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Historic window restoration has been a big part of the work that I've done at the North Bennet Street School and throughout m... -
Although my program at the North Bennet Street School is geared towards historical buildings and traditional building methods, we recent... -
Producing quality work requires having the right tools to accomplish the job. At the North Bennet Street School, I have come to re... -
Last week we were finally given the go ahead to begin the second leg of work on the 1776 Governor Belcher House in Milton, MA. The restorati... -
Timber framing is a big focus at the North Bennet Street School so I will be dedicating several entries to the trade along with details of t... -
It's been a while since I've posted anything, mainly because things have been moving slowly. This isn't a bad thing, it... -
After cutting and fitting hundreds of mortise and tenon joints, lapped dovetail joints, and checking our rafters and collar ties for pe... -
Today we took a trip up to Brentwood, New Hampshire to have a look at the sawmill operation at Seacoast Mills. I had... -
For this year's timber framing project, our class was contracted to build an addition to a modest 1850's Cape style home in Canton, ... -
Monday was my first day on the job at Essex Restoration and my first day as a bonafide and paid carpenter! I couldn't be any more gratef...
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Historic window restoration has been a big part of the work that I've done at the North Bennet Street School and throughout m...
-
Although my program at the North Bennet Street School is geared towards historical buildings and traditional building methods, we recent...
-
Producing quality work requires having the right tools to accomplish the job. At the North Bennet Street School, I have come to re...
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Last week we were finally given the go ahead to begin the second leg of work on the 1776 Governor Belcher House in Milton, MA. The restorati...
-
Timber framing is a big focus at the North Bennet Street School so I will be dedicating several entries to the trade along with details of t...
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It's been a while since I've posted anything, mainly because things have been moving slowly. This isn't a bad thing, it...
-
After cutting and fitting hundreds of mortise and tenon joints, lapped dovetail joints, and checking our rafters and collar ties for pe...
-
Today we took a trip up to Brentwood, New Hampshire to have a look at the sawmill operation at Seacoast Mills. I had...
-
For this year's timber framing project, our class was contracted to build an addition to a modest 1850's Cape style home in Canton, ...
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Monday was my first day on the job at Essex Restoration and my first day as a bonafide and paid carpenter! I couldn't be any more gratef...