@@ShredPile Jake,привет,скажи пожалуйста,из чего по твоему мнению сделан второй этаж этого дома?,какие бывают варианты?ruclips.net/video/-4cyoRJ-UbI/видео.htmlsi=AD7K2UuoBw5LPbxH
@@МаксимСемёнов-х1г Ого, во-первых, спасибо, что поделились ссылкой. Это потрясающе красивый дом. Угол стоек настолько острый, что на самом деле только кажется, что они могли бы обеспечивать поддержку, если бы были прикреплены к паре стальных балок, находящихся в крайнем напряжении. Судя по фасаду, здесь достаточно места, чтобы скрыть толщину традиционной системы перекрытия (балки и настил), но вполне возможно, что они использовали массивную деревянную панель, которая может перекрывать большие расстояния с минимальной поддержкой. Казалось бы маловероятным, что они использовали стальные панели и бетон для пола, но раньше я ошибался:-) Мне бы хотелось увидеть структурные планы этого дома. Это шедевр!
Great work by the one man show! Hard work and breaking a tool to make a tool. You are always making a tool to fit your work. Thanks for sharing as always
WOW that is a lot of work. I do not think I have ever seen a tower crane at a residential construction site. I just came across your site today. Great video and just the right amount of talking and NO music. Wish I had a tower crane when I was building Log Cabins. Ron USCG RET
Hey thanks Ron. The crane is a handy unit for sure. The catagory it's in is called 'self errecting tower crane' and are sometimes known as 'fast errect tower crane' as well. Glad you found the channel. I'm coming up on a year of weekly posting in mid-november. I use a little quiet music in the timelapse sections to keep it from being completely silent but that's about it.
this is the best you tube channel i have found for this type of content. great balance between talking and working. anymore videos of the big house you were working on coming up?
So glad you are liking it! There will be more modern house content when I get to the handrails but this barn is keeping be busy right now in the meantime:-)
Kind of expected the loft to be bigger. Then again, that's probably why it's called a loft and not a second floor, lol. Anyway, thanks for another great episode Jake.
I am always amazed with how much quality work you can bang out by yourself. Do you ever work with help? Some things (like cutting the purlins on the ground and flying them in place) is so much more efficient with 2. I always prefer to have help, but can see why working solo has an advantage at times. Thanks for sharing!
I was wondering if that fire was close to you. Glad they got it under control. That was probably a rough day of work knowing you’ve got a wildfire burning out back
Yeah it was in between me and home but if it took off it wouldn't have much in its way to get towards my house. It's been a pretty mild fire season around here otherwise.
No, it's actually all out of the midwest believe it or not. We opted to source the cedar siding ourselves and we milled from a private stand locally. It's all been prestained, stickered and tarped ready to go when I get the building caught up.
I like first, then watch :)
@@paulhammond7489 Good man Paul!
@@ShredPile Jake,привет,скажи пожалуйста,из чего по твоему мнению сделан второй этаж этого дома?,какие бывают варианты?ruclips.net/video/-4cyoRJ-UbI/видео.htmlsi=AD7K2UuoBw5LPbxH
@@МаксимСемёнов-х1г Ого, во-первых, спасибо, что поделились ссылкой. Это потрясающе красивый дом. Угол стоек настолько острый, что на самом деле только кажется, что они могли бы обеспечивать поддержку, если бы были прикреплены к паре стальных балок, находящихся в крайнем напряжении.
Судя по фасаду, здесь достаточно места, чтобы скрыть толщину традиционной системы перекрытия (балки и настил), но вполне возможно, что они использовали массивную деревянную панель, которая может перекрывать большие расстояния с минимальной поддержкой. Казалось бы маловероятным, что они использовали стальные панели и бетон для пола, но раньше я ошибался:-) Мне бы хотелось увидеть структурные планы этого дома. Это шедевр!
@@ShredPile всегда пожалуйста друг,спасибо за ответ,сам восхищаюсь этим домом.Жду от тебя крутых проектов))
Love your channel! My husband is addited. "Lets watch Jake"...I cant argue, im loving it too! Very satisfying, lol! Love from SW Ontario!
What an awesome comment, it's what keeps this channel going! Many thanks to both of you :-)
Good to see the progress on the barn and the shrinkage in the lumber stacks :)
coming together, looks great.
Amazing work as always Jake
Awesome Greg, thanks!
Great work by the one man show! Hard work and breaking a tool to make a tool. You are always making a tool to fit your work. Thanks for sharing as always
Thanks Alan!
WOW that is a lot of work. I do not think I have ever seen a tower crane at a residential construction site. I just came across your site today. Great video and just the right amount of talking and NO music. Wish I had a tower crane when I was building Log Cabins. Ron USCG RET
Hey thanks Ron. The crane is a handy unit for sure. The catagory it's in is called 'self errecting tower crane' and are sometimes known as 'fast errect tower crane' as well. Glad you found the channel. I'm coming up on a year of weekly posting in mid-november. I use a little quiet music in the timelapse sections to keep it from being completely silent but that's about it.
Always fascinating, thanks for another great video!
Looking awesome Jake, Take care.
nice to see you again
The Barn is really coming along Jake! Great job\!!
Thanks Robert!
this is the best you tube channel i have found for this type of content. great balance between talking and working. anymore videos of the big house you were working on coming up?
So glad you are liking it! There will be more modern house content when I get to the handrails but this barn is keeping be busy right now in the meantime:-)
Kind of expected the loft to be bigger. Then again, that's probably why it's called a loft and not a second floor, lol. Anyway, thanks for another great episode Jake.
@@george8873 lol, just big enough for a couch, a TV and a popcorn maker :-)
One man band.. Impressive
I am always amazed with how much quality work you can bang out by yourself. Do you ever work with help? Some things (like cutting the purlins on the ground and flying them in place) is so much more efficient with 2. I always prefer to have help, but can see why working solo has an advantage at times.
Thanks for sharing!
Yea I hear what you're saying but jake is so damn efficient at everything he does. I think he's been dol for a while!!
I've got some pals that I team up with from time to time but mostly I'm happy just plugging away solo. Thanks for tuning in!
I was wondering if that fire was close to you. Glad they got it under control. That was probably a rough day of work knowing you’ve got a wildfire burning out back
Yeah it was in between me and home but if it took off it wouldn't have much in its way to get towards my house. It's been a pretty mild fire season around here otherwise.
Looking good. Not much scrap leftover. Not even enough for one nights campfire.
@@stevebonczyk3795 truth. Although some of the pine girts are not even fit for firewood (but it looks like they sent plenty to pick from:)
Jake your hands give DiResta a run for his money! I don’t like wearing gloves either but maybe moisturizer? *said by a girl 😂
Noted:-)
Is all the pre fab lumber from around you're area,and company near by that builds these kits?and also great job my friend!!,looking great!!
No, it's actually all out of the midwest believe it or not. We opted to source the cedar siding ourselves and we milled from a private stand locally. It's all been prestained, stickered and tarped ready to go when I get the building caught up.
4x4 purlins make for a nice beefy look. I looked up the price at my local big box store. 4x4x16 Premium Doug Fir $41.49 Ea. :(
@@Z-Bart ouch:(. Yeah these are all full sawn 4x6. My 10-1/4 saw doesn’t quite make it thru on the cut… it’s always something.
@@ShredPile Now you're up to $64.99 for 4x6x14' Ea.
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