Can 3 Novices Learn Timber Framing Before Snow?

We finally started cutting our first timber-frame joinery for the 12x16 woodshed we’re building on Mt. Hood. With about five weeks before our usual first snow, we’re still milling beams on our Wood-Mizer LX50, pouring footings, and learning how to cut our first mortise-and-tenon joints. This week I’m also trying to figure out why I keep milling my 7-inch beams about 1/16" short. If you run a sawmill and have an idea, I’d love to hear it. Watch the woodshed build from the beginning:    • We Bought a Sawmill...But We Can't Move th...   Tools & resources from this video Carpenter’s apron: https://link.amazon/B06Fj3LpG Star Hill Timberworks: https://www.starhilltimberworks.com    / @starhilltimberworks   Jon at Star Hill Timberworks has been generous with advice as we learn timber framing, and sent us the layout templates and chisel you see in this video. More from The Seasoned Cabin Cabin Life on Mt. Hood:    • Cabin Life on Mt Hood   From Trees to Timber Frame:    • From Trees to Timber Frame | Our Mt. Hood ...   Website: https://theseasonedcabin.com We live full-time in a renovated 1927 ski-in cabin on Mt. Hood, Oregon. Right now we’re learning to mill our own lumber and build a timber-frame woodshed for our son and daughter-in-law, who moved just down the road, before winter. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon storefront: https://amazon.com/shop/theseasonedcabin #timberframe #sawmill #woodmizer #cabinlife #mthood #cabinlifestyle #familycompound