Warden Sawmill 
TimberFrame by WoodHinge

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	Not very exciting from the outside.
	Even a little further back does not help much.
	Ok, it sets on a nice little privet lake in the rolling hills in central Missouri.
	Even has a nice little man-made water fall along the drive in.
	Only when you get inside that you get the idea this is just not another cabin by a pond.
	There was a name for this but I forgot.  The beams are of white oak but the center post is hickory.
	Our contribution was small in the overall scheme of things.  We supplied the walnut for the knees.
	Corner detail in the loft area.  Jerry Nevins of Woodhinge leaves the pegs stick out unless the customer wants them trimmed.
	I'd have to scratch all the hair out of my head and someone else's too to figure out how all this fits together.
	They even replicated circle saw marks on some knee braces.  Hummm???
	Here is a little of the stair detail - and another walnut knee.
	Going down.  The walnut we delivered today was going into make banisters for along the loft and the stairs.
	The treads were of hickory and the pins of walnut.  Each tread was uniquely fitted into the risers.  The detail of workmanship was such that I hadn't noted that until Jerry pointed it out.