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   butch | Sep 07, 2004 12:28pm | #1

   All 3 attachments were blank on this end

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   UncleDunc | Sep 07, 2004 12:35pm | #2

   Scroll down and right. The pictures have really wide white borders.

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   butch | Sep 07, 2004 02:08pm | #3

   thanks

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   davidmeiland | Sep 07, 2004 09:22pm | #4

   Very sweet... chiseling well spent. If it rains much there it will not be long before they will call you back to add a gutter, and personally I would like to see the walls and posts at least 6" above the slab, on stemwall and piers... otherwise rain splashing up will keep the bottom edges too wet.

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   AJinNZ | Sep 07, 2004 10:49pm | #5

   The guttering was to be added later. He chose copper and was undecided if he would paint the siding or not.

   Once decided, paint would go on, then gutter. However the siding was rough sawn and wet and needed time to dry anyhow.

   As for the rest, the siding extends down past the bottom plate so nothing can get in. Wind blown rain doesnt get in very far.  

   Everything, 100% of it, depends on how you look at it.

   DW

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   oak | Sep 07, 2004 11:40pm | #6

   cropped them for easier viewing...

   nice work..

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   AJinNZ | Sep 08, 2004 09:51am | #7

   Thanks for the compliment. Thanks also for reworking the pics. Not something I know a lot about...... 

   Everything, 100% of it, depends on how you look at it.

   DW

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   JonE | Sep 08, 2004 03:49pm | #8

   Hey, that is really nice.  I like the design and the way it turned out. 

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   bake | Sep 12, 2004 04:58am | #9

   Cool Jim

   I love it, how many hours to build? And I take it you are in New Zealand somewhere..... care to tell where?

   bake

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   AJinNZ | Sep 12, 2004 10:49am | #10

   It took about 8 to 9 weeks. Next time around I think it would take 5 to 6.

   I am in North Canterbury..........close to Christchurch. 

   Everything, 100% of it, depends on how you look at it.

   DW