Showing posts with label vermont timber works. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vermont timber works. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2008

Autumn @ Vermont Timber Works & Post and Beam Barn Update.

Enjoy this beautiful shot of North Springfield, VT. Thank you Denise!
As the fall foliage is peak, our shop is FULL of hemlock timbers. We are currently hand crafting a post and beam horse barn that will be raised in Rockingham, VT. Custom designed to insure room for the horses, tack area, isle ways, storage, hay even the horse trailer and tractor.

This post and beam barn is not only designed, engineered and hand crafted by Vermont Timber Works, our crew will be raising this timber frame.

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Post & Beam Construction Monday - Friday...then the weekend fun begins!

At Vermont Timber Works, we pride ourselves on hand crafting post and beam constructed buildings of the highest quality. NO CNC machines in our North Springfield shop. You are not restricted by what can be programed into the hundegger! You are restricted however by what will work and what may not. Our Professional Engineer, PJZ makes sure that each post and beam design will stand over time. Thank you Pete! The work week usually consists of Monday through Friday, but an occasional Saturday is worked if need be. When the weekend comes, these timber framers like to have fun!

Would you like to know what Vermont Timber Works hard working team does on the weekend? Well if so, here you go. So far we have pictures submitted by Doug (who loves to sail), Sue (who also enjoys being on the water) and Sandy, that's me (horses and swimming all summer long).


Pete enjoys many outdoor activities, taking the canoe out with the family for one. Todd likes to hang with friends and ride his motorcycle.

Look for more additions as I receive them, or FIND them whichever the case may be.

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

spring time in Vermont, post and beam and baseball fun...

Why not? The Vermont Timber Works boys are having a little fun during lunch break. Travis is behind the plate, Toddy is pitching and Kellin, Jason and Mikey all take a turn at bat. Ruby is supervising, as usual.

Kellin did get a few nice hits and Todd did a good job pitching to everyone.

Jason usually hits them over the fence...BUT not today. Oh well, it's all in fun.
Look out RUBY! Heads up!

Mikey gets a hit, wish I was closer here. Mike is on our cut team hand crafts our timber frames using classic timber framing tools like framing chisels, mortising machines, beam saws, peg drills, slicks and more. Jason, Kellin and James are also on our cut team.

Now that Spring has sprung this field will get much use. Our Springfield, VT school system uses this for baseball and softball. The late afternoons can be quite interesting at Vermont Timber Works. Only now and then do we get a ball bounced off the building :)