Carpenter's Notes

I thought it was interesting that my brother in law used a chunk of wood to make notes on the square footage of the cabin. We're going to install laminate flooring next.

[eDorre]

Cool note pad!

[jackie edwards]

made me smile...my dad would grab anything...even your marriage license if it had a clean side and write down things or draw a plan...my brother just remodeled my daughter's kitchen and used an old cupboard door to list the location of the circuit breakers in the panel box lol...just like my dad.

[Kathy A]

When I had a deck built out the back the carpenter did this too

[Van]

He has nice penmanship.

[Diana]

Ooh that sounds exciting, I suppose this is what a real carpenter does ;-)

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Babs]

David always writes measurements on bits of wood.

[Ian JB]

very interesting and very organised, nice image

[Issi Bannerman]

Excellent! Love it.

[CC Folk]

Nice. Are you building a second cabin for the family?

[haskar]

Lovely and and it's hard to lose. Great shot.

[Casablanca]

Great notebook!

[Joan Robillard]

Good shot

[Lou Ann]

This is a family keepsake to hang on the cabin wall when the job is complete!

[Mags]

Very cool! Save it!

[Lisa Poland]

You always have scrap wood, rarely have paper.

[Merrelyn]

It won't blow away :)

[Bep]

Great shot.

[KV]

Cool textures and so nice to record the process and progress.

[Kate]

It was handy. Nice composition

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

All carpenters always measure twice and cut once. My late Brother-in-Law was a master carpenter.

[gloria jones]

Great image of the math needed for carpentry, building :)

[Pat Knowles]

That looks very professional…I notice notes on wood like this too!

[Kathy]

Whatever's available. It also won't crumple, blow away or become too sodden in an unexpected rain. The photo tells a good story.