Well, I'm hard.

Very enjoyable and informative video! Love to see how to take the twist out. Hope one day to have the opportunity to work with such immense timber.

For those not aware of what is happening with the level when checking for twist at the beginning: (I think) man is taking a reading of the level at one end, perhaps even making a mark of the bubble position, then checking the reading at the other end. If the bubble position is identical at both ends it is confirmed that those two checked positions are co-planar or in plane or flat without twist. If the bubble was in a different position at the second check, it would indicate a twist present.

I Can do better!!!!

This guy gives me Rob Cosman vibes. Don’t know why.

Nominal sizing within your timber, reference faces and other traditional methods taught in books by guy's like Jack Sobon are worth reading. I built the house in his book "Build a Classic Timber-Framed House" Everything you need for success is in there using traditional methods. I kept my timbers rough sawn and like the look of them. I built the the house in 2001. I used a Makita 6 3/4" inch planer a 8 3/4 inch saw a hand saw chisels a manual beam boring machine. If you are building for yourself it's very hard to justify a 12" planer. That being said I enjoyed the video. I remember there used to be a magazine I subscribed to called joiner's Quarterly, put out by Fox Maple timber frames. Great magizine!

That's art, my friends, with a capital A.

Love the Chanel love the content- have your camera man get up closer to the action more often

well done

Spline detail is filthy. So it that fucking lift system. Jelly

Excelente video podrán hacer una pérgola octogonal pero de bambú

Nice vid. I see the timber is left twist, which is the more weak grain twist in a tree. Just a thought from an old log builder.

Make it possible with 5 minutes of work! No, it's fake.

I added a shelf to the bottom of the top cross beam of my sawhorses. Handier than a nearby workbench top. Tried adding bench dog style holes, but they’re never used anymore, I use a clamp like yours.

great video thank you please make more

In the next episode - a mortise using a circular saw :)

Wow I don’t know how you can get it all so perfectly fitting! Super job!

How fast is the tenon without speeding it up 🤣

Why not using a bandsaw?

now I know, and that is nothing but amazing.. thank you

Thank you sir, it is truly a treasure to find people on youtube that take the time and effort, to share their skills, wisdom and knowledge so kind and generous. Thank you very much, an inspiration. Sincerely yours, Ernst, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Sometimes, with a bit of luck, you find makita chainmortiser 2nd hand for a less painful budget, but never bone cheap.

What forster bit/auger and extension you recommend? Should it be 1 3/4 or a little larger? What brand and model? Thanks.

Thank you for showing this easy to use sharpening system for timber framing chisels. Could you share what other 2 grits of sandpaper you use in addition to the 400 grit?

Those are decorative! Not the real deal! Bottom beem would never hold up under load!

You said hand cut! Why is there skill saw at the beginning of the video?!

Good morning, How do I get in touch with your company?

Thank you for such a down to earth and simple instructions for a guy like me. I picked up some me great advice that I didn’t learn from others. The one that comes immediately to kind is that you do not put the flat side of the chisel down on the leather. Thanks a ton! I’ve now subscribed to your channel too! Looking forward to more videos!

Why don’t you just shim up one side of the planner so you only plane one side to get it flat.

hello there, you still know how long these trusses were? how long was the span? you know what trusses are used for large spans?

Idk about 7k. Few web sites have them for 4.2-4.5 new😊

Really enjoyed this.:thanks.

What a lovely piece of timber.

Beginner here, gonna take on a simple post & beam garden pavilion and don’t want to buy thousands in tools. Best video I found yet to cut mortise & tenon. Thank you!

Sweet set-up - very ingenious!

11:25🎉 много времени ушло на поиск этого кадра. Самое понятное объяснение.

Why can’t you just use your planer shim from the last video, but start from the middle?

Браво момчета много добра майсторска работа поздрави от България желая ви здраве научих много благодаря

Why not do a voice over and mute the saw noise? If instruction is the goal, then demonstrate what constitutes acceptable techniques. What are some pitfalls to avoid? State the process then perform the process. Just playing obnoxious soundtrack while operating a tool, conveys very little.

Zzzzzzzz. Total over explanation.

Are there jigs for cutting large dovetails in beams?

I might have to pick me up a used Japanese model, they're about 10% of the price. Makita, Hitachi, and Ryobi have decent ones.

Gawd that's satisfying.

What is the benefit of this type of joint opposed to just nails?

What size is that King post (original size)?

What type of router bit do you use for making the deep pockets?

Have you ever had a beam that kept its twist or bow or hook after you took off material?

Oh my goodness...this is beautiful. Do you sell kits or plans for different sizes? We moved into a new house and there is an old gazebo in the back yard that needs to be replaced. Our slab is 11' in diameter.