It's very nice floor plan, I may steal your washer and dryer. You paid much more attention to detail than I have with the handle on the fridge, railing on the stairs and drain in the upstairs shower.

Did you build that model? Are those pictures of the model or real log home? If you can build a model that looks that good, you shouldn't have any trouble building the real thing.

Straight lines are about the only thing I can do with paint. Not good at freestyle with the pencil. It's a great tool to play with when you've got the time. I'm hoping the drafting shop a few blocks away can use any drawings I bring with me to create a blueprint without too much hassle.

I've done several drawings, but I keep losing computers and hard drives. I was thinking I need to adjust the studs to 16 inches on center, which basically means to start over. The wall is 10 feet at the moment, and sheeting is 4x9 max.

Hopefully some day we'll reach our goals whatever they are. I could have purchase a lot 10 years ago in Twin Lakes Colorado when my grandma died, but I had restitution to pay, and I went for a Meade LX 200 telescope with the leftovers. The scope is useless in Chicago, with all the light pollution, but it works well out in the country. I still enjoy the astonomy and will be glad to have a great tool for looking at the sky.

Have a great day!

William

In the words of my father, "You can sleep when you die!" :lol:

hey, pizza guy,

how did you go about posting your blueprints on this forum? i wanted to post mine, and i have done them in word using the paint program like you did, but i don't think i can just cut & paste them into a post. how did you do it?

thanks,
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thanks rod, & ponyboy & JZ (i think it was) who responded and helped me figure out how to post my plans! i got them posted in the members forum!

-angela :)