Shelters, Shacks And Shanties
Shelters, Shacks And Shanties
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165). When these are locked together they will fit like those shown atFig. 165 _D_.
Away up North the people dovetail the ends of the logs (Fig. 166) so thattheir ends fit snugly together and are also securely locked by theirdovetail shape. To build a log house, place the two sill logs on theground or on the foundation made for them, then two other logs acrossthem, as shown in Fig. 168.
Handling the Logs That the logs may be more easily handled they should be piled up on askidway which is made ...by resting the top ends of a number of poles upon abig log or some other sort of elevation and their lower ends upon theground. With this arrangement the logs may be rolled off without muchtrouble as they are used.
Chinking A log cabin built with hardwood logs or with pitch-pine logs can seldom bemade as tight as one built with the straight spruce logs of the virginforests. The latter will lie as close as the ones shown in Fig. 162 _E_, while the former, on account of their unevenness, will have large cracksbetween them like those shown in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
165). When these are locked together they will fit like those shown atFig. 165 _D_.
Away up North the people dovetail the ends of the logs (Fig. 166) so thattheir ends fit snugly together and are also securely locked by theirdovetail shape. To build a log house, place the two sill logs on theground or on the foundation made for them, then two other logs acrossthem, as shown in Fig. 168.
Handling the Logs That the logs may be more easily handled they should be piled up on askidway which is made ...by resting the top ends of a number of poles upon abig log or some other sort of elevation and their lower ends upon theground. With this arrangement the logs may be rolled off without muchtrouble as they are used.
Chinking A log cabin built with hardwood logs or with pitch-pine logs can seldom bemade as tight as one built with the straight spruce logs of the virginforests. The latter will lie as close as the ones shown in Fig. 162 _E_, while the former, on account of their unevenness, will have large cracksbetween them like those shown in Fig.
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