I built my own house, I did the framing, drywall and finish carpentry. Only finishing 1/3 of what you planned on getting finished for the day..... I CAN RELATE TO 😂
Thanks so much for keeping the long format videos going and not chasing the algorithm, although I did love your short video satire, too. I do love the long stuff though.
I was extremely blessed to get a beautiful log home on an acre with workshop and a well as my first house at 22 years old. I completely renovated it and started a big garden and orchard. It’s really a great place. I still live there and love the house, but unfortunately the community I live in is going to hell in a handbasket quick. Off to the mountains me and my family go. But I still thank the lord for the blessing of that foreclosure home I got for cheap, and will be able to sell it for a pretty penny and buy a nice place in the mountains.
I am always in awe of your ability to mess up, reevaluate, recalibrate, and work through the jobs without getting frustrated. How do you keep from getting frustrated?
Yeah I get pissed at 2,3,4 things ..and say fucc don't need it, this is sinking! so ill build build a boat, its too small and not sturdy...make it an airplane too heavy for lawnmower ill make it a skateboard size 78 mph scooter... you keep going... thanks..
I'll be honest, I like the end-grain, even with the tongue-and-groove showing, but the cedar trim piece doesn't look bad at all. And the flex-fit with Mr. Jeriah made for a sweet finished look on the ends with a single-piece.
Cody closes with, “As is usually the case, I make all these big plans thinking what I’m going to get accomplished, and I usually accomplish like one third to half of what I think I’ll get done.” Man! Ain’t that the truth! Nice work, brother.
@@wranglerstarI’m little taken back and frankly disappointed by that comment! Not sure if you’re trying to be funny or what? I’ll say a longer prayer for you tonight and see you on the next video.
Cody you could put some cool led lighting behind that trim piece in the gap between it and the log running across the floor, might make the wood pop at night.
Not to beat a dead horse, but a few weeks ago there was an emotional response about the left handed saw and what right handed person has time to learn how to saw with their left hand, or who has time to set the depth of the saw blade. I don't know how long that oscillating saw took to cut through that 2 feet of flooring where you started your cut, but a left handed saw would have gotten you a lot closer to the wall. Like I said, right tool for the job. And with a track saw that would have taken very little skill. I'm not going to go through all the ways a left handed saw might be useful but unless you start incorporating into your knowledge base you're working hard not smart.
Most of my projects take longer than planned but the few that come in on schedule usually surprise me. Very nice work on the cabin, taking your time brings nice results.
You really clenched my heart with that bending fit, was dreading it cracking or something 😮💨 I cannot wait for all the cozy videos you gonna film inside that beautiful log cabin ☺️
You now emphasized the cedar board instead of the log. It looks good the way you did it. Quarter round on the board face out clean up the edge and keep the log the focus.
Notching the log instead of scribing the trim made things so much easier and stronger, the log now helps support the end of the trim, and making it easier to install by a single person.
When you said one piece I was wondering how you were going to fit it into the grooves. Then I saw you two bending that board which is a creative solution! I suggest running nice round-over bit to finish that edge.
Man I’m a big fan Cody but over the years I’ve felt a little disappointed in how I feel I don’t see your part 2 or a video to finish up a project maybe I’m missing them and you’ve clarified but I’m curious on the mini split finish … I’m still waiting for an update from a pump project from the old house about 6 to 7 years ago 😂 again no hate but I do like your content I learn so much from your content thank you for bringing us along. I’m actually looking for my forever land to build and learn on glad I have a good role model.
Why would you change from the way you trimmed your deck / porch to the way you trimmed your loft ? i liked the picture frames look allot better. it's nice watching a true craftsman great content!
No framing under the loft to accommodate the border board. Would have been extremely elaborate to make that look workable. Like half laps on a rabbit with a ton of glue and clamps. And it probably wouldn't have looked better, really.
Question for the seasoned carpenters: Would a mixture of sawdust and wood glue be a viable option for filling in the gaps (a sort of caulking) at each end of that trim piece? My question is in regard to both the mechanics as well as the aesthetics.
I just pulled the trigger on a new set of wood chisels, curious what brand you purchased as I caught a glimpse. I chose the Buck Bros 5 chisel set. I really REALLY wanted to purchase a set of classic Japanese but just could not justify the triple cost of the Buck Bros.
Glad it worked it. Great choice going with the single piece rather than having a joint. If you hadn't had that option though would you have considered putting some sort of decrative cap or blocking over the joint to turn it into an accent or is that not your style.
Too late, of course, but I think it'd have looked better doing a bull nose on the floor rather than covering it with trim. I would assume you can use a router for most of it, but I'm not so sure once you get over to the walls.
What do you recommend for hoses for proho fire kit? Got 6 of the sprinklers like you have with bases and 2 gas 2-stroke water pumps. Pumps can use 1" or ght. Thinking toy hoses but not sure the best amount to get. watched the vids you did a couple months ago, and would love to see what is in the two boxes/totes in the first vid.
I found a box of Black Deck 18v cordless tools someone left out in a "free" box... Only one of the batteries works and one of the flashlights is busted but I am so grateful for these tools.. I wanted to share that the Lord God provides, but the work is for us to do. Now for those "honey do's" lol.
Hats on hats off think he's hid problems with the "rug" needs its own mechanical fixing adhesive doesn't appear work aswell as it used to dont want it sliping when your driving the fixings you used when dunking in the river was the best 😊
G'day Cody, you beat me to it with the single piece ; ) Yeah always something eating into ones time available, but hey, when that happens, I always say ........ "its still better than it was before" Have you made a decision on the location of the loft stairs ? Probably look better on a side wall, though I'm think'n the top needs to finish at least somewhere near center of the apex, (for the greatest head clearance), which would dictate rear wall. Perhaps you could match the stairs to the roof angle, to keep it pleasing to the eye ? Also, it will be interesting to see what you plan to put up there + fitting in with the roof angle...... I assume sleeping quarters are at least part of the equation ? Cheers Duke.
That seems to be par for the course. You have a plan of things you want to get done, and if your plan survives contact with the enemy... Mr. Murphy... you would, but Mr. Murphy is very tenacious...
Ski poles...canoe paddles...fishing poles... Ask handles(just kidding all my more melanated mi amigos.. ) axe handles... dealer's choice... To break-up the jail cell, repitive vibe... In the railing...or on the porch... Just a thought Peace Y'all... Terrebonne Oregon
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Getting tired of sawdust in your clogs yet? Also, the recip saw blade can angled at any position. Doesn't have to be 90. I'm sure you know this, but thought it might have helped the first straight-line cut that looked a bit awkward
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Nice, looking good, my west coast friend.
I built my own house, I did the framing, drywall and finish carpentry. Only finishing 1/3 of what you planned on getting finished for the day..... I CAN RELATE TO 😂
I think everyone can who builds stuff, and has high standards haha
It seems it takes twice as long too.
Thanks so much for keeping the long format videos going and not chasing the algorithm, although I did love your short video satire, too. I do love the long stuff though.
Yes. I agree.
I was extremely blessed to get a beautiful log home on an acre with workshop and a well as my first house at 22 years old. I completely renovated it and started a big garden and orchard. It’s really a great place. I still live there and love the house, but unfortunately the community I live in is going to hell in a handbasket quick. Off to the mountains me and my family go. But I still thank the lord for the blessing of that foreclosure home I got for cheap, and will be able to sell it for a pretty penny and buy a nice place in the mountains.
@@freeradical6390 Still better than communism, comrade.
Led strip under that trim would look good for ambient lighting
Good one mate !!!. Cheers Duke.
Good idea. Agreed
The Cedar Looks Fine. Better than the two part trim. I like the way the whole floor looks to be Floating.
@19:26"...it hurts my soul." Great quote for someone who must do things accurately and correctly!
Wow went radical and now seem fitter and younger...great tune-up..
Put a mark on the top of your blade box and never have trouble identifying the top again.
I am always in awe of your ability to mess up, reevaluate, recalibrate, and work through the jobs without getting frustrated. How do you keep from getting frustrated?
I give credit to the Almighty, I used to lose me temper all the time,
Yeah I get pissed at 2,3,4 things ..and say fucc don't need it, this is sinking! so ill build build a boat,
its too small and not sturdy...make it an airplane
too heavy for lawnmower ill make it a skateboard size 78 mph scooter...
you keep going... thanks..
I'll be honest, I like the end-grain, even with the tongue-and-groove showing, but the cedar trim piece doesn't look bad at all. And the flex-fit with Mr. Jeriah made for a sweet finished look on the ends with a single-piece.
East coast man here. Love your channel and all the work you’re doing. God bless!
Cody closes with, “As is usually the case, I make all these big plans thinking what I’m going to get accomplished, and I usually accomplish like one third to half of what I think I’ll get done.” Man! Ain’t that the truth!
Nice work, brother.
Wire up some leds under that trim. It will be hidden but give you a beautiful glow to the wood, and a great ambient source of light.
The suspenders, denim and hair are giving off some pretty strong Larry Haun vibes!
Just need Cody to say "tubafor"
You're gay too?
@@wranglerstarI’m little taken back and frankly disappointed by that comment! Not sure if you’re trying to be funny or what? I’ll say a longer prayer for you tonight and see you on the next video.
I'm just asking, I don't judge you,
@wranglerstar You do know who Larry Haun is, correct? It was a compliment. Must have been a reply to "tubafor?
Cody you could put some cool led lighting behind that trim piece in the gap between it and the log running across the floor, might make the wood pop at night.
Not to beat a dead horse, but a few weeks ago there was an emotional response about the left handed saw and what right handed person has time to learn how to saw with their left hand, or who has time to set the depth of the saw blade. I don't know how long that oscillating saw took to cut through that 2 feet of flooring where you started your cut, but a left handed saw would have gotten you a lot closer to the wall. Like I said, right tool for the job. And with a track saw that would have taken very little skill. I'm not going to go through all the ways a left handed saw might be useful but unless you start incorporating into your knowledge base you're working hard not smart.
Most of my projects take longer than planned but the few that come in on schedule usually surprise me. Very nice work on the cabin, taking your time brings nice results.
Thank you!
An east coast man is smart enough to wear shoes when using any type of power saw.
Wow, always nice to see cody again!
You really clenched my heart with that bending fit, was dreading it cracking or something 😮💨
I cannot wait for all the cozy videos you gonna film inside that beautiful log cabin ☺️
Looking like "Little House on the Prarie". Inside that is.
Finished nicely. Everything takes longer than you think it will.😵💫👍
Some lights underneath that cedar face board would set it off nicely…almost as regal as the hairpiece.
Loving the cabin build content! Hope you and your family are well Cody.
With those multi tool blades you can recut aka sharpen them. I also cut them down to sizes I need to fit in small places. They are a damn nice tool
You now emphasized the cedar board instead of the log. It looks good the way you did it. Quarter round on the board face out clean up the edge and keep the log the focus.
I’ve seen that table saw before but never noticed that it was cordless. Now I’ve got to see if Milwaukee sells one.
Looking sharp on the loft 👌
Fill the gap with sawdust and glue? I think it will compress with the shrinking of the wood
Really enjoying this series on the log cabin
Great video!
You did an excellent job..
Nice work!!! Log Homes are Rough Hewn Homes!!! Mega Charm!!!
Tuck some sort of lighting up under that overhang,it would add a nice glow
At 3min50 a live edge would of taken the look to the next level. Just a bit of mill end 👌
Great to see you back on the cabin,
Cabin is looking great 🙌🏻
Well if this is your first log home build
You are doing a good job
Looks reay good
Notching the log instead of scribing the trim made things so much easier and stronger, the log now helps support the end of the trim, and making it easier to install by a single person.
OMG! The voice over hit me with nostalgia
It looks great Cody. Best to you and the family.
Looks great!
I always open those milwaukee boxes upside down. It's because the latch is on the bottom instead of the top. The one thing Milwaukee can't do right.
Had to use a little "bend" to make it fit in....good call. It looks nice.
It was touch and go, in the end it worked,
That overhang might make a good place for some led strip lighting
Wranglerstar’s cabin will be nicer than my house when he is done. 😂😂
When you said one piece I was wondering how you were going to fit it into the grooves. Then I saw you two bending that board which is a creative solution! I suggest running nice round-over bit to finish that edge.
Nice Cody! ❤💯🙏
Man I’m a big fan Cody but over the years I’ve felt a little disappointed in how I feel I don’t see your part 2 or a video to finish up a project maybe I’m missing them and you’ve clarified but I’m curious on the mini split finish … I’m still waiting for an update from a pump project from the old house about 6 to 7 years ago 😂 again no hate but I do like your content I learn so much from your content thank you for bringing us along. I’m actually looking for my forever land to build and learn on glad I have a good role model.
Why would you change from the way you trimmed your deck / porch to the way you trimmed your loft ? i liked the picture frames look allot better. it's nice watching a true craftsman great content!
No framing under the loft to accommodate the border board. Would have been extremely elaborate to make that look workable. Like half laps on a rabbit with a ton of glue and clamps.
And it probably wouldn't have looked better, really.
Is it bad that I imagine his man's servant juriah is like a nicer smaller Rip Wheeler
What?
I think hes talkin about the dude from that yellowstone show
@@iamthespedlord5325 I got that part but the rest is gibberish
It’s badass*
I’d imagine Jeriah would take that as a compliment.
Love this series
thanx
Hi friends! I always enjoy your videos Cody. Keep it up!
Question for the seasoned carpenters: Would a mixture of sawdust and wood glue be a viable option for filling in the gaps (a sort of caulking) at each end of that trim piece? My question is in regard to both the mechanics as well as the aesthetics.
Yes, this is a great pro tip,
I learn so much from your videos ❤❤
You could also run LED lights behind the trim board?
Route a channel in back side of board so you don’t see it
Looking good
I just pulled the trigger on a new set of wood chisels, curious what brand you purchased as I caught a glimpse. I chose the Buck Bros 5 chisel set. I really REALLY wanted to purchase a set of classic Japanese but just could not justify the triple cost of the Buck Bros.
Can you add fibre wadding into those gaps , too appease the OCD ?
Good, but would it look nicer with a small half log?
Masterful
I just love your channel!
Awesome
ThankQ
Cool shirt and suspenders and jeans. I have the carhartt version of those double front jeans.
Lookin good!!
Thursday on the East Coast... ;-)
Glad it worked it. Great choice going with the single piece rather than having a joint. If you hadn't had that option though would you have considered putting some sort of decrative cap or blocking over the joint to turn it into an accent or is that not your style.
Too late, of course, but I think it'd have looked better doing a bull nose on the floor rather than covering it with trim. I would assume you can use a router for most of it, but I'm not so sure once you get over to the walls.
Nice job god bless
That oscillating tool...
Needs the battery mounted square, so it can stand up, not on an angle
diablo blades give me the fizz
This would be a lot of work but why not a bread board finish. Hides the end grain and makes it strong and beautiful.
What do you recommend for hoses for proho fire kit? Got 6 of the sprinklers like you have with bases and 2 gas 2-stroke water pumps. Pumps can use 1" or ght. Thinking toy hoses but not sure the best amount to get. watched the vids you did a couple months ago, and would love to see what is in the two boxes/totes in the first vid.
I found a box of Black Deck 18v cordless tools someone left out in a "free" box...
Only one of the batteries works and one of the flashlights is busted but I am so grateful for these tools..
I wanted to share that the Lord God provides, but the work is for us to do.
Now for those "honey do's" lol.
You should put some swedish touches on the cabin
love these videos brother
Hats on hats off think he's hid problems with the "rug" needs its own mechanical fixing adhesive doesn't appear work aswell as it used to dont want it sliping when your driving the fixings you used when dunking in the river was the best 😊
If your not covering it you might have to sand that chalk line off...
Bullnose the trim pieces before you install or you can't get the end going into the log
Cover hole between floor and wall with skirting board
G'day Cody, you beat me to it with the single piece ; )
Yeah always something eating into ones time available, but hey, when that happens, I always say ........ "its still better than it was before"
Have you made a decision on the location of the loft stairs ? Probably look better on a side wall, though I'm think'n the top needs to finish at least somewhere near center of the apex, (for the greatest head clearance), which would dictate rear wall. Perhaps you could match the stairs to the roof angle, to keep it pleasing to the eye ?
Also, it will be interesting to see what you plan to put up there + fitting in with the roof angle...... I assume sleeping quarters are at least part of the equation ?
Cheers Duke.
That seems to be par for the course. You have a plan of things you want to get done, and if your plan survives contact with the enemy... Mr. Murphy... you would, but Mr. Murphy is very tenacious...
where is the outfeed for the tablesaw?
By double checking, picked up some square footage!
Small log notched for floor to run into it ready to accept spindles for the railing.Done deal.
PRAYERS !!!
Ski poles...canoe paddles...fishing poles... Ask handles(just kidding all my more melanated mi amigos.. ) axe handles... dealer's choice...
To break-up the jail cell, repitive vibe... In the railing...or on the porch...
Just a thought
Peace Y'all...
Terrebonne Oregon
If you keep opening it upside down you need a marker... And a big TOP, on the top of the tool box. That's what I do 🤷
My Dad and I built our house 2008 I was 8 years old I learned everything from my Father. My Father raised me Christian and I always ask him questions about our Lord and he does his best
Hello 👋 ❤
Measure 12 times, cut once. But, it's still wrong. ;o)
How do you like the Track saw Mr. Wranglerstar
I like it a lot,
@3:06 - My gosh! What happened to the Wranglerstar who shaved and shaved timber-framing joints to 1/64th (or less) accuracy?
Whats your view on the olympics and the women who was up against a man in a boxing match?
Women never tire of telling us how they can do everything a man can do, I support women’s Lib,
Come on Jaylon would have broken out the chain saw and cut back that log free hand.
Ya......dont sound like there going to bed anytime soon....
What is that platform called you were standing on? Looks like it is about 2ft by 3 or 4ft
Getting tired of sawdust in your clogs yet? Also, the recip saw blade can angled at any position. Doesn't have to be 90. I'm sure you know this, but thought it might have helped the first straight-line cut that looked a bit awkward