Laying Out and Cutting Timber Rafters, Dovetail Log Cabin Build (Ep 40)

I will be laying out and cutting simple timber frame rafters for the dovetail log cabin and showing some extra details to embellish the appearance of the exposed rafters. I'll be using a new 16 5/16" worm drive skill saw sawsquath and chainsaws.
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[@oddtechman]

There is building... and then there is this! Your channel has been a fountain of knowledge and precision craftsmanship. Many many thanks for sharing with us

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate it. Take care and God bless you

[@johnnyclemmons9756]

I've seen people butt the rafters together like that. But in my mind it would be stouter with a ridge. Might not be, that's just the way my daddy taught me. You can also figure the rafter length on the inside of an outside wall. And it's a good way to check rafter fit before sending them up. Shoot there's all kinds of little tricks and different ways to do things. I like learning new ways and techniques. You can never gain too much knowledge. I really enjoy your videos!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Johnny- I’ve put up a lot of rafters using a ridge. It’s a tried and proven way to frame a roof. But, since these rafters are exposed it has a cleaner look with them being half lapped and pegged. I really didn’t have to have a 4 by 6 but 2 by 6 would have looked out of proportion with the size logs I used. I enjoy cutting out rafters like this. I put them together on the ground and anchor the peak and set them like a truss. I am always open to learning different ways of doing things myself. If a person is paying attention they can learn something every day. Take care and God bless you

[@johnnyclemmons9756]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter yessir I can see how it would look better since they're exposed. A lot better! I'll remember that. Have a good one and God bless.

[@hpw59]

The rafter book in the video is the Full Length Roof Framer [A.F.J. Reichers] Awesome Book have used it many times. From one carpenter to another your CRAFTSMANSHIP IS PHENOMENAL

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brother- you are correct. My Daddy just about wore it out. He was a whiz at cutting rafter sets out. He wore the old time white carpenter overalls. Thank you for watching the video and for the kind words. I sure appreciate it. God bless you

[@OpenAirOutdoors]

I got to tell ya I never thought a simple squared up timber could look so beautiful! Quote: to many letters to many squares 😆 Thanks Paul your a wealth of knowledge 🍻

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Marc- I get a lot of pleasure doing detail stuff. I’ve looked at pictures of the old buildings in Europe and those people were the real artists. It’s amazing some of the detail work they did- beautiful craftsmanship. I appreciate you watching the videos and the support. Hope all is well with y’all. God bless

[@JPHER217]

Hello Mr Bearded Carpenter. Been watching alot of your videos and i got plenty to still watch thru. Anyways i just wanted you to know your videos are real intresting to watch. An inspiration for me, to build my own home. Best wishes from Northern Sweden.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy EZ- thank you so much for watching our videos. I sure appreciate it. I hope you can get the information you need for your cabin build. The style I do with the chinking gaps is somewhat different than the European log builders do, but they have had hundreds of years to perfect the art of log building. Wishing you the very best with building your own home. God’s blessings to you

[@JPHER217]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Yeah here in Sweden the standard is full scribe , but i like the esthetics of the appalachian style or how to say, with the chinking i think looks really beautiful.. Half dovetails i have also fallen for, i know theres others like that V notch one , alot of notches but yeah will be appalachian for me :)

[@iQKyyR3K]

Those chamfers really do look nice. A bit of extra work goes a long way.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- it really doesn’t take a lot of extra work to do this and it adds a lot to the appearance of the rafters. You can add a bit of refinement to a log cabin and still retain a rustic atmosphere. God bless you

[@byrongatlin7025]

Mr. Paul. Perfection as usual. I really appreciate your tips and tricks. And how you explain the Business. LOL

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Byron- thank you so much. Take care and God bless y

[@憤氣탱천]

Good evening from S.Korea... I'm not bilive god, but I want to say 'god bless you!' Thank you for the great video..

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy my friend- thank you so much for watching the videos. Please don’t give up on your search. I thank you for the blessing and may God bless you also.

[@RiverMountainHomestead]

It’s all in the details. Very precise and informative. Y’all have a blessed day!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brother- I sure appreciate you watching the videos. Take care and God bless y’all

[@bvalt1]

I use that Skilsaw method to do my timber frame notches and pockets, etc... cut a bunch of kerfs, knock them out with a hammer and then clean them up with a 2 1/4 inch chisel. Works great when you don't have that monster Skilsaw or your superior chain saw skills!! Many ways to skin a cat, as my mother would say. I love putting those chamfers in the bottom edges too, dresses them up nicely. I just clamp a block on them as a stop for the router, much easier than trying to eyeball those marks under the router.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brian- I’ve done a lot of that myself. There are times I use a Skilsaw to keep from cleaning up the chainsaw cut. Thank you for the comment- I appreciate it. God bless

[@CruzesLouisianaOutdoors]

Love watching you throw that sawdust! Enjoyed it Mr. Paul...always a pleasure sir!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Chris/ I sure appreciate you coming by and watching the video. I kinda enjoy making sawdust. Take care and God bless y’all

[@jeremybates5207]

Good inspiration before I head out and get some work done myself this morning. Thanks, Paul!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Jeremy- thank you so much for coming by and watching the video. Take care and God bless you

[@SpringRiverHollar]

Goodmorning Paul , your new saw is awesome . Every single video you have put out has taught me something . It's so cool to watch you work . Have a blessed day and make it count .......Sherry

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Sherry- I love that saw! Glad you’re able to get some information that may help you. When you make it down here you gotta look is up. Take care and God bless y’all

[@WandaKay4u2c]

So much to learn watching your videos! First, I see how you use an economy of methods. You accomplish more in less time with less effort by setting things up the way you do. That speaks to years and years of experience... And the book your father used! A written record is better than a faulty memory! I believe you are demonstrating the wealth of what was poured into you. I noticed that you have all your fingers... shows a willingness to pay attention to detail! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Wanda- The kind words are very much appreciated. My Daddy was an encyclopedia of knowledge and I was very blessed to have him for a teacher and Dad. He was a stickler for safety with tools. Thank you and God bless you

[@WandaKay4u2c]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter may your tribe increase!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@WandaKay4u2c Thank you so much. Blessings

[@simonclarke3346]

Rafters Masterclass, Thankyou sir.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Simon- thank you so much for the kind words. Take care and God bless

[@aporter701]

Good to see ya again! Timbers looking good ,anxious to see them up. 👍🤠

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brother Art- good to hear from you. Come on out when you get a chance and we’ll have a cup of coffee. God bless y’all

[@aporter701]

I'll try to do that,,thanks. 👍🥰

[@chriskythreotis4686]

I just love all the small details...the chamfers the dados all the router work ....these are the mark of a true craftsman......excellent work.....👍🇬🇧

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Chris- thank you so much for the kind words. I enjoy doing the detail stuff. Hope all is well with you. God bless you

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

IT IS NICE TO SEE YOUR FATHERS BOOK IS STILL BEING USED, SO MUCH GOOD INFO IN THIS VIDEO. GOD BLESS YOU

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Micheal- there are different times I refer back to it. He really knew his stuff when it came to cutting out a roof pattern. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all

[@mikefalanga437]

As always, i thoroughly enjoyed watching you go, I always pick up a little trick or two from you, so I'll share a quick easy one with you, on the rafter tails at the bottom edge, I like to stick a paint can onto of an old piece of cardboard and scribe the full circle then cut it out , then place two marks on the cardboard after you line it up with the rafter tail and decide where you would like that half circle to wind up then scribe it onto your rafter tails ( pre marking them all) simply cut away the bulk with a chainsaw or the circular saw then use a 4" grinder to smooth it into that semi circle shape up to your marks, I'm sure you've probably seen this or even done it before, but it sure does look sharp when applied to a build, love your stuff my friend, keep on building! 🔨😊👍✏

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Mike- I have never done that but now I gotta try it. I think it would look great. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. God bless you

[@mikefalanga437]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter you're very welcome my friend, yes it looks really good, especially when you have a small number of rafters as it adds that little extra touch that makes the build unique

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@mikefalanga437 I’m sure it does. Blessings to you

[@AlmostHomestead]

Good stuff Paul. I enjoyed watching this while the snow is falling outside and I'm inside doing dishes. Take care.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy y’all- last week I was washing dishes looking at the snow falling. Glad it’s gone. Now it’s rain and mud. Thank you for coming by and watching the video. God bless ya’ll

[@JB43186]

True craftsmanship.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Jimmy- I sure appreciate the kind words. Take care and God bless y’all

[@preachersdayoff]

Great job Paul! I need to get down there and inspect your work one day when things slow down here.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Preacher- thank you brother. The door is always open for ya. Come on over. God bless y’all

[@TheRedneckprepper]

Nice work

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- thank you so much. God bless you

[@CarolinaChrisOutdoors]

Always cool watching you work Paul. Looks like you had perfect weather on “video day”! 👍🏻

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Chris- we had some nice weather when I was doing this but we’ve also had some winter weather. But that’s all gone now. Take care and stay safe. God bless

[@georgecampbell2662]

Hello how are you doing great video i love too learn off of wizard like your self thank you take care

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy George- thank you so much for watching our video and for the kind words. God bless you

[@gregganderson1454]

Looking good. Looking forward to seeing how you’re going to install them.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Gregg- thank you so much. Don’t tell anybody, but they are already up. Hope to have a video out pretty soon. God bless you

[@gregganderson1454]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter I’ll be sure to keep it a secret. Lol

[@konradsusiebakalarczyk267]

Excellent video as usual. Your attention to detail and accuracy is something I strive for.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. Hope all is well with you and you are able to get some work done on your project. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all

[@ejm6492]

Great information Bearded.and remember to be square on your seat. God bless you and your family.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Curtis- thank you for watching the video. I actually have the rafters on the cabin. They set there upright on the seats before I put the lag bolts in. When I I braved them at the top I didn’t have to push them over a quarter inch to have them on layout. Take care and God bless y’all

[@movednorthhomestead7244]

Hello my friend! It is sure coming along! It is so fascinating watching you work, but when you start talking math.....my eyes go cross-eyed 🥴!! Lol. My brain just doesn’t go there!! Lol. Your explanations make sense to me though!! You are a great teacher!! Blessings to you and your family!!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Ms Diane- thank you so much for the kind words. I sure appreciate you watching the video. Looking forward to meeting up with y’all sometime. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all

[@emi7912]

Just checking back with your channel, lost track over the holidays. The last video I saw on the dovetail project was the time lapse, which I really enjoyed. I just caught up with the Gilliam cabin too👍That’s great, you’re using the same book your father used! The freeze block/snow block detail was interesting. I’d say all the the careful measurements you make first, before you take any other step, are the true foundation of your project. Thanks for another episode and have a blessed sunday😊

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Emi- so good to hear from you. Hope all is well. I sure appreciate you watching the videos and the support. Yeah, I wear out a tape measure pretty often lol. My Daddy was one of the best cutting out roofs. It would be nice to know how many he did. He was a great teacher by example not only doing carpentry, but, just about life in general. Take care and God bless you

[@chrisseats]

Love your methods. Great video as always!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Ma’am- thank you so much for the kind words and for watching the video. God bless you

[@Santos-oc2no]

Great details and work as always. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Santos- thank you so much for the kind words. I sure appreciate you watching the videos. Take care and God bless you

[@307j.o.a.t9]

Its great to see how you do all of this. Neat to see the house and smokehouse in the back ground and recognize it all from being there. We will be back someday. The progress is great to watch amd learn the techniques.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brother- y’all are welcome to come anytime you want to. We sure enjoyed having y’all here- wish you could have stayed longer. We’ll get together again, Lord willing. Take care and God bless y’all

[@307j.o.a.t9]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter we really had a good time being there. I wish we could have been there longer too. We will definently be back.

[@johnnyclemmons9756]

Nice video! I've never seen anyone clean timbers with a wire brush. Learn something everyday. I've been meaning to get one of those skilsaw's. A friend of mine has one, he said they're the only way to go if you're cutting big timbers. I've always just used a regular 7 1/4 blade. That big boy sure would save a lot of flipping and cutting. Plus it would be a cleaner cut.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Johnny- I like to start out on a clean timber. It had been raining when I picked these timbers up at the mill and it’s almost impossible to keep the forks real clean on the forklift and there was a little mud on them. I live off a gravel road and it can be a bit sloppy and the trailer tires sling a lot of mud everywhere. That beam saw is really nice. God bless

[@kevinwilliams8662]

Enjoyed the show

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Kevin- thank you so much. Take care and God bless

[@rosegubstv8427]

Really good video You have good talent.very inspired ..about the wood..

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Ma’am/ that you for the kind words. And thank you for watching the video. God bless you

[@timgiles9413]

Awesome job as always Paul. Love your videos and your teachings. :)

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Tim- thank you so much coming by and watching the video. Take care and God bless you

[@ddunn7603]

Really love the dados for the freeze blocks between the rafters. That is such a great idea to save time and improve fit to stop drafts. Wish mine had been done that way. Took me a long time to fit them in on my rafters which were worked with an adz. Still really enjoying your work and posts.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- the dados works great and it’s pretty easy to slide the boards in. Makes for a really clean look. Thank you for watching the video. God bless you

[@JourneyNorthAK]

Nice beam saw. Not many out there that can use rafter/framer square anymore..I learned on a speed square..and only know a few tricks with the framer. Good video as always

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Jamie- I’m sure you know about the information on the older squares. There’s some pretty cool stuff there in the tables. I have some old carpentry books that have some really valuable information in them- information that may be lost if someone doesn’t keep it alive. Good to hear from you. Stay safe and warm up there. God bless

[@RuffCut]

great explanation of rafter layout and like the drilling trick with the speed square....would have liked to have seen this before I built my cabin, especially the tips on installing the wind block between the rafters...have any ideas what I can do now that the rafters have been installed? Your doing a great job Bro. Paul...Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Mr. Duke- l sure appreciate you watching the videos. I went back and watched your video where you put up the common rafters on the porch so I could remember how you tied it in. If you can get to the plate upstairs you might put a backing strip on the sides of the rafters from the plate up to the lath and cut a piece of one by In between the rafters and put it in from the inside. Hope this helps. Your cabin is looking great. Take care and God bless y’all

[@RuffCut]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Thanks Bro. Paul

[@donaldtrabeaux5235]

Absolutely awesome thanks for the information take care my friend and stay safe god bless

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Donald- thank you for the kind words and for watching the video. God bless you

[@AS-xo3lk]

Dear Sir, thank you for the prompt clarification. Yes, all is well. God is Kind. Thank you for asking. I hope your daughter is managing the situation well. All strength to her and to you. Warm regards.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

We got wonderful news yesterday, she is cancer free!!! No more treatments. Praise the Lord!

[@AS-xo3lk]

Absolutely wonderful news that Sir! Especially gladdening in the current negative times. So good to know. Now it shall all be confidence and faith as she moves on. Of course, there is need to be very particular about abiding by the post treatment medical/diet/lifestyle protocol and sticking to the periodic check-up schedule. Warm regards.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@AS-xo3lk Thank you so much. Blessings to you

[@floydbrennan9300]

Awesome video sir

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Floyd- thank you so much for the kind words. God bless you

[@josandchagross2553]

Gods blessing to you sir - Love it.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Joseph- thank you for watching the video and for the blessing. And God’s blessings to you

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

Nice job

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching the video. Take care and God bless y’all

[@Grizzlife]

Awesome!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- thank you so much. God bless you

[@OnBeaverCreek]

Nice craftsmanship as usual Paul. Love that big saw! The dado for the squirrel blocks is a great idea. I see you set them so the block board will overlap the top log instead of butting into the top of it- also a great idea. Did you get a lapel mic? The audio is very good.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brother Fred- thank you for the kind words. Doing the dado is pretty easy and it makes for a nice clean look. Yes, we are using a lapel mic. We kinda got a spanking a couple videos ago by a “professional “lol. Hope you’re doing well. God bless you

[@birdnest5814]

Good to see you again. I love watching and listening to you. I saw you at Bobblehead’s new place. Please tell me you kept some of that beautiful wood. 😊👍💕

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- thank you for coming by and watching the video. I think Jeff has only had the one fire in his stove the day we went over to give him a hand. We may have to cut him some better firewood and take it to him. Cedar is a beautiful wood. I’m certain he will have a lot of it that will be left. Take care and God bless you

[@miraguedes9339]

Amei esse tipo de corte nas vigas ,Em outros vídeos vi outros tipos , depende do modelo da casa?

[@kamilszklarzewski2889]

Dobra robota👍

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- I sure appreciate you watching the video and the thumbs up. God bless you

[@kamilszklarzewski2889]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter I watching your video's regular. Best wiches from east Europa. Sorry for my Simple leanguage.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@kamilszklarzewski2889 I sure appreciate you watching the videos and the support. I understand you perfectly. Wishing you a great day. God bless

[@austinpresley6187]

Oh man, Paul, those are some beautiful timbers! Did you cut a bevel on the edge of them? I'm going to come back and finish watching this tonight.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Austin- thank you brother. I used a router for the edges, so much easier. God bless you

[@austinpresley6187]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Gotta give the carpenter his honor. They look real nice and you are real good with a chainsaw. Why did you put anchor seal on the endgrain? Thanks

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@austinpresley6187 I put anchor seal on the end grain to hopefully slow down the drying of the timber. Moisture in a timber will take the path of least resistant which is out the end. Supposedly that’s what causes the checking or the cracks in the timber. Good question Blessings to ya

[@austinpresley6187]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Oh ok, thanks. It makes sense for water to travel down the straws.

[@denislosieroutdoors]

I re-watched video figured out 4"x 6" rafters lol... wondering how far apart tho eh! Denis

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Denis- I spaced the rafters 24” on center. I am using tongue and groove 1x6 for decking. God bless

[@denislosieroutdoors]

Awesome job on the rafters lots of finish details done... what size are the timbers and what spacing will you be laying them out at? Thanks for sharing, Denis

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Denis- thank you so much. The rafters are 4”x6” southern yellow pine. I put them on 24” centers. Hope you are doing well up there and staying warm. Looking forward to seeing the next video. God bless

[@ahodamahingan1698]

Great series Paul! Thanks for sharing with us. Quick question, what brand is your overalls? Been trying to find some locally but no one seems to carry them. Blessings.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Ahoda- I’ve worn Roundhouse for years but got to where I couldn’t get them so we got on their website and ordered them from the factory in Oklahoma. The ship them to me. I appreciate you watching the videos. Take care and God bless you

[@AS-xo3lk]

Hello Sir. I watched this video again to understand the nuances. The channel or “dado” that you cut to slide in a freeze block - does it run all along the log height (at 45 deg angle of course) or do you keep it a little short? Secondly, the inside of the channel/dado is aligned along one of the edges of the bird’s mouth so that the outside of the channel/dado is further towards of the tail of the rafter or is the outer line of the channel/dado aligned to an edge of the bird’s mouth so that the inner line falls within the bird’s mouth? Hope I could explain myself. Thanks. Regards.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy AS- the dado groove is on the outside of the birdsmouth and goes all the way across the rafter. The board I put in goes from the top edge of the rafter down to the bottom edge. It goes just over the outside of the top plate log and seals off air and bugs or birds from coming in. Hope all is well with you. God bless you

[@robertgonzalez8419]

Hey Mr Paul where are you located. Be safe God bless

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Robert- we’re in western Arkansas in the Ouchita Mountains. Thank you so much for watching the video. God bless

[@davebarr9378]

I would like to watch your episodes in order. How do I find them in sequence?

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Dave-if you will go to the channel page and click on videos you will see a drop down list that says date added, click on that and choose date added (oldest) and it should put them in order from oldest to newest. Thank you for watching and God bless you.

[@davebarr9378]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter thank you...call me slow, but I don't know how to find the "channel page". Can you direct just a bit further? Thank you again.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

I watch everything on an I Phone because I don’t use the computer, that is strictly for the Lady. When you have a video up -where you see “The Bearded Carpenter “ touch that and it will bring up the channel page. You will see the word “ videos”, touch there and you should see the videos. You can scroll down to the first one. They will be in reverse order. Let me know if it works. Blessings

[@davebarr9378]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter yes that worked! Thank you Sir!!

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@davebarr9378 That’s great! Hope you enjoy the videos. Blessings to you

[@freewillfarms2059]

I can not find that beam saw on ebay anywhere.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy- I found it on KZbin by typing in 165/16” Sasquatch Skilsaw. There were several places to get it. I didn’t know they were even made until my friend brought the one I’m using to me. I just now looked it up and maybe you can find it- I hope so. It seems like a great saw. I also have a Ryobi beam saw but can’t find any information on it. Thank you so much for watching the video. God bless you

[@freewillfarms2059]

@@TheBeardedCarpenter Your welcome bearded one! I'm going to keep searching... I first seen the saw on a tool video on KZbin and been looking ever since. I stand corrected Ebay has them ....for a cool 550.00 bucks

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@freewillfarms2059 Great! Glad you found one. That’s the cheapest price I’ve seen. Blessings