Marlowe Kulish Project: His shop is in northwest West Fargo.
I was David Monson's assistant. One side was done. The other side was half done. Marlowe was cutting the final lengths and handing them to me. I would hold them in place and David used the stapler (air compressor) to nail them. Occasionally I would use a small level to make sure the boards were level. This is suppose to look like a first century stable - it's not suppose to look good.
We assemble the roof, move it around, and then Marlowe and David staple the cedar shingles to the roof line. (It's only a foot deep.)