Building Adjustable Foundation Blocks

[@sineadfigiel5946]

I maaaayy have a crush on this kid

[@paddycaseygsxr]

Watching from the uk 🇬🇧 👍👍👍👍

[@melshea2519]

Watching from the U.S.🇺🇸👍👍👍👍

[@monkeybusiness1999]

Spitting sparks, molten metal, leather gloves - this kid is the Badazz of the Bush. ✨⚡✨ (We would absolutely love it if you shared your preliminary cabin plans with us - a sneak peek, maybe? Of course, you'll be inundated with opinions, ideas & suggestions but that's half the fun of your channel - us attempting to improve upon perfection :)

[@gallopingg1]

BRILLIANT IDEA, UK

[@db.mc2]

Thank you Kyle 👋appreciate you my friend 🙏always great to hear from you, stay safe and take care 🙏 ✌️

[@racebanning6390]

BROTHER TRAPLINE ... THE FABRICATION AND WELDING IS LOOKIN DEADLY!!! KILLER IDEAS FOR THESE PIERS.!

[@tedcottenden22]

Just got home from work and bam a new Traplines and Inlines video. It’s fantastic how fast your knowledge is growing, the show is becoming even more compelling with each new episode. The videos are packed with impressive new projects, positive excitement and most important you’re having fun. A testament to the man behind the camera from the planning to the final video production. Thanks so much! Please give us an update on Cougar. Be safe my friend.

[@frederickmoller]

Yeah, I sure miss seeing Cougar akso!

[@Tim-Sziminski]

Getting good at that welding my boy 👍💪 maybe make some pipe bumpers for the 12 valve 😂😂

[@SuperCinemaCraft]

Another video topic I didn't know I needed but was proven wrong again. Thanks for documenting all the stuff you do. Very interesting

[@DisabilityPCTech]

Welding in a windstorm with the fan running . . . 😁

[@judithwright5084]

Always enjoy ❤️

[@smoochmcguire5291]

Great video thanks again

[@cWatts-zv3oo]

The master of physics strikes again. Simple, elegant, right on time. Well done! I thoroughly enjoy your videos!

[@icebabysnocain]

I looked at homedepot for those magnets too. No luck. You have some great toys and you put them to good use. I never would have made the platforms the way you did. yours are solid. Painting is always the right way to finish it up. Great to see you. Good video. Pax.

[@monkeybusiness1999]

Do you have Harbor Freight stores in your area? If so, they may have many of these things.

[@frederickmoller]

Welding and steel suppliers may have them too.

[@maxparker5023]

Princess autos got em im pretty sure

[@jordanpassfield9515]

Canadian Tire has them.

[@Mogipbob]

So does Gregg Distributors here in Alberta

[@paulcaskey]

Enjoying the project videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@ebony5766]

What a GREAT channel this is! Talk about self sufficient!!

[@uyngane]

Kyle! Glad to see you’re still given ‘er out in the bush. Here’s a tip from an old retired firefighter. Consider doing a video on your new fire extinguisher. Like a wise old trapper told me, “Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it!” Cheers from Edmonton!

[@kelvincampbell4401]

Good on you job well done.

[@saner6888]

It’s so cool to watch you do your projects. I’ll keep this one for reference 👍

[@PoorMansHomesteadCanadaBC1961]

WoW That is The Smartest Thing I have seen Good Job Man Wow

[@rwh5350]

Damn I was just thinking about doing this...

[@thatoffgridlife5226]

Nice work buddy! Hope your doing well. Much love from USA

[@Kevinheaven7]

Get yourself a sand paper pad for a nicer finish for grinding down your welds. Get ‘em at Canadian tire made by maximum 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@kshea4231]

great vid

[@ronhight8213]

Pretty kool project!

[@tennwalt]

Thank you little brother for the video, I believe I'll use this for my cabin build!

[@arloncaples]

Good Job!

[@BorealSelfReliance]

FML -- I could have totally used these on a project I was doing in the woods 4 days ago.

[@dangoras9152]

That's a good idea.. But in the us i never seen deck blocks with a hole in it.... Dam good idea... Keep it up brother.........

[@jonathanemocling3826]

Wow that’s great!!

[@birchwhitehd]

I see a log home in your future 👍 Built by you !!

[@larryporter5035]

How did I miss this one, I check everyday?! Very happy double surprise for the holiday weekend!! Top Notch Real Human, best of the best on KZbin!!

[@markhenry3403]

Can't wait to see the cabin you build Keep it going brother

[@owlsnestoutdoors]

First time I have commented, and I have been watching for years now. Great videos man, keep it up. I have been waiting for this video😊

[@roberthuebner4256]

Almost needed my welding shield to watch. Great video man

[@richardroyles1423]

That’s a cool idea. God bless

[@cowboy6591]

Great job dude !! Thumbs up.

[@NitaKerns]

Your videos always give me a kick in the butt to do something productive. Love your energy!✌️

[@markholmes1346]

Nice work, those are pretty handy for sure!

[@jaefellows5024]

Awesome nice job and so functional!!

[@frederickmoller]

You are a smart cookie Kyle, but for a long term structure namely a cabin/house I would lay-on the grease on all surfaces...that's how I would do it!

[@eddiehuff7366]

Sending peace and love your way again sir. Love those red square up magnet things. Gotta get me some of those. I should have know they exist but ...didn't. Thanx for enlightening me. :)

[@robinlamont4167]

UK to 👍

[@joannadavis1881]

This was very interesting and creative. Excellent job my friend. Love your skills and videos.❤️😉😊🤗

[@FreeCanadian76]

I hvae to relevel my deck soon, and you come out with this vid... you've probably saved me tons of time and money! You rock sir! 💪💪💪

[@bwcok7947]

Full send!

[@RussellD]

this was the first video i’ve watched where welding made sense to me. Thanks. The only thing I can think of to make those adjustable blocks better would be a cylindrical hole in the center of your ‘+’ pieces, to ensure that threaded rod stays properly vertical. If it’s extended the full 11”, or even 9”, the nut by itself doesn’t seem like it would provide enough stability to prevent it from shifting off-center

[@sjaxon8543]

Great idea for the bocks, your very creative and I enjoy that in your videos. For the welding smoke have a fan in window sucking air out and other window open. Works great

[@scottsmith4710]

Another great video. Great job.👍

[@joukoasklof6238]

YES😉

[@estellaknox9285]

you know your stuff i learn a lot from you .

[@barrydeacon3551]

Very informative descriptive video! Excellent build! Watching you build from your bush shop: priceless 👍 welding, measuring and cutting, spray painting = supports for buildings, cabins, or decks👍 Nicely done: Another great video showing how to build supports that fit in concrete blocks👍 B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@caliboy61_kevinwhite64]

Great video as always bud. Your one of the most creative and energetic people I've ever seen and your welding and fabrication skills are kick ass. Keep up the good work, always love yours vids.

[@carolineroy9026]

You make it look so easy :) An other nice video thank you!

[@ArielleViking]

Great to see a new video from you. It'll be interesting to watch another cabin build. 👍

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Those look awesome and should work great! Great job buddy!!

[@charlotterohde7383]

Thanks for sharing this manner of tackling level foundation posts for a cabin. Huge help!

[@russwise1]

😎👍👍 Deadly 😁

[@russellwatters5891]

Great information to chew on, I've made similar jacks for my hunting cabin and used them on sloped ground. These look solid as a rock, you weld pretty good for utility, not cosmetic..lol Love what you're doing ❤️

[@phyllistolson8295]

👍👍👍

[@Cormack88]

maybe instead of using standard nuts which only grab onto a few threads, you should see if a couple couplers butted together on the ready rod then weld them together. not only will they grab more thread allowing it to hold more weight, it should also be easier to adjust with a wrench if the coupler sticks above the concrete.. just a thought.. Awesome work btw. cheers!

[@michaelosmon]

Appreciate ya bud. 2:32 take it from an old man who's been there... you need a respirator when grinding and when welding. 8:36 there it is....the round pink filters fit under your hood better, they usually have them in the paint department in menards. The tool section has the big filters like on your respirator, but they don't fit under your hood so well you have to stretch your hood around them and it seems to always let's a little light get around the hood on mine.

[@iansmith6086]

He doesn't know how lucky he is being able to spray paint inside. I'm pretty sure he's not going to be able to do that once he gets married!😅🤣😂

[@gesiriechturtle2564]

Nice.

[@mindzeye270]

Hey man I've never left a comment before, I was just wondering if you heard about the Canadian gov trying to stop KZbinrs channels from being seen. I've been watching since you started building your cabin. Take care boys

[@tedcottenden22]

I don’t normally comment twice but decided to after this video when Traplines and Inlines states he doesn’t know exactly the stress or weight his design will take 11:28. And no one has yet provided a comment stating any load numbers. So here is what I have to offer. Shaw Brick in NS rates their Deck-Blocks compressive strength at 18 MPa minimum = approximately 2610 PSI. Made in China adjustable deck support brackets sold at HomeHardware rates to support 2725 lbs. each. Trapline and Inlines deck support bracket appears to be a heavy-duty (heavier implied) support in comparison. Just saying, I’d buy the Traplines and Inlines design version any day. One more piece of info is on the 4”x4”x8 ft. pressure treated (incised lumber) spruce post has an axial (vertical) load bearing capacity of about 6000 lbs. before buckling and even more if correctly braced or a shorter post used. Virtually everything I have tested exceeds the engineering design strength by a good margin. I am not a structural design engineer but at my job as a QA Lab Tech, destruct testing to failure of aircraft parts and materials to standard test methods like ASTM standards is what I do. And I do encourage anyone to do their own research when calculating load capacity for their specific build. Traplines and Inlines is exceptionally good with math (trig.) and physics calculations plotting the design on paper before beginning the job. Hope this may be helpful. Be safe my friend.

[@550grizzly11]

Where did you buy that welder and what was the price? Great videos Brother!!! Keep them coming!

[@douglasthompson2740]

drop a piece of copper pipe over your threads while welding to keep the splatter off and or spray them with PAM or any vegetable spray.

[@michaelmorgan1422]

I would use a double nut , more threads to hold the weight the better

[@robertbarkey3194]

I use 4x4 square tube n Cut top off n make it my bracket hold down for my 4x4 post n that way you only need to cut what you need n now welding needed ok

[@canajian]

👋😎👍

[@sheilam4964]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@clintbruce4838]

My man

[@TNova-rd5ji]

Never seen anyone use these in Alberta/Sask. We get this thing called 6+ feet of frost, need pilings in the frost or everything will heave and crack.

[@VAisForGrowers]

I'm sure you could sell those to the people asking you where you got them. Start a little side bizz.

[@morgansword]

Way too late in life for me to build a outhouse even.. quite resourceful

[@5203mhr]

Hi I would put two bolts on each posts just in case with weight of cabin threads gets stripped. Let me know what you think.

[@SwampDonkey530]

Do you have much wrench if that nut is in the recess of the block?

[@bubcat54]

Bitchin sweet

[@grousehunter67]

What are you using to power the welder ?

[@michaelreardon6278]

Anyone know this kids name? Been watching forever and love the channel! But never got his name

[@jamesl2697]

Are you in Alberta?

[@ghe426]

Is that a gasless welder?

[@mikeoxhard2176]

"Babe, get the lube! New T&I video is up!!"

[@margaretwilkinson9140]

luv your channel but cringe everytime you weld in that wooden shed. would hate to see all your hard work go up in smoke. maybe at least put a metal sheet on your work bench?