Craftsman Style Floating Patio Cover
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- I wanted to cover half the deck down at my river cabin with a patio cover, but I didn't want to hang the patio cover off the fascia--that always looks terrible. Here's the solution I came up with.
Wow Gary!!! 😀👍... Years of Hard Work has definitely paid off for you. I've enjoyed watching you and your videos for almost 10 yrs
And I never get tired your a great teacher I hope you Never Stop 😀
We need more videos!! Love watching a true pro.. You're awesome Gary!!!
Always a good day when I see a new Gary video:-) the fishing hasn’t Completely stolen you from us yet!
Awesome job your a great carpenter!! I've got 22 yrs in the trade and I love your videos
Such a thorough investigation of the template. Your work is so detailed and I always wish I could use such perfection in my work! I guess it may just come with age and by making small mistakes here and there? I just love your channel! Take care man!
I don't think it's an age issue. I think it's genetic. I've met a lot of young carpenters who are light years ahead of me...and some older ones I won't talk about. :) Really, all it takes is desire and discipline: do stuff over and over and over and eventually you learn. I'm a firm believer that anyone can be a good carpenter.
Thanks for sharing. Looks great
Glad to see you making videos again! Hope your travels in your van went well!
I'm far from done with the van. I keep tweaking stuff. Every time I take it out I discover something that could be a little better. I think that's a carpenter's disease.
Great design and workmanship.
Gary I just so enjoy your videos! Like you I am a more “Mature” finish carpenter 👊; !
I see your shop tour video , you hv some great tools! I hv a small shop and finally after years I broke down and bought a Makita 7 1/4” cordless 36 volt rear drive and the little 6.5” cordless!
I think you might need to retire the Porter Cable corded and grab a cordless ??
I seen that Martinez square also! I bought a woodpecker but I kinda like that Martinez?
Anyway Thk you brother; just can’t say it enough for all you taught me!
God Bless!
Hi, I really really love your content and high quality work. I hope this is not to invasive, but in the video we got a glimpse of your property. Looks amazing in my opinion. Can you do a little video tour around.? Tanks, god bless u. Best regards from the artic 😁 North Norway. Still full winter here🔥
Ok thanks for your information and videos 📹, I appreciate you 🙏
Thank you!
Looks great, that looks like the Pacific Northwest!
Great looking project.
Great work! Thanks for sharing 👍
where did you get that dry line?
yes i would also like to know. beautiful work.
It’s a shinwa dry line that I got from Tomo on iG. Awesome fast and lightweight. www.amazon.com/Shinwa-Bobbinoid-Automatic-77446-4960910774469/dp/B00TNWGDFM
Your the only person I've ever seen use the side of the hammer beside me thank you thank you thank you
Nice tomoline!
"Not a total tool junkie" he says while surrounded by $200,000 worth of tools. ;)
Truth.
And that's just the Festool stuff!
great video. What did you use to seal the steel mounts on the cabin roof?
Roofing mastic
Very nice
Thank you !
You're welcome!
Is the van finished? What about that busted up house of your friend?
Oh yeah, I 'finished' the van late spring last year. Of course, I've been adding more things since then....after nearly every trip I take! And as for Rick's home in Rhode Island, we didn't think there was that much interest so we stopped working on the videos.
@@THISisCarpentry Thanks for the reply!
What product did you stain it with?
Curious myself.
Sansin water born, used their sealer and the stain. Pre-finished every piece.
@@THISisCarpentry
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Nice looking job all around. Your teachings make people think I know what I'm doing. Thanks a bunch!!
no sound when your shop video starts. what's up with that?
Beats me! Doesn't happen on my end.
@@THISisCarpentry It goes from stereo to R channel only
Awesome
Thank you!!!
Skylift hardware would have saved a ton of work on the roof brackets.
Mate : what’s happening with the song ...?
No idea what you mean....I'm so distracted by the process and then the video editing that I rarely hear the background audio.
Hi you are a very good artisan but next time please employ a designer ......
I love the look of this cover and would love to build one just like it for myself. But, my question would be, what do you do when it comes time to replace your shingles ?
I always peg my fake through mortises and I don't tell a soul. If the peg is going through an actual tenon, it's usually a domino. Thanks Festool!
Love this!
We are so blessed to be living with knowledge of the past,while being able to use modern tooling/hardware of today😅.
I built a 10x16 western red cedar pergola for my sister.
I ran 10x5/16 structural screws all the way through the upper 2x6's and half way into the the lower 2x6 beams.
SE Ga Temps can reach over 100°,and high humidity has not twisted any of the 12 upper boards.
Our hardware selection to 7se is almost endless.
As always your humility, joy in teaching others,and the ability to change and be resilient are your most important traits to me!
I've only learned about you in the last several years,listening to you on social media (modern craftsman podcast/IG ) I hope to meet you in person sometime!
I'm just not a good enough woodworked to do that mortise and tenon stuff...at least not yet. I think I"ll start with something smaller....:)
DANG!!! It is SO GOOD to see you again!! A few weeks ago I was wondering how you were doing. You look and sound GREAT!!! We are settled onto our property in Brightwood (near Mt. Hood).
Good to hear from you, too Stanley! Thrilled that you're settled in. GREAT location for you!!!
Love the look of the roof but how will you be able to replace the shingles when the time comes without removing the upper roof?
Good point! To replace the shingles, the patio cover, including the beam, will have to be 'raised up' with temp posts. We kind of figured that the roof on the cabin has another 20 years in it. So I wasn't too concerned. I'm almost seventy. :)
Am I the only one who doesn't hear sound in some places? I love your videos!
It is awesome to see you work. Your narrative is just great and humble.I have been a carpenter for almost 40 years. Half the time I am not allowed to practice all of your/our incredibly beneficial tequniques. It is frustrating. I live vicariously through yiu friend. Thank you.
Thank you! We all live vicariously in one way or another. There just isn't enough time to do everything you want to do!
Great video.. You gave mean idea. Am planning an outdoor kitchen was going to attach something similar to it. Those metal support will come handy.. Thanks!!!
Great video, I didn’t know about you, now I admire you, you are a real wise man.
@16:18 the post brackets are screwed through he shingles?
Damn! I want that back yard
#tomoline
Not meant to be critical, just pointing out issue. You need to listen to this video with headphones. Your video editor is rendering most of the video in mono played to one channel - part of the video has audio only on right side, part has audio only on left side, and the intro music plays in stereo like it should. Very frustrating to try to listen to when one channel is dead. If you aren't recording in stereo, you need to render it in mono to both L/R channels so it sounds reasonably good.
THANK YOU!! I thought I learned that a year ago, but I guess, like Hanamon, I forgot again.
@@THISisCarpentry No worries, can be very frustrating. I edit video 20+ hrs a week, happy to help walk you through it if you can't get it figured out.
Beautiful design and wonderful craftsmanship.
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