I wonder what happened with this build? This was the one I was most interested in on this channel.

Is the metal back dam a custom piece or did you order it with the windows? If custom, where did you order from? Thanks for this video.

great presentation. it is nice to see somewhere in the world high standards for building materials are still maintained. and lucky, we can at least import those products to here in the US. i get concerned about the super thin veneer products from China, including stone, that are filled with a plastic inner core that will not last and pose a risk during a fire. thanks for posting.

this video was not what it advertised. Its not really a tour. its not really someone going to figure out how their product is made and sourced, its waaaaay too technical for that. he asks this is where the stain is applied, then the next guy says yes, this is where we brush the stain on, then the next guy says these are stain buffers to put the stain in, then he asks, is this where you stain the boards? Yes, this is where we stain the boards. If its not the color we want..... Do you ever send it through again? yes, if we want more color, we send it through the staining process again. HOLY SHTT THIS WAS AN HOUR OF YOU HAVING AN ADHD BREAKDOWN. I can't take this level of ADHD, and I really want to see a tour of this place because its fantastic.

Awesome video Nick and co. Great insight into high end thoughtful timber production. House is going to be incredible.

Is Nico wearing leiderhosen?

I live in Michigan…..everywhere I look there are massive White, and red Oak trees , many 60+” diameter, straight trunks 30-40’ to the first branch. I grew up in a city named Royal Oak. Thousands of these trees in the yards of many homes.

you know that feeling when you put on a winter coat from last season, and you find money in your pocket? that's the feeling i got when i watched how upscale quality these tips are!

I didn't think I would be interested in an hour conversation on this topic, but I was wrong. Very interesting video.

You know your house is to expensive when you have the cost of sending 3 people to Germany for a tour built in to the cost.. haha

I just insulate with diamond plated gold bats held on with platinum stand offs. I actually had Jesus himself bend and install my flashing.

I am around swiss all the Time, i know ine swiss Guy sent back to farming because we suck hère has Carpenter.

Is the sill undererneath the window itself???

Why no more content on this build? I love your work but you have left me hanging on several of your projects I started to follow then nothing. I need some closure.

Very cool.

Impressive. Those are going to be some kick ass vaylances.

Awesome! Thank you all! cheers!

Delete the music, it sucks!

Tight site??? Try working in downtown Newport RI.

I think governments around the world need to be more proactive at replanting Forrest. Especially in the United States.

Stub out in copper on nice houses. Stub out in pex on cheap houses. Stub out waterline at 8” above finish floor for toilet unless your in a nice house that may have 8” baseboard, in which case verify with the builder. And never install a manifold system in any house because they are totally dumb and a huge waste of money

Why did you select a spruce mid layer rather than plywood which may or may not have more stability?

Wow germans came to us and cut all of our white oak down and now its in there country

remind me again, is this a spec build??!!?

How long normally does it take to wholly scan the residential construction? I believe 3d scanning is done religiously for every milestone of the construction for documentaton.

I love people that take pride in their work while respecting what goes into putting out quality lumber.

Worked with wood all my life but not at the scale that you are, I'm just a one man shop building and repairing furniture in Michigan. Beautiful work ! Thanks for the tour.

Great video. Looking forward to following this project along

It's made as perfect and consistant as possible with today's tech. and not real/natural all at the same time! Nature does not produce anything close even the growth is managed decades before logs/timber is felled amazing. What's cost at jobsite per piece for this spec. product? Ray

looks like the Cadillac of lumber

IMO, Whiskey barrels are a waste of white oak.

I normally don't like videos this long, but you guys managed to keep everything on point. That's credit to everyone involved in making this video.

The saddest thing is when the trees are gone that’s it. All that’s left is tables and chairs.

awesome look into the process....thank you for sharing the knowledge !

I wouldn't say 'You can't find these type of logs in North America'... I can show you several sawmills in southern Indiana / Southern Ohio / Northern Kentucky that have that quality of white oak or better.

Talking about "going great lengths" for getting the wood you realy want! Interesting video! I didn't knew about the cosmetic changes they apply to make it look good. On the other hand, this makes everything a bit too much "man made". Second thought, 4 weeks after everything is installed, you don't notice all the details anymore. You wouldn't even notice the difference between these "White Oak"-boards and a sanded LVL (in a matter of speaking).

Wow!

Go to Germany for French logs?

Wow! Thank you for sharing this insight, and the clearity in which you captured and related all the intricate steps needed to get a truley stunning end result.

Wood envy.😂😂

great video super facinating. wewd is the best

This is awesome❤

I can see being able to utilize this amazing tool and its cost on high end custom, but i can see it being impractical at lower price points. Very cool tech

I'd rather get live oak from Steve Cross in Georgia.

I don’t think I have seen a more complimentary group working in collaboration on a project. Hard to emphasize how important this is to the outcome of said project.

Cool concept - looking forward to watching it progress. BTW, I saw a NS Builder white pickup truck at my neighbor's house (in our beach community in CT) a couple weeks ago... Maybe you'll be doing a show from the CT shoreline! Hehehe...

I love that the German sawmill guy is wearing lederhosen!

Truly inspirational video! It shows a lot of respect to the material, nature in general, and craftmanship!

Not many build with this kind of perfection and detail.

is that RIFT sawn?