Family Builds Timber Frame Storage Building in 20 Minutes - Time Lapsed Build Compilation -E105 

The Oak Mountain Acotts built this timber frame storage barn that doubles as a maple sugar shack in their spare time over 3 months in the Fall of 2021. This video is a 20 minute time lapse of the highlights of multiple videos that were made during this build. They cut their own softwood logs from their woodlot and sawed them with Charlie's band sawmill and then worked together to stand the building up.
This was a lot of work but it sure was worth it!
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