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I'm glad you're on the mend, Allen.

JimC, to help finish the thought above, rckclmbr428 is Ronnie, a professional builder who travels to many states to build these homes. So when he says "he knows many engineers...", that carries more...

Yeah. Hmmm. When you chew, is it kinda doe-y?

Sure. People routinely do that.

Good story.

Read on? Works for me!

I gotta ask. How did it happen, and twice?

Ha! That's pretty funny, Bo. And it's tempting to try ...

I'll second what LogHouseNut said about MosseyMe's home -- I haven't been there but I've seen photos, and it really is a showcase home. Even if you don't go with round logs, I'd think the details...

It sounds like the Freedombox VPN server is only useful to those who are away from home. They can connect (via VPN) to your home internet connection, and then either communicate securely with others...

I don't own one of these, yet, but would like to:
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Even at a bare minimum, you need more info. Specifically, you'll need to total power required for your list, including the "etc.". You'll also need to decide if you need batteries at all. My...

Hello, Reza. Welcome to the site.

You may want to browse the gallery (https://www.lhba.com/student-homes-gallery) to see what these homes look like. They're not screwed tightly together, though.

I know I can't be of any help, but I think pictures would help others to comment.

Yup. This is, for me, the most compelling reason against those claims of the whole moon landing being faked. For one, I did work several Shuttle missions in Mission Control of the Johnson Space...

No, all workers were stripped of tracking devices (phones), blindfolded (even truck drivers), and sworn to secrecy (and families threatened in case of failure) -- every workday.

Or not.

;-)

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Is it possible the roofers used a sealant that is reacting to the heat? For example, I've seen Liquid Nails separate into a liquid and a paste. I'm not saying this is from Liquid Nails, but maybe...

That's a nice porch. I like the roof lines, too.

Also, you may be able to get shipping cost down further if you have a dock, lift, or forks to unload.

Yes, that is an excellent deal.

28 panels * 200 watts / panel = 5600 watts

The street price for new ones is very roughly $1/watt. So if those were new, it would cost $5600, PLUS shipping.
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Mr. Chickadee. Yeah, I watched several of his videos before someone clued me in that I should turn on captions. Watching is satisfying either way, but with his captions on, I learn a little more.

An IR camera will show wetness where the naked eye will not. It appears very dark, if not black, where the dampness is.

:cool: Yup.

"Around" could normally mean like a belt around my waist (circumference).
A diameter would be measured at the end of the log, edge to edge, like a slash changing "O" to "CD". I hope my example...

Checks ("cracks" running with the grain) are generally not a problem, even long ones. A true crack going across the grain can be a structural failure waiting to happen. If you're seeing a check...

Welcome, Jim. As you learn more about log homes, you'll find several different approaches to building. Kit homes are generally made of logs milled into timber, losing a very large amount of thermal...