Builder for the project is is Bay Builders. Posts were carved by John McBride.
More Carved Posts…New Covered Porch in a Nice Setting
April 17, 2023 by sarah
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Why weaken the post with cut outs when you could use a wood burner and a stencil to etch some neat designs? Native American geometric patterns and clan figures would look cool. Nobody is doing this. You could start a trend.
That sounds cool too, I agree. No need for a stencil.
Or maybe a router and paint. Think of it as “tatoos for a house”. $ $
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I did some painting on the beam inside. different sort of thing