making a door

Here is pic of the door I did fitted. Just need to fit the ironmengery

Also love the corbells, adds a nice touch.

I haven't Decieded 100% on the finish, but will get a stain. The doors and and windows have had 2 coats of base coat which got thinned down 1-20 so the base coat would soak into the timber. All the lining boards on the door got 2 coats of base coat before getting fixed. So all the timber is fully protected even the parts not seen. When I get the linning boards for the wall they will all get cut to the size they need to be then have 2 coats of base coat before getting fixed and leaving shadow gaps at the ends so that capiliration can't take place and moisture can soak into the end grain.
The corbels are the ones done with the p1cc I'm thinking of staining them a darker shade to feature them

Here is a vid using the Erika to take out a stopped check to go around the ends of the gorbels. If I was to do it again I wouldnt do it like this again as it has made it more complicated than needs to be and a lot more work. If doing again I would put the ceiling joists on then I would put the linning boards on top enough to cover the overhang, then put the firring pieces on to achieve the run off. Never mind just have to work around it

This is looking very good. The walls going to be the same T&G paneling?

Here is some progress pics. I changed the way I was doing the soffit detail as I felt I was getting further away from what I had visioned in my head and I felt the gorbels detail was starting to dissappear. It did mean scrapping all the previous boards and lifting 500mm from the roof perimeter, down to the ceiling joists. Then putting the linning boards on top. I then de nailed the firing pieces. Cutting the thickness of the linning board off then placing back on top and fixing down.   I then put 18mm on top.     The roof is a warm roof make up. My reason for going this route it saves having ventilation and cold drought blowing through the roof space. I placed a 50mm upstand around the roof. I used the previous felt as vcl layer and placed the 50mm cellotex insulation on top. The foil will also act as a vapour control layer. I then covered with 10mm osb and screwed down with spax 150mm wirox washer screws. I have now put the first layer of felt on which I have nailed on. I now need to do the facia boards and do the upstand detail at the sides and the top. I will then torch on a layer 2ply under layer of torch on felt. Then it will get a top layer of green mineral felt. A living roof would be quite smart. But is a little above my know how.