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Join Everett Skinner IV for an in-depth educational tour of our advanced timber frame design & manufacturing facility in Ellington, CT.
Read More Posted to Blog: Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Timber Pucks: from Sawdust to Spark
Crafting timber frames creates lots of sawdust & wood scraps. We collect the sawdust & wood scraps and compress them to create Timber Pucks, biofuel briquettes made of 100% real wood-no glue or fillers. Learn all about the Timber Puck story in this new video.
Read More Posted to Blog: Wednesday, June 03, 2020
Video: CNC Machine Delivery at Great Country Timber Frames
Our company turned another big page last week. The arrival of our second CNC machine will be a game changer. Our already mind boggling level of production is about to double. Precise joinery and epic frames are what makes us world class.
Read More Posted to Blog: Wednesday, June 03, 2020
Video: Exceptionally Crafted: CNC Machine Crafting Timber Frame Joinery
Our CNC machine is the hero of this new video-churning through wood and making it snow. Watch in 4K and see the precision for yourself. This is how we craft all the timber frame joinery for our post & beam structures. What you see here is a post being crafted for a Carriage Barn.
Read More Posted to Blog: Thursday, March 12, 2020
Video: Shop Timber Frame Raising
Watch as we assemble and raise 8 resawn Douglas fir posts, set a massive arched glulam beam, and place heavy timber rafters with great precision on our new wall panel shop. This new building will house design offices, meeting space, and a full manufacturing facility, and is adjacent to our existing 21,000 sq. ft. timber frame facility on the Great Country Timber Frames campus in Ellington, CT.
Read More Posted to Blog: Thursday, March 12, 2020
Video: Wall Panel Shop Construction
Exciting news from Ellington, CT-We are expanding our manufacturing & design campus with the addition of a new dedicated wall panel shop. Our talented craftsmen will use this new shop to build wall panels for our conventionally-framed garages & barns. We will also be expanding our existing shop to fit a second CNC machine to keep up with customer demand for our authentic timber frame structures.
Read More Posted to Blog: Thursday, January 09, 2020