In this latest log talk with Dave, we take a log off the wall and turn it upside down to examine the different aspects of a log house log that we DON'T see in the finished log cabin. Dave takes a closer look at the three main parts of a full scribe log house log: the flyway, the saddle notch, and the belly groove. If you're an avid log house enthusiast, you'll enjoy this log talk series about all thing log homes. Be sure to subscribe to our channel to see the full collection, and we appreciate the conversation in the comments! Dave is the founder and lead instructor at The BC School of Log Building where we offer log building courses in beautiful Golden BC Canada.
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