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Great job from Norway

Love to see you come back!

Was looking forward for this video from last year, sorry that you will not be doing it for a while, buy I glad I get yo see this one 😊

Excellent video. Going to try some repairs on my 300 year old English barn 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. Wish me luck 😊

Brian , I completely understand how all the work that goes into a utube channel doesn’t really pay off for you. Speaking for myself, I have gotten a lot out of your videos and you have taught me a lot and inspired me to tackle some timber frame projects of my own. I sincerely hope to see more videos from you in the future after you get caught up on your other work. Thanks for sharing your journey with us ! It has been a success in my book 👍 Much respect from me and many other viewers.

Thanks for all the videos Brian. We hope you feel up to making more once you have had a break. Here in the UK we will still have Kris Harbour Natural Building. If you have time to watch any TH-cam yourself he is building a barn using similar methods to yourself

Great build! I have always enjoyed watching your projects, especially your post and beam builds. I have always been perplexed why you haven’t gained a larger number of subscribers. Your video production and on air persona has gotten progressively better. I watch other channels certainly inferior to yours which somehow gained that magical traction. If we don’t see you again (hopefully not the case) thanks for sharing your skills with us!

Well firstly Brian I think all of your video]s were first class "I have watched everyone of them" and I thankyou. During the past 3-4 years I have watched dozens of video's of guys building sawmill sheds and without dought yours have been the most interesting ... I have learnt a lot. Thankyou for your entertaining descriptions of how you went about the construction of each project. I wish you well for the future. Jeff Elliott ... in Quebec. "via Australia"

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Started watching you when you were milling that giant pile of trees in your first shed. I had just got a LT 15 in enjoyed watching and learned some stuff about Milling lumber. I have watched all of your projects and have enjoyed them all, especially the barn. Good job on the saw shed, hope to see some updates in the future.

Enjoyed the talent thanks

Take a break and I really hope you return! That roof looks great and the structure is certainly robust enough to brush off the next fallen tree. Thank you for all the time you have put into your channel. I would be willing to make a donation to help monetize your TH-cam journey and I'm sure others would, too! Keep building!

You've done amazing so far Sir 😮😅❤

I have enjoyed your videos, hopefully there may be updates good luck to you.

O cmon please make some more. But if not Goodluck thanks

That’s looking awesome. I’m sure you could of completed this if you hadn’t been recording. Hopefully we’ll see you back.

Good progress on the saw shack!

Well, finally, you are agreeing with the rest of us that your work is tremendous. It is beautiful it is solid there’s nothing going to knock this saw building down. I think this is the first time I have heard you say that about your work. You’re usually don’t comment on your own work. But I’m glad you realize what a tremendous job you have done. Maybe you can pat yourself on the back several times for the building of the barn, and the building of the house and the building of the garage. For they are all a tremendous work of art. Thank you Brian. God bless stay safe.✌️🇨🇦

Great Video. These timbers look heavy! I am courious however about your saw. How deep is that main beam that the saw head thingie rides on? Looks like a 4 by 8 steel tube. You would think that the saw wiggles back and forth. Just courious about how they kept the head stable.

Wow!!! Skills!!! I'm impressed... Thank you for posting! I'll be watchin' ya'.

Excellent joinery Sir 😊😮❤

Awesome project. Greetings from Finland.

Awesome! You are an inspiration. I'm in Seacoast NH and will continue to keep tabs on your progress.

Great video, thanks Brian. We love to watch your skills

Super video Lovett make more

I enjoy your videos but have a question about planing the side of the beam with the power planer... What does the power planer accomplish that the sawmill wouldn't do better?

That was a great video. I assume you dont use plans to make this structure? You must have them memorized. Nicely done

As usual brian .. another great video, you are a true tradesman, I really look forward to and enjoy your video's .. thankyou.

Great Start 👍

What kind of tree was that , I watching the video but don't know what kind it is yet , maybe I say later , ash ?

when making flooring the final cut on the shaper must always and I do mean always cut up against an outside fence. this means the fence is away from the cutter. Two , three, four inches or what ever you set it for. Using an outside fence guarantees the board widths will be perfectly consistent. Cutting against the fence next to the cutter and relying on how well the board was ripped will certainly introduce gaps and uncertainties in the width of the boards. I use an outside fence mounted to an Incra LS positioner that is adjustable in thousands of an inch. Just my two cents but bravo for making your own flooring.

Enjoyed the vid. i am building a cabin with eastern hemlocks know thats hard work debarking. Great job. Subscribed

My father bought a used mixer about 67 years ago. Last year my son, my friend & I poured about 2 1/2 yards with it for a patio and steps. Here is a tip: pick up the gravel with you tractor and set it to the same level as the mixer. Then you only need to shovel laterally, saving a lot of bending and lifting! I'll be watching the mill building rise up.

Once again great work ! Greetings from Finland.

Welcome back man I miss your videos. Finally some useful content that i like, note some( homesteaders nonsense ).

As usual, this is a great video. I will have to study the way you did it and try it myself. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us all.

A lot of hard work, but a good foundation is worth the effort! The horse barn is getting a nice patina.

You got a good start 👍

very nice

Kudos to the guy who built the forms and such. Nice job

Good morning Brian. I have never poured cement before or had anything to do with cement being poured, but is cement always that liquidy? I can’t wait until you get the sawmill going and start cutting some beams etc. to put your garage together. Stay safe God bless. 🇨🇦✌️

I might have missed it in the video, but how is the lower end of the jin pole anchored to the floor?

keep the videos coming.

You certainly got a lot of work done there. Looking forward to seeing the new sawmill shed, it seems a long time since the tree destroyed the old one.

Looking forward to this ...

Boonville, Ny woodsmen field days Aug 16-18 will you be there ? Hot work 🥵

I am glad you’re cutting all those trees back from where are you are going to be building the new sawmill shed I remember what happened to your first sawmill shed in this general location I think there is one more tree there with a dead top and maybe should come down But I’ll leave that up to you. I have enjoyed the last three videos you put out. Keep up the good work. I’m glad to see you’re back. God bless stay safe.🇨🇦✌️

Looks good hope it works for ya

When I watch this it makes me cringe how Americans build. In Europe this is a shed base.

Thanks Brian