10, sometimes only 8). Remember, in planning for this, that the saw blade has thickness, and that all the sawdust has to come from somewhere."
Dimensional lumber is anything but that. I once needed to rip down a stack of 2"x6" lumber to the same width. Some pieces would run through the saw without cutting anything off, others would leave a 1/4" strip of scrap. Take into account the kerf and there was almost a 1/2" difference between some pieces.