Shop Doors pt. 5 - The Summer Break
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2016
- After some head scratching and wondering how the heck I was going to do it, I figure out a plan to get the doors hung and the upper track mounted. But then summer on the farm starts up and the doors get put on hold for awhile. Eventually, I get back to the doors by working on the wood frames, which require a lot of lap joints and carriage bolts.
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True DIY, as in Do it yourself, by yourself. Those were some big doors to be setting up without any help. It looked like fun problem solving and figuring it out though. Thats the part I like about working alone. At least the dog was there for moral support!
Loved that summer of farming montage and then later in your video the day into night progression shown as you installed the lumber into the framed door. Very good impressions of time passing by.
Outstanding use of lap joints.
Awesome storytelling through filmmaking, both the summer sequence and the little shot of you hammering and the birds flying out of the tree.
It was funny hearing, 'it sucks getting old.' Though you were joking I wanted to say that it doesn't suck getting old, it sucks finding yourself unprepared. Lotta luck involved too. Love your videos and your wit.
The harvest footage was shot and edited as well as any TV drama I can think of. These just keep getting more and more brilliant by the episode. Not to mention the project itself which is just fantastic
It's coming along nicely.
As others have said, great filmmaking and storytelling, really enjoying the series
Man, that drone was a great investment. I love that footage.
This is turning out to be a huge project. I didn't think it would be as complicated as the machinery vids you've posted but I guess I was wrong. The doors look great. Can't wait to see the paneling.
Really looking great!
Nice job on the barn doors and the video.Enjoyed the tractor work and harvest.Don't you just love it when a plan comes together?Keep up the good work,Merry Christmas.Go Beavs!
I found your videoes about a week ago. The Truck Toolbox Organizer video. i really enjoy watching your videos. Its good seeing people actually make things these days. Really liking how the doors are coming together. Keep up the great work!
I love your videos, so glad I found your channel, you deserve a lot more subscribers.
thanks for the entertainment....love your videos
I really liked the editing work in this. It was thoroughly enjoyable to watch. I look forward to the next one.
Just keep doing what you're doing. Well done.
Starting to come together! Very nice! Enjoying your editing too. Nice work all around!
Another great video in this series -- I've enjoyed watching them all, but this one is particularly nice because of the hiatus in the middle. You're working, getting into it, and then farm work comes in and puts the project on hold. It's cool that you included that part. Very true to life. And then, of course, it's great to see the hefty design (super big! super overbuilt!) coming together. You're gonna have a thoroughly transformed barn when you're done, that's for sure.
I'm a city boy. Very cool to see the farm. Thats a big operation. The doors look great.
So happy for another video. Merry Christmas.
another good video. love seeing it all come together.
Great video, I really enjoyed it.
Looking really good!
Love it. That barn makes me jealous. Such a beautiful structure. Those doors are a perfect compliment to the design and style of the building. Great work!
This is your best video yet. Well done. I love the farming / drone montage!
Your videos are simply great; they are real world and not making something just for the sake of a youtube video. You have a really relaxed style, nothing's rushed but at the same time the editing is so good that I (we) don't lose concentration or attention. I've been watching your work for a long time and will not be stopping anytime soon! Keep it up, really good.
love this series, great camera work as well. like always great video
really cool! you are kicking that editing skills and making it really really interesting! thanks for your time!
In the future, consider using construction adhesive on lap joints like this. The gap is very difficult to fill with normal Titebond II. Great work!
I'm digging this project. I'm excited when there is a new episode.
Epic build man. hope you had a good holiday.
Looks great bro. Can't wait to see the finished result
Great job brother
i'm impressed with goPro's marketing campaign reaching far out as to even farmers. ;))
hahaha
That farming montage was awesome!
Bessey sure does spoil ya!
My new favourite RUclips series. Great stuff!
need some adjusters to even out your door gaps when you build sliders. since you welded them solid you can weld a piece of flat stock over the gap where they come together on one door to overlap. not a fix per se but a cover up
looking fantastic man!
hahah thanks! :) glad you like them!
You are a very talented guy. I really enjoy ALL of your videos. I cant wait for the next one. This is a great series you are doing. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
oh hell yeah... been waiting to see em go up. Nice man!!
Looks Great. Can't wait to see the completed project. Happy Holidays !!!
Awesome seeing them hanging!
te esta quedando genial!!
just found your channel and have been binge watching. keep it up, from Ireland
やる事、なす事、全てがデカイ！今後のご活躍を・・・。
To square the doors together you first make one a closely plumb as possible my adjusting top, bottom, right and left rollers. Then using the same methods adjust the other to match the first. Nothing on the whole project, floor, walls, door opening, and the doors themselves are perfectly square and plumb, you do the best with what you have to work with.
Great project and fantastic film making. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
That answers my question about how you would get those big steel frames up. Very good. I tensed up a few times anxious that you were about to fall off that sawhorse platform.
Awesome video once again. The time and effort and attention to details that you put into your projects make them one of a kind. Cant wait for the next video.
Ps-- that shot where you drove the big harvestor machine over rhe camera was awesone but also gave me anxiety
When I need to place a bolt in a deep recess, a socket on an extension and some of the blue poster tack stuff from the dollar store does a good job of holding on long enough to get things aligned.
Number 1 Stalker approved !!!! Exactly how did you use the skil saw so fast ???? You were flying doing those half lap joints !! Looked more like 8 seconds then 8 minutes !! :)
goddamn, I cant say it enough.... You deserve so much more support. Your quality in video prod is really great, and your craftsmanship is impeccable as always. Let me know if you ever want to work together on some type of graphic design maybe for some stickers or a logo or clothing of some sort!
it's a Hobby, I'm a man, in Criminal Justice actually... Let me know if you ever need anything my dude.
looking awesome, but I have seen lag bolts come loose so much I would never use them for anything that important!
Lower the inner wheel and raise the upper track to adjust the gap
We never get older, only weaker. Reality of progressing through the centuries.
You could have used a 2x4 with a V notched in it to tilt the door. The Amish do this to lift framed walls
9:45 genius
Looks great. I have done some big barn sliding doors. But these are bigger! How big is each door?
That drone footage tho
Nice.....
Thanks
Awesome job man. I love watching your videos. How much do you think those doors will weight when complete?
my gosh what do you all grow
Your channel is gonna be huge. You do get this right?
Very nice video again!
Do you think the wood will warp because it's all so tight? Or is it so old it wont do that anymore?
Cheers
Did you spend a day going around to every hardware store in the state and buy out their clamp inventory?
in every video you say how many months you stop, how long to finish the project?
hey what are u spraying in those fields?
The next episode can't come any sooner!
What do you mainly grow on your farm?
quite a selection, must have a vast range of equipment for that, any chance of a tour of your equipment at some point? Would be interesting to see as all we usually do over here in the UK are some basic crops.
I really enjoy your story telling, and Im very envious of your barn! Defiantly subscribing. Have a look at my channel if your into Off grid building.
Have you got a long term plan for the barn?
It'll be used for Saturday night raves.
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where are you