Barn Deck pt. 4 - The Aerial Welding Rig
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Having the whole Saturday free, I jump in on getting the horizontal metal beams up into place that form the main structure of the deck. Using clamps and some heavy angle as supporting brackets, I position all the metal beams so I can check to make sure everything is level before welding them to the uprights. After they are all welded in place, I cut the wooden joists and get them bolted in the hangers.
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Great series. I've spent the last few days binging a lot of your videos and really admire your skill and dedication.
Getting the deck in place had to make life so much easier to finish the work. Love this project.
Got nothing but admiration for someone who works that hard doing a job that two men
would be struggling with.Can't wait for the next one!
You make it look easy, and I know that it isn't. True sign of a farmer, with an engineer and architect living upstairs in your cabeza! And I should also mention damn good welder, rigger, mason, and carpenter too.
Really can't get enough of your videos.
Thanks again for sharing.
I'm glad I am not the only one that works alone and finds a way to get a two-person job done by yourself. Fist bump
I was nervous for you watching this one... but when working by ourselves we sometimes need to be innovative and a little dangerous.I thinks that's on of the reason I like watching your stuff... the way you figure how to get it done by yourself... keep up the great work.
right now your videos might be the ones im looking forward to the most. really like your laid back style of narrating. and also your dedication is amazing. i'd never be able to do something like this so quick!
you're awesome!
Same. I like seeing the progress, and I like the way he edits and narrates this series.
Gotta love it. 5% of the project is engineering how a project should go together, the other 95% is figuring out how to do it by your self that is where true engineering comes in play.. The Deck is looking really good and coming along nicely!
Thanks for taking the time to record these videos. Also, being a grandpa myself, glad to see the relationship you have with your grandpa.
Love watching your videos and attention to detail. A couple things I will mention though. Clamping the joists down may eventually cause them to spilt as the wood expands again. The other concern is when you used the strap to bring the frame in and have all of the joists at the same length. Unless the beam held it's shape and bent back, it may pull your bolts through the end of your joists. My suggestion would be to replace one of your joists with a steel beam/joist. Awesome vids though. What is your next project?
I had the same thought, but if it is new PT they usually shrink a lot first as they are usually really wet. I would be curious to see how it all looks after a few seasons though.
A great day's work, a great dog, and a beautiful sunset. Life is sweet......
can't wait for the next episode !!!
One of the best channels on RUclips. This barn project is incredible. I've been binge watching all of your old videos too. Love the mix of project videos, with everyday farming and fixes mixed in too!
I had to stop and pause it to laugh when the ratchet slid off the roof...we've all been there, brother :D
This is better than some network tv shows. Can't wait for the next episode!
Looking Awesome !!! My stomach was in knots the whole video ! Those metal roofs are slippery in the morning. I found out the hard way myself !! By the grace of the Lord . I had another shed roof to break my fall :)
Wow, the deck is shaping up very nicely! Great series Justin, thanks for putting in the time to make these videos!
Every time your videos come up I can't wait to watch. The editing and the work is just really cool. I appreciate the time and the footage. Keep it up.
this is shaping up to be the most interesting barn every made!
Dude, that beam that went across the middle...now dramatic content to your videos. Awesome! Can't wait to see how it turns out. Great job!
I'M DYING TO SEE IT FINISHED!!!!! It seriously looks awesome. the whole barn project.
What a view! Great job as usual! Nice sunset capture at the end. Looking forward to seeing the finished deck. Stay safe! Thanks for sharing!
one of my favorite series on RUclips! aerial welding should be in the Olympics
Both you're work and editing/shooting is high quality stuff. Thanks for taking the time to film.
Man, this is coming together so nicely! Some serious engineering at work here, well done.
Love this series!!!!! Looking forward to the next video!
Don’t be afraid to use an air impact on those larger lags. Do a test go with one lag in the wood if you’re worried it might strip easy in softer wood, but you’ll find it is actually pretty easy to get the feel of when it’s fully home. I use an IR gun that has a power selector dial in the back which makes it nice for even the smaller stuff. As a professional carpenter I always have a decent sized compressor on site that is capable of running two framing guns flat out, so the air impact becomes a go-to tool to have as well.
This is such a sweet project! I am really enjoying following along. Looking really good!
Always a pleasure watching your videos. Thanks uploading.
I think you are among the best content creators out there. Keep it up!
how powerful you are !!! the whole building shakes when you put on those planks
I kept waiting and finally at 10:30 the ratchet slid off the roof, I could just feel that happening. Really enjoying this series.
I look forward to seeing the progress. Thanks for such great videos.
You are one helluva hard worker; seem like a real gentleman too! Love your videos - keep it up!
Just another great watch! Coming along nicely!
This suspense is killing me. I love seeing the progress but I hate waiting for it.
Great work.
really enjoying this series! Loving the commentary - very slick and amusing! "The tow company"!! Nice one Grandad!!
This is a fantastic build, well impressed & some good tips
Come on guys thumbs up this project 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
your videos are so nice and calming. super decent craftsmanship!
Awesome video as always! You're really spoiling us with your new frequent upload schedule!
Great project and great job documenting.
Thanks for sharing.
I live off the grid and have had so many moments like this :) great project
You are a real inspiration to watch!
keep on building!!
thanks for a great video and taking us on a trip how to make all this happen. You are a talented man my friend!
impressive ability to solve those difficult solo problems. turned out great.
Excellent video as usual... and workmanship!! From 🇬🇧
boy you work hard!! this project is coming along really nice 👍 cant wait to see the final result man!
great work, love the entertainment you bring every time you upload a video.....cheers
your patience is unreal. keep it up
Awesome video buddy! Already looking forward to the next one!
Man scary times when you were on that sloped sheet metal roof with those beams, glad you didn't fall off. The project is looking great!
I absolutely love your videos, and am always happy to see when a new one arrives! At the risk of sounding like an armchair general, safety equipment including harnesses & straps would be a very good investment for you. You can actually attach to your heavy equipment and would be there just in case.
Great video! Love this series. Can't wait till the next one
Great job again, can't wait for next episode
It looks fantastic, I very enjoy seeing your amazing video. Thank you for sharing your amazing video
Dang man.... always incredible to watch your projects start to come together, been a long worth while wait for it man cant wait to see the finished deck!
Great video, can't wait to see it complete!
Intense! I’m enjoying your work. It’s truly next level.
Awesome. Can't wait for the rest of the series
Hello from Russia, you're doing great! Reliable and beautiful!
Just subscribed. You’re doing a fine job. Keep the welding/fabrication/repair/build videos coming please!
Really enjoy watching your videos thanks for your time. Best wishes... Mark
A lot of inspiration is found here. Thank you !
that iron roof looked slippery! glad you stayed in place, really enjoying your series you do cool stuff:)
i ve been a fan for couple of years now! your content is amazing please keep it on! I would love to see a video about yours and your farm's backround ! Cheers from Greece and from a olive tree farmer.
Looking forward to the next video!👍🏻
Wow, really impressive, you have a great head for heights! I'm really enjoying your videos. You're an inspiration. Thanks.
it s going to take shape, really nice work!
Coming together nicely!
This is coming on great! Well done 😃
Love your channel. You had me cringing the entire time you walked on that roof getting those beams up there. I had a parent who hurt their back in a pretty simple unexpected way in their early 30's after living a county lifestyle, and their life was never the same afterward. Use some safety gear my friend. A fall could change your life.
looking great! pretty sketchy doing all that by yourself with no fall protection, but you got it done. glad to see you didn't get hurt!
Awesome work man! Really appreciate you spending the time on the camera angles... I know the project is hard enough without the camera but it makes it for a great series!
congrats! your perseverance is awesome!
Dude, you freak out slip sliding on that roof...only because I took a flier off a steep roof wearing a backpack blower one time. Don't ask! Great job, love it!!!
Nice job Justin! Really enjoy your videos and the narrations.
Made me cringe a couple times carrying those heavy beams on that angled tin roof - glad you didn't fall!
Awesome channel! Loving this series
You certainly aren't afraid of a bit of hard work are you, it's good to see.
Try the Polycarbide Abrasive Wheel at Harbor Freight instead of the wire brush on your angle grinder for cleaning off paint/rust before welding. I find that they work better & quicker than the wire and don't fling back at you when hit a a corner or an edge wrong.
After a couple of years you should check your fasteners for the joists. Treated lumber is now treated with copper instead of arsenic. They've been finding decks failing prematurely because of electrolysis between the bolts and the copper treatment in the wood making the bolts corrode and weaken. Shouldn't be too much of a problem because all your joists are sitting in saddles, but something to keep in mind.
I love this deck, going to be awesome when you are finished.
Dear Mr. Rainfall, WOW.
Sincerely, Kathleen.
Just discovered you a couple videos back. You are A true inspiration and a extremely talented young man. Love what you doing. Please keep up the good work and be careful!! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱 PS subscribed 😊
Grandpa towing service for the win...I liked how you explained why you finished the lag screws by hand. I was wondering why no cheater bar.
LOL this is me on projects learn as I go and cuss a few times but it usually ends up looking nice as does your deck so far.
Another great video! Thank you for sharing.
New sunscriber .. I sooo feel your pain!! Working by yourself, clams and straps are a single mans Best Friend!!! Although what I'm doing isn't as high up as yours, nor is it a box steel frame. But I am working with heavy wood on one project and steel on another. I am soon to have my "Morpheus Moment" lol - possibly even tomorrow, if the weather holds out!! :-/ And I see I'm not the only one to spot the wardrobe malfunction!! :-) I look forward to catching up on all your other vids.
Just found your videos and now I want to take that welding class at my college. 😂
Your family is legendary
Awesome job bud!
Love your videos! Keep up the great work!
I have been following this saga, suffice it to say, this deck will outlast the nuclear war. I think solid is a gross understatment
I'm impressed that you're doing this almost completely by yourself. Need help or not I think most of us would have found help.
awesome job! Love the progress!!
The man, Tha Machine .... well done
Man that is looking sharp!
Its looking awesome great job..!!!..
Great project!! Thanks for taking the time to do the video and sharing with all of us.
Question: How does building the frame out of steel compare with wood as to the cost?
I love these videos so much
Looks great so far!!!