Inventory & the process of hand-hewing
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Our large lumber inventory allows us the
advantage of air drying versus kiln drying. |
The hewers hard at work
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Every hewer has his own pattern
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Our hand hewing is not only an art, but is also beneficial to
the drying process.
Logs are milled and bulk material is removed for
the dovetails.
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Reed lends a hand.
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All the bits and pieces have to be put together to
make logs into a home.
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Axes and drawknives are still everyday tools in
handcrafting the logs
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Mortise and tenon joints are cut by hand.
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Bob Williams (age 90) reminds us that there
is always work to be done.
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Every dovetail is fitted and every corner is
preassembled in our log yard to ensure a quality fit.
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Every corner is preassembled in our yard.
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Hewn logs waiting to be in your home.
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All log homes are delivered by employees of
Old Virginia Log Homes.
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All Rights Reserved.