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?

You’re so knowledgeable. I’m in Arizona and doing an owner builder home. Currently we are in the review process of the plans and some revisions came up that I don’t have knowledge on and my plan guy is taking forever to get back to the county. We are on the 2012 building code and I’ve been wondering if I can hire someone else to work out this revisions or pay for advice if someone could look at what they’re asking for. I retired as a firefighter and work as a flight paramedic and have done remodels on foreclosures but would love to eventually become a general contractor. If anyone can help me learn more I appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Fresh cut meat ❌ Fresh cut wood ✅

Nico takes his lederhosen seriously

Simple put, an amazing look behind the scenes of white oak. What a treat it would be to walk the forest before these trees fall.

Just wow, thank you for sharing this, Nick. Highly appreciated!.

First time seeing this type of construction, very interesting!

@12:14 No way to get moisture in there in a coastal region, ya right. That stuff looks like sponge, let alone it can't breathe.

Do you guys paint the uppers once installed or do you paint them prior to install. Wondering how you install crown and not have an unpainted caulked seam if you paint offsite.

been 5 years... is Majrex still the way?

Does this outside insulation technique end up with alleys between the vertical mounted roxul? Basically the width of,the clips?

Why not just go ICF? I’m assuming labour cost and material cost would be much lower with ICF. I know well built ICF house here in every zone here in Canada have very minimal heating and cooling cost

i love seeing new technology and approaches but i am curious how this compares in strength, cost, and insulation to a more pedestrian double stud wall. anyone have any insights?

How much does this work cost?

Ken the back grain should always be vertical not horizontal.

Also known as a notch miter. I use this all the time. It allows me to use any profile I want. But I use dowels as tenons.

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Beautiful home but who can afford this in today’s world with crazy inflation and interest rates.Thanks Joe Biden and Kamala for stealing peoples dreams

Got the chance to have a more in depth conversation with Mike Rowe recently on the Modern Craftsman Podcast. Find that conversation here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/noqzf5-Ff7Blm9E

I prefer plug strips mounted under upper cabinets..

It's a different world today. Back in 1960, society was a big family like we're all in this together. People worked to take care of each other's needs. Nowadays we live in a world of personal distance and indifference where nobody wants to care about other people anymore.

It's so sad that Americans need to colour coordinate their pipes😂

Hello, you have the next episode of this jobsite? Thanks !

The problem with Westlake is they don't let their suppliers sell all of their product lines.

Hi, I currently have crown molding that looks a bit too formal and traditional to me. How can I relax the formal look? Currently the crown molding and chair rails match the woodwork of my doors which is and orangish wood work. Orange is through out my house from my exterior brick to my fire place. Please anyone with suggestions please help!!!

Marshall Gross, if I'm not mistaken Apprenticed with a German master carpenter. imagine that.

Lot of condensing on those windows. How do you handle the moisture removal?

what do they call those caps for the flute ends at 2:25?

So wait, you finished the stringer facings, the 2 sides of the stairs that are in the firing line for knocks and scuffs in the life of a home, in plaster? Beautiful finishing details but plaster is not the first word in durability that access areas require. There's a reason for baseboards.

$900 / window😊

What a great step by step video. Thank you for taking the time to explain all the details.