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Cabin Build Part 13 - Roof Beams
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2023
- Follow us as we build this DIY SIP panel cabin in the woods. In this video, Tanja and I figure out how to hoist the LVL beams into place by ourselves. Tell us what you think?
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Looking great guys!!! Be safe!!
That truck has paid for itself many times over.
Yes it has. Fun old truck
GOOD DAY TONY AND TANYA AND GIZMO , HOPE YOU ARE ALL KEEPING SAFE AND WELL.
Thank you David.
I don't think you can have too many nails....or too much glue. 👍 Looking great so far! Good work, Tony and Tanja! 😎
I like how you think. LOL!
Hello my mate what an amazing video you two are amazing and what a great job hope it all goes well for the future as always God bless you and your family my friend.
Y'all are making a lot of progress. I bet you could teach Tonya how to run the boom in short order! I'm really looking forward to the next one.
She runs it from time to time. She has no interest in it. 😁
Gizmo sportin a fine frock and Ichabod crane truck - two of my favorite things on your channel - you guys ain't bad either.
Thank you so much. Gizmo dog is living the dream.
Good job y’all. Slow and steady will win in the race. Take care.
You two work well together. And that crane truck is or was one wise investment. You part with that truck it will bring a big dollar up North.
The old crane truck is awesome. It has saved our bacon many times.
Have a great thanksgiving buddy thanks for sharing
Thanks, you too! Big fun today. Deer Viewing this evening.
You will have it weather proof in no time. Nice video.
Absolutely Stunning Job 🏆🏆👴🐕🦌🚜😎🤠🙏🙏
Thank you kindly
Awesome stuff, as always, guys starting to get there slow and steady wins the race
That's right. Slow and steady!
Another great video guys! that’s going to be one nice cabin.👍🏻
Thank you
If ya look on the caulking gun there’s a slot to cut the tip of the tube all you do is pull the trigger and it clips the tip so if you do forget your pocket knife, you still can open the tube
hope you are checking the crown of each board .... build all the beams at same time ... lift them all at same time ... go a lot faster
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There should be A hole in the handle on your cocking gun to cut the tip off for the tube
I will check it out.
Why didn't you get Lam beams the proper width?
Cost
Tanya needs a mic.
Bet you are looking for a electric cordless glue gun.
Not yet. I don't do this enough. I think you would be one of those things that sit around most of the time. I made to change my mind after this build.
Gotta say your rigging and lifting techniques was very unsafe. Your wife should never be under the load.
Thank you for your opinion. She never was under the load.
While I greatly appreciate your content, and find it inspirational, it appears that Tanya was indeed "under the load" on several occasions. I'm very grateful that you folks were safe. I understand you're not professional riggers but God was with you on this one. May He continue to be.