Log Homes & Cabins-Layout & Scribing 4 of 4.mp4

[@shannonelam6766]

I’m a new subscriber and thanks for the great tips, so keep them coming as I’ve been studying how and where I’d like to build a nice cozy log cabin, one that’s built right and will last for generations to come for my family and friends to enjoy long after I’m gone! Thanks.

[@peterw4141]

He would have been a great guy to work with. We are lucky somebody thought to capture this legacy.

[@dannysulyma6273]

Thanks for posting , nice to see a man who knows what he is doing and is so willing to share with the rest of us.

[@amaroq69]

The best 40 mins I ever spent on KZbin! Wonderfully done!

[@Bbendfender]

I didn't realize there was that much that was involved in layout and making a good joint. Good work Neil.

[@Brykl1]

Vaše práce je úžasná, klobouk dolů.

[@bronco19711]

Wow! An artist to say the least, He makes it look easy. Thank you, learned a lot.

[@allanlavallee7171]

Great videos made by a man who knows his craft.

[@MJ202020]

Thank you for sharing. It was an inspiration to watch a master craftsman

[@mitchamus]

beautiful... I take it the homes are built in the yard, marked, and then trucked out to site... and put together like a set of giant Lincoln logs :)

[@Wayoutthere]

Very impressive to watch the man work, now that's knowledge. Let's hope the citykids these days don't forget it..

[@simonhep]

Real expertise and all with a chainsaw! It must take years to get that level of precision and control. Brilliant work. No way I could do that, the logs would end up as sawdust and bits of lumber?

[@gary5749]

Nicely done sir, you have a good hand a craftsmans hand ! I visited your website with the fine craftsmanship and i was hoping you also teach log home building? thanks,

[@RonRay]

Spruce wood is so uniform and appealing. (It also smells nice.)

[@zombienectar]

I would have a beer with this guy.

[@bondking501]

Watching him run that chain saw is like watching a fine artist with a brush.

[@jedirifleman]

@NWyodamatt His name was Richard Louis "Dick" Proenneke (born May 4, 1916 - April 20, 2003) and yes, he only had a ruler and pencil to scribe with and hand tools to cut with . .a true woodworking genius. This guy is good too, no sense using hand tools when you are on a site with power tools, it's just smart and fast ; )

[@LeafsFanXD]

Very informative, and nice job on the saw

[@mikedumonde3933]

beautiful home!

[@cebedeuz]

Nice job! I like this type of knot. Shrinkin of the log doesnt effect to it so much. How ever, would it be a good idea to leave the lower logs cut a little higher on the midle? If rain water with the wind get to the wall, this cut leads it in the midle of the knot. Of cource the risk is very smal and log building can handle little mounts of moisture very well, but still i think, the corner would be this way even better.

[@evazelko5929]

Magyarul kérem a filmeket legyenek szivesek!

[@gavinmcconnell617]

Great information.

[@kmorrisbucoks]

How do you groove the logs lengthwise to fit to the log beneath it snug?

[@Neilf10]

You are correct

[@ericarvid1]

Is the book & CD still available?

[@sal1964]

nice job.

[@franklinjhersonespejoutril1331]

PLEASE TELL ME HOW COULD THAT IS CALLED tool to trace. AM OF PERU, would help me a lot if COMPAS TELL ME LIKE THAT LEVEL WITH USING TO THE LAYOUT OF THE LOG IS CALLED. TAKE CARE!!

[@ranjitmandal3623]

youtube is best

[@LiamMitts]

your a pro

[@terranno]

Some saw skill

[@ostraups]

Brāķis. Tā nestrādā. Baļķlis slikti izskatās:) Paradiet 4 zīmējumu:(

[@masso172]

Press here >> 5:19

[@ostraups]

Kanādietim vaigiem jāb;ut skaistiem, nevis kā video.

[@030567Nikola]

Пилит как новичок, долго....