Lovely to see your progress. It seems you learn a little more everyday - sort of like you're your own apprentice. The school of hard-knocks (learning on your own, by doing) is a great teacher.
Looking really promising, thx for sharing the video! If you don't mind, here's just one small advice: you can pre-cut the lines just before cutting and the chainsaw doesn't rip the wood that much. A multitool is quite handy for this, but pre-cutting can be done with a chisel too.
Can you do a video of how you do the joints? The calculations that goes into it or if you use a template, and how that works if so. Would be really interesting to see!
Very nice job! I have not found much instruction online about this full scribe live edge dovetail log building method. Maybe some day you could walk us through the details of just how you lay out the pencil lines for the dovetail. It is interesting that you do not cut the lower notch until after you scribe the next log. I assume that with this method, each notch is unique, not a uniform size in order to keep the courses growing equally. So much to learn it is intimidating
Yes this is something you can learn just by doing. Next time I definitely need to do more detailed instructions, I was too busy with this one. Every notch is unique with this style.
@@FinnishPlayground Thanks for the reply. I will be attending school in Joensuu. If you are nearby it would be fun to see your work in person and meet you
Could you show how you layout the dove tail and get the height right to get the log to fit over the log below it. Love what you are doing. Also if there's a book that explains it.
Is that an electric battery powered chainsaw that you are using? If yes, then how is your experience of using electric battery powered chainsaw? Please share the product name also.
Enjoy your work and videos. Keep it up. Greetings from Northeast Texas.
Fantastic job of cutting the dove tails and joining the logs together. Stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep warm and dry.
It is always a pleasure to see you work with such passion and detail. Thanks for sharing
Lovely to see your progress. It seems you learn a little more everyday - sort of like you're your own apprentice. The school of hard-knocks (learning on your own, by doing) is a great teacher.
That is very much true. The learning curve rised exponentially after the teacher left 😊 However it was a good idea to ask help at the beginning.
Enjoyed the show
That's nice joinery. The mating natural edges looks very beautiful too once I stop gawking at the lack of gaps = )
Great job Cabin bro thanks for sharing information Wood working very very beautiful 🌲🌲😉👋👋
That’s awesome trailer. Thanks for sharing.
This is an excellent quality video. Superb filmography.
Very nice!
Looking really promising, thx for sharing the video! If you don't mind, here's just one small advice: you can pre-cut the lines just before cutting and the chainsaw doesn't rip the wood that much. A multitool is quite handy for this, but pre-cutting can be done with a chisel too.
Don't quite understand the technique, but trueing up that gap at the end - amazing!
Estou gostando do novo projeto, esta sendo verdadeira aula de construção!!!!
Sucesso no Canal.
Tykän tästä udesta projetistä succesfulll rakenus typi. Abrigado🇧🇷🇵🇹
Nice job! Bravo!
Beautiful workmanship. 👍🙂
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très beau travail d'ébénisterie!
Can you do a video of how you do the joints? The calculations that goes into it or if you use a template, and how that works if so. Would be really interesting to see!
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Very nice job! I have not found much instruction online about this full scribe live edge dovetail log building method. Maybe some day you could walk us through the details of just how you lay out the pencil lines for the dovetail. It is interesting that you do not cut the lower notch until after you scribe the next log. I assume that with this method, each notch is unique, not a uniform size in order to keep the courses growing equally. So much to learn it is intimidating
Yes this is something you can learn just by doing. Next time I definitely need to do more detailed instructions, I was too busy with this one. Every notch is unique with this style.
@@FinnishPlayground Thanks for the reply. I will be attending school in Joensuu. If you are nearby it would be fun to see your work in person and meet you
4:35 oh good notches look must sturdier than in another video with the same concept.
2:28 Where did you buy this wood chisel? Can you add us a link where to find it? Thanks
I got it from my father but you can find those from many blacksmiths. All the websites I know seems to be in Finnish only :(
@@FinnishPlayground Ok, thank you!
Could you show how you layout the dove tail and get the height right to get the log to fit over the log below it. Love what you are doing. Also if there's a book that explains it.
I was filming that video but run out of batteries 😩 Lets see if I ll do it again some day.
@@FinnishPlayground Ditto
Super!! 🙌🏻
So nice cabin 🌲👍🏿
The chisels? Made buy local blacksmit?
Smal makita Electric and bigger sthil. Nice
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Is that an electric battery powered chainsaw that you are using?
If yes, then how is your experience of using electric battery powered chainsaw?
Please share the product name also.
What are the angles of the dove tails you cut ?
About 8° if I remember correctly.
Garage what size. For what use. Can it hold a space for your car.?
This is for the storage (4 x 2,5m) and then there will be a cover to the car.
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