Timber Framing - Summer house Build Part 6 | woodworking

I have been commissioned to build a massive garden summer house for a good customer of mine!
Here are some links to some of the tools I used in this episode, by buying any of these through these links help support my channel:
Beam Puller -
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Woodowl drill auger bit
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Timber frame book
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MAKITA 36V CHAINSAW www.amazon.co....
MAKITA 36V CIRCULAR SAW
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-TRITON PLANER - www.amazon.co....
SILVERLINE FRAMING SQUARE
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PICA DRY PENCIL www.amazon.co....
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[@johndobson9005]

Brilliant work 👍

[@avromweisz]

thanks for watching John

[@eduardomontes1276]

Wooow!!! what a nice job with old beams.👍👏👏💪

[@avromweisz]

Thanks for watching👍

[@avrohommoscovitch2504]

Work of art!!!!

[@avromweisz]

thanx avrohom!

[@theferretts2307]

Hah awesome stuff there AV !!

[@avromweisz]

cheers Markus!

[@jimp4724]

Fantastic work, I really liked the portable crane and of course the bigger hammer.

[@avromweisz]

thanx Jim I was really handy I'm lucky found it for sale!

[@davidbuckley620]

Hi Avrom, watched quite a few of ur vids now , great work mate. Could you please tell me where you got the crane from or at least what company makes these and the model number as I could really do with one of those for an oak framed garage project I'm due to start soon .....many thanks Dave

[@tirtzahweisz9129]

Your great! Spoke so well so pleasant to watch

[@exexbochur2836]

Always a delight to watch your videos. I’ve been closely following your progress! You’re a fabulous craftsman and I love your work. Love how you provide a running commentary and explanation. Keep going !! MK

[@avromweisz]

I'm glad you enjoy watching them. be well ☺️

[@b1shbashbosh]

Been keeping an eye out for this one.. What a beauty!

[@avromweisz]

thanx for watching ☺️

[@eduardomontes1276]

A beauty !! I love the way that you use those pegs to fix the corners.👍👏💪💪

[@avromweisz]

Thanks man me too it's my favourite part of the build. Thanx for watching 😊

[@jackthibo7644]

Superb Work as usual 😄

[@avromweisz]

thanks 👍

[@Fight2BeFreeNeverGiveUp]

Keep coming back to this one mate, that is shit hot, you must be so proud. Still drawing up the plans for my boys build looking forward to the excitement. Sent him my drawings and he said it looks complicated. No i say it's gonna be great. What part off the woods you in uk. I'm southwest. You got any vids on fitting door frames to that build, I will be fitting sliding openers to onesude that faces the property long side with an extended overhung along the length of the pathway to a side gate. Wish I could show you. The excitement on your face on every oak peg going in.. lol Much love bro

[@avromweisz]

Thanx mate. Yea I'm very proud can't believe I built it sometimes It can be complicated but if you enjoy the process it's well worth it. I'm from Manchester. No I haven't yet made the door video

[@Fight2BeFreeNeverGiveUp]

@@avromweisz Somerset, How did you go about making the video as want to process my application. And what would you recommend for 6 x 6 mortise and tenon sizes, widths, depths lengths etc. Cheers for that 👍

[@boruchben]

Loving it

[@avromweisz]

cheers ruby!

[@OuryLN]

A cart lodge! 🥹

[@shloimerosenfeld5613]

Awesome, I love it!!!

[@avromweisz]

Thank you! glad you like it

[@samryanenv]

Fantastic video, am very glad I found your channel as I hope to embark on a similar project soon. Can I ask what auger you were using?

[@avromweisz]

thanx Sam Im glad you enjoyed watching! I have put an affiliate link to the drill bit on Amazon in the video description! good luck on your project. show me when you do it.

[@theferretts2307]

thats a wicked handsaw you got ! is it a flick saw?? lol

[@avromweisz]

thanx Markus its a Japanese saw!

[@miraguedes9339]

Você é um incrível carpinteiro,eu tô admirada com essa sua contrução 😃 um abraço daqui do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@avromweisz]

Thank you very much i appreciate that😀

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

People often use a chisel as a pry bar to remove the wood after the curf cuts but it is not good

[@avromweisz]

I know it does damage the wood slightly. Do you have any other methods?

[@sandybee5621]

Super woodsman Super man Super jew 📸 ❤️

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

I was the customer

[@MemphisCorollaS]

Great job! Now I really want to build a timber frame mini cabin in my yard instead a tree house when my daughter is big enough. How do the bents attached to sill plates? I saw you persuade them in with the hammer of god there, but I’m just missing what is holding them. Is it some metal hardware, a notch on the sill plate, etc? Maybe I’m just more blind that I thought. Thanks for the gear content!

[@MemphisCorollaS]

I rewatched and saw the short, offset mortise & tenon joints near the beginning of the video, but is there anything else popping the joints at the base together like oak pins, metal hardware to meet building code, etc? Thanks

[@avromweisz]

Definitely start building one. You can alway incorporate some timber framing in to a tree house. Yes I attached them with a mortice an tenon and I used oak dowels too.

[@Fight2BeFreeNeverGiveUp]

That's a blinding job done their buddy wicked frame build for 1st framework.. I'm planning on doing one now for my son garage workshop looking forward to the task. Can you send me a link for the pricker podger can't find anywhere cheers 👍 What size timbers did you use, i was going for 175 but now considering 150 its size will be 7m x 4m with a 300 x 125 centre beam for the pitch roof. Suggestions appreciated

[@avromweisz]

www.windysmithy.co.uk/hand-tools I think this is where I bought mine from. Can't find it anywhere else. Regarding the timbers I used 175, you could probably use 150 but I guess it all really depends on your design and how many posts and braces you have.

[@Fight2BeFreeNeverGiveUp]

@@avromweisz yes thanks I did actually get them from windy after a long search. Am going for 9 posts, and 11 braces, one French double sliding door at length side facing property, one double front opening door and one large window at rear width facing garden and a 300 x 100 centered pitch beam. One side off the pitch over hanging 1.2 m with 100mm posts as a side entrance cover. All my own design. Not ordered timbers yet but probably will end up to those measures. Cheers for all mate.

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

I wondered why the scarf I saw was never over a post . It makes sense to me now because the wood will defect and the least over the post. Like a fret on a cord

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

By doing,it will deflect the most like the center

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Best over the braces

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Over the post is the highest point on the wood

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

I like to think of the stress that the lumber has on it after years of sitting on top

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Nothing was radon on old frames

[@abc-ed1nr]

Looks cool. In your thumbnail…. Are you surrounding the timber frame with ICFs!?

[@avromweisz]

Thanx.. yes I was just commissioned to build the frame. the customer installed those afterwards.

[@abc-ed1nr]

@@avromweisz that’s really cool. I had the same idea with a timber frame wrapped in icfs. Where are you located and if you don’t mind me asking what does a structure of that size cost?

[@avromweisz]

@@abc-ed1nr I am in Manchester UK. The cost for building the frame including materials was about £25k

[@jsbrooks72]

New sub here! You did amazing! I'm super impressed that you only had your personal home project under your belt as far as timber frames. I watched the series twice and am working on the second round of the one at your home. I was wondering why the odd angles in the first video but now I get it. It was a little complicated from my view. What an inspiration. Do you have instagram? I would like to follow. What is the name of the device you used to lift the beams with?

[@avromweisz]

wow thanx so much for the love and feedback. my Instagram is @avromweisz the crane I used is called a rustabout believe it or not I know it's a weird name. thanx for watching again ☺️

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

Incredible build! I believe you must be a descendant of the Jew who build the Mishkan or Beit Hamikdash. How did you get into this work and where are you located?

[@avromweisz]

Haha i wish! i am practicing though! i got into this because I'm a little obsessed lol I'm building a little cabin in my garden which was the first timber framing job I got into! check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2nNiop6lLKVhLs

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

It was an awesome video man I can’t wait for the next part of this project when do you think it will be up?

[@davidbuckley620]

Hi Avrom Weisz, great work I have to say....I'm just wondering where you bought your rustabout from and what model number is to....any info you could tell me would be very much appreciated as I'm due to start construction of a Oak framed garage soon and need one of these to assist me with the build ...again fab work mate....cheers Dave

[@avromweisz]

Hi mate. I'm not so sure about the model but I bought it from some bloke online found it on Facebook marketplace. Thanx for watching mate hope you find one. You can also use a genie lift they are very useful

[@davidbuckley620]

@Avrom Weisz hi avrom, thanks for the response mate. I've got a genie lift yet the winch you've got looks the nuts bud....I'll get my sister to have a ganers on Facebook for one...fingers crossed hey ....Top man..... thanks again and keep up the good work too....awesome....cheers Dave

[@DustinFife]

Where can I get one of those tools that you use to ratchet the joints together? The one that you nail into each beam?

[@avromweisz]

thanx for watching! I have just put an amazon link to the beam puller in the video description. Thanx

[@TheRedhawke]

Great video and that crane is an amazing assistant. I’m wondering why the bents are so short ? The knee braces appear to be about the right height to bang your head on if not very careful.

[@avromweisz]

that crane was the best tool I bought. you could build a building upto 2.5m high without planning permission in the UK so that's the hight of the bents! thanx for watching ☺️

[@TheRedhawke]

@@avromweisz I completely understand. Regulations are a pain sometimes.

[@avromweisz]

for something like this the permitted development act is good Because if you do within their requirements you don't need to ask anyone permission

[@spicer41282]

@@avromweisz Is the crane custom made? or available as "off the shelf"? Looks like an engine? crane. Good to know it exist for a DIY'r Timber framer.

[@avromweisz]

@@spicer41282 yes you can buy them in a few places but new they can cost quite a bit. I was lucky I bought from an old timber framer for cheap

[@EchoesofLore]

What is the crane that you use?

[@avromweisz]

Thanx for watching it's called a rustabout

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Did you choose to not squint the scarfs for a reason?

[@avromweisz]

Excuse my ignorance but does that mean when it's cut on a slant

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Why not more of the angle?