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Thats how I run my sawmill. I cut out instead of in, mainly because of the saw dust.

WOW!

Doors for sunroom, oak. Waiting for glass.

From facebook, not from me. I have a headache just trying to imagine the joint in 3D.

Time to update. I added 10x20 roof to my shop and moved the mill there. Finally out of the rain. Last Saturday I added a ramp to hold logs.

Rafters are pine too, milled them myself. 2x6-10. Forgot to list them. :) Posts are real 6x6, just cut, no planing. The beam is 1 3/4 x 11 7/8, it was abut $100 at Home Depot, quite happy with it.

Sawmill shelter. The beam is from Home Depot, posts are eastern red cedar and purlins pine. Span twenty feed mines posts, that makes it nineteen feet.

Our new gate - boards are oak from my sawmill with shiplap. Still need to mark and cut the top arch.

Thank you. I had to exchange one of the stringers, the difference was 1/2" in length, it would drive me crazy.

I rebuilt old wine press with white oak I milled.

Steps for the porch.

Small bridge, Virginia is getting lots of rain and it was needed.

One more crude bench

That's very nice ^^^^

Seems to be lightweight but I am sure you know what you are doing. Looks good.

I am milling lot of pine these days, here is some of the refuse used to build rough but solid outdoor furniture. No planing, rounded edges and mostly nailed together.

I used cheap bar Laser. What a stupid idea, the sprocket just broke in half and I lost a ripping chain too. :(

Excellent design, Bob! I will be borrowing I mean stealing some of your ideas. The UHMW pieces on my mill are wearing out, plan is to do wheels instead. I especially like the 45 degrees orientation of those wheels, what a clever solution!

I have a lean-to next to the barn. 40'x10' Over the 17 years it got quite full :) I am going to stretch the roof out on the right side of the door and install my sawmill there, it will help with log handling and all.