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Timber Reimagined
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2022
Miniature houses come to life here!
At Timber Reimagined, I share my passion for building and offer a unique perspective on the construction process. Inspired to be creative, everything you see is hand made by me. The goal is to get as close as possible to the real thing and make videos that capture the essence of building a house.
Join me on this journey to see what's possible!
At Timber Reimagined, I share my passion for building and offer a unique perspective on the construction process. Inspired to be creative, everything you see is hand made by me. The goal is to get as close as possible to the real thing and make videos that capture the essence of building a house.
Join me on this journey to see what's possible!
Building A Model Ranch House |09| Framing Ext. & Int. Walls
Construction of this mini house continues with the framing of the exterior and interior house walls of "The Gunnison," a 1-story traditional house designed by @AdvancedHousePlans
Floor Plan:
www.advancedhouseplans.com/plan/gunnison
Before any walls get stood up there is some prep work that must be done. All headers must be cut and assembled, jack studs cut and attached to the window and door king studs. I also made 2 sets of mini saw horses! This all adds to the realistic aspect of this model house being built.
If you enjoy this type of content please subscribe and follow along!
Connect with me on Instagram for progress and behind-the-scenes content:
timber_reimagined
My name is Randy, and Timber Reimagined is my passion. I'm committed to building realistic model houses. While I don't know everything, this is a creative outlet and an opportunity to learn and grow. Please share any thoughts with me; it will help me create better content for YOU.
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Identifying Walls
1:42 - Making Saw Horses
2:32 - Cutting & Assembling Headers
4:14 - Cutting & Assembling Jack/King Studs
5:19 - Detaching Top Plates
6:30 - Exterior Wall Framing
8:20 - Interior Wall Framing
9:13 - Last Exterior Wall Stood Up
Floor Plan:
www.advancedhouseplans.com/plan/gunnison
Before any walls get stood up there is some prep work that must be done. All headers must be cut and assembled, jack studs cut and attached to the window and door king studs. I also made 2 sets of mini saw horses! This all adds to the realistic aspect of this model house being built.
If you enjoy this type of content please subscribe and follow along!
Connect with me on Instagram for progress and behind-the-scenes content:
timber_reimagined
My name is Randy, and Timber Reimagined is my passion. I'm committed to building realistic model houses. While I don't know everything, this is a creative outlet and an opportunity to learn and grow. Please share any thoughts with me; it will help me create better content for YOU.
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Identifying Walls
1:42 - Making Saw Horses
2:32 - Cutting & Assembling Headers
4:14 - Cutting & Assembling Jack/King Studs
5:19 - Detaching Top Plates
6:30 - Exterior Wall Framing
8:20 - Interior Wall Framing
9:13 - Last Exterior Wall Stood Up
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From Inspiration to Reality: The Challenges of Building A Model House
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I am a few months into building a realistic model of "The Gunnison." a tradition 1 story house by @AdvancedHousePlans. Let's take a break from building and look at the obstacles I have encountered, thoughts on where I am at with the build, and plans for the next phase. This video serves as a bridge, connecting the previous build video with the next in a more personal way. It is not necessary to...
Building A Model Ranch House |08| Wall Layout, Plating, & Detailing
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This build series continues with the laying out of the walls on "The Gunnison," a 1-story traditional house designed by @AdvancedHousePlans Once the walls are transferred to the floor I can start plating, which simply means cutting the top and bottom plates to length. Once that step is complete, I will show the detailing of the walls, identifying where the studs, window, & doors go. Follow alon...
Building A Model Ranch House |07| Installing the Floor Sheathing
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"The Gunnison," is a 1-story traditional house designed by @AdvancedHousePlans. This build series continues with wrapping up the floor framing. By the end of this episode, the floor will be capped and we will be moving toward laying out the walls. Floor Plan: www.advancedhouseplans.com/plan/gunnison Connect with me on Instagram for progress and behind-the-scenes content: timber_re...
Building A Model Ranch House |06| Framing the Floor!
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Now that the sill plates are down, the floor beam in, and the floor framing laid out, this model house build continues with framing the floor! I am building the "Gunnison" from @AdvancedHousePlans FLOOR PLAN: www.advancedhouseplans.com/plan/gunnison Build Scale Used: 3/4" = 1' scale. Floor System: 2x10's (1/8" by 5/8")
Building A Model Ranch House |05| Sill Plates, Floor Beam, & Layout
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With a full mini foundation complete now we can start framing the floor! First things first, treated sill plates get installed. This video will also show the floor beam getting put in and the layout for the floor framing will be completed. If you would like to see the floor plan that I am using from @AdvancedHousePlans , please see the pinned comment. If you want to stay up to date with the cur...
Building A Model Ranch House |04| Completing The Foundation
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Building A Model Ranch House |04| Completing The Foundation
Building A Model Ranch House |03| Pouring The Foundation Walls
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Building A Model Ranch House |03| Pouring The Foundation Walls
Building A Model Ranch House |02| Pouring the Footings
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Building A Model Ranch House |02| Pouring the Footings
Building A Model Ranch House |01| Layout and Dig
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Building A Model Ranch House |01| Layout and Dig
Ща экперты по на летят, то не так это не так... 😂
Probably 😁
The audio is abysmal.
I agree...this was the first handful of videos I did without a good microphone. It shows lol
This is such an awesome project and video! Very fun to watch!
Great to hear! Thank you.
So cool! Great video!
Thank you! Always loved framing floors 😁
I plan on watching all your videos from start to finish. This has been the most realistic and coolest build I've seen so far especially since most of what I find on TH-cam excludes wood framing. As a recent undergraduate in construction, I'd love to learn how to build model houses like this as a hobby. I can't wait to see the completion!
Hell yeah man! Thank you! I'm trying to make it as real as possible. And this is going to be the easiest house I do...they are going to become bigger and more complex! Life has me taking a break right now though with everything I have going on. In the words of Jocko Willink... "GOOD" I can focus on other things. Stay tuned 💪
Hello sir please tell me the shuttering material
I had a bunch of extra 7/16 OSB laying around. I figured there would be less material to make. I plan on trying out other methods in the future. Someday I'll have realistic aluminum ones!
building a model ranch house Good project, but takes a lot of time.
It does, but its all good!
Hey man. I've been conceptualizing doing this (and have done a bit of it, will dm photos if you want to see what I had going on) for over a decade. I'd love to hear more about your background in the construction trades and what inspired you to do this. I'm constantly on the search for people who are doing this kind of thing and am very excited to see what your plan is for interior finishes and how you plan to solve some of the hurdles and challenges that come with building on a small scale. I'd love to hear about your material selections, what scale you're building in (I use 1:8), I'm also very interested in your ground prep was, do you have drainage? What's the depth of your ground? Lots of questions but I'd be more than willing to nerd out and/or collab if you're interested! I'll be following this very closely
Dude, thats whats up! I'm down to chat! Why don't you email me at timberreimagined1@gmail.com and we can set something up...maybe a phone call or Skype or something?
OK, I think I will fold up shop! This is so cool with the bunk wood and straps. Every detail so meticulous! Very impressive!
Thank you and don't you dare! Hahaha I like what you are doing my friend. Not many people doing what we are doing, keep up the good work!
@@TimberReimagined I have several channels and this one, although small, is growing the fastest. So inprobably won't quit, but I will be watching you for ideas and learn more! Thanks so much!
Sounds good man! Please feel free to ask any questions. I dont know everything but that's how you learn!
Dachte die Musik vom vorherigen Teil geht hier weiter? Echt schade!!!
I am not understanding. The previous part of what exactly?
and yet somehow it's still 2000/month for rent... great work
Right! 🤣 Thank you!
Why?
What is your question?
Love it. Miss framing and always thought a miniature would be real fun
Thank you. It is fun and challenging for sure. I miss framing too...this is my building (and creative) outlet now!
Veneer sheathing?
OSB! ripped 3"x6" x 1/8" pieces out of Advantech 3/4" sub floor sheathing.
I believe some hobby stores might still supply the materials I’d check with HOBBY LOBBY. !
Oh no doubt. I work for a lumber company and have access to discounted wood. I'd rather make it myself and make what I need. Part of the fun is being creative with how this all comes together!
When I was in high school drafting class used to build model houses senior year I’m guessing it ended late 60’s - early 70’s
I would love to be able to provide this type of education for schools. I participate in work force development with school age kids and love it. I think this is a fantastic introduction into building. Its very challenging to!
@@TimberReimagined Here’s another piece of trivia: I worked at Hoover high school (as on site mechanical engineer) Glendale California I Back in the 30,40’s they used to have a shop course in airplane mechanics in it’s separate building
@@TimberReimagined To my knowledge Glendale High School has only one shop class now ; General Construction Knowledges That covers these trades : carpentry, Electrical,Plumbing, Drywall. And painting Great program (the only one available for the entire School District) I believe only one Auto repair Class also That’s at Hoover high school Glendale California
@@johnsichler6112 very cool! That stuff needs to come back!
@@TimberReimagined I agree When I was in high school There too many Electives too choose from I graduated 1978 Got a job as a maintenance 2 , assigned to a high school running boilers/Chillers Doing basic repairs I was shocked to find out NO TRADE CLASSES NO REAL HOME ECONOMICS ONLY OPTION: College, military, ???
I just want to say, it is so Amazing. This is what i wanted to do. Keep up the great work.
Thank you and I absolutely will! This is only the beginning!
Only house I’ll ever be able to buy. 😅
No kidding! 😁
Funny thing they used to build model houses in high school My school probably ended early 70’ s Sad Now IT’s college or Prison only choices
That’s sick
Appreciate that! Thank you!
Damn that guy is huge
It's a good size. Its like 2'-6" x 2'-8"...they will get bigger and more complex. Just getting my feet wet on this one haha
I would love this kit for my kids ! Where can i get one?
They do sell model house kits where you build them with stick framing like this. I had made everything for this project. In the future I will sell kits, but right now is not the right time. Hope that helps!
I will check them out. Thanks
I want to buy that mini house kit
I do down the road want to sell kits! This one is not a kit though, I created everything from scratch!
this is sooo sick. so glad it popped up in recommended watching. cant wait!
Awsome! Glad to hear you liked it! This has been my favorite video of the series so far 👍🏻
So cool. I’ve always wanted to do this. Where did you get the lumber? Can you buy it at hobby shops or did you have to cut it and create it all?
I have hand made everything!
Very nice..!! I forgot to ask last time.. Are you building to scale.?? I assume so. Judging by size, I’m guessing 1:12..?? Also, are you cutting/preparing all of your materials yourself.? Or buying precut.? Seems like I remember your saying something about making the the Advantech sub-floor. Thanks..!
Yes I am building to scale! 3/4" = 1'. Honestly, I dont know what ratio that is lol. Yes, everything is handmade by me up to this point and will continue to be. In the future I would like someone else to make everything because it takes alot of time and I'd rather build. That will come in time!
Good to know.! So, that would be 1:16 scale. Thanks for the response. Subbed…I’ll be watching for your content..
Thank you! 🙂
Hey TR.. Thanks for doing some narration. It’s always more interesting when viewers can see and understand what you’re thinking as well as what you’re doing. I have been building models for a while, although not house models. I’m currently planning several model houses and gathering materials. I hope to get started RSN (Real Soon Now). I’ve watched several builds here trying to avoid mistakes that would prove costly in time as well as money. It’s interesting to see how others approach different parts of the builds. Lots of different ideas…. Couple of questions… Are you building a staircase into the basement? Will you have ‘access’ to interior rooms? Are you planning interior finish (walls, ceilings, floors, plaster, paint, tile, hardwood, etc.)?? Given any thought to electrical- maybe LED lighting? What about exterior finish like landscaping?? Anyway, thanks for doing this.!! I’m learning on the backs of those who went before me. 🤔
I first want to start off by saying that I'm making all this up as I go. Now, I work in the construction industry, and have experience building houses...but as far as this craft goes...I'm making it up! The premise of this channel is to build model houses while mimicking the real world process of building a home. This very first house...is an experiment. This first house is taking the idea from within and bringing it into existence. Not only am I interested in making the actual model houses, I have fallen in love with the whole youtube creative process. I am really searching for the opportunity to create something unique, that people will gain or learn something from, and have the ability to caltivate something i have a passion for. Now, to answer some of your questions... Again, this first house is to get a feel for what works...and what doesn't. I have learned sooo much from the process so far. This first house will be all about BUILDING the structure and finishing the outside. I, for this project, will not be finishing anything inside. The direction is to do all that in time while keeping the essence of building a home. That includes LED lights as well. My next project will include way MORE of the process from start to finish. Starting with planning, estimating material, making the material...all that. The original idea I had of the channel has changed since the inception. And it will continue to change based on feel and what the community wants. Because to be honest, I'm not sure what all that looks like right now. I am always open to new ideas and feed back. I certainly don't know everything! I'm always available to help as much as I can so please, any questions you or anyone else has, please reach out!
I also want to mention, I have 3 young kids and a lot going on...and right now this channel isn't the priority. And thats not a bad thing!...
Thanks again.! I understand now what you’re doing, and why. As I mentioned, I’ve been building models for awhile. Mostly large, wooden sailing ships and dioramas. This is a new direction for me. And yes, children and family ALWAYS come first. I appreciate that you think so as well.!! Thanks again for the response.!
Thank you for reaching out!
That was so cool to watch. People should be aware of how a home is built and where the hidden expenses are. I think the wall sheeting is going to be hard when you fit your hands in the small areas.
Thank you! Good point on the hidden costs. The wall sheathing will be interesting for sure. Making everything straight, cutting windows and doors out...yup! Alot harder to do on this scale.
Amazing video, it’s so great to see the vision really coming together. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks man!
Where is the inside corner sheet rock backing lol
It all got put in after the fact lol.
Where do you get the building supplies? They look very realistic down to the treated plates. Well done!
I have hand made everything up to this point. Yes sir, that's treated wood! All the framing lumber was ripped out of 1x pine. And the sheathing is Advantech sheathing. I was able to rip 3 sheets out of a chuck of it! Took a while to do so as well haha.
I saw the foundation's mistakes as i watched the pouring video. I wil not be making the same mistakes when i start my peoject. But this is the best part of the series. Where we get to learn thanks to your experience. Thank you , cant wait for more.
Hey, that means alot, thank you! I hope to inspire people to go after the things they want. I have a full life and don't have alot of time for this but thats not going to stop me. Its all part of the journey. I have experience building houses but I'm just starting this hobby, feel free to reach out and maybe we can learn together! If you are going to share your work please share with me!
@@TimberReimagined it's hard to translate big construction into tiny construction. I will be sharing soon I get the chance. Thank you! I've been thinking about a slate roof so that's going to be interesting 💪👍
It is hard...but that's the part I really enjoy. Using creativity to get a close as possible. A slate roof....yup, that will be challenging! I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with!
Ooh… slate roof. YES.! Will be challenging though. I’m planning a tile roof on a ‘southwestern’ build. Thinking about Adobe as well.. I haven’t decided yet…???
Great videos!
Thank you! I'm glad you like them!
What mix do you use? Is this normal concrete or something different?
I used Cement All. I didn't want to mess with any aggregates as the scale is small enough. The set time was way to quick. I will use Cement All for the front porch and garage slab but ill be using something else for the next house.
@@TimberReimagined very helpful, thank you and keep up the good work
@@MM-24 will do!
71 still doing the real thing won't be long before this is all I can do
Well, God bless you! I use to be out there doing it myself...I miss it deeply! I have a young family and not willing to give up the gig I have now...an old timer told me I should go and estimate...I listened to him (also wanted to learn that side of it) Much easier on the family!
I guess I didn’t realize how many steps were in the foundational part of a home. This is so cool.
There is alot to building a house! I aiming on capturing as much as I can!
So awesome!!
Hey, thank you! 😁
Or you could try dating.
I have a wife and 3 kids... 🤣
You know your doing it right when you start to have trolls 😂😂😂
@@TimberReimagined I figured- you have a wedding ring on. I’m just hackin on ya. Great work- and way more patience than I have, by far.
@@JJ0n3z all good! And thank you. I don't get alot of time to work on it. So right now, the output is what it is. My patience has come far! Haha
@@Teabone23I think its funny, I know where they are coming from 🙂
Wow even the stenciling on the OSB!
Absolutely! I'm trying to mimic everything as much as I possibly can. Someday I'll have the actual Advantech and zip system prints on the sheets I make. Thats what I'm going after...making it as close to the real thing as much as possible!
@@TimberReimagined absolutely amazing. Very impressive! Guess I better subscribe to watch for updates.
Thank you! That's what this channel is going to be about, building these houses! Appreciate it!
About accurate to a real house. Flimsy sticks jammed together with thin metal. Now just slap a cover over the sticks to make it look like it was built with real materials lol.
Hahaha I get that! I'm striving to make it look as real as I can!
Lol!!
Hi, I just wonder where did you get the floor sheathing? Or you cut by yourself? Thanks
I cut it all out of Advantech floor sheathing. I really wanted to keep that OSB look. I made custom stamps and stamped each and every one. I did the same for the wall and roof sheathing and painted them the red and green colors associated with Zip system. I would like someday to be able to use their designs on the material I make...do you think they'd be down for that? 🙂
@@TimberReimagined If they are interesting
Wonder how much the nail gun and compressor costs.
In today's market...more then they should. 😁