Post and Beam House update

Update on a latest house build, still a lot of work to be done to completion. Our job is still to install a larch siding after other contractor finishes the heath and water insulation.. A lot of different contractors are working on this house at the same time so I didn't have a chance to film all the details, just a bit here and there to give you an idea of the process. Anyway, I collected all the clips from all of my sd cards and edited them into this video, Hope you like it! I plan to make one more video of siding installation and of the finished house. I hope it will be soon.. Feel free to ask any question in the comments!
Thank you for watching and don't forget to like and subscribe! :D
Architect of this house is Minja Jošić.
Part one of the build: • Post and Beam House Build
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[@rrrlalatimmy]

I hope there is a tour of the inside when you get it completed. Such a beautiful design, and amazing craftsmanship.

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you Tim! I will continue filming but I dont know when it will be completed though..

[@surabayapictorialstory]

​@@lignumchannel I wish there will be a filming for the fire prevention system too😊

[@radardoug]

Aaaaaah Vivaldi. Excellent choice!

[@lignumchannel]

Nothing beats classic😁

[@jeffreycollins7297]

Oh wow guys. Totally ready for the next episode as it comes. Looking good. I'm imagining how nice it'll be for the owners.

[@gavinhay6627]

Very much an unusual style and construction method for Croatia. I look forward to seeing the finished product.

[@lignumchannel]

Yes, not something you see here often.. I think it will be beautiful when completed.😁

[@dukeengine1339]

The dream for any woodworker!

[@artursampaio6282]

How this channel have only 300k subs… I’m new to this channel. If this is all you, you are the best of the best

[@ZadrugaUzivoHD]

Pratim vas odavno a nisam imao pojma da smo zemljaci, svaka cast!

[@lignumchannel]

😁Da , ljudi se cesto zacude kad skuze.. Hvala!

[@ZadrugaUzivoHD]

Trebamo da budemo ponosni na to što prave ljudi sa balkana!

[@onurdemirbas6823]

I can’t wait to see finished version of this lovely building. Great job as always.

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you Onur!😁

[@laurswoodwork5942]

This build is truly a symphony!

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

I love this channel, you guys do some incredible work, small or large. 👍 😎

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you very much Ged, appreciate it!

[@yadda_tools]

That is a hellacious set of stairs. You could march a band up those steps. Kudos on the job so far!

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you Lyndon very much! Yep, stairs are as strong as they get..

[@danbarrett6113]

ARE YOU KIDDING? SO SICK..........

[@latitude48design]

Absolutely stunning!

[@WillMaciel1985]

unbelievable mate! what a piece of art!!

[@faroukbehiani2300]

wood construction is the future, worldwide

[@ellieboa]

it looks great so far!

[@lignumchannel]

Glad you like it Ellie!😁

[@SuperRylee1234]

No doubt it's a top-notch build.

[@Ninjump]

That's an unbelievable house. Really proud of you guys, been following for a long time and you inspire me!

[@waltcox9224]

Inspiring. Thanks for sharing.

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you for watching Walt!😁

[@geoffsemon7411]

Looking great. Looking forward to the next update

[@lignumchannel]

Glad you like it Geoff!😁

[@Slovenianwoodworker]

What a house man.. Good job buddy. Some day :)

[@lignumchannel]

I'm glad you like it neighbour😁

[@frankbatista2721]

I would love to bring this kind of work to miami, FL!!

[@deejayduy]

Man, I can't wait to see the finished house.. looks amazing already!!..

[@williamdainese]

I was waiting for second part patiently :)

[@lignumchannel]

Hope it was worth it!😁

[@Helloverlord]

No need to watch the video - I just hit like instantly. I know by now, work will be top notch. . . . . . . PS. but I'll watch it later. :)

[@lignumchannel]

😁you got me!

[@jorgeconcheyro]

Looks absolutely amazing... Love the crane as well ;) Cheers!!!

[@lignumchannel]

My favorite machine on the site! Glad you like it!😁

[@FromTheHeartWoodMK]

Looking so grat already, I love the attention to detail! Looking forward to more very soon!

[@lignumchannel]

Glad you like it! I hope we will finish the siding soon..

[@bikedude5911]

I found it interesting in a post and beam house that in some instances you didn't use the beams to carry the load but instead chose bolts. If you are building a post and beam house why not let the structure of the lumber carry the load rather than relying on fasteners.

[@lignumchannel]

It mostly has to do with standards and price, bolts are easier to calculate, and you can guarantee they will hold as much they are calculated to hold. When cutting the posts for example, you are removing a part of cross section of that post so it could hold the horizontal beam, therefore you have to use a bigger post, and it drives the price up. Also the work needed to make a perfect fit so the load can transfer safely from one element to the other is much more expensive than using a simple bolt. When making a structure where wood is left visible I prefer using minimum of steel, but where it will bi mostly covered, it is much more economical to use fast, cheaper, and trustworthy connecting steel elements..

[@timberdish]

Lovely work! Going to be an impressive house when finished!

[@lignumchannel]

Glad you like it Matt! I thin so too.😁

[@guessnot8015]

I love your background music and

[@docholiday8818]

I would like to do a pole barn like that too that’s absolutely incredible love the plans love the design what do I do to get the information on this design it’s incredible what do I do to get the building supplies which I see that they’re heavy duty beams and columns connectors etc. absolutely beautiful from Utah

[@onepairofhands]

great work as we have come to expect of you guys :)

[@ktarnik]

Odlično! Ja bih stavio jače dijagonale (statičar iz mene progovara), ali vjerujem da je kolega dobro proračunal.

[@lignumchannel]

Uf bome me bilo frka dok ih nismo postavili i poceli s osb-om, a puhalo je ko za vraga dosta jako cijeli mjesec.. ali i bez njih bi izdrzalo😁

[@Wachomen]

It's amazing what sawdust and plastic do now. Cold and hot feel? I am in a room of bricks and cement, and I always die of cold or heat XD

[@davecurda2350]

Cool design

[@lignumchannel]

Glad you like it Dave!

[@billynyk]

I am not sure where you are and if there were snowing when winter. Please photo/video the performance of the roof during snowing and looking forward.

[@msmith2961]

Love it!

[@lignumchannel]

Glad you like it!😁

[@johnkobak7125]

Bravo majsori 🇭🇷 🇦🇺

[@grenoblica]

Jedva cekam da vidim zavrsenu kucu, uzivanje je gledati

[@lignumchannel]

zbilja je kuca sve ljepsa i ljepsa, arhitektica Minja Jošić zna posao😁

[@rafaelpirs8133]

Skropucalo

[@Northpole47]

Lovely, the crane shot at the end is simply amazing!! is it your place or for a client?

[@lignumchannel]

This is for a client, mine is next😁 not this construction method though..

[@diablo12377]

@@lignumchannel Hi, May I have more information about that crane ? Best regards

[@TheBollocksPictures]

All those beams! Must've cost billions!

[@tomahoks]

Makes me wanna remodel my house…

[@lignumchannel]

It makes me want to build my own!😁

[@abahmadi7184]

mezing❤️

[@ivanjuresa986]

Is thet window from vood, plastic or aluminium?

[@lignumchannel]

These are aluminium.

[@ivanjuresa986]

👍

[@WeldingChannel87]

Mantap bos sukses selalu

[@lifeasgungi2315]

one thing as a U.S. architect and someone that works with structural engineers ALL THE TIME, not having the edges of the plywood line up over a rafter/joist and floating over nothing is exactly what you don't want. Regardless if the plywood is T&G (tongue and grooved) there is structural formulas for attachment (screw) spacing for the 'edge' of the plywood and the 'field' of the plywood. This is for shear strength and racking support. I am surprised at the amount of detail is given @ ~0:47 and they have X-bracing routed into the rafters so that the ply can lay flat but A/E doesn't give ANY directions on sheathing installation? Its not just a layer/skin on the system. It actuals DOES something for the structure. If the sheathing doesn't matter, why OSB/Ply T&G? Why not gypsum or some other material? If OSB/T&G does have the racking/shear support, why the X-bracing? Perfect example, (I know its is super high speed) @ 0:58, there is a TINY piece of ply being added on the roof.... I would rather walk on strapping over that gap instead of stepping on that substrate/sheathing!!! That will no-doubt be the soft spot on the roof in 25 years and the only thing holding it together is the T&G part of the ply.... And all they had to do was to make sure that piece went in between the two rafters..... Now go back and rewatch all the times they have the plywood dangling in air...... Otherwise nice work and nice design. Framers, get your stuff together. Not Good.

[@lignumchannel]

Acording to projected max forces for this house at this geographical location, about 70 square meters of 18 mm osb is required to take the horisontal forces in adition to steel braces and other load bearing elements. I don't know the exact numbers by hearth (I'm on vacation right now) but there will be more than 700m2 osb covered area in the house when interior of the walls will be instaled. Also investor chose 22mm osb for the outer skin instead of calculated 18mm. That is around twice as thick than osb most commonly used for outer sheating in the U.S. I agree that it's stronger to align it on joists but after all that previously said, it would be a waste of aditional material and time (money) for an investor to align it all on joists , wouldnt you agree? Especially with wood prices atm.. those 22mm t&g osb parts "dangling" will never become a soft spot.. only weight of wool will be ever perpendiculary applyed to them and they can hold a persons weight without a problem. If we used 3/8 or 15/32 inch commonly used in U.S. it would be another story.. Why not gypsum or something else? You would have to ask the architect but I assume it was the best ratio of price and quality at that given time. Elements that will hold the wooden and aluminum ventilated siding/roofing are conected thru osb to joists and other load bearing elements. Otherwise, I'm glad you like the project..

[@sanjayajayasuriya4199]

wow grate

[@Fosgen]

Magnifico

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you!

[@01-ic-hu-elmerquispemendiv95]

como se llama el material para recibrimiento de madera para evitar el contacto con la lluvia?

[@driz866]

Beautiful build! Whats the lumber cost on that house? Must be crazy

[@beast33182]

Great work! Only one question: why in a wooden house they (if you aren'y in charge of the windows) don't install wooden windows instead of PVC or aluminum ones? Thank you for the answer and keep going with your amazing work!!

[@Witcold]

I would guess price / availability / maintenance.

[@YegresAL]

Usually wooden (frame-) houses are built with thermal efficiency in mind (at least at Europe) - and wooden windows are the worse in that thermal efficiency. Or you'll have window as thick as wall nd it would be really hard to use it in usual way. Plus, during time wooden window will degrade much quicker then PVC/aluminium ones with further decreasing at thermal efficiency.

[@lignumchannel]

I would have to check with the investor, but thermal insulation is the main reason I guess.. there are wood and aluminium combinations available that have both the looks and eficiency but they are quite more expensive. Also top part of the siding will be in aluminium so they will go together quite nicely..

[@beast33182]

@@lignumchannel Thanks for the answer! I'm a wooden windows maker in Italy, that's why i asked this question, and speaking of efficency PVC and wood are about the same, but aluminium is pretty worse. Speaking of maintenance I agree that wooden ones give some more work to do, but we both know that wood is always better :D

[@ZeljkoSerdar]

Like the flag!

[@pingpingchan4197]

✨✨

[@vitulicvilim]

Poštovanje, imam pitanje pošto vidim da puno radite s drvom, nedavno sam vas otkrio na youtubu i jako mi se sviđa što radite. Trenutno radim na adaptaciji vlastitog stana u kojem je pod na drvenim gredama. Pa sam mislio izravnati grede tako da zabijem "tavalone" na bočnu stranu greda da bi dobio horizontalnu površinu, pa na to staviti osb koji bi na kraju pokrio sa laminatom. Zanima me na kakvim razmacima greda se može koristiti koja debljina osb-a, i dali staviti osb sa utorom i perom ili ne treba

[@boballen3066]

Where’s the wiring, for electricity, and plumbing.

[@tamass5217]

there is also a faster solution instead of wood. pl reinforced concrete. in return you don't kill the trees.

[@patrik5123]

I want one.

[@rigo6156]

Has the price of lumbar sky rocketed over there too?

[@lignumchannel]

Yeah, good thing is we bought the materials just as it started going up..

[@jackynguyen9487]

Phần tiếp theo đi ạh

[@mlubis70]

Keren👍

[@tluanem]

👍👍😍

[@valiany]

nice

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you!

[@tj-lj9oz]

Сколько материал налипили

[@user-zc3rs9qe7f]

термітник однако)

[@squidgame2286]

How much does it cost to build?

[@bertveldhuizen8699]

2 x 8 OSB?

[@adminadmin8992]

Jel kuća gotova?

[@diasdias4483]

part 3

[@jmyers9853]

seems like a contradiction in construction, they frame it out in very expensive timber and then apply cheap chipboard on the outside. couldn't afford real plywood?

[@proyouservicesltd3652]

Don't light a cigarette in that building 😉

[@engiineerali]

Name of music please!

[@arsenyfedorov3026]

По-русски буквально «из палок и балок».

[@josipmatic4732]

Koliko kvadrata i koja je cijena po m2?

[@lignumchannel]

Thank you Hazem:)

[@jesscneal]

This is a masterpiece compared to the piles of shit they build in the US :D

[@thomasschafer7268]

Never understand osb outside. Never ever. Why on the roof? Now you must use plastic membrane inside. Living in a tubbetware box. Hsha. Never heard about diffundation from inside to outside???

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

this must be in croatia or ukraine..wouldnt be allowed in usa

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

osb on floors and roofs..dumbest thing ive ever seen

[@artursampaio6282]

How this channel have only 300k subs… I’m new to this channel. If this is all you, you are the best of the best