Permaculture in New Zealand

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Learn how to frame an inexpensive, low-carbon shed using an
innovative hybrid post and beam design. The hybrid design uses raw logs and
dimensional lumber in a combination that keeps costs and carbon down, but does
not require specialized tools Although it is possible to build
the shed  with only hand tools, a
few common power tools can be used to speed up the process and improve accuracy. A number of different tools and techniques will be demonstrated
over the course of the weekend while building the frame for a 3 meter by 3
meter shed.

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Instructor: Nelson has been an organic farmer, eco-designer,
and green builder for over a decade. He has experience restoring post and beam
buildings, as well as their design and construction. Nelson seeks a balance
between traditional techniques and contemporary design innovations. Keep it simple. Keep it green.

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