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This is a man with invaluable experience and the quality of everything he does is amazing. His forklift operator had a good touch too, but you can see the builder signaling everyone that works with him calmly and with great perception to the work being done. I wish I could apprentice for a builder with this much experience.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

Ай бұрын

Howdy y’all- thank you so much for your kind words. I sure appreciate it. If you’re serious about being an apprentice you can email me at thebeardedcarpenter8@gmail.com God bless

Watching you work is a humbling experience. This is amazing

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 ай бұрын

Howdy y’all- thank you so much for your kindness. God bless

I can see how quick you could work if you weren't explaining everything as you go, but I\m sure glad for the explanations. I will probably never build a Log house, but now I can see how my relatives had to do to make a home for their family when they moved to Arkansas in the 1880's. Thanks Paul, God bless you Brother!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

7 ай бұрын

Howdy y’all- yes, trying to video while I’m working does slow me down. It takes a while to get the camera set up and for the sun to be in a certain direction. Take care and God’s blessings to you

The only reason I could see someone giving you thumbs down is they are jealous! You are on here showing everyone how to build a cabin the way you do it. We are very lucky to get to see this. Ignore the thumbs down. You are a very talented and skilled carpenter. I really appreciate your videos. Sorry for the rude people. Keep up the good work! Thanks again for sharing!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

oklahomacrabber Howdy Brother- I ain’t gonna let them thumbs down give me no bother. It may have been my ol hat they didn’t like hehe. Thanks for your encouragement cause it really helps us keep the videos coming along. We’re still learning as we go along on how to make videos people would enjoy watching and I’m still learning how to use these cameras. Thank you for watching and commenting. God bless y’all

@oklahomacrabber

4 жыл бұрын

Orange Man Always Wins I agree

@willschneider575

4 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree anymore. This is great! Gives me some hope knowing I’m not far off my building my own. I wanna do this on a 20 foot long, 13 1/2 foot high, 8 1/2 foot wide tiny house on wheels. It might be too heavy, but you just can’t beat having a nice cabin.

@willschneider575

4 жыл бұрын

Those are jealous haters who don’t appreciate good knowledge and hard work like this. Those type of people will never see the light.

They just drop in like they're supposed to! I've never seen anyone else with your level of precision in handling logs.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Preacher's Day Off Howdy Bro Harold- if things are cut right it works out pretty well. I have been known to make a wrong turn in a cut before lol. Y’all take care and be safe. God bless y’all

Using the outflow to blow the debris out of the pilot is something I never would have thought of without watching things like this video series. Thank you!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Kyle L Howdy Kyle- I been doin that for years, don’t know where I learnt that or if I just stumbled on it on my own. I’m sure others do that. I sure appreciate you watching and commenting. God bless y’all

Watching some that I missed 👍💕😊

You serious gotta be a damn fool to 👎 this video. The guy’s busting his ass over here and teaching us how to build our own dovetail log cabin. I’m greatful for channels like this! Good job, sir! You got my seriously thinking about doing this for a 20 foot tiny house on a flatbed. I’m not a big fan of chinking. I like the fully scribed saddle notch, but that takes a long more time to build, and probably more experience that I don’t have.

@willschneider575

4 жыл бұрын

*a lot more time to build I meant

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Will Schneider Howdy Will- l sure appreciate you watching the video! I don’t worry too much about the thumb downers. I wish you the very best with your build. God bless you

You are building one hell of a cabin! That cabin will stand forever!! I appreciate your workmanship! It's wonderful to see!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Luthiers Daughter Howdy- thank you so much for watching and for the kind words. God bless you

My friend, you are the real deal. It's a pleasure to watch you work. Quite an education also.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

3 жыл бұрын

Ted Efremoff Howdy Ted- Thank you so much for the kind words. God bless you

Watching your content again more thoroughly to get some ideas!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy Brother- thank you so much for watching our videos. Hope you have a great week. God bless

you can't get a tighter fit than that...a strong floor...good work Bro. Paul

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Rough Cut Homestead Howdy Duke- Yeah, I jumped up and down on it and didn’t feel any give to it. Thank ya brother. Y’all take care and God bless y’all

@RuffCut

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Heehe I bet ye didn't! Lord bless ye ol buddy

You got those logs tighter than a banjo string 👍,, it’s going great brother Paul.. God bless y’all 👍🦅🇺🇸

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

rock of ages USA Howdy Rock- well, I ain’t sure how tight a bango string is cause I caint play one hehe. You gotta pick some more for when you get a chance. God bless you brother

That's some beautiful work, I love the way those tenons fell into place...you worked those beautiful, like a fine painting. Mesmerizing- beautiful joinery!! I wanted to get my hands in there, on that sledge. 🤗 That's one stout floor 😲; would make an awesome floor for a woodshop/workshop. It should hold quite a bit of weight without any issues. I wouldn't be afraid to park any type of heavy shop tooling on that floor. I plan on doing just this for my future workshop. Thanks for inspiring. I've always been familiar with the log cabin flooring but just watching you walk through everything leading up to this has sent me over the edge. 😂😂

@TheBeardedCarpenter

10 ай бұрын

Howdy Chris- it was really enjoyable working the joists out. Yeah, it’s definitely a strong floor. I was going to use the cabin for a small workshop for using my old hand tools but I think it’s gonna end up being a bunkhouse instead. Lol. When the whole family is here we could use the extra room. Would it be possible for you to send me an email at thebeardedcarpenter8@gmail.com. It would be nice to visit with you sometime. Take care and God bless

@chrisharrell5945

10 ай бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter lol, why is it our workshops catch the backseat...same thing happened to me 😂. I've had a small workshop for decades but something similar happened to the plans of my larger one. 🤕 However, good is on the horizon, a build should be coming into view soon. Looking forward to it, past due, it'll give me more working space...I plan on beefing up the floor like this if I can. You could park just about anything on that floor.

I love cabin builds and wishing, hoping and praying one day I get to build my own. I must ask this question of this magnificent build and amazing Craftsman...why use such beautiful (and heavy) logs for floor joists that will never been seen by the human eye to appreciate? Love this channel, and the cabins are absolutely stunning.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

Жыл бұрын

Howdy Giuseppe- I sure appreciate you watching the video and my hope is that one day your dream will become a reality for you. I did the round floor joists to save some money and to show how some of the old log cabins were built. And it was very enjoyable working them out. Thank you so much for your kind words. Take care and God bless you

Goodmorning Paul , looking good over there . Thank you for sharing . Have a blessed day and stay safe 🙏

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

The Apricate Tiny house Howdy Ma’am- good evening to ya. Thanks so much for coming by and watching. Stay safe and God bless you

Thanks again ,I really look forward to watching your videos. Have learned a lot. Thank you Bearded Carpenter.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Jim Brown Howdy Jim- l appreciate ya watching our videos! That’s really encouraging to us. God bless y’all

I thought of doing my floor this way on my cabin I plan to build in Alaska. After seeing this video, I know it's how I'll do it, although my cabin will be full round logs with scarfed saddle notches instead of dovetails.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

Жыл бұрын

Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching our video. I sure wish you the very best with your cabin build. Hope all goes well for you. God bless

Everything is coming along FANTASTIC!!! It looks amazing so far! You are so talented!! God bless and keep you my friend!!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Moved North Homestead Howdy y’all- thank you for the kind words. Hope y’all are doing well and staying safe. God bless y’all

nice!! now that is as close to perfection as you can get. Im looking forward to seeing that hoist!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Fluty Lick Homestead Howdy Jared- l do really appreciate the kind words. Coming from you sure does humble me cause you are a craftsman. Lookin forward to more of your barn videos. I sure am enjoying them. Y’all take care and God bless y’all

Great, precise work. Amazing.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Gregg Anderson Howdy Gregg- Thank you so much for the kind words. God bless you

Wow,,, just WOW, that's beautiful modern stuff has nothing on that love your craftsmanship. God bless and keep you safe :-)

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Solomon Howdy Richard- Thank you so much fun the kind words. I appreciate you buddy. God watch over y’all

Enjoyed another of your videos. Thanks

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Santa OB Howdy Santa- Thank you for coming by and watching the video. God bless y’all

Dovetail work looks good and tight. Great to see those floor joists pop in. Nice work!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Almost Homestead Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching and the kind words. God bless and keep you safe

Awesome!!! Glad to see it taking shape!!!! Take Care Duke!!!! Stay safe Brother!!!!!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Sunny Ray Howdy Sunny- I’m glad to see progress myself. Take care brother and God bless y’all

Ive been studying cabin builds for a long time before I decide which is the one that works best with me doing it alone with no machines, just good ol back strenght. This is 100% the way that I plan on making my floor, thank you kindly for making this video and taking the time to explain brother. God bless you.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy- I appreciate you watching our videos. Hope you can get the information you need for your cabin build. Wishing you the very best. God bless and keep you

@chrisharrell5945

10 ай бұрын

Right Luke, this flooring is impressive isn't it brother? Beautiful...stout

And they fit like a glove, expert at work. Respect from a German craftman-master, you sir have some skills!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Ouwkackemann Howdy Sir- I am so honored by your kind words. Thank you so very much for your comment. May God bless you

@Ouwkackemann

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter So am I, and will he bless you too. Take care.

This was so very interesting to watch. First time I've ever seen joists put in with this method, Thank you. May God Bless you and your family, and keep ya'll safe.

@DREWSLENS

4 жыл бұрын

You ain't lyin! 👋👋

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Virginia Reid Howdy Virginia- I don’t normally put in round joists. I was showing how to do round joists and to save a little bit of money on the cabin. I normally frame with 2x10’s or2x12’s. I really enjoyed doing the round logs for joists. God bless you

@virginiareid5336

4 жыл бұрын

The Bearded Carpenter , thank you

It is relaxing to watch the cabin slowly come together, everything fits so well. Today the house cat had a mouse in her mouth but doesn't know how to kill them. I had to let a starling outside that came in somewhere from the attic. I hope you get plenty of fine weather ahead.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

karen4you Howdy Karen- thanks for watching the videos. Our cat brought in a mouse to just play with not long ago. It and the cat went back outside lol. God bless you

Another great video, thank's John Iron Rock N.S Canada.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

John Stewart Howdy John- l appreciate you watching and commenting. Hope y’all are doing well and staying safe up yonder. God keep and bless you

Very nice work!! Precision and planning makes it as good as it can be! This is a great series. I want to do this someday!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

307 J.O.A.T Howdy, thank you so much. If I don’t do some planning there’s no telling where I might end up hehe. God bless you

That was awesome to watch sir! Those joists look good and tight! Love to see it coming together!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Cruze's Louisiana Outdoors Howdy y’all- appreciate ya watching and the kind words. Ya’ll take care and God bless you

Great work. Always a pleasure to watch

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Journey North Howdy- thanks for the kind words. Hope y’all are doing well up yonder. It’s really getting green down here in the South but we sure have had the rain. God bless y’all

Its so nice to watch a hand craftsman working. Very nice work. Learning so much form this series. Be blessed brother

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Arkansas Woodcutter Howdy, thank you so much for the kind words. God bless y’all

Love it ,love it, love the way you build. If I only had one built by you sir my life would be in full circle. If I had a million dollars I would ask, ,would ya build me a log cabin. Just dreaming, tks, your amazing man, remind me of my dad..

@TheBeardedCarpenter

3 жыл бұрын

Tim Webb Howdy Tim- Thank you so much for the kind words. Maybe some day you’ll be able to have your own cabin. Don’t let your dreams die. God’s blessings to you

Looking good!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Jeannie Glidewell Heil Howdy Sis- Thank you for watching. Y’all take care and stay safe. God bless y’all p

Can't wait to see the linseed oil application. 👌

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Abdullah Abdullah Howdy- I got that on another video when I put the subfloor down. God bless you

Great work!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin McLean Howdy Kevin- Thank you so much. God bless y’all

FANTASTIC PROJECT, JUST A GREAT JOB‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

mmanut Howdy- Thank you for the kind words. God bless o

I used to use boiled linseed oil a lot on my tool handles, etc. myself until I learned about something that works better (for myself anyway). Now I use a 50/50 mixture of pine tar and turpentine. You can get the pine tar from any place that sells equestrian supplies. It's used a lot on horse hoofs.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Russel Stewart Howdy Russel- thanks for the great tip. I ‘ll have to try that. I rolled the linseed on the subfloor with a paint roller after the wood was screwed down. Some people have used old motor oil and deisel fuel. But I like the smell of linseed oil much better. Take care and God bless you

Very nice work.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

David Robins Howdy David- Thank you for the kind words. May God bless you

Such fine work you do. Cant get enough of watching it. Man this thing is coming along in no time. Where did you hide all the helpers when I came by?!? Hope you and the wife are well.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Dutch Creek Cabin Howdy Drew- Thank ya buddy. I don’t have help except for my brother driving the tractor and Cordell helping me dig the footings. I pretty much just work by myself cause I reckon I’m hard to put up with lol. Come see us when you get a chance. Take care my friend and God bless you

That was impressive how those joists dropped right in.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Gerald Roth Howdy Gerald- Yeah, I was glad to get em in. Thanks for watching and commenting. God bless you

Iam following the cabin build with close scrutiny. An excellent way to escape debt. Iam debating whether to build one, but unsure of choice of wood in a high rainfall country like Ireland, and dreaded shrinkage and expansion problems since timbers are very long, especially around windows. Your design and methodology are superior to log cabin builds in Finland etc. By installIng the floor before walls, you have a more stable structure to build upon. Concrete foundations and above ground build are also great ideas. Ensure roof overhangs the structure to keep rain off exterior walls.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

3 жыл бұрын

DRJMF1 Howdy- thank you so much for watching our videos. Hopefully, I will share something that will be of help to you. With the style l do l allow for the settling that takes place. Not knowing what species of wood that is available to you l would say that keeping the foundation high enough off the ground and a roof overhang that is long enough to keep as much rain off the log walls would be a must. Wrap around porches are also good to protect your walls and the extra space is a bonus. Let me know if there’s anything I can help you with. Thank you. God bless you

@DRJMF1

3 жыл бұрын

It’s great that I know a skilled gentleman at hand for advice. I am in a research phase and gathering tools and skills. I use the viking riving method soon to split a storm damage oak tree trunk in Uk which I will share with you soon. And also the method of cutting boards free hand by swinging a chainsaw tip into a chiseled channel.

Regrets in my life. I was never taught jointery by this highly skilled man.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy Roy Paul- thank you so much for the kind words. I would like to do some work shops when I can get all the logistics figured out. Thank you for watching the video. God bless you

@roypaulcarter4654

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter funny I was a logistic chief in the Marine Corps for 27 years.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

@@roypaulcarter4654 I might have to call on you for your advice. Blessings to you

@roypaulcarter4654

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter it would be my pleasure to help in any way I can. May the Lord be with you always .

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

@@roypaulcarter4654 Thank you so very much! God bless

Listen up bearded friend, that joinery is simply “top notch”. Pardon the pun 😂 Love your work👌

@DREWSLENS

4 жыл бұрын

I see what you did there 🤭🤭

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Open Air Outdoors *LeRichebliss* Howdy friend- I enjoyed and appreciate your comment. Hope y’all are doing well up there. Stay safe and God bless y’all

Very Nice.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Dean Zimmer Howdy Dean- Thank you for watching and the kind words. God bless you

Hope your family and friends are safe and healthy god bless

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

John Napier Howdy John- we’re doin good here. Hope y’all are doing well and staying safe. God bless ya’ll

Looking good Brother I just got in from work couldn't wait to watch another episode I'll be watching again tomorrow stay safe you and yours God Bless ya'll

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

jeff carpenter Howdy Jeff- Thank you so much fun the support you show us. I really appreciate y’all. Hope you’re getting some weather now that is agreeable for ya to be able to work on your cabin. Take care and God bless y’all

Nice! Looking good! You scared me for a second. I thought you were going to get your beard caught under the floor joist and we wouldn’t be getting another video for a while. lol Sir you are doing an amazing job! Can’t wait to see more! Thanks

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

oklahomacrabber Howdy y’all- hehe that might have been a rough thing to endure. But, them whiskers have a way of growing back. Thanks for watching and ya’ll take care. God bless ya’ll

Looks good carpenter, you’ll be sitting in that front porch before you know it. Y’all stay safe.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

fitzpreacher Farm Howdy Preacher- If the rain would hold off some I might be able to get a little more done. Y’all gonna have to come over and help me sit on the porch and drink sweet tea. God bless y’all

Nice work, as usual! As I watch, I realize I’ve forgotten exactly why you’re building this additional building.... I need to go back a few videos 👍🏻

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Carolina Chris Outdoors Howdy Chris- thanks for watching the videos. I needed to actually build a cabin so I could show how l do it for the channel. It was suggested by a family member to build something that could be used for something other than just more storage space. I will probably be using it for a small workshop for primitive wood working projects. But then if I get in the dawg house....... hehe I gotta place to hide lol. God bless y’all

@CarolinaChrisOutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

The Bearded Carpenter - if I had a dog house like that one is going to be, I might want to get thrown out !!! Ha ha ha!!!!

installing the floor

Love the mix of old and new, I’ve been watching a lot of wooden boat building and was wondering if a tar bedding of the floor joints mortise would be a good idea ?

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Robert Hawthorne Howdy- I’m sure it would be ok to do that. I’ve just used Anchorseal for this. When the roof is on there won’t be any water get on them. I also caulked around them. You got a real good idea, though. Old wood ships are really interesting. God bless y’all

a work of art :) is there a video of where you bricked up/chocked up etc under these joists? Its a job I must redo in the spring

@TheBeardedCarpenter

3 жыл бұрын

Howdy Phil- They are supported by the pockets in the sill log and the girder. Hope your spring project goes well for you. Take care and God bless

Always informative, always a joy friend. Hope you all are safe and sound. What is your opinion on the use of a wooden peg in place of the leg bolt?

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

J F Howdy-JF- you could certainly use pegs cause that’s what our fathers would have done. I just wanted some pull down power with the lag bolts. Thank you so much for watching buddy. God bless y’all

Very nice. Did you do all the cuts?

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy Mark- yes, I do all the cutting. Thank you so much for watching the video. God bless

Hello, impressive work. Planning to build my log sauna very similar way. I wanted to build it without nails, or screws, live roof. Is bolts in floor joists nessecary or i could use blind dovetail or even same protruding dovetail as in the corners, but in place of joists?

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy- thank you so much for the kind words. Yes, you can do a blind dovetail for your joists. That would be some fun joinery to do. Wish you the very best with your build. God bless

Just in case , maybe later on you could put a barn door on the front and use it to park your trunk in , right , nice and stout !

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Jeffery Schirm Howdy Jeffery- I’ll sure keep that in mind. My old truck wouldn’t know what to think if he was parked inside lol. Thanks for watching and God bless y’all

It is so fun watching those logs just fall into place with a little nudge. I have a question could the bolts also be wood pegs?

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Bonnie Doon Homestead Howdy y’all- Yeah, a person could definitely use pegs and I’m sure there have been a bunch of em used. I just wanted a little snug down pull with the lag bolts. God bless y’all

@GrizzlyGroundswell

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Oh good! Yes those lag bolts worked great! I just wanted to make sure pegs could of been used. Pegs are a bit of a new tech for me. Not sure how to best use them, but I have an old barn pushed off its foundation by silver maples and that damn barn is still standing despite the wind and weather we get here. Some is just gravity notches and the main timbers are all pegged with old black walnut.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Bonnie Doon Homestead That would be cool to see your barn. I love old log buildings. Blessings

@GrizzlyGroundswell

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter kzread.info/dash/bejne/h2V8krONfdq0ls4.html This vid was taken when I was trying to find someone to help me restore it. The water and time have now taken a toll. The plan now is to take it down with an escavator and try to salvage what I can once it is on the ground. The rest will be charcoal.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Bonnie Doon Homestead I watched your video and my heart went to my stomach. That is such a magnificent structure! I so wish there would’ve been someone to help you do something with it. I would have loved working on something like that. Hopefully you can be able to salvage as much as possible to use maybe for another project. I do hope it works out for you. Blessings

Would you have any thoughts about using fresh cut hardwoods - various oaks for the floor joists/ sills? I know powder post beetles can be a problem with Oaks. Wondering what your thoughts may be. I know some use Boracare for the hardwoods for other type projects but not certain about large beams for joists. Musing over obtaining the proper penetration. I hate the thought of even cutting a hardwood, but if there are substantially more of those than there are conifers at my new place, I may be pressed to. Any thoughts? Thank you

@TheBeardedCarpenter

10 ай бұрын

Howdy Chris- getting all the cambium layer off as soon as possible sure helps. There are people who are mixing Borax and warm water and spraying there logs. Borax is supposed to get rid of bugs and their eggs. I think if you sprayed them soon after cutting it would take care of any infestation problems. God bless

Sir, thank you for the video. When you said that you had made a light handsaw pass on the shoulder where the first log sat on the Sill, did you mean you scraped out a shallow pocket for the first Log to sit on the Sill? Was this pocket on the first log or the Sill? Thanks in advance.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

AS Howdy, when l cut the notch out when it’s on my sawhorses l undercut the shoulders with the chainsaw so I can make the handsaw pass between the log resting on the sill log and the sill log itself. The saw is actually cutting the shoulder on the sill log. Then, I just tap the log over tight against the sill log.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

AS I had to look and see which video it was but if you watch episode 22 I show how l do the shoulder cuts and the little folding saw l use. God bless you

Just wondering if the lag bolts were necessary in the floor joists, considering that the dovetails, and the weight of the structure should keep the joists locked in? Just wondering

@TheBeardedCarpenter

3 жыл бұрын

Howdy Gary- in the old days they probably would have pegged the joists. I have a tendency to go the extra length on what I’m doing. I probably could have gotten by without anchoring the joists but I didn’t want any bounce from a tenon shrinking and being a little loose in the mortice. Thank you for the comment. I think maybe someone else asked pretty much the same question. Take care and God bless you

How did you manage to get the tops of the floor joists flat and all at the same elevation ?

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

bob sandone Howdy Bob, If you can go back and watch the videos of cutting the joists and the video ( 13) on the log cabin build l show how to do that. It’s really pretty simple and straight forward. Thanks for watching and God’s blessings to you

👍

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Lars Kiel Howdy- Thank you for watching. God bless you

Quick question: Why did you feel that you needed the lug bolts? Did you not think the dovetails would not be sufficient to hold the joists in place? Thanks.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

James Kniskern Howdy James- it’s kinda my nature to just lock things down. I have a tendency to do more than is absolutely necessary. I have all the confidence in the half dovetail joints to stay together. You have a good point and I appreciate you commenting. Take care and may God bless you

@jameskniskern2261

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Thanks. I lean towards overbuilding too. We call it code+2. Haha. Peace be with you.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

James Kniskern Haha. I never have heard that one. Can l borrow that from ya? Blessings to y’all

Need job 👍

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

robviolin1 Howdy- thanks for watching. God bless you

I never trust an impact drill, I always finish everything thing by hand.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy- some impact drills can get you in trouble. Take care and God bless

There won't be any bounce in that floor. Looking forward to the next video. God bless

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Outdoor Merica Howdy Kevin- naw, there ain’t no bounce to it. It’s gonna hold up l believe. God bless y’all

FYI: My friend, the chisel set is unavailable at this time and with no info. on when they will be back again.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

J F Howdy JF- sorry about the chisels. Maybe we can find some others that are good. Hope so. God bless

Those joists look way too pretty to cover up with plywood.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Tod Davis Howdy. I made those joists just to show how it could be done and to save some money. It’s a good place to do something like that to get some experience for doing exposed joists for a second floor if someone wanted to use round joists. God bless y’all

I have had alota fun watchin these utubers struggle with that log chain . I cant believe you gave away our chain loop secret . Please dont give away any more hillbilly knowledge . There are people that sell them all those expensive rigs to drag logs and im sure you have hurt their business..lol....V... Stay safe neighbor

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

old man Howdy fellow mountain man- hehe, my apologies for letting that slip out lol. Hope I don’t hurt nobodies business anymore lol. Thanks so much for coming by. Hope to see ya again. Y’all take care and God bless y’all

@oldman9164

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBeardedCarpenter my pleasure man...glad i found yall . there is nothing like watching a man that knows his trade .

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

old man I certainly appreciate ya sayin that. Encouragement from people like you helps us keep it goin. Bless you

Get that thumb out of the way

@TheBeardedCarpenter

Жыл бұрын

Howdy- Once in a great while I connect with it. Thank you for watching the video and the comment. Take care and God bless

Your work is with no standard and wasting a lot of time,see the first bin resting on the main bin position,the big dead knot,and small remaining of the main bin is so little to end,it serve no purpose at all so the rest of the bins,why don't you just lay the bins on the main bin without cutting the main bin.it will be more lasting and stronger.

@TheBeardedCarpenter

4 жыл бұрын

Ngu th God bless you

@007nth

4 жыл бұрын

The Bearded Carpenter ，what for you need to put screws again since you cut the locked joint?refer to Japanese techniques,Chinese techniques they don't put any nail,screw whatsoever.

The instructions contained in your videos would cost thousands of dollars if taken at a technical college. I guess you could call it the "Beared Carpenter Technical College" or BCTC.🏛🪓

@TheBeardedCarpenter

Жыл бұрын

Howdy Lowell- yeah, I would imagine it would. I’m just trying to keep some of the old skills alive by sharing some of what I’ve been fortunate enough to learn. I hope there are people who will take what I share and be able to build their own cabin or just use the other information for their own project. Thank you so much for watching and for the kind comment. Take care and God bless