I am building an A-frame house by myself. Part 5. Wooden base of the house.

[@rdt970]

Accidentally opened this video, thinking it somewhere in USA or Canada, but then checked description to the channel and turned out this is Mykola from Carpathian mountains. Glad to see so talented people from Ukraine on youtube. I'm sure it will be an amazing house. Great job!

[@fitsych.m]

Glad you liked it. I hope it will be even more interesting.

[@irbh2965]

Моя мрія збудувати A frame будинок, дякую за натхнення це реалізувати

[@vladeivanitski5389]

По дивіться відео як американці будують каркасні хати, в теплих краях це стойкі 5+10см,а в холодних штатах 5+15см,а стіни заповнюють шкловата в рулонах, по розміру як ставлять стоякі чи ті брускі що я вище описав. Подивиться, досить цікаво.

[@Goooseff]

«Zадачу Vыполним!» Ахмат сила!

[@madleech]

It looks like hard work, but what a stunning location! Lovely mix of hand and power tools, the foundations look great.

[@Vitaliia_ch]

Відео чудові, продовжуйте викладати. В планах наступного року будувати афрейм і Ваші відео дуже структурують думки і процеси, дякую!

[@GP-ed1ti]

Дуже корисно переглядати чужі роботи. Він може дати вказівки, але також спонукає до роздумів і стимулює ваші власні ідеї.

[@Goooseff]

Ахмат сила!

[@AsmerTrue]

Класс! Особенно вид впечатляет!

[@fitsych.m]

Дякую!

[@Goooseff]

@@fitsych.m Чому не на фронті? Чому втік і не захищаєш батьківщину? Зрадник!

[@keithreynolds7757]

I’m very much looking forward to part six and beyond. Cheers!

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks for watching. A new video coming soon

[@sergejstarvids9656]

Добрый день, удачи тебе и крепкого здоровья.

[@fitsych.m]

Дякую! Дуже дуже!!!!

[@gonzalezdaniel3453]

Super merci beaucoup pour la vio

[@fitsych.m]

Merci d'avoir regardé

[@user-chiwoo]

Good luck....... Everything will be good !!!

[@fitsych.m]

Thank you very much!

[@wernerpfeifer]

Grandios!

[@bobbydelcavallo7181]

Absolutely fabulous 🥳🥳🥳

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks!

[@simonmills2375]

Inspirational, thanks for sharing.

[@fitsych.m]

Glad you like it!

[@infoinfo3397]

Гениально.

[@JDK45ACP]

Nice work, Brother.

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks! I'm glad you like it)

[@volodymyrkolisnyk8421]

Молодець! Нехай щастить!

[@fitsych.m]

Дуже дякую!

[@Ouwkackemann]

A lot work, many hours. As a professional builder craftsman I would have fixed and straightened the edge posts and then positioned the other posts with a line. Because the connection between the concrete foundation and the wooden posts is not very stiff, I would brace the wooden posts sideways, in both directions more, just out of my guts. But in general: great job!

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks for the advice, I'll take it into consideration. And thanks for the kind words!

[@gary24752]

Encasing steel in concrete exposed to the weather is a mistake he will subsequently pay for in the future. Water intrusion between the steel and concrete will corrode the steel with the rust expanding to the point the concrete will crack. He was very smart in treating the bottom of the wood posts as he did to keep them from rotting and installing a bearing pad under the post.

[@fitsych.m]

According to my calculations, water will not get to the steel in the concrete, but thanks for the advice.

[@gary24752]

@@fitsych.m What is there to calculate? Water goes where is wants unless directed else where, which you have not done. I see no hat flashing or fluid applied flashing to prevent it. How exactly are you going to prevent water from getting in between the concrete and the steel? When steel corrodes, the resulting rust occupies a greater volume than the steel. This expansion creates tensile stresses in the concrete, which can eventually cause cracking, delamination, and spalling.

[@TheGreenNox]

@@gary24752 There are a lot of concrete pillars for fences, electricity, etc. they are without water prof and stay about 40-50 years without critical damage of rust.

[@mountain___john]

What car do you have? Look like a fine vehicle👌

[@fitsych.m]

Oh thanks! Isuzu Rodeo

[@scotto2652]

Beautiful work

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks!

[@KhlaBaiTong]

So amazing 😘

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks

[@jesstill7833]

Hi I like your joints very nice and safe you doing a fine Job my man stay safe God Bless you and your Family Cheers. 👍👍💪💪🦘🦘🇦🇺😎

[@fitsych.m]

Thank you! Glad you like it))

[@pomiz_gir]

На яку глибину треба закладати труби щоб не замерзли? І чи варто їх ізолятором покривати?

[@fitsych.m]

Каналізаційні труби можна не глибоко, 50см і нижче, бо переважно зливається тепла вода і не замерзає, а от з колодязя трубу потрібно закладати приблизно на глибині 90 см, бо глибина промерзання 75-80 см, але може відрізнятись від регіону і вихід з землі обов'язково утеплювати. Ще вихід труб води та каналізації можна випускати разом, каналізаційна труба буде прогрівати водяну трубу.

[@rodrigovaldes8660]

Very nice work, can you tell me the name this music please... is wonderfull!

[@fitsych.m]

Hello! Thanks! Yes of course))) Fresh Fallen Snow - Chris Haugen

[@AndresRodriguez-ck8gn]

como estas Andy, te consulto el lunes 7/8 me me sume a balanz , usando tu sugerido y todavía no me dan de alta la cuenta, podes ver que pasa?

[@fitsych.m]

Hello! I did not understand you.

[@gianlucacapretti4630]

Quando bruci ila testa del pilastro è perché non marcisce.?

[@kreatifaidizayn]

Videoları biraz daha uzun ve kapsamlı yapsan çok daha güzel olur. 😁

[@fitsych.m]

Thanks for the advice!

[@not.likely]

Not convinced about the vertical stability relying on such a short length of square tube or the dimension of square tube

[@fitsych.m]

the square pipe is there only for fastening, it does not bear the load.

[@not.likely]

@@fitsych.m correct, the concrete pylons bear the load. I was referring to the sheer forces that 'may occur' at 90 degrees to the vertical should the structure sustain a sheer force/forces. For e.g. owing to an undefined sheer force, the structure will tend to move in any direction transversely In this case, I thought the square tubing could have been a larger dimension and extend further up into the wooden upright...somewhere between 15cm and 40cm. This was my consideration. Still, it is an incredible effort and very accurately and soundly assembled. Lovely design too. Wish I was the owner

[@alightmotion.xml.]

I want to join wood work

[@fitsych.m]

It's very nice to read this, but I'm not recruiting assistants)))

[@alightmotion.xml.]

@@fitsych.m would you guide me how to join you

[@nitinmehta4348]

Next video kb aayegi wait karenge

[@fitsych.m]

Main ise har do saptaah mein prakaashit karane ka prayaas karoonga

[@johanmeischke9189]

I hope to god your foundation piles are down to bedrock. That looks like quite a steep slope

[@fitsych.m]

The ground is very hard there, and the piles expand in the ground

[@johanmeischke9189]

@@fitsych.m NZ too has very shallow soils. My concern is that your foundations if possible should be footed well below any potential plane of failure ( shear line)

[@Dempdawg11]

wanna fix those splits before i have a heart attack

[@AyeyuparmoeThuka]

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[@fitsych.m]

Це природний колір, який змінюється з часом.

[@erwinbucks658]

🌟 քʀօʍօֆʍ

[@SanyOK1979]

Глупое решение так оставлять бетонные столбы и поднимать уровень деревянными опорами.

[@fitsych.m]

Чому?