How To Build A CANVAS CABIN pt 2
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My father, was totally incredible every time he repaired something he took the time to show me how to do it. If he had to call the repairman to come to the house, he watched everything therepair man did. He never paid for the same job Twice My father was a quick learner, my father has been gone for 10 years he is definitely missed. Thanks Papi.
Yup. Mine too.
Love you dad..
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Reminds of my Dad too. Except I wasn't interested enough to pay close attention.
That's a good parent (moms and dads both should do this!)
I'm really enjoying the longer video format that made you successful to begin with. I've learned so much about carpentry, forestry, and mechanics along with lots more from you and I thank you for continuing to share your knowledge.
Cody slowly became the dad so many of us didn’t have, mama needs child support bro
Don't call your father by his first name it's not respectful
@@wyattholden6295 ur so right! Honor thy mother and thy father
Mine died last year. While there are many things this man won't be able to teach me that my dad would've, and far more experiences that I no longer have opportunity for, he makes for a fine substitute.
@@wyattholden6295 Tell us you don't have a relationship with your father without telling us you don't have a relationship with your father.
This was a great video to show folks how one man can do so much using their head! Ive had to do so much on my own that I felt everything here
New wood stove, nice. I heat my ship here in the city with one.
I admire your sharp building skills and diligent work ethic.
You've hit the nail on the head by suggesting that more people should stop looking for a "magic bullet" in pill form. Simple hard work gets the job done. It not only accomplishes the task at hand, but keeps one in tip-top condition as well. Go figure!
I will be building a deck for my canvas wall tent this fall. These videos are motivating to watch, thanks.
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Have you watched Bushradical’s cabin builds? He has a great idea for supporting for joist. After building the frame, he installs a ledger under the frame perpendicular to the joist which gives the joist a place to sit on while installing and also provide additional support for the joist.
Your project is coming along nicely. I especially like the idea of using the strap to pull together the joists, makes for an easier job.
Your comments about MANHOOD is 100 million % spot on!!! This country needs more REAL MEN !!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 we have as a country that used to be proud of our flag and men have lost our way. Thank you brother for reminding us what we need to do.
America isn’t a country to be proud of anymore.
@@clarus. the answer to this comment and clear solution is simple. If you cannot have pride in your country even at its worst moments such as in what she is in now because of the current administration and the climate it created then you clearly have never loved this beautiful country of ours. This is the ABSOLUTE time to be proud of America because it’s people are finally fighting back instead of being made to feel like criminals because we LOVE our flag, country, police and true soldiers. Our pride even at the worst of times is what will bring victory and honor BACK to America! Oh it’s still there…it’s just under attack and we are simply choosing the correct moment to unleash the true power of the people and take back what rightfully belongs to us…PROUD AMERICANS 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. As for people who don’t love America..well the southern and northern borders have doors that swing BOTH WAYS. Go try your luck in a country without a constitution. 🇺🇸just sayin 🤷🏽♂️
the speed square tip while using the circ saw is awesome. thanks
You my good man really are quite the craftsman😊
Nuggets of Gold here! Need a WranglerStar life advice pocket book ❤
You have inspired me to go back to the old ways and find a canvas tent. Hopefully the others in my tribe will take me up on 4 season camping now. Thank you.
When you find a tent, don't forget to invest in some heavy duty tarp. Like trucks have. One single tarp sheet will double your tent life.
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Good idea. Perhaps a waxed canvas of some fashion. Thank you for the advice.
Your the dad i wish i had thanks for being a good role model it really means a lot to me when ever i feel lost as a guy i look at your videos for more manly wisdom
This reminds me of 🎶work so hard to build little house together🎶
I liked the speed square as fence tip 👍 now I'll have the straightest cuts on the farm!
Thank you for being so clear and concise. This makes your projects seem so much more doable to the novice. Enjoy your vids.
Looking awesome, Cody. Also a good reminder to get out and better ourselves nestled in the middle. Thanks for doing what you do, good sir. 🙏🏻
"Bob the Barefoot Builder" Hahaha excellent!
Great tips. Thank you for sharing.
I really (really) love these kind of videos, following Cody along on these builds is just awesome. Something to learn from him every time!
I love this build series. Floor is strong enough for square dancing and all the wood you want to store.
Homeless veteran here. This is a game changer for me. I cant wait until i have enough to get some acreage somewhere.
Lots of great tips and tricks in this video that I wish I had known before I built some of the things I've built. It sure would have made life easier knowing them, but the good news is I know them now for future projects. This cabin build project is one of the best of yours in awhile.
PROhO Tip - Wear some shoes when doing construction work.
Yep, can vouch for this. I got a badly broken big toe when I momentarily helped a neighbour with a lift once. My toe now looks horrid and deformed and the toenail is forever ingrown and requiring attention... That happened 25 years ago....🙄
It's sad people have to come to the internet to learn how to be a man these days... I enjoy watching this content as it reminds me of being taught this in my childhood, plus it's a good refresher. God bless you and yours. Keep up the great work!
I'm with you on the no-shoe bandwagon, it isn't always easy or comfortable, but I love it
A guy in a cabinet shop I used to work at wore his "Steel Toed Flip Flops" every day, since he couldn't be barefoot (he tried but was getting too many splinters in his feet). He said if Jesus could wear sandals so could he haha
Corner brackets, ahhhhh, boy do I feel better now, thanks!!! I thought I was a goner for a minute there.
It's funny watching you build that considering I first found you when you were building that amazing cabin. You've learned the same lesson that was hard for me to learn. That everything doesn't have to be so perfect. Especially if it's temporary.
I like the big square. I use a smaller one, but the bigger one seems to be more versatile. Good work there.
What a great project. Looking forward to the rest.
Enjoying the educational content, God Bless and keep up the great work.
Another pro-tip: whenever possible, cut from the side of the board that allows the wide side of the circular saw to rest on the largest piece of the wood you're cutting 👍
Also, measure your spacing for your blocking at the rim joist so your spaces are consistent and the joists don't end up crooked 👍
this is the type of content i miss with this channel. jsut a normal person doing fun things like buiding, kits, preparing ye all that..., last year have been packed with nothing like that atall here. i hope you find the way back to it because this is exactly why i subed many years ago:P
I really just like to watch you work, man. I am glad you are having fun.
I'm currently building a 8x24 wood shed using a similar style. I found putting a ratchet strap around the two frame boards gave me enough pinch to wedge the joists in and keep them in place while nailing in the hangers. I could get about 4 to 5 joists in before having to move the ratchet strap.
Great tip using the temporary cleats on top of the joist 👍
Fantastic. Top notch material highly useful skills and at no cost. WranglerStar what a guy
Very nice.
Years ago I built many floors like that in various regular daily use buildings around the property, simply because I had access to lots of old random wood like that. Cheaper and faster than cement, and, you could easily move the building if you truly needed to w/o a slab full of wire and plumbing left behind.😉👍
The part a 9:15 is a short waiting to happen, best advice ever, once I started doing this my projects got more enjoyable because I didn’t need to clean and organize before I started a new project
This guys a nut with his ideas
I'm not angry lol. If you put some of your drop lumber from the concrete block to below your joist it will carry the load. Nails and screws are made to hold pieces together not necessarily to carry the load. I'm 60 and that's how my father and grandfather taught me. Them old guys were smart. Now I'm the grandpa lol.
Yay! Seems like your getting back to your old style of videos of fun projects great content love from Australia 🇦🇺
Not nit-picking, just offering an idea, but there is no need to screw on/off the dead man block for every joist when you're using hangers, just layout all your hangers first and nail up one side. Then you can just set your joist into the hanger and there is no need for a dead man block.
This is really good stuff! it makes me want to drive some nails!
As much as i enjoy the livestream, i learn things from videos like this. Thank you.
I'm just looking at that clean work site, no rocks or sticks on the ground. Mrs. W works hard picking everything up to keep you safe....lol
I slowly moved to “retractable ratchet straps” for general use and it’s made the clean up on move days in the camper a breeze!
I have heard you say it before today Cody, & it has made my workspace immaculate! 🦾
We normally put the joist hangers on when we have the lumber on the sawhorse. You can do your layout and attach the hangers standing up. This also eliminates the need for the little blocks. This also saves time. Joists are normally 16" on center. On a project like this getting it done is what counts. These are only pointers from a grey-haired old man lol.
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I would say all I have to comment is. I saw when you’re setting your depth on your saw you had your finger close to the trigger. That’s all thank you for the video.
This man may not have a PhD in what he does, but he is an absolute genius in outdoorsmanship.
Love this series! I'm learning a lot. I may use this to build a shop!
Hey since items temporarily, could u just do plywood screwed to pallets??
just in time video im building trerehouse and tips from this video will save my elbows!!!
You better chain this one down cody so nobody steals it like the last one.
Such a cool series, looking forward to the next video!
I’m really enjoying this long form project 👍🏻👍🏻
As someone who's done this before, nicely done! 🇺🇸
Impress yourself by installing your joist hangers on your rim BEFORE installing your rim. Then you can skip the time-consuming steps added in using blocks on each joist and measuring each joist placement. Easily earn back an hour of time and minimize errors!
Also ... make a stop block to cut all your joists (and blocking) at exactly the same length, and cut them all at once. Good call Cody on the ratchet strap... I remember when I first saw one of my teachers do that it was an eye opener. You should also use ratchet straps to pull your end joists to your target length so your blocking can all be standardized. Use one strap for every row of blocking.
Put screws in the ends of your little holding blocks on top. Instead of fiddling with a strap, pin one side in place then use the screw on the other end and your claw hammer to pull the bow tight into the joist. I'm a carpenter by trade, if my super saw me getting our a strap to straighten that board he'd load my boxes in the truck for me to send me to the house
Goes shoeless in order to be more grounded yet puts a house floor under his tent
This feels like the old Wranglerstar videos that I miss sooo much! Thank the good lord he’s back
I climbed and cut two trees by myself today. Felt good. But I wore boots. It's an East Coast thing.
Love the carpentry videos! Keep ‘em coming!
love it, question though. why not put a support in the center ? still amazing work cant wait to see it finished
There is magic in movement!
In UK we call the joist stiffeners noggins and we offset them like you did so we can screw in to the ends, better than angling them down of course
Feels like a while since you've done something like this that made me subscribe in the first place
9:20 that's exactly how I am with extensions cords. I hate seeing them in a pile on the floor and I'm glad I got like that eventually
Dude is badass. I’d work for you in a heartbeat.
Yes sir cody every tool has its place when your done with your tools if there full of grease or oil you clean them you dont have to go crazy little break cleaner on rag wipe them off put your tools back in there spot you will always know where they are and you wont loose things tools are an investment keep your stuff clean and organized and they will treat you well for a lifetime
Cody, you really need to pick up a Milwaukee fuel "surge" impact driver. It's so smooth and much quieter and won't damage your ears
Miss your daily convos. Get that floor down and put that tent up.
Great job. Great advice. Thankyou for keeping God in everything we do.
Im so proud of you brother ❤️ you come across as a smart man not Arrogant or cocky in any way. Keep up the good work.
Great work, Thanks for what you do
Ty Cody. Great clip. Ty.
Just curious it looked like you toe-nailed the blocking instead of coming through mother side of joists. Is there an advantage of doing that?
Definitely going to be doing this
"Do less sooner rather than more later" or "take the time it takes so it takes less time" and "slow and right beats fast and wrong" are good principles to live by.
Your rim joist needs to be doubled on each side. + add 2 piers
You should set up a canvas cabin and brush it with fiberglass resin to see if it works as a permanent tent
Watching you makes my heart pump joy!
Stay grounded, friend!🙏✌️❤️💪
8:58 it’s almost funny how simple the solutions are still so little people will follow this advice
I just wanted to let you know that I dig your videos, and your ideals ( ones you share of course). Obviously there's some grains of salt to take with people online. But just wanted to give positive feedback to you. Keep up the good fight.
Edit: also I've been watching and studying a lot of builds done for self sufficient living off grid and such. My plan down the line is building a yurt. I have a decent idea to build one that should be cheap and easy. Hopefully...
Love all the videos, I was wondering are you going to do anything with insulation for the floor ? Or just keep it open ? Might help keep it warmer on the winter .
Loving these build videos Cody!
Looks great 👍.
I know this is temporary but using screws for hanging joist is generally a bad idea considering the screw isnt going to allow any give when the wood swells and contracts as the weather changes .
And yes iv been a union carpenter for 8 years now
I was thinking about commenting about that too but I think he is thinking about that he's going to taking it apart. Although I don't know if he knows that he's not supposed to use screws.
A union carpenter should know these screws are made for hangers, the are specifically engineered for this application,
@@wranglerstar yes i understand they are rated for higher sheer strength. That wasnt the issue i expressed.
He's union, no further comment
@@carlzirk you must hate fair pay
great video thank you. dont wait just do it now.
Great build my friend :-)
Very good
Looks great!
Great life advice! I'm praying for you and your family.
😂😂 yan YOu00
Another way to check square when you are done is to pull a tape corner to corner across the deck. The measurement should be the same.
I'm wondering if putting a little intentional slope towards the porch could be helpful in case of leaks and spills yet not be enough to be noticeable.
Double up the 2-by that the joist are hanging on... there's a lot of weight on those two pieces of lumber...
Or support underneath with bricks
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