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Bvis Builds
Добавлен 8 авг 2022
My name is Brian AKA bvis and I like to build things. This channel is all about building things with all types of materials and also about having fun while doing it.
Building A Deck (episode 6)
This is a big milestone for the addition build because this deck will be covered by a roof that continues off of the addition and I need to build the support for the roof on this deck. I will be building the timber framed roof in an upcoming video. #deck #carpentry #diy #covereddeck #construction #bvisbuilds #letsgetafterit
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Installing Zip Sheathing And Framing The Roof (Episode 5)
Просмотров 7714 часов назад
In this video I get some Zip sheathing installed and the roof gets framed. Even a little how to on rafter layout .#rafters #zipsheathing #bvisbuilds #diy #construction #addition
Greatest Chicken Coop Ever.
Просмотров 8221 день назад
Here is a quick walk through of my chicken coop I built. #chicken #DIY #Construction #bvisbuilds. www.chickenguard.com ruclips.net/video/fS863MM9yOk/видео.html
Installing Giant Beam By Myself
Просмотров 8021 день назад
Im setting this beam to hold up the roof of my great room addition.#LVL#beam#diy #construction#addition#greatroom.
Framing Walls And Installing A Huge Beam(Episode 4)
Просмотров 24328 дней назад
In this video I frame the walls for the first floor of the great room addition and a few good friends come over to help me lift a giant beam which will eventually carry the load of the roof.
Building A Super Strong Floor(Addition build episode 3)
Просмотров 624Месяц назад
In this episode I get the floor to our great room addition built. I used 3-1/2 x 11 7/8 TJIs with 3/4" tongue and groove plywood. The floor if nice and flat and strong! #construction #TJI#floor #diy #bvisbuilds #greatroom
Building A Block Foundation(Episode 2)
Просмотров 4822 месяца назад
In this video, the block foundation is built and the concrete slab is poured for the great room addition. #concrete #masonry #construction #DIY #bvisbuilds
DIY Concrete Footings.
Просмотров 9694 месяца назад
This is the first episode of a series on my largest project ever. We are building a 21'x29' great room family room addition with an attached, covered deck off the side of our house. In this episode, we build and pour the footings, the very first step of the build. Enjoy. Oh yeah.... like and subscribe!
Prepping For The Big Project.
Просмотров 2245 месяцев назад
In this video I'm preparing for a large project coming to the channel soon by taking down another tree. Enjoy! #arborist #chainsaw #bvis #treework #stihl
Milwaukee Choked(And Im Upset)
Просмотров 1027 месяцев назад
Here is a quick rant about my displeasure in the new design for the new 1505 from Milwaukee. #EDC #Milwaukee #knife #Bvis #Fastback
I Put Angle Iron On My Kubota Bucket!!
Просмотров 867 месяцев назад
The Kubota needed a new edge on the bucket so I used some scrap angle iron that I had in stock. #kubota #tractor #snowremoval #welding #fabrication
Heated Chicken Waterer Overhaul
Просмотров 3478 месяцев назад
This heated waterer works well but the base is in need of a serious overhaul. #chickens#heatedwaterer#welding#bvisbuilds www.amazon.com/dp/B0CD2DHV21?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share&th=1
There is no replacement for displacement! (or is there?) EGO vs Stihl.
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There is no replacement for displacement! (or is there?) EGO vs Stihl.
My First Tree Removal(climbing with spurs)
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My First Tree Removal(climbing with spurs)
Converting from 3 phase to single phase.(Powermatic 66)
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
Converting from 3 phase to single phase.(Powermatic 66)
Nice job…. Good luck
Brant is learning a lot from you Bri. Love that the girls help too.
Nice job Bri. Glad I could help.
Love your videos Bri. Is that you playing the guitar 😂
Would lubricating the ture help?
good job .
What can’t you do😉
@@Momsproudofu make good RUclips videos!!
Waste of time with these big ass 4" pipe and cups to clean. Use a plastic drum with 3/4" PVC pipe and nipples. Way more hygienic set up. 🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I always throw the slack over my shoulder it stays out of the way.
Thank you for doing this walk through! I really like how you have the branches in mounted in there. This was really great to see. My husband and I will be building this before winter. We just built a run to extend the amount of room the girls have since we just started off with a small kit coop. Only have 4 chickens right now, but plan to get more next spring.
@@jodip719 Nice! Good luck with the build!
@@bvisbuilds Thanks! Thanks again for doing the walk through!
Bom dia amigo .. excelente projeto ... Será que poderia ajudar um brasileiro que acaba de adquirir uma serra idêntica a sua só que não tem ideia alguma de como realizar esse projeto .. obrigado
Its coming together! Looks awesome.
@@davisstreit5564 Hey thanks Davis!
Impressive
Love these videos bri.
Did you build your coop? It looks great!
@@jodip719 yes I did. Thank you! I copied Carolina Coops design.
I would also like to build based on their design. Did you find plans for it?
@@jodip719 no. I just watched some videos online about their coops and got the ideas and came up with some rough measurements and figured it out on my own.
Gotcha, I looked for a build video on your channel, but didn't see one. Would you consider doing a coop tour and going through how you built it? I know I'd watch!
@@jodip719 yeah I would do that.! That should be easy.
New subscriber. Hopefully you continue the tree videos they’re helping me learn as well. What model Stihl top handle are you running? The 201? Lol
@@redscortgt93 oh man I wish! It’s the 193
@@bvisbuilds I happened across an Echo 2511T on marketplace for a steal, but a little bigger top handle like the Stihl would be sweet! Yeah the 201 is quite pricey. lol
@@redscortgt93 yeah it is! I couldn’t justify buying that being that I’m climbing trees recreationally for trees on my own property. I thought the 193 would be enough for what I’m doing.
@@redscortgt93 yeah it is! I couldn’t justify buying that being that I’m climbing trees recreationally for trees on my own property. I thought the 193 would be enough for what I’m doing.
I watched your first tree drop followed by this one. Good work! That first top section you cut it looked like you cut the holding wood and the stem kinda slid off. That made me skip a little lol be careful with the hinge wood. The second one was great. Like Buckin’ Billy says, “I am in no hurry, I am at peace.” Keep up the good work!
@@redscortgt93 I had to rewatch the video to see what you mean. Now I see! Good advice. Thank you.
Getting better every time. Stay safe, and git that adjustable cambium saver before you wreck that ZigZag.😁
@LongsQuest, can you elaborate on the adjustable cambium saver? How does it help save the zigzag?
@@bvisbuilds You have been wrapping your lifeline around the stem of the tree. This can cause side loading on the zigzag when it is tight against the tree. If you use an adjustable cambium saver, the C-Saver will be around the tree and your lifeline will go through its rings, 1.) Better grip on the tree, 2.) It also will allow the zigzag to have a straight pull without any side loading. I see lots of people doing it; just do not think it is good. But this is from the guy that uses a life line, flip line, and a positioning line pretty much always. If I’m in a tree and fall to the ground, it is because I rode the tree down. 🤣
@@LongsQuest oh yes I get it! Mostly putting strain on the zigzag while descending
More like when your sectioning down the stem and you're being held up by your Lifeline by pulling it tight up against the tree, it will be putting side pressure on the zigzag. Using the c-saver also will allow a faster decent if you need to get down. Because the c-saver will be whats looped around the tree. I hope that made sense.
@@LongsQuest yes! Makes sense. Thanks for the info!!
Nice work, glad to hear you say you were going to have the tree milled. Looks like it's going to take some work to get it out and on a trailer; hope it won't be too bad.
Thanks! It was a lot of work! I got a lot of nice 2” boards milled up out of it. I made a RUclips short on the milling.
Love watching these videos Bri. Love to see the kids helping too. You’re an awesome dad❤️
Good job mate, cheers from Aus… little tip maybe, don’t nail near the joint of the sheet until the next sheet is in, they’ll tap in way easier… Good luck
Thanks for the tip!! Thats a good one.
Great Job! Wow!! August Hunicke watched and commented on your video. He is the one that got me up in the trees and I'm in my sixties. His channel is the best I have found that shares knowledge of tree removal. This guy also has a way of subtly opening your eyes to things that can make your life better. If you're into tree work, definitely check out his videos; as a rookie that's my best advice. And, pick up an adjustable cambium saver, you will love it.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I joined August Hunicke’s filming and editing class so that’s how he subscribed to my channel and commented. Otherwise, there’s not a chance someone like him with Stumble Upon my channel! Ha ha.
How do you clean the watering system?
I just open the valve at the bottom and drain/flush out the old water before adding new water.
Where's butthead 😂💀
Ha ha, anyone that works with me is usually Butthead
Wet
Dude having your kids help was awesome.
Yeah. They enjoy helping and I love it when they do.
What all did you buy? I’m looking to start but don’t really know what I need and don’t need. There’s so much stuff.
@@preceptuponprecept I went to a local arborist supply store and talked to the guys there and basically bought what they recommended, but I basically bought a middle of the road saddle. A petzel zigzag with a petzel rope, notch gecko spurs, a steel core flip line, and a few carabiners. That’s really all you need.
Bri. You kill me😂
Have you had any issues with the DPS? Just got an old saw thats 3ph and only have 1ph in my shop and trying to decide what route to take
No I haven’t. I didn’t use it for very long though because I found a single phase motor on Facebook that was brand new so I ended up just replacing the motor with an OEM single phase motor.
How do you keep the water from becoming cloudy?
@@patrickkelly8095 I don’t do anything! The water doesn’t get cloudy. When I go to top off the pipe, I simply drain whatever water is left in the pipe out so that I can replace it with fresh water.
It looks like you converted your single phase garage power into three phase using the DPS converter. Am I missing something? You say your are converting from three phase but you are showing single to three phase, just the opposite. If you have a three phase motor on your table saw it would need three phase just as the DPS device puts out to the motor.
Yes, you are right! I guess I titled this video wrong! Good catch!
Great setup. I did a version of mine but the chickens kept destroying the nipples by pulling out the springs at the back of the metal pins causing leaks. Didn't you get a similar experience?
No, I have not, they have been pretty easy on these nipples. No Issues yet.
Quick tip……..If you store the glue can upside down, it will never dry out😁. Nice setup
Looks like a warm climate setup only. Up in Vermont, I’m going to need to keep the water moving and/or have a heating element.
Yes it is, in the winter, I just use a heated waterer from Amazon.
PVC leeches toxic chemicals into water.
A big one! Having seen your "first climb" video I'm glad to see you've kept after it. more comfort with the cuts I'd say ... good stuff
Not a how-to video! I can appreciate that perspective ... good stuff man. ya got a second lanyard with ya up there? can come in handy and sometimes save yer bacon. also looked like a minor dutchman at the end which can lead to a hinge getting negated, which sucks. you seemed comfortable and relied on the gear, so it's just a matter of practice and experience building over time ... 11:45 got me laughing!
@metaspencer, not a how to, I learned that from you!!
@@bvisbuilds hahaha good to hear! watched a second climb of yours (maple) and it was great to see. fresh!
nice to see someone with decent construction skills putting this together, nice work.
Dude you're killing it with the climbing. I've been climbing for years and for a new guy your doing great. Climb high and cut small brother, and stay safe!
The tail of your rope ( the part over your wrist) take that tail and clip to a hook or caribeaner on the right side of your harness ( on your right hip or behind your hip ). It helps to keep the extra bit hanging behind you so you don't spike your rope :)
yep that's the way to go
In today's economy thats about $1000worth of pvc😢
You are a powerhouse , great content on this new channel keep it up
Awesome. Looks like you guys had fun doing that.
Git r done. Woo hoo.
Could tap the holes I suppose if you can find the tap to work with them, but if they are threading in no need to tap them.
Man you did great! I have been working on the same thing myself. I started just climbing with spikes and the lanyard. Then started working in with the climb line DRT. Now I’m onto working the saw in. There is so much info out there today between the Jepson and Beraneck books and RUclips with all the guys (I feel like I’ve been a student in a master class with Instructor Hunicke for a few years now) 😂 Hobbyist and weekend warrior’s like us definitely owe those guys! Passing on their knowledge is so great and I like to feel like we’re carrying it on even in a small way. Be Safe!
Hey, thanks for the compliment! RUclips is such a powerful tool these days for education. I learned a lot just by watching August Hunicke and others.
It’s a good set up but if the water ever get lower than the level of the nipples water won’t come out it’s basically half water just setting there the only water that will go is above the nipple. Maybe have the pipe sit higher and where every nipples gonna go put a T and put a PVC pipe down and then put your nipple there where the chickens will drink basically like an L-shaped I can drain for example, that instead of being a valve it’ll be the nipple where they drink.
Thank you. I realize that once the water gets low enough to not come out of the nipples that it will just be stagnant underneath them. I change the water frequently so when I go to change it, I just open the drain valve, drain out the old water, and put new water in. The system works great.
I think you did a really good job for yur first tree take down YEA
Get some chainsaw trousers
How is the pressure on the nipples when the pvc is full ? Does it spray out when they peck it ?
Not at all! Just trickles out like they normally do