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I am very impressed with this web site. Keep up the GREAT work.Please visit our site @ http://www.blowingrock.com/northcarolina/timberframe What A Great Web Site. I have A portable mill and custom-saw Re-cycled and green timbers. I am interested in learning about timberframing and utilizing my bandmill at the same time. Any input would be appreciated.Thanks, Tom Pace Tom Pace <Jomeokee@Surry.net> Pinnacle, NC USA - Monday, December 30, 1996 at 23:48:43 (EST) My name is Bill Damour, Director of Sales and Marketing at Granite State Forest Products, Henniker, NH 03242. Our Phone is 1-800-944-7228. I have just visited your site for the first time and I am quite impressed. We are a family owned an operated mill specializing in Eastern White Pine. We mill over 13 million feet of boards, timbers and milled logs for log homes each year. We would certainly enjoy discussing any way that we might participate with the Guild or individual members of the Timber Framers Guild. Bill Damour <nhpinelogs@conknet.com> Henniker, NH USA - Monday, December 30, 1996 at 14:00:43 (EST) We have acquired land on Lake Ontario and we are activelyresearching/planning a Timber Frame home.Any workshop info.,builder info, and book or magazine info. would be very helpful. Builders may contact us at the e-mail address ifthey wish.This website is quite useful. I am glad I found it.I willcheck in periodically.Thanks. John McGuirk <mcguirk@netaccess.on.ca> Burlington, Ontario Canada - Sunday, December 29, 1996 at 16:31:27 (EST) Just looking at possiblely Building a Timber Framed House Dale Zink <dwzink@pop.nlci.com> Lafayette, In 47905 - Saturday, December 28, 1996 at 17:49:09 (EST) WHILE LOOKING INTO COVERED BRIDGES WE FOUND YOU. VERY INTERESTING.SEASONS GREETINGS! FRANCINE, ALAIN SIMARD <TOPMARKETING@SYMPATICO.CA> BEACONSFIELD, QC CANADA - Saturday, December 28, 1996 at 17:18:41 (EST) I enjoyed my first visit to the Guild site. Joseph-France Lefebvre Riviere Héva, Qc Canada - Thursday, December 26, 1996 at 22:02:14 (EST) Please note that the toll free number for Vermont StresskinPanels is incorrect in recent ads. We haven't tracked downthe guilty culprit yet, but will laminate him to a panelwhen we find him. The correct # is 800-644-8885. Pleasegive VSP a chance to bid on your panel needs. Randy Churchill - KPB <judranch@sover.net> Cambridge, VT USA - Monday, December 23, 1996 at 23:06:12 (EST) Thanks to the TFGNA community for support and kind thoughtsduring this troubling time for the crew at Kondor Post & Beam.It was very thoughtful of the Guild members to join us atWayne's funeral, many others wishes they could have been here.Wayne's widow Pat wants to keep the businesses running andeveryone employed. It will take some extra effort and somedamage control, but the crew is committed to continue thefine framecrafting that our Company is known for. Please keep us in your thoughts. Thanks, Randy Churchill, KPB GM <judranch@sover.net> Cambridge, VT USA - Monday, December 23, 1996 at 23:03:19 (EST) We are starting a Timberframe addition to our Crystal, Michigan lakefront home. It will be a three story with a walk out basement, 28' by 28' and we are looking for people interested in bidding on the project as well as suggested plans etc. John Bird <birdjc@MSN.Com> Southfield, MI USA - Monday, December 23, 1996 at 05:26:50 (EST) We have just learned about the passing of Wayne Kondor. The timber framing industry has lost a truly great human being. He will be sadly missed. Rose and Dave Kobelka <blkcreek@iaw.on.ca> Stevensville, ON Canada - Saturday, December 21, 1996 at 15:52:50 (EST) I am very interested in building a small cabin in Kenai, Alaska.Any design plans, materials, cost estimates would be appreciated. Keith Barnard <barnardk@webster.wireline.slb.com> Houston, TX 77059 - Friday, December 20, 1996 at 17:08:04 (EST) I read and hear with regret of the passing of Wayne Kondor. Our warmest sympathies go out to his wife and children. There, but for the grace of God, may go any of us. I know I will be taking extra time to hold my wife and children close, count my blessings and give thanks. Marcus Brandt <MHBrandt@aol.com> Bethlehem, PA US of A - Saturday, December 14, 1996 at 23:22:13 (EST) I spent Thanksgiving building a timber-frame addition to my brother's house in New York I'm now interested in building a mountain house near Boone, NC. Materials, pamphlets, plans, etc. would interest me, but I'm very thrifty. Scott Millar <scottm@mail.co.catawba.nc.us> Hickory, NC US - Thursday, December 12, 1996 at 17:51:42 (EST) I am a timber framer wana-be. Looking to learn and build his own house one day soon. Any advice is welcomed. Thanks. Michael Martin <Twopervs@tiac.net> New York, NY USA - Tuesday, December 10, 1996 at 16:46:21 (EST) Sorry, Guestbook has been broken for a couple days, but is working now webmaster - Sunday, December 08, 1996 at 10:17:27 (EST) i would like more information about post and beam construction. john locus <jsparky@snet.net> essex, ct. usa - Tuesday, December 03, 1996 at 23:49:52 (EST) Retiring this spring and would like to attend a workshop on timber framing prior to attempting to build our next house. Any info on workshops would be greatly appreciated.thanks in advance. Shelley Stallings <stalling@ptialaska.net> Ketchikan, ak usa - Tuesday, December 03, 1996 at 02:19:07 (EST) How 'bout some more nifty 3D frames? Brian <acornww@vgernet.net> - Monday, December 02, 1996 at 12:42:31 (EST) | |
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