Hewing a 10x10 Pine Beam ~ Part I @SurvivalSherpa
Hewing a 10x10 Pine Beam ~ Part I  @SurvivalSherpa
Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recruited some help to move this 18 inch diameter log onto cribbing. Working on this project about an hour or so per day until it's finished up. My hewn surfaces aren't as smooth as I'd like so I'll keep swinging.

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~ Todd

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Hewing a 10x10 Pine Beam ~ Part I

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