What should be done if a log is not full scribe?

When a log is not fully scribed, considering other building methods is a practical approach. A fully scribed log can fit together snugly in log construction, which is essential for structural integrity and insulation. If a log is not full scribe, it may not interlock properly with other logs, leading to potential gaps and weaknesses in the overall structure.

Exploring alternative building methods allows for the use of less-than-perfect logs in creative or functional ways. For instance, builders might look at using the log for different purposes, such as crafting furniture, creating decorative elements, or employing alternative construction techniques that do not rely on the precise interlocking of full scribe logs, such as using timber framing or adjusting the design to accommodate the imperfections. This adaptability is crucial in ensuring efficient resource use and maintaining a balance between aesthetics and structural requirements.