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Notch Drop in Dovetail Log Construction; What is it? How much?

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Log Talk with Dave is a series of short tutorials, discussions and demonstrations about log homes and log home building. Dave is the founder of and instructor at the BC School of Log Building in Golden BC, Canada. In this Log Talk, Dave takes a look at the Notch Drop in Dovetail log construction; what it is, and how he determines it for different log widths. After a brief discussion, Dave skillfully cuts the connector, brushes it, and checks for a tight fit on the receiver. For a more in depth study of dovetail log construction, we offer a complete online dovetail log building program available on our website at:
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25 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@konradsusiebakalarczyk267 3 года назад

Fantastic! You have to do a video on proper chainsaw sharpening for log building!

@bcschooloflogbuilding4385 3 года назад

Thank you, that’s definitely on our list. Keep the requests coming!

@houstonbrown3450 2 месяца назад

Amazing, video, I seen a video of the dovetail notch ,and there was a gap in between the timbers 2" ,

@jaybird836 13 дней назад

Good video, excellent 👍

@michaeltrees6872 2 года назад

Perfect! I'm going to raise up my canvas tent up 4 feet using a base done like this. Can't wait! Will have to figure out the entry is all as it will be raised up by 4 feet. Love this stuff! We have an endless supply of downed cedar to work with.

@bcschooloflogbuilding4385 2 года назад

Sounds great! We’ve done this before, email us if you want a picture. Have fun!

@tic857 2 года назад

I think I know how I want to build my next garden bed

@bcschooloflogbuilding4385 2 года назад

Awesome!

@joandelur4407 Год назад

very nice video dude

@janm2473 Год назад

So Dave... this was very interesting for me... I photograph birds and old buildings. I found a couple fabulous old structures in rural south west Alberta... Very old structures.... I'm thinking late 1800's or older...... My question is: were the notches also designed to repel rain and allow the rain to drip off the structure instead of accumulating in notches and hence to eventually rot...? I see from your video that there's a gentle slope in the notches. Probably a silly question.

@bcschooloflogbuilding4385 Год назад

Exactly, water rolls away from the building…think like a raindrop!

@coli2543 2 года назад

Hello Dave, love your video series. Very informative and enjoyable to watch so keep them coming. :) When you final assemble the dovetail cabin, do you use long screws in the dovetail notch corners to secure the logs or do you just rely on the weight of the logs (gravity) on top of the notch to hold the building together?

@bcschooloflogbuilding4385 2 года назад

Thanks for your support. Yes, we use timber screws in the corners and wooden pegs throughout the length of the logs.