Building a Hunting Cabin 22: I want to be a Timber Framer

[@RRBuildings]

thanks for following along everyone...I am thinking the next video will most likely be wrapping this one up and I do have footage of the concrete being poured so hit that subscribe button so you don't miss it

[@adambell2068]

Looking forward to it. This is one of 3 channels that I get really excited about getting notifications from. The other 2 are Essential Craftsman and Acorn to Arabella. Keep up the good work man, you guys are awesome!

[@hammertime7349]

I was looking for my Saturday video but it never came so I better get two videos today. Keep up the good work fellas.

[@Monsieur405]

Your channel is a must watch. Your attention to detail pleases my OCD. Would love to see more of your home renovation also if you have the time!

[@DallasD_]

heya, whats the brand of sunglsses that your wearing? im not able to figure them out, thanks!

[@derekgailey4432]

What is a GRK screw ??

[@truongduongvan6528]

I am fully impressed! It's just a complete kzbin.infoUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!

[@alanpulsipher9664]

That is an awesome build I will tale a number. I like what and how you R OCD with what you do.

[@chrisanderson9856]

Your little Dremel tool works great on window sill replacement surgery I'll call it. I live in a 1940 two story brick home (Old Parsnidge from a Jewish Synagogue). I had to replace the window sills on all the windows due to rot. That little oscillating tool works awesome for cutting the rotted sills and some side sections of the window frame out for replacement. It also worked great for removing all the old caulking between the brick and the window frame so I could insulate and recaulk the window. I will be buying a more expensive model in the near future. They also work great for cutting the dovetails in the new cabinet drawers for my new shelves and bench in my basement. Love your videos. I'm an old tinner from back in the day and installed many a standing seam roof and thousands of feet of capping on commercial buildings. Your explanations for measuring and cutting bring back many of the old tricks I was taught from the old timers. Can't wait to see the next build!!!

[@carpnotes4607]

Kyle, Greg and Zack - you guys are the consummate professionals. I live in Michigan, but if I lived in Illinois, I'd hire RR Buildings in a heart beat. Thanks for all the informative and entertaining vids; your channel is my go-to KZbin choice of all the building channels on YT.

[@bg73]

This series seems to be one of your most complex builds. It looks amazing. Well done.

[@lukewarm2075]

Greg has become an integral part of the youtube videos with the banter, you need to lock him in with a contract. 😁😁😁😁

[@davidcapes9629]

And get him a microphone

[@fredericrike5974]

The trick is making a "late entry" or accident look like it was planned for; you have done that, once again- even better, it works as well as it would have if it had been thre originally! Props, dude!FR

[@JarsRacing]

I just love watching you work! You build some of the best structures around

[@gearhead4013]

Another awesome build! Man you guys do great work! Can’t wait to watch the next one. Thanks for sharing Kyle!

[@marklindemannt439]

Loved the video. My dude! Keep up the great content! 👍

[@SteveP-vm1uc]

Any time you have a difficult cut to make, such as the end cut with the MONSTER circular saw, make a shallow cut first with a smaller circular saw. It will make your deep saw cut much easier to handle and keep straight.

[@mikenicholson2548]

That is the best metal job I have ever seen great job guys very impressed 👍

[@adubbelde1]

With your attention to detail, I can see where you might enjoy timber framing. The reward is seeing the beauty of the joinery when completed.

[@freddien7]

Brilliant job guys perfect colour looking real good.

[@grantgarrison5804]

I admire your work! and you seem like a great guy to work for.

[@greggb3079]

Hi Kyle, I am a bit late in viewing this video. I have been a subscriber for a couple of years, and I usually don't make comments, but I would have taken a photo of that cut/splice on the cedar timber, framed it and hung it on my living wall for all to see... Ha, ha, ha... I myself have performed similar workings, in some obscure place, and always make it a point to show my wife... She usually says "hmmm ok, whatever"... Love your work, and the explanation(s) of step by step process(s) that you do... Oh yeah, "Greg" is pretty cool too...

[@RRBuildings]

Haha thanks Gregg

[@greggb3079]

Hi Kyle, after my recent reply, I got to thinking that "Greg" (that is, if you passed it on to him) might have taken my reference to him as somehow a demeaning "slight" to him. I think because of the many videos I have watched with both of you in them, and "bantering", sometimes teasing, giving each other a bad time etc., back and forth, which as you explained is part of how you guys work, and pass the time of day. I have worked with a crew of guys in a similar situation, and loved, and no miss it. I made that "Greg" comment as if I were one of your crew working right along with you guys. I got to thinking later that I am not afforded that privilege, and should not have, and can't taken the liberty of making that "Greg" comment. Whew! A whole lot of spewing "hot air", all to say that I hope that "Greg" was not offended, and that I will humbly keep my comment(s) to myself in the future...

[@lucanos6]

I was wondering if we were getting a video this weekend. Glad we did!

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Beautiful work!

[@WhollyOdd]

I would love to get a tour of this when it's totally finished

[@jimmyers2543]

Great job you guy's did as always wish it was my place. Keep up the fantastic work and videos of the steps along the way.

[@simonknight4744]

Just fantastic hunting lodge would love to see it all done after they have done the inside please see if you can return one day. Keep the blogs coming love your work.

[@chrisbabbitt4202]

Would be nice to see a video series on the inside being done.

[@kickit59]

Kyle that's one fine Hunting Mansion! I would sure like to see this one when it's all done! Looking forward to the next video!

[@cleokey]

Can't wait to see the completed inside, looks great.

[@davidperry2306]

Another excellent video Kyle. That is not a Tennon, it's a Halving Joint. At least that is its name in the UK. I'd love to know if American chippies have another name for it as I have noticed quite a number of names of timber sections have had names changed in the states. Anyway wrap this up with a great walk through and then on to your next challenge. Well done to all of you.

[@hanknelson7580]

You guys rock! GO DEEP!!!

[@rexg1960]

Nice work!!

[@richardx9337]

Bonito el cuartel de carabineros jaja 😆

[@peterstevens4223]

Good morning from Auckland, New Zealand. (Monday, 11 November 2019).

[@robertsmithUH60driver]

Almost looks like you know what you are doing:)

[@mikecampanella1990]

Some people's hunting cabins are bigger then most of the homes in existence. Haha. Good work on this!

[@davidmiller4639]

Beautiful hunting lodge, nice work!

[@michaelprosperity3420]

Make it a habit to wear eye pro. Once you do you won't notice wearing it. All it takes is one sliver to the eye and you'll be the one eyed carpenter. Love your videos. Also the safe working height of a step ladder is +4'. 6' is 10', 10' is 14' etc... The older you get the less you want to fall.

[@TheRooster1122]

Man Kyle, WOW that so called hunting lodge is absolutely beautiful man!! It turned out Sweet” Your one hell of a Craftsmen Kyle...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 You’ll always get these from me....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@toddniehaus]

What makes Kyle a real man? Cut depth was only 2 3/4", but he uses the BIGGEST saw in the tool trailer.

[@BandasPalette]

This video was pretty "Deep" and "Tight. Retitle 'I want to be a Soft core timber framer, bringing the triple hammer.' 🤣😁

[@alvinnorris1977]

I have to agree it's hard to beat diablo blades. Unfortunately they have no intentions of making oscillating saw blades in the foreseen future, so they told me.

[@genedixon4596]

How do you keep wasps, bees, etc. from entering at the bottom of the top corner trim where it intersects with the horizontal trim at bottom of the upper wall sheets (at the top of the wainscoting)?

[@chriswatts4145]

I think Greg was a little jealous of how deep you were able to go. 😂

[@chrisnelson5877]

you should used the deep router for cutting into the 6x6.

[@marinetterefit4633]

I noticed your safety chains on your trailer were close to the ground. If you twist them a few turns it will take up the slack so they don’t drag.

[@r13gbs]

Congrats on passing the 300k subs

[@user990077]

9:40 That vibration saw thing will not hurt the square. Need something to control the blade on the initial cut. Then you can go deeper but the blade will drift one way or the other the deeper you go.

[@davidw2033]

Kyle I have really enjoyed watching this build. But what are the chances of you getting invited back when the interior is all done. I would be very intrigued to see the end result.

[@doinjusfine1]

So how deep was the cut ? How deep was the saw blade ? The depth has to be perfect.. so you went beyond deep ?

[@Tkssa580]

Had to put New Amsterdam on pause for this.

[@n3qdz]

My question (not sure if you have answered this question) why not do a standing seam roof as apposed to screwing the panels? Thanks for the content

[@RRBuildings]

Cost

[@zephyr1408]

Kyle, being a finish guy, cabinets, tables, ect.,. That joint u are doing with the 6x6 is a “Bridal Joint”! You can bore out a 1” hole thru it after setting it with like tightbond 3 glue and stick a big dowel right thru it! Very proficient joint & work!

[@RRBuildings]

that would be cool

[@zephyr1408]

Sorry dude not a bridal joint (look it up very cool strong joint & look good u can use later! You did a half lap also very strong good joint! Def need to run a big bolt or dowel into that though! Reason being its subjected to huge temp changes and causes movement!

[@Fulcra]

If you were to build a barn and finish half of it as a living/entertainment area would you need to run water, eclectic, and sewage before the concrete is poured? I was thinking about doing this but wanted to do the finish work myself with friends and family. Just trying to calculate what everything is going to cost and what I have done by contractors.

[@BarryMcCockiner825]

I had a Milwaukee M18 circular saw kick back on me a couple summers ago, and in a split second it had cut my left thumb in half all the way past the nail. If I had been using that Skillsaw you have, it would be cut me in half completely! My wife would have found me split in two 🤣💀 Shocker, like every other dummy I washed it off and put a bandaid on it... and it doesn’t look that bad! Can barely tell what happened.

[@paulcochran1721]

This episode is really deep.

[@jamesmyerssr.3119]

We all work in the 'learning curve.' Some at the apex of the curve (you). Its important to fail 15% of the time!

[@mesh1248]

Why do u not use the double corner j channel instead of that flashing fir finishing up corners?

[@lewisworkshop]

Would you be willing to do an episode where you share all the metal shapes you use for builds?

[@whatahowl1]

The part of doing a metal building I hate most is the plastic on the trim.

[@mikeysgarage3697]

"The Makita goes the deepest", well that's Sheryl Crow ringing in my head for the rest of the day, lol!

[@zigzag77777]

How remote is the hunting cabin, from the main house? Thanks in advance for your response.

[@MarkKnue]

Speechless...

[@01AceAlpha]

I think you’re compensating for something with that skilsaw......

[@wernerberry7800]

Buddy do you like using 5/16 or 3/8" chain? All great videos love to like them! Thanks for sharing all you do! At 56 I would have a hard time keeping up with you but would have loved to work with you! Take care Brother!

[@RRBuildings]

Thanks! Mainly 5/16

[@harrisonkatzz7090]

You boys are great . Does that 2 split post at 16.40 mean anything bad ?

[@RRBuildings]

Nah wood naturally splits...

[@matthewhoffman9242]

Were those chains coated with something rubberized or are they just painted green?

[@RRBuildings]

Kind of rubberized paint I think

[@matthewhoffman9242]

@@RRBuildings neat, I like how easy they are to see though if i had some I'd still find a way to clothesline myself with them

[@mesh1248]

Can u get us some footage of a walk through after the interior is completely finished just think a building like this is badass

[@ProminentExteriors]

That cut at 10m is when you know you've mastered your skill saw. I was even nervous for you, haha.

[@subarutime5089]

Mentally prepared for the next three one

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

15.20!! Overkill with the rotary saw...where is your hand/ tenon saw?🤣🤣🤣💖

[@stewbird]

Are you still doing the series that you started about the work you are doing in your home?

[@barbatosthewatcher6028]

Everything you do seems to be of the best quality! So it pains me to see you use those saws without eye protection 👀 Those eyes are you’re most valuable assets without them you couldn’t at produce at such a high level ✌️

[@carpnotes4607]

Agree.

[@jimjames6287]

Amen. Thought the exact same thing. What about younger craftsman who are inspired by your videos? Wear those goggles, man.

[@simonmetz8587]

And even some minor hearing protection too. Years of those impact hammers will kill your hearing too

[@buddyclark116]

it pains me to see two piece corner trim...

[@DK-jd8bj]

The safety Sally's are at it again. Go to your plastic bubble and leave the rest of us working people alone.

[@mikeolenick1874]

Where are your safety glasses with you blowing that saw dust out.

[@RRBuildings]

Somewhere

[@brooksmorrow]

@@RRBuildings - Need me to send you a 14 foot ladder? :)

[@chris3m98]

Could have used the piece you dropped as a jig for your beam cut out????

[@chriskythreotis4686]

LOOKING GREAT GUYS..JUST ONE THING THOSE CEDAR POSTS ARE SITTING VIRTUALLY ON THE GROUND .WAS THAT THE INTENTION?

[@petebird7171]

Just out of interest how much do those porch ceiling panels weigh? (Roughly)

[@brianjoachim6280]

Would love a tour when it is all done too....

[@RRBuildings]

Me too

[@zephyr1408]

Order this book for timber framing joints! “Carpentry & Joinery” by Paul Hasluck. You will always hv a great reference by a guy who illustrated timber framing in the 20’s & 30’ s. When it’s was it!

[@RRBuildings]

awesome thanks!!

[@motley331]

This was a very enjoyable project to watch. QUESTION ... How long did this project take? I realize there was an interruption during the built. Thanks

[@RRBuildings]

25 work days about

[@robj2704]

Gotta feel good when the chains come down...

[@sheph7ceo799]

Love your videos. I’d like to see some video on roof and sidewall penetrations. You don’t seem to have any plumbing vents, chimneys, electrical “holes” to deal with. Are you just not showing them or are you that lucky?

[@RRBuildings]

lucky maybe...I would show if I did it

[@timberdoodles4647]

As a timber framer, I got watching JCB reviews and this. Big saws are the bomb. So did you keep the JCB and other thoughts, how about the tracks design and snow?

[@ricbailey170]

Looks like you missed a short 2nd story upper corner as all the others are full ground to roofline.

[@RRBuildings]

For sure I did

[@retireddriver16]

Nice job

[@brax0789]

You really should get an 8 1/4 inch makita circular saw. It cuts 3 1/2 inches, i find it useful to cut beams and posts that are 3 1/2 inches.

[@fthmzn5315]

Nice work

[@MikeHarris1984]

12:05 - Safety Squints engage!

[@trickyricky12147]

Rockin that Denali eh?

[@benaiahandbaruch]

Mr. Kyle...we so enjoy your style and helpful videos! But if I may be bold, as the bride 👰 of a similar-minded man such as yourself, please please please wear eye protection. 💞 Forgive me please if you have already received feedback on this topic. 😇 Thanks much for all you do to teach and entertain! Safety first! 💝

[@HANASATANISTAM]

What if you make "magnetic Velcro"? Then the sheet of iron will not need to be held by hands. You only need to figure out how to remove the magnets back ;-)

[@scottchampion3156]

Hey Kyle been watching ur content for quite some time love it. On all thee post frame builds do u design everything for them or do they have a set of plans u go by or what I’ve never seen plans on here just wondering how inspections go

[@RRBuildings]

I design 99.9%

[@joha7484]

do you charge extra for Saturday work?

[@greggoff4990]

Timber framing colab with @wranglerstar ?

[@travismassengale3743]

The Milwaukee carbide axe blade is twice the blade that the diablo is

[@drsh0ckalu]

Those sparks when cutting the 6x6. 😬 That poor blade lol

[@RRBuildings]

nah its a Diablo carbide demo demo...it could do that all day

[@johnmorgan1629]

There's only one problem with the projects from this point on. You're going to be a man down, as Gregg's not going to want to leave the house once the weather gets cold with the improvements you made.

[@danielvanmourik5247]

I like all your buildings what You build butt i like the White and green building on the back ground. Half round building

[@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL]

SWEEET WORK. THANK YOU

[@BigLousWorkshop]

rear handle goes the deepest!!! HAHAHAHA

[@mostlyinterested1016]

PPE?

[@arnoldlayne1424]

Damn! using a ladder again on this job.

[@jayburris6252]

Just the tip was deep.

[@RRBuildings]

true

[@lastfirst9791]

What New with grick house!!