Haha, yeah it took off on me but I have to be sure its going to hit the collum before i'll drill without clamping it down. The key is if it does spin don''t let go of the handle, just keep pressure on it and you'll be fine until you can get it stopped. or you could just bolt it down.....:-)

I was given a picture, a rough deadline and some other criteria and I made it happen. Super fun project to come across my desk so to speak.

@@ShredPile So, this wasn't your own imagination at work then! Did you have any input regards design at all?

@@bard44 ​​⁠ oh I totally had input. The design of the structure is 100% mine. The concept of the project with the original rendering was the clients. They described what they wanted and my only aesthetic input suggestion had to do with how it appeared from the vantage point we had to look at it from versus the vantage point of the rendering and how it would look when you couldn’t get quite as far away from it. Hopefully that makes sense and I’m understanding your question correctly.

@@ShredPile understood correctly. I liked the concept. Very whimsical. The design is eye-catching.

Lol, it was probably pretty safe with the aluminum smasher:-)

I do! Rarely do I need one but the concept gets used from time to time.

My pleasure Horst, always good to see you on here:-)

It totally did:-)

I see it! :-)

Exactly right on both Paul, They provided a rendering of what was wanted along with some other criteria and I made it work structure and schedule wise In a way that coordinated with the GC's build team. Dream clients honestly.

@@ShredPile Dream clients are good for the soul, everyone wins, and repeat business and or recommendations are usually plentiful. Was good to see the rain hold off during this session.

That means a lot, thanks

Thanks Robert, indeed, you just have to keep picking up and putting down the tools and it all gets done:-)

I know, this was old footage combined with a new phone case that muffled the sound more than the previous one. I’ve added captions to this if you don’t mind reading along. I have since tried two types of mikes but stopped using them both because the second you turn on a power tool the sound values go through the roof and it’s impossible for me to edit it back down to a normal level. Mostly I just talk less or make sure I address the camera directly now :-)

@@ShredPileThe captions are effective.

Morning Ray!

Lol, it's as close to a clickbait title as I will allow myself to come. When I wrapped up part two last fall In my mind the series was done because I didnt' have the deck yet and since it was sort of a christmas/new years special I foolishly went 1of 2 and 2 of 2 completely leaving no way out other than part 3 of 2. Was not prepared for how triggering it would be for some folk but I do appreciate the amusement that others like yourself get from it:-)

@@ShredPile Laughing with and not at you.. If people cant handle jokes and sarcasm they have no place on Y/T, or at least that is my not so humble opinion..

@@george8873 it’s not a giant house, but perhaps cupola is misleading. It’s more of a standalone roof than it is a rooftopper that the term would imply I guess.

It’s not connected to any of my current barn projects. It was a standalone project over a year ago and I’m just getting around to making videos about it. This base is what the cupola roof will mount to.

@@ShredPile OK, Thanks

@@MarkDurbin Doh! Missed opportunity:)

@@johnjacobs4207 Mostly but it also had to do with putting the inside of the frame at a specific position relative to the outside of the angle

@@horstszibulski19 I wish I could show it all but it’s a build only series this time. I kind of explained it in the description of the first video. Private client and I’m totally fine with it. It will still be fun to watch go together. It gets pretty crazy next episode:)

Oh the suspense! :-)

Coming soon!

@@ShredPile 😀

It's been way too hot the last week. All this was more than a year ago from like april thru august off and on.

Yessir!

@@ShredPile When the boss would catch us bs-ing that's what he would say.

It's inescapeable, you can only grin and bear it:-)

Indeed, I sometimes wonder if my hobby benefits from my job or my job benefits from my hobby:-)

@@ShredPile cross contamination…

Oh man, good ear! I wasn't sure if that was going to get picked up or not:-)

Man that's frustrating, I saw this last night and assumed it was in regards to the folly barn video I just posted and then this morning I realized it was for the simple stairs so it makes more sense. It's frustrating on this side too and really hard to gauge when and why one video rips while another one will idle. I do appreicate you keeping up with all of it though Jimmy. Every view helps:-)

Thanks, We are on the same page, I have considered the possibilty that I could be quite happy living out my days revolving between a collection of small equally unique structures and in fact there are plans for two more at this point :-)

Thanks so much:-)

I do, the very northwestern part of it more precisely. I'm glad you found the channel, you've been here almost from the start with there only being a few videos before I starrted the Modern House series.

That's too hot man, it's flirting with it here and it just sort of shuts everything down. The local doug fir is drool worthy, They are pole hunting in a small patch of 100yr stuff across the road and i'm in the process of trying to purchase a few pieces for some upcoming projects. :-)