Attitude adjuster😂😂

Amazing man, I thought I’d done something by making a hammer handle out of an old broken hammer handle. And out of all the rudimentary woodworking I’ve done over the years, I never realized that a 64th of an inch would make a difference for the hammer head to fit

Shapers are router tables on steroids. That powermatic is one of the best you can get

Sweet! Love it! Lol, Im currently sitting in the gym parking lot. Havent gone in yet, too busy learning awesome timber framing from your YT channel while i sit in the truck.

You probably already know this: that style of bracing is Norwegian in origination. Awesome thanks for sharing. Do you have any books published on Timber framing?

I'm still learning. Thank you for the information.

I think it’s hewn. Definitely not hued.

How many bodies are hidden underneath the floorboards of your house?

Mostly used for shaving barrel staves

Too cool 👍

You did a great job that shed will last alot longer then them new houses

Very good job flower and all I wish I had your skills I've been working residential construction and remodeling for 20 years and I would love to have someone to apprentice under such as yourself 🤙🏼

FYI, there are many ways to do the English tie joint. The problem with tie below plate, is that the weight of the rafters is putting pressure on the post and the tie joint, especially if the distance from the tie to the plate is a lot. The English tie joint makes a hard triangle and is much stronger. In old barns and houses in New England, structures with Tie below plate are almost always "splayed" from the weight of the roof system pushing out on the posts. While, english tie joint based structures rarely have that problem even over the course of 300+ years

That looks awesome, great idea 👍

Did you match existing details or pull from pattern books?

Bro, I’ve been watching these, you have definitely mastered a lost skill! There’s a guy here on KZbin, The Bearded Carpenter, that showcases his skills, but your work is right up there with his!

That's how I did it in my cabin

It looks like an 800-pound router.

Thanks for posting this! I hope you post more

Thanks for making this video, it was really excellent and you're a pleasure to listen to. I really hope you make more videos like this! And thank you for your service!

Thank you very much to you and to the United States and its special forces who helped destroy the terrorist group Ansar al-Islam, which oppressed the people and the Peshmerga forces of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan for a year and six months.

Great video. I was in Bco, 2-14 Inf, 10th Mountain during this phase of Iraq and subsequent phases, and it is nice to see someone put out a video about this operation.

cool

I highly recommend this guy www.youtube.com/@FrightboxRecording

The 3 principles I talk about in case you're interested... - Volume Dynamics - Frequency Disambiguation - Stereo distribution