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Comment on Common Valley System complete by Scottie

Scottie — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 18:35:49 +0000

Absolutely love the modern layout. I loved this article. Many thanks for a fantastic posting.

Comment on Kitchen side Rafters installed by Lating hot girl

Lating hot girl — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 03:03:15 +0000

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Comment on Hollander House Ray-traced Rendering by Kisha Mccaghren

Kisha Mccaghren — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 02:16:55 +0000

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Comment on Tally Lake Animation by Chuck Gailey

Chuck Gailey — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 15:35:15 +0000

Yeah, it is a pretty peculiar lake. Not only is it quite deep, but the bottom is wide and flat at that deep depth. I guess there is a chemocline there too, where the actual chemical makeup of the water is significantly different whether higher, or lower, than a certain depth. I guess there is a plane crashed down under there someplace, too.
You should hike the mountain if you get a chance! Duane and I skied unbelievable freshies down 5/4 this morning; snow was burbling up to our waist coming down! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment Heidi, I hope you are doing awesome.

Comment on Tally Lake Animation by Heidi Marie Faessel

Heidi Marie Faessel — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 04:29:40 +0000

Great to see the cool stuff you are doing. The Tally Lake video gives me a new respect for that lake. I wonder what types of fish live in there. Especially at the deeper levels. Yikes, it leaves a lot to the imagination. I miss you and V. Hope you are both well! Lets not discuss the weather…..Heidi

Comment on Welcome to the OTB Designworks Blog by Chuck Gailey

Chuck Gailey — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 14:20:35 +0000

Hi Troy, thanks for taking the time to post on the blog! I couldn’t agree more that working with you was an excellent experience and that your knowledge really helped us (me especially) pull off this frame design. Thanks for your patience and creativity and, hopefully, we have many more of these in the future.

Comment on Welcome to the OTB Designworks Blog by Troy E. Leistiko, P.E.

Troy E. Leistiko, P.E. — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 16:07:49 +0000

Hi Chuck,
Love your blog. It was great working with you and the rest of the team on the Hollander project. I really like the pictures you’ve sent me of the timber connections and joinery. The intense detailing of some of these timber pieces really shows off your vast knowledge and experience with timber structures. Making it look easy is not easy to do.
Keep up the good work,
Troy L.

Comment on Hollander House, the beginning by jane gailey

jane gailey — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 17:15:38 +0000

Hi, I was able to see all your movies but of course am not allowed to have sound in the library, so missed your explanations. I understand “reciprocating” where it shows up in the roof beams coming together to form the octagon, 1 on top of 2, etc, and finally 8 on top of 1. But I don’t get it in the floor patterns.

The story is well written and readable, but it seems to be on the website in reverse chronological order….so your welcome-to-the-beginning page is at the very end. Also there are a couple of typos: once you have “where” where you meant “were”; and the possessive of “it” is “its”, NOT “it’s” !!!!!! Yes, I am quite sure I am right. My grammar is impeccable AND inerrant, not to mention imperative, so you can believe me.

I clicked on one of your thumbnails and got disgusting wrestling. I’m kicked off the compute…..

Comment on Hollander Floor by Chuck Gailey

Chuck Gailey — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 20:50:25 +0000

Thanks Lindy, great to hear from you. I have never heard of a Cobb roof, thanks for bringing them to my attention. In all honesty, the floor looks like a reciprocating structure, but we will be using steel to solve the structural engineering. KInder egg, haha, I haven’t thought about those in ages; you’re right, though, it does look like that.

Comment on Hollander Floor by Lindy Aleshire

Lindy Aleshire — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 20:35:46 +0000

Chuck, congratulations on the Hollander project. The reciprocating concept is fascinating. I’ve seen it in Cobb roofs and am interested in trying my hand at it in the future. And on a completely random side note, I’m digging the OTB logo… reminds me of a Kinder Egg.