Looks great.. but I keep looking at the fantastic property we were getting glimpses of. LOVE IT. Folks that have never lived out in solitude just don't understand how nice it is with no Starbucks around. 👍
Thanks! It’s eldorado stone. A stacked stone veneer product. Color was called chapel hill. I also used it on a fire pit build video here. th-cam.com/video/atXIG45Gbo8/w-d-xo.html
The advice you gave me for making the cut worked like a charm, 5 degree angle and 45 degree miter, what’s the name of that part of the column? I hate to bother you.
Great job, thanks for the tips! Can you tell me what base you mixed the stain with? I didn’t realize I needed more info until I went to pick up the stain today and was told by the guys at Lowe’s I had more decisions I had to make! 😄
Thank you! It’s a sherwin Williams product. Canyon brown is the color. www.sherwin-williams.com/painting-contractors/products/superdeck-exterior-oilbased-transparent-stain
I used a compound miter saw. Set the blade to 5 degrees / then cut the 45 degree angle. Took a couple practice cuts on some scrap first to make sure it lined up ok.
@@JohnsonFamilyFarmstead Just to make sure I got it, you set the bevel cut to 5 degrees and then set the miter to 45 which when the wood is set in place the inside is setting higher than the outer portion. Thanks for the prompt response.
I ordered them from the internet. There is a left and right bracket. www.strongtie.com/boltedcolumncaps_columncaps/eccl-ccc-cct_productgroup_wcc/p/eccl.ccc.cct. I also painted them bronze to blend in better with the stain.
Thanks for that. Sourcing some of the items I need for my covered deck build has been a pain. Especially on the lumber side. Finding quality boards and sourcing the glulams are difficult.
I used a compound miter saw and set the blade to 5 degrees / then cut the 45 degree angle. When you put them together they will have a slight pitch to them. Hope that helps.
How did you get the base caps beveled to the 5 degrees? I’m looking to fix my own with this feature due to rot but unsure of how to go about it. Thanks
Johnson Family Farmstead thanks for the tip! It took me a couple tries to get the right angle for the columns I was working on, 6 degrees ended up being just right for the ones I was replacing.
Looks great.. but I keep looking at the fantastic property we were getting glimpses of.
LOVE IT. Folks that have never lived out in solitude just don't understand how nice it is with no Starbucks around. 👍
Thank you 😊 we love it here.
Looks great. I see so many people that think there good at this and there morons. At least you show that a home guy can make it good.
Stain colour looks beautiful mate! Thanks alot for sharing. Very helpful.
What is the stain color
Beautiful job!
Thank you!
Looks good. Mitres were an ambitious choice outdoors, I wonder if they held shut. You can do what D Brown said and burnish them. They look nice...
I bought a miter saw to trim around some 4x's and realized it's much harder than I thought. Gaps. Gaps everywhere...
Wood filler
Looks beautiful! Make a video of u cutting,etc... How u did it. Ty
Great Job I'm getting ready to do my columns right now.
Thank you! Hope yours come out good as well!
The wood work looks great I was interested in what you used for the stone wraps on the bottom of your column
Thanks! It’s eldorado stone. A stacked stone veneer product. Color was called chapel hill. I also used it on a fire pit build video here.
th-cam.com/video/atXIG45Gbo8/w-d-xo.html
I was one of the first to ever subscribe to the channel!!!
We remember! Exciting 🤩😁
Looks good 👍
Do your best and caulk the rest. Looks good man
looks good brother
shaun philbin Thank you 😊 it was a fun build.
The advice you gave me for making the cut worked like a charm, 5 degree angle and 45 degree miter, what’s the name of that part of the column? I hate to bother you.
You know I’m not really sure what that part is called! 😂I’m glad that it worked out for you!
Great job, thanks for the tips! Can you tell me what base you mixed the stain with? I didn’t realize I needed more info until I went to pick up the stain today and was told by the guys at Lowe’s I had more decisions I had to make! 😄
Thank you! It’s a sherwin Williams product. Canyon brown is the color. www.sherwin-williams.com/painting-contractors/products/superdeck-exterior-oilbased-transparent-stain
Johnson Family Farmstead super, thanks so much!
How did you cut the bevel on the 2x10, I have to replace mines and I’m not sure on how to complete the task.
I used a compound miter saw. Set the blade to 5 degrees / then cut the 45 degree angle. Took a couple practice cuts on some scrap first to make sure it lined up ok.
@@JohnsonFamilyFarmstead Just to make sure I got it, you set the bevel cut to 5 degrees and then set the miter to 45 which when the wood is set in place the inside is setting higher than the outer portion. Thanks for the prompt response.
Yes, that’s how I did it. Sounds like you got it down. Best of luck on your project. Thanks for watching!
looks nice dude, hows it holding up?
Thanks! It’s holding up really well no separation at all, could use a coat of stain though.
So I looked at Sherwin williams and did you mean Banyon Brown? Did you seal them with anything afterwards?
Thanks
Canyon brown is the color of the stain that we used. No sealer just used the stain.
Yeah, I can only find Banyon Brown from Sherwin Williams
what type of wood and size is the post under the cedar boards? thanks looking to do the same to mine
The support post is a pressure treated 6x6.
Good job
Thank you!
Hi! I love the color you use to satin can you let me know the name please
Gelos Jaramillo Hi there, it’s canyon brown from sherwin Williams
Johnson Family Farmstead thanks I love it!!!!
What type of brackets did you use to tie your columns into the beams and where did you get them?
I ordered them from the internet. There is a left and right bracket. www.strongtie.com/boltedcolumncaps_columncaps/eccl-ccc-cct_productgroup_wcc/p/eccl.ccc.cct. I also painted them bronze to blend in better with the stain.
Thanks for that. Sourcing some of the items I need for my covered deck build has been a pain. Especially on the lumber side. Finding quality boards and sourcing the glulams are difficult.
How did you get to 5 degree bevel on the 2 x 10 base
I used a compound miter saw and set the blade to 5 degrees / then cut the 45 degree angle. When you put them together they will have a slight pitch to them. Hope that helps.
Can cedar be stained in white?
Hmm not sure haven’t done any research on that.
Getting ready to stain our new posts similar to yours.
What stain did you use?
Canyon brown from sherwin Williams.
How did you get the base caps beveled to the 5 degrees? I’m looking to fix my own with this feature due to rot but unsure of how to go about it. Thanks
I used a compound miter saw set to 5 degrees. Then cut the 45 angles when you put it together it has a little slope for any water to run off.
Johnson Family Farmstead thanks for the tip! It took me a couple tries to get the right angle for the columns I was working on, 6 degrees ended up being just right for the ones I was replacing.
Terrible! Absolutely atrocious! 🤢🤮 hahahaha just kidding that looks pretty darn good! 👍 well done sir
Thank you kindly