Amazing Oak Framed Gazebo Roof

Ploughing on with the oak framing project. Links to the books below
Oak Framed Buildings - amzn.to/2PSCqU5
Learn to Timber Frame - amzn.to/2QMZtRt
Rebate Plane - amzn.to/2QcJgVw
Robert Sorby 1.5" Chisel - amzn.to/2M94QXT
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[@TheStrongwomans]

Love seeing little girl helping out enjoying learning instead of being on tablet like most kids today Fab dad letting your kid get involved 🙋🙋🙋 Love build looking forward to end result

[@npknscrb]

It is always entertaining when Eden joins you. (Although I imagine her being there may slow some things down a bit because kids do that.) Loved her enthusiastic response on whether to hit it more. :)

[@daviemaclean61]

You have a very talented supervisor! ;-)

[@TheOffroader7458]

I remember when my little girl was like that . Make the most of it they soon grow up.

[@josepherwin8709]

I’m very impressed that you’ve chosen to tackle an Oak timber frame project with little-to-no experience. This is definitely Big Boy work and you seem to be acquitting yourself quite nicely! Keep up the good work!

[@wilkdog1582]

Bit condescending

[@Gman4633]

Thanks for the honest and real update. The number of times on a project I do something then look at it and think .... done that wrong, nice to know I’m not alone. Hope my daughter is as helpful in the future. Keep them coming.

[@jeffkatzer]

You're little helper pretty much stole the show! Good luck with the project.

[@AnthonyHitmanDarts]

Your doing a great job and so is the little apprentice

[@completelydistracted5825]

What a fantastic n cute little helper u have. Where would u b without her. Nice job Tim, it's looking gr8.

[@michaelord8084]

Your daughter is hilarious, she should have her own channel :)

[@ItsJustMorris]

I've enjoyed what you and your workmate doing this project , thanks for sharing . If I may , I have one suggestion . Numbering the episodes in this series will help us to keep pace with you , in the right order . Cheers

[@pauld9530]

Very cool. The final install is going to be interesting. Trying to put the puzzle together while up in the air.

[@garyparker-smith5983]

Great work good to see that chain saw mortise cutter saved you hours of labour. I want one :)

[@MrJohnnynapalm7]

Another informative video - really liked the book recommendations 👍 Anything similar for brick and general self-build work would be much appreciated. Keep up the excellent work 👍

[@matthewsmade]

Well done just keep going. I always feel like I could do it better the second time but like a lot of home projects you only get to do it once.

[@aliarcher6969]

Good luck! I’m starting my garden path project using your videos a bit!

[@firsteerr]

break the edge of the cuts with some sand paper or a plane , leaving the edge rag means the torn ends are binding and stopping the timber from slotting together

[@Bubbles-qm8lq]

you should build a timber porch on the back of your house keep up the good work 👍

[@felixreali7101]

apparently English cats have the same "curious" traits as Irish cats lol. Our cats do that too. any time you're trying to focus on something, they come running and they DEMAND attention lol. gorgeous cat btw.

[@jamielake4838]

Looking good hope it all comes together soon. Quick question do you need planning permission for this type of structure

[@amateurvegan2636]

Excellent work very impressive to see! Nothing worse then that gut wrenching feeling of oh bugga have injury ruined my work!

[@jaymillwall]

Great work 😀

[@dougf94912]

@12:17 LOL! 8-)

[@Sqwotz]

Hi mate :) awesome vids :) do you mind me asking we’re did you buy the oak from pls? I’m going to attempt it :)

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Yandles in Somerset. They are shut at them won’t but great place to buy from.

[@mmack3286]

Tim how much roughly does it cost for those posts?

[@TheRestorationCouple]

£40 I think for 150x150x2400

[@deltafox9429]

you are a gifted . . .

[@firsteerr]

oo collect up all the small chips and make them into smokie bricks with some beer make a former and compress them with a weight (tin off paint or something , when they "dry" out they will make beautiful beery smoke from your bar b q !!!

[@jonsmith9708]

Did u cut the frame green or dry? It looks kinda dry

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Green, well within 6 months at least.

[@DukeofDave]

I've said it before, but if you made the joints a bit looser you'd be done by now. The wood is going to expand and contract so much over time there is just no point trying to do furniture grade joinery. :-/

[@mauriciomonje5228]

Beautifull work. Mi respet fron colombia!! Sorry for mi english😀

[@The12pottera]

What happened to the HD video :O, Still a great video

[@The12pottera]

Ignore that, youtube messing up refreshed and it works

[@М.М-к6ж]

💪😎👍

[@larrymeier8164]

On your 2"chisel where the body meets the leather is the body jagged I have ordered 2 of them and both look the same It doesn't look right to me.

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Not that I can think of. It was a little sharp on the corners of the shaft of the blade but not spotted anything by the handle that’s an issue.

[@formula1chelsearangers07]

Could you please show me your car.