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Log Shells |
"House Logs" for Sale |
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The Montana School of Log Building teaches the full scribe method of log construction that creates an efficient chinkless fit. On site instruction is hands-on training in small classes. Many students attend classes to get hands-on experience after they have watched "The Video Course" now on DVD's. The pre-training is a helpful introduction with prior knowledge of terms and techniques learning is more efficient. "The Video Course" is a resource that can refresh practices when the student returns home. Classes allow the students to practice handcrafting log construction skills, which enable them to confidently pursue projects of their own, which they have all over the world! Whether in his log yard for a hands-on class
or listening to his instruction via "The Video Course", learning is step-by-step,
specific, and understandable. Hundreds of his students world-wide
are handcrafting incredible log buildings with techniques learned by Al
Anderson.
The Montana School of Log Building's 60 acre log yard is located on the
Jefferson River outside Three Forks, Montana. It is surrounded by the Rocky
Mountains and four international famous trout fishing rivers. Three
Forks is 90 miles north of Yellowstone National Park and 35 miles west
of Bozeman, Montana.
The "Squaring Calculator"
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Log Building School classes cover the information builders need. 2. House log selection, logging practices and care of house logs. 3. Three types of foundations for log homes. 4. Universal building codes and standards for log home construction. 5. How to cut sill logs and align them squarely on the foundation. 6. How to use the scriber for absolute tight fits. 7. How to frame windows and doors. 8. Three different styles of roof systems. 9. How to act as your own contractor. 10. Tricks and uncanny ideas not taught in books to help you solve problems.
Handcrafted Full-scribe Log Shells Get ready for Spring with a pre-built Log Shell constructed with the finest Montana Lodge pole Pine by Al Anderson and his crew at the Montana School of Log Building. Nicholas Anderson graduated in Civil Engineering from Montana State University, Bozeman. Top crews built top quality log homes. Get us your plan and we will give you a quote...
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