The Pat Wolfe Log Building School
The Pat Wolfe Log Building School in Ontario offers several hands-on courses in log building (European chink-less style)—from a one-week session during which you'll brush up on enough industry knowledge to be your own contractor to an intensive 10-week course, after which you just might change your profession.
Check them out at logbuildingschool.net.
Great Lakes School of Log Building
In northern Minnesota, the instructors at the Great Lakes School of Log Building will teach you the skills necessary to construct your own handcrafted log cabin. Their craft is Scandinavian full-scribed log construction, and the 10-day course is designed in accordance with the International Log Builders' Association Log Building Standards/Best Practices. Beginners welcome.
Check them out at schooloflogbuilding.com.
Island School of Building Arts
The Island School of Building Arts, located in the spectacular Gulf Islands of British Columbia, teaches students the time-honoured crafts of Log Building, Timber Frame Post and Beam and Timber Frame Hammer Bents. Take one four-week course or all three four-week courses in our Big Wood Program. ISBA also offers two levels of SketchUp for Timber Framers, giving students the opportunity to design their own frames or add the skill to their toolbox to meet client design needs. ISBA supplies all tools. Check them out at
www.logandtimberschool.com
Moose Mountain Log Homes
Thank you for your interest in our Log Building Course. Moose Mountain Log Homes Inc. has been handcrafting log homes since 1978. The initial intent of our courses was to train future potential log craftsmen, that we could then offer employment to. Today an equal number of students have an interest in either building their own home or entering the industry in some other location, therefore our program has been catered to both approaches.
Check them out at moosemountain.com.
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