How To Build A Treehouse | 23 Wranglerstar
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Love listening to you ramble. I was thinking that while watching.
I rather like these videos where you just take us along for the ride!
Cody...this series has been great. You don't live by schedules, so don't worry if people say this series is taking too long. I think you'll find that there is a large number of us who feel this way - and we will continue to watch and support your channel. Thanks for what you do! I've learned so much over the last year. I'm so glad I found your channel!
I like how you just take us with you on a day in the Wranglerstar homesteading ☺
One of the reasons I've enjoyed the channel so much is because of the ramblings in these kinds of videos. I don't care a bit about building a treehouse, but somehow I keep watching.
This whole treehouse series has been fantastic. I look forward to watching the progress each day.
Cody, I like seeing you "unedited". You are doing what you love and sharing it with us. Thank you.
It's your channel.
Make the videos that you WANT to make.
People will watch or they won't.
Either way, the video will be what you wanted to produce and that is what's important.
Personally, I'll watch.
HillbillyHoosier Yes the channel belongs to me but without you folks subscribing and watching I would have anything. Your input is important to me.
wranglerstar I like what you do please continue
Let me clarify my previous post - -
The content most appreciated by folks like myself is content clearly valued by you as well.
We can tell when a topic is important to you. It comes out in the video.
wranglerstar I like when you talk about different things while you're working such as that 360 camera and the techniques you use to get around the challenges of working alone. Thanks Cody :)
I've enjoyed the vast majority of your videos thus far. Your loyal viewers will continue to watch no matter how YOU decide to load it. The only important thing I feel that is needed is to be true to yourself. In doing so you are being true to your viewers. Everyone is entitled to each owns opinions, suggestions, wants, needs and dreams. If someone else has an issue with the way you are or how you do things, the easiest thing for them is to unsuscribe. Keep up the great work, and I guess we'll see you in the next video. Plus I also saw the video of Jack working his skills with the comp. program stuff, that was pretty cool to see. The thought of our children of such a young age with the abilities of learning & applying that knowledge. That was really great. 2 thumbs up Mom&Dad. Good night.
Keep talking. If we where on a job site building we would be talking just like you did in this video & the time would just pass by. I love it!
Sometimes I watch and learn how to do things I would like to try, sometimes I watch just to listen to you talk. I enjoy both and defer to your judgement on which you feel like posting at the time. Thanks for all the work you do.
I prefer the rambling, most of the time I watch your videos at work, so much of the time I am just listening.
I'd just like to thank you for sharing your projects with us. I'd also like to say that the people who are whining about how over built you are making this tree house, must not be parents!!! The safety of our offspring is always paramount, so I am happy for your extra care to detail.
Just please keep doing it “your way,” It’s fun, entertaining, instructional, and wholesome. It’s our decision as to where and how we spend our time so take heart from over a million viewers.
Cody, I really look forward to your videos. I admire, not only, your wealth of knowledge but also your passion as a teacher to pass it on. I think its great that you can talk to a camera and make it seam like you are just in a normal conversation with a friend. I like the laid bike style on these videos. I have a lot of experience in construction and I think your choice of quality and design is spot on. If your going to spend the time and money to do something, just do it right and be proud of the finished product for years to come.
I would not for one second, listen to anyone saying it is being "over built." I think this is excellent and ultimately a safe design. I don't have kids but for crying out loud, if they were going to be spending time in it, sleeping and playing with not only themselves but others as well, you're damn right I'd spend the extra time and money to ensure my kids and others safety. I'm new to your channel as of yesterday and I've only watched the tree house series to this video, but I'm hooked on your channel now! Thank you for making such awesome videos!
I definitely prefer the longer videos like what you did here. The subject of the video (building the tree house) is important, but it's not the main reason why I consistently watch your videos.
You as the host, content creator, personality, and your thoughts and commentary on a whole host of subjects are what makes this channel special and so interesting to me. Being able to go along with you on your journey and see all aspects of how you get there with all the little side stories is why this channel is so great.
The small random discussion on 360 degree cameras while you worked was so awesome and well placed! It's the little extras like this that I love.
Mr Wranglerstar,
I believe your videos and their content have always been good. There is nothing about them I would change for the fact that it is your character that provides us the content. This is your channel, your videos, and your life. I enjoy taking a minute to listen to all the wisdom entailed.
Thanks,
Alan
We like it when you "ramble" and not just show what you're doing. The tips are valuable, and like Taylor Riger said, you seem to be more honestly candid in these kinds of videos. Thanks!
Keep doing what your doing Cody. People come to this channel not only for the things you design and build, but also for the knowledge that you give. I as an amateur carpenter / wood worker have learnt valuable information from just watching these videos. Keep up the good work I look forward to your videos everyday.
I'll watch no matter what you decide, but, as they say "variety is the spice of life". I would say put both kinds of videos out there, I really enjoy the videos where you show the small details, the little things that nobody else shows, the things you only learn if you have someone older and more experienced teaching you. That's one thing that sets you apart from all the others.
Enjoy the beautiful day!!
I think either type of video is great, it's always brilliant to learn the little things you add in to these types of video.
Honestly I like seeing both types of videos. It makes it more real to see a step-by-step video on a day you're feeling extra studious and then videos like this, where you share some personal advice and are more low-key.
A life of droning repetition is not one worth living.
Keep up the good work!
i like the videos as they are. Sometimes wrambling about comments, the weather, business deals, thoughts, whatever. And watching you work on stuff. That is what sets Wranglerstar apart from other channels.
Ya know, coming along as you build it, with all the details and comments you make, the conversations with your son, makes it unique, informative in ways you probably never thot about...like being a great Dad!
The fiddly bits included, are teaching ops for many who have zero or little knowledge of all those things...valuable lessons, even the small suggestions like blunting the nails to prevent splitting wood...all that.
Keep it in your videos!
I enjoy both types of videos. Sometimes the longer videos are okay, but usually I like 15 minutes give or take.
Thanks for all you do to share your way of life.
Am enjoying the tree house videos. They are not just about building a heavy duty tree house; they are about construction technique, framing, tools, etc.; just on a small project level.
I enjoy the casual and chatty rambling you do, and I also enjoy your more structured stuff. I just enjoy spending time with you guys. Keep it going anyway you want. I'll be watching and thanks for sharing with us.
I really enjoy both the detailed videos and the ones like this that you just walk us along with your day and process. I would also love to see these videos made available to purchase from your store on DVD. They would make great instructional type videos for someone to use as a fun way to design and build their own tree house without having to rely on RUclips.
I love how you teach your son and involve him in your work. great dad. I did it for my kids and it pays off in life.
I enjoy the these "follow me around" kind of videos, don't get me wrong i also enjoy the super high effort ones as well. Every now and then its nice to have some context not just some shots of you artfully hammering a nail or hand sawing off a 2x4.
You don't know where your studs are? *~puts sunglasses on~* I'm right here... I like that your taking your time, it's enjoyable to get some insight into your thought process and the other things that have made an impression on you during that particular day. keep it up.
I can identify with Cody's comments about working alone and using mechanical advantages to get the job done. When I was growing up I liked to work on and build all sorts of things. My Dad was out of town for work most of the time and there weren't many kids my age around to ask for help. It really helped me to come up with creative solutions to get around needing an extra set of hands. Now I feel more comfortable working alone than I do with someone else around. I do however have two friends that, when we work together, can almost read each other's minds. That is really nice.
I too like this type of video. Especially during timber frame. It just adds a touch of being personal as well as helping in the details of things.
As long as your making videos I'm happy. Just keep on doing what you do and I'll keep watching.
I enjoy your "tag along" videos as well as the ones with the music playing in the background while you work.
wranglerstar Though this series has run a bit long, I do admit that I don't mind it one bit. I am a young man who has been subscribed to your channel for a little over a year and have thoroughly enjoyed a lot of the content on your channel. I feel that this series should continue as it has because I have noticed that through all of your rambling I learn a lot of new tips and tricks as well as life lessons. I hope God continues to bless you, your family, and your work and thank you for all the hours you put into this channel.
Hey Cody. I think the knowledge you have is just so valuable. Don't devalue your knowledge by trying to the shorten the journey. It's worth every second.
I like the way it is now like you are talking and explaining a lot.
Just love your videos the way they are.
i really like your videos with little to no talking with just some subtle music playing. and we just watch you work away. that's what i like atleast.
i like low key whenever you feel like it. i enjoy spontaneous "rambling". thanks for all the vids.
I enjoy how you are currently making videos now. I think we live in a world where everyone is used to immediate satisfaction but I think its important to show that it really does take a lot of time and effort to build something like a tree house. I have really enjoyed the series so far and wont mind it taking longer to finish. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing these things in your life with us. GOD BLESS!
It is not over built. It is well built! Good job.
Hey cody, if you struggle with filming in a small space, maybe you can use your gopro camera with a headstrap. Then we get to see first person wranglerstar experience.
Personally Mr. Wranglerstar I enjoy anything you put out there, as long or short it may be. There is always a lesson to be learned from you. So thank you for your videos it has really changed my perspective and how i conduct myself. I really do enjoy your content aside from what all the trolls say.
I like that you take the time to go into detail. I never had anyone to teach me all the little tips and tricks that go along with framing. That's why I enjoy your channel so much.
I vote for this type of video,,basic,with tips & tricks. Your son will enjoy this ,,and someday His, wife and children will enjoy it also. An idea, construction, and enjoyment.
You have a good mix in your multi part videos. Sometimes technical and detailed, others rambling as you call it, and sometimes just getting.the job done. I think that if you have done similar tasks before you give less detail which is a good thing.
My favorite way that you present some of the repetitive parts of a project is when you play music over it. That really elevates the content from repetitive to enjoyable no matter what.
Thank you,
Ted
I truly enjoy both watching you work and sharing your opions. This adds a certain calmness to whatever your doing. I really feel like we are hearing the inner thoughts of Cody, not just the well thought out commentary when your speaking directly to us. It also brings back childhood memories of my father. I gleaned so much information on how he thought and what his opions and philosophies were on the world just by helping him on some project he had in the garage.
Cody. I like both your video style.. I like both this type where you kinda "ramble" along with what your doing, and I also like the ones where you go into much detail about what you're doing. Thanks you're doing a great job.
I enjoy your slower paced videos. I enjoy your faster paced videos.
I don't necessary watch the treehouse videos because I am learning how to build a treehouse, though, I do learn and gather ideas. I enjoy the comments along with the building. I think that is you at your best. The step by step video has a place, but you do better with the blend of comments, ideas, instruction, and life lessons. The first video that I ever watched was of you yarding out logs with your truck winch. I heard you say something about becoming a Christian and how that had brought order to your work. From then on, I took a deep interest in your site.
Cody, I have recently discovered your channels and have been watching a lot of your videos, I have found nothing like them on youtube, I enjoy when we get to tag along with you when you're working on the tree house, working with the bees, or clearing brush. Your videos are entertaining, thought provoking, and a blessed few minutes in my day. Thank you for sharing with us and God Bless you.
Love the videos like you posted today. The rambling and bringing us along with you on the journey is great! Thanks for taking the time to do so!
I like the way the tree-house is being built. I like things built to last. When I was a kid, the "tree-house" was a pallet and a piece of plywood. I like your talks.
Stuart Safford Yeah good old days
Do what makes you happy Cody...most of us are enjoying the ride. It's possible to accomplish both of the options you presented at the end.
I really do like the way you are doing the videos, it's like a good book, gets me involved and feels like I'm there. You may not realize how much people really do learn from you. I know I have picked up a lot of things from your videos that I use now instead of the ways I used to do things. I like the fact that you come across as real and not fake or staged. Just keep it up.
I like how it is presented currently. It is like hanging out with you in person!
Random thoughts and ideas are always good. A lot of us are still learning.
These types of videos are my favorite but as it has already been said, do what you enjoy.
I'm here for the overall process. The commentary on using a chalk-line as a plumb bob never occurred to me. That type of info, where you go back over the names of the tools attached to your chainsaw for the 4th time is the very reason I'm hooked on your videos. I feel more empowered to take on my own projects with every video.
This video series has been quite enjoyable to follow and your format needs no changes. Rambling while explaining what you are doing makes for an entertaining and informative experience.
Ramble away Cody. I enjoy learning little tidbits as you go. There's no need to rush.
I enjoy your videos were you ramble on as you go. Makes it seem like I'm with working with you and you are describing how you think about things. Kinda of like my friends and co-workers. Your channel has turned into my favorite over the last 2 months.
I enjoy the long videos, the ones that follow your thoughts, ideas, mistakes, process, etc. If the videos gets too condensed then people start taking the workmanship and effort for granted; people will lose respect for the creator and their work.
I absolutely love these Tree House videos. What an amazing thing to make for Jack, he is going to have so much fun.
I love the minimal edited video, and you showing details. Thanks
I like how you did this video. The style is great. No you have not over built the Treehouse. You have done it right the first time. Everyone says I over build everything, but what I have built is still standing, square and solid! Thanks, keep up the good work.
The relaxed pace of "having us along with you" is well suited to this type of project.
Condensed videos are good for certain things, especially when there is repetitive content or topics that you have previously covered in depth (or will focus on in a following segment).
Im with Mrs. W on the 360 camera view, it sounds neat, but would also be very revealing, and likely be cause for much more criticism from the critics.
Your tips are great for inexperienced carpenters. For a guy thats getting long in the tooth and has experience your videos are interesting and have great food for inspiring. I personally would love to see more accomplished in a condensed way. Thanks Cody. It's your chanel and whatever you do I will watch no matter how you decide. You are a good man.
Both kinds of video keep this channel interesting, focused and edited vids like "repair a shovel" "how things were done then vs now" are fantastic. These longer series are also appealing, i love the side tracking that you take us on. Threading the bolt father down for the tree house is a perfect example of the many mini problems that need to be over come on a good project. Same goes for the workbench series. That was very enjoyable. Plus it provides lots of content which we seem to be addicted too. Regardless what ever keeps you from getting burned out. Keep doing what your doing.
keep on doing exactly what you are doing !!! I was a maintenance technician for 30 + years and know alot of what you are doing, but I still learn from you and besides it feeds my excessive compulsive disorder lol Thanks Cody
since it is a 'how to' video, all steps are appreciated, not just highlights.
love your videos, keep up the good work
I love the length of the series. Gives me something to look forward to.
I enjoy it when you chat with us like we are keeping you company
I must admit Cody, I like to learn what you have to think about this and that. You can keep doing more "free conducted" videos. You still teach us some very valuable info and your thoughts are always interesting to listen to ! You trigger my own train of thoughts on the same matters and it makes me think.
As always, keep doing what you do, however you do it, it's always great !
I've truly enjoyed these videos. They're encouraging. This is something Jack will enjoy and will know he's safe in. It sounds like you and Mrs. Wranglerstar will also enjoy the tree house.
I've watching a lot of woodworkers who save us from pretty much the whole project (though I appreciate being spared the measurements). I enjoy embarking on the journey with you. plus we get more frequent content and you probably save on editing.
I like the style of this video.its not how fast you get from point A to point B but about the experience you you receive along the way
Cody, variety is the spice of life, I enjoy all your videos because they are all unique! Thank you, for continuing to do your videos, as you see fit.
Paul
I love the instructional shorts thrown in, the knot tying, the chalk box-plum bob.
Keep it up Mr W!
I've been following your videos for a long time. I have enjoyed this series and have no issues with anything you have been doing. But, I do agree with "some" of those who think the tree house is over built.
Having said that, who really cares. It's your construction and you have the right to build it anyway you want. I would bet that that house will be there long after those trees fall down.
I enjoy both types of videos, I enjoy your commentary. My absolute favorite videos are the ones where you are working on a project and you have added music. Work in itself is relaxing and helps clear the mind, but watching work, any work, with calming music is something I could do for hours.
I like the way this video was as opposed to condensing them. I think this version makes it more personable, and while you still get the points across you need to for building, it allows us the viewer a chance to "visit" sort of with you as you work.
I tend to prefer this style of video, it makes me feel like I'm there along side you for a bit. Video series like these are what you're known for, in my opinion and why I subscribed in the first place. Keep up the good work Cody!
I enjoy the series and I also prefer the longer video format. Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy the longer series because I can pick up a lot of helpful tips that i wouldn't otherwise get if the video was condensed down. IMO if people don't like the length of the series they can either stop watching or wait until the series is over so they can pick and chose what they watch. Keep up the good work!
I wouldn't change anything Cody. I enjoy listening to your commentary on various topics and I learn something from many of your videos. I'm 43, been working with tools my whole life including chalk lines. I have the same chalk box you have and I never noticed it would make a good plumb bob. Thanks for that! Also thanks for the tip about blunting the nails, never heard that one either.
Please, ramble away! We love joining you on your day!
I like exactly how you have been doing these. I very much enjoy the random chats. Reminds me of much better days. Please do not change!!
Everything you do is entertains Cody so you do it your way and we'll enjoy them videos what ever you do
I like the videos! Shoot them the way you want to, we appreciate the effort that you put into all of the videos. I think its a lot harder to do than people think so thanks for the effort and the amount of content that you provide.
I like the way you are doing it. My day is always a little better if there is a Wranglerstar video!
I for one enjoy the rambling Cody. I am learning a lot from you, and sharing your life is awesome.
I like the maximum content. It's more conversational and it makes us feel like we are right there with you. I certainly don't mind what you call your rambling. That's the way people talk with friends and family. Thanks for making us part of your family. : ) QST
The way you compose these videos reflects much of the way I have my thoughts during the day: while at or around one project, associations abound. So keep sharing what you do, why you do it, the choices you come across, the things you change your mind about, and so on; I'm highly interested.
Cody, your ideas and thoughts along the journey are great moments on the channel. Keep them coming!
I like the long version. Enjoying the series.
I like the way you did it today. I like the commentary. It's a big part of why i watch your videos. Thanks for all your efforts. Keep up the good work.
I wouldn't mind a treehouse video like this once per day or two so I've got something to watch during my morning constitutional.