Roundwood timber framed shed part 6, frame complete
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2017
- i tired to upload this video yesterday but something went wrong and loads of it was missing., so here it is again.
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This is not a shed , this is a masterpiece . Very Good !
That is neat!! Now, let us see you doing the hard work... there is always something to learn. Can't wait to see how the roof is going to be. Great work!
Nicely done with your resourcefulness raising the back wall by yourself and the structure is looking brilliant. Have loved watching this project develop, thank you.
That shed is looking great Kris! Can't wait to see the finished product!
Thanks buddy, from reading the comments it seems to be a building people love or hate. but im happy with it.
thanks for sharing with us I enjoy watching keep up with your great videos wish you all the very best my friend
4 blokes and one digger couldn't do what YOU done on ya own dude. fair play mate!
It's really coming together!
Looking great, cant wait to see you finish it and see how it turns out.
This series is amazing and quite relaxing too! :D
Really enjoy watching your progress and always look forward to new updates!! Definitely looks like hard work but very rewarding! Can't wait to see all you have planned for the future on the property! Your truly a skilled carpenter! Cheers from New York!!
thats a heck of a nice job Kris that should outlast similar sheds built in the modern way
i hope so, and it has cost me about £40 so far. it will be under £200 when its done. so far cheaper than anything i could buy as well.
You can't complain about that, if you was to buy a flat pack shed it would cost a bomb and you would get maybe fifteen years out of it if you maintained it and to buy the timber from a mill would be very expensive, you have got some dedication Kris fair do's to you, you have got a solid frame which I think is the backbone of a good build and I think that would probably make it easier to repair any part of the shed in the future, lashing of creosote or similar on the frame now especially on the bottom where its on the stone, that usually one of the most vulnerable places for rot and infestation and it does rain a heck of a lot down hear doesn't it
I've really enjoyed your vids. seems like something I would have enjoyed during my younger days. There's something esthetically pleasing about it. Good job and keep it up!
Awesome, it's a pleasure to follow your projects. Keep strong.
Kris, you are an inspiration to me, since you started last yeaer building your own house; all the thinking and the cleverness that went in there is impressive. I am continuing to follow your progress. Might come to meet you before starting a similar project in Portugal ! Thank you for the positivity.
Thanks mate, good luck with your project!
Proper building. Respect man 😎
Thanks, its time consuming work.
Thank you for the information and educational material. Peace.
Very very cool, great work. It must be killer some days working by your self. Very impressive :)
Hindsight is 20:20, but you sure got lucky hoisting that frame up. Glad it worked out.
Impressive job on the mortise and tenon joints.
yeah i was feeling ill super hot and just wanted to get it done. i just didnt think about it at all. of course i could have just edited it out but i like to show and honest look at what i have to do to build lie this. it wasn't to much of a big deal it didn't damage anything and i just tapped it back with a sledge hammer.
Looks great im enjoying watching this build THANKS
solid as a rock nice work chris
Excellent progress Kris, really well done.
Great vid. I hope your little woman is ok. 👍
she left me a few months ago, she isnt going to be around anymore.
Kris Harbour - wow, I am really sorry to hear that. She worked so hard helping you make your log house. Maybe you can talk with her. Women like her are few and far between. I hope things work out. 👍
I tried talking to her many times, she is sure of her decision, she has moved on and there is nothing i can do about it as she does not want to talk to me anymore.
oh wow - really sorry. Hang in there.
Hello Kris, I just recently discovered your channel and I have really enjoyed seeing you display your skills constructing your home. Clearly you have collected a variety of artisan/construction abilities that you combine with your video documentaries to make compelling content for us! Thank you much from Redlands, California.
Welcome to the channel. i am glad you are enjoying the videos.
Such beautiful work!
Great and unique job
Thanks for sharing!
nothing fancy but very practical. Its nice to see your not stuck to a mindset like people have when they wont want to try other ways or use less perfection. hell you can build a mansion like this and it will look and be amazing
i dont like to do the same thing over and over, i wanted to work on my mortise and tenon joints this building design was practical for a workspace and a good chance for me to practice.
Thanks for the comment. kris
Really enjoyed this vid................keep going! Great work
I think I may be addicted... I looked so hard yesterday for the upload, I was so sad when I couldn't find it ..... I need to get out more; hahahaha. P.S. Its all looking grand Kris, well done. x
yeah youtube keeps cutting my videos short and i have to re upload them. never mind. im glad you are addicted :D
It's tempting to think that working 'smarter' is always better than working 'harder'. However....never underestimate the value of brute (human) strength. Sometimes that is the way to go!
Good work !
Awesome build plan to do something similar on my land
Great vid keep it up
Nice job.
Top Marks...
Amazing!
I've loved watching your videos. The main house and this shed are two completely different types of (i'll say) ancient building techniques. Are you an architect? How did you get interested in actually building these yourself? Very interesting? Hell of a weight loss program :)
Hi, yes i like to experiment with different building methods before i start a really elaborate project building an amazing house, all these buildings before hand are me working on my skills. im not an architect im just a guy that likes to make things.
glad you are enjoying the videos. kris
I would have used tie-beams over the top of your top beams, half-lapped and pegged through; then girts notched into the posts lower down. But each to their own, and it's looking good!
you clever chap
kris amazing work ive been glued to your channel since your round house id love to know how your so motivated ?
its not easy buddy, i dont wake up every morning feeling like i just can't wait to get out there and work. most days i have to push myself. i just keep telling myself to take one little steps at a time and dont think to much about the mass of work ahead. just thousands of little jobs, each job is quite easy. just focus on that one chisel stroke, or that one saw cut. if you think to hard about the big picture you get disheartened. slow and steady one step at a time.
Kris Harbour would love to have what ya have there man your very inspiring cant way to see what lays ahead for ya my notifications are turned on
Do you have to secure the frame to the foundation?
No i dont think i need to. it is going to have a turf roof so it will be very heavy, and it is in a very sheltered spot. if it was in a place that could have strong winds i would secure it.
Will you put turf on all your buildings that are planned?
i think so, i like the fact that it makes them blend in from above and dont scare the land. they are also really cheap. just some pond liner is about the only expense.
And they also look better than tiles I think
Where in Wales is this? The scenery is beautiful.
My stomach dropped when the whole thing moved on the foundation, however did you get it back on straight?
Just with a bit of man power and some levers :) wasnt a big deal in the end, just set me back about an hour i think.
"Pretty dodgy", LOL.
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Can you make a double story house (as big as this one you build).? Use the same method you are using. 😁
Salius Opirar - There is a reply from Kris that was posted about two years ago in which he wrote that yes, a two-story house can easily be built by two people using the same method as for his shed.
Thanks a lot.. 😁
I'm thinking that you guys didn't need to use the car to lift that wall frame. That wood is not so heavy that two men could not lift it. Or am I wrong?
i did it on my own, my friend adam had gone by then, and there was no way i could do it alone, that was about 150kg of wood.
I'm watching every video in your project it's very interesting. The work you've put into everything is impressive and you've great skills. Did you work whilst doing this stuff how did you finance it all? It looks like it cost a pretty penny for all these materials? Cheers
I've never seen anyone work so hard on an ugly piece of shit like that shed, I truly admire your tenacity.
Aesthetics is personal preference, and i like it. so all you have done is compliment me on my hard work.... so thanks.
cool I'm first comment again