Cabin in the Woods 42: Installing Rock Solid Railing Posts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode of Cabin in the Woods, we start installing our railing posts for the second story railing. I show you how we made our posts as rock solid as possible. Using a 6x6 post with timberlock fasteners is a great combination for rigidity and just wait to see the entire railing done! It will look awesome!
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With Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan, I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Dude ur level of perfection and care for craftsman is A1..
you managed to capture the moments every man wants to live... watching someone else work over their shoulder without making eye contact with them.
Love the attention to detail you guys have...and also loved your enthusiasm about reeturning Amazon items to Kohl's LOL
Greg's face when you said you needed a circ saw 🤣🤣🤣 I get that all week with my guys
I'm loving the interior videos.
VERY GOOD . ON A SUNNY DAY? WHILE VERY COLD OUT, THE HOMEOWNERS MY NOT EVEN HAVE TO TURN ON THE HEAT , UNTIL THEY LOOS SUNLIGHT, GREAT OPEN SPACE! AND THE HEAT IS ATTRACTED TO THE DARK FLOOR , IT WILL ATTRACT THE SUNLIGHT VERY WELL! PLANS WERE WELL LOOKED OVER! AND CHECKED TROUGH OUT, Good Job.
I absolutely love the precision in the work that is going on. It's inspiring to do this in my work as a standard. The hard thing is to make a price for the customer that is competative, but enough so you can afford all this.
Somebody recommended you guys from our channel. Now I’m ready to build a cabin. Can’t wait to catch up on the build.
Thank you guys, I truly enjoyed watching your channel and the great work you accomplished.
Yeah, my wife came home a few weeks ago just as pumped as you about the Amazon return and the gift card!!
Greg is the Best. Just wants to work, but says some very funny shit just enough! Better give the man a raise!
Looks amazing. Excited to see quality and a commitment to it. Somthing that is lost today.
"If it looks straight, it is straight."
-Jimmy Diresta 🇺🇲
Greg just wanted to thank you for the excellent videos throughout the last year eagerly looking forward to each of your builds. I’m 73 no builder in any way but I just love your attention to detail. Happy New Year to you all. Manchester UK.
I must say I like the pencil slide holder on your hat
Awesome work
Happy new year
This makes Me want to do my job even better. Good inspiration and motivation for me.
good quality and well made
Good to see you rocking those kneepads
I felt the same way the first time i returned my Amazon. Then i used the 25% off, got home and said $hit i just spent more money on crap i didnt need. O well it is nice! Thanks for the great vidios!
You guys are pros - you do good work.
Was that a sponsored plug for Amazon kohl’s returns? I do that too, but you were so detailed as to the benefits… 🤣
I asked myself the same thing. It sounded contrived.
the thing everyone forgets to mention when talking about khols returns is the coupon is only for off-brand merchandise. so you'll end up at the counter and only 1 of the 5 items you spent 30-45min rounding up get the 25% off.
No I guarantee that he explained so well because he feels Greg doesn’t get it, he always goes into detail explaining to Greg , BUT Greg just don’t give a fk about anything, if he did , he’s be building his own sheds by now tbh
When we got that feature is was amazing. I asked the first week what weird stuff they had seen. She was perplexed by some vent fans I was returning. She said they received a set of tires and a toilet! Lol
Like Amazon needs advertising. 😂 I for one welcome our Bezos OverLord.
Guys your doing a great finishing job 👍
Weird shaped garage though. Well done guys! 👍😁
I would also bolt those post!! You guys do good work!
I find it hilarious you mention the amazon return. I just did that last week for the first time. My mind was blown, easy return and a coupon! Bought a nice shirt with it.
Another Kyle & Greg great job.
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Subscribed, I was watching your 2 year old videos on pole barn buildings from start to finish. Awesome detailed work, I really like that you explained the reasoning behind your methods but I was wanting something more residential...sure enough I look at your latest videos and I found my fix. I'm up in Michigan, looking to erect my families dream house as post frame. Having a hard time figuring out the counties codes on residential pole barn buildings
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A job well done !
Awesome work guys! Digging the 8Eighty shirt
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Kyle, it really shows you like couching your collaborators. It will be positive to see Greg doing some of the math once in a while. Great show, always. Pros and cons of using a post level to have them plumb on both sids at once?
Woww! this barn is the poshest build ever in this channel great job as always Happy New Year!! 👍👍
Awesome!! The Beatles of framing inside and out!!! Happy New Year guys!!!
fantastic work guys...
I find it easier to level what the post is screwing to (double LVL'S) and see how far it is off. I relay that difference to the post and cut them with a skill saw. No shims, will glue much stronger and right the first time. Project is looking good!
happy new year from the netherlands
Great video as always! Happy New Year!
You do great work!
Hey! He finally bought some knee pads!!
That amazon conversation was gold! Keep these types of conversations in the videos, it really tells your story well.
The work you guys do is simply Amazing!!! Happy New Year!!!
Thanx for the vid !! Great job. Wishing you all the best in 2021 !!
This guy is amazing the things he can build I've learned some someone pretty much the best my father he does finish work where his clients some of the richest in the world talk show host not going to say a name but she's definitely the richest talk show host but close to one of the richest people a lot of WWE superstars oil Traders I like doing finish work but All Around Talent this guy is unbelievable I don't think I could hold his tool belt he's building a garage meanwhile it's nicer than most people's houses just amazing work
Greg needs his own pair of reds!! :D
He has them somewhere
Hi Kyle ! I really am starting to like those Keen “Cincinnati” work boots!
I wear the San Jose ones but winter time they were not warm enough!
I found the new ones I got (U wear Greg prefers tennis shoes) took bout two weeks break in! Not the foot bed they came with is dead nuts on!
Let me say this to Greg; Kyle? I fell last Sept off of some scaffolding that collapsed (improper assembly) 15’ in the air full bags and 61 yrs old!
I caught my foot on the edge of the cement shattering it in 6 places!
I got up and finished the job?
Then drove my self to the ER.
Doctor said if I had tennis shoes on I would of had to have surgery ? The boot and surrounding leather supported my ankle enough thus preventing a compound fracture !
As an officer for 30 years we were required to wear boots with a steel shank? While searching an abandoned building for a suspect I stepped on a trap sending a rusty 3” piece of metal thru my boot into the steel shank never touching my foot?
I seen guys who wore cheap boots and then when allowed a hiking boot style tennis shoe have their tendon snap while pulling on their shoe ?
The department foot doctor we were sent to told them improper foot wear for the job might feel good however over time (my age) you will literally be hobbling from arthritis ?
I am 62 still carrying bags, building cabinets, doing trim , making money!
Cause I love it and I can still do it because I took care of my body!
Especially my feet & hands!
I hv broke my back, every finger, hernia operation , foot, all my toes, shattered my right hand (pinned while healing) reconstructed right wrist, and I forgot about broken ribs ect.,.
Only two of those were while doing carpenter work! The rest were as a police officer in a tad bit of a rough area?
Greg you better take care of your feet/ankles brother! Wear good boots even the Keen line has good light hiking boot styles I wear in the summer!
Tennis shoes off the shelf meant for kicking around on the weekend or a run?
Mark my words my friend when my age you will be crippled up bad!
So cool great work!!!
Okay I should probably finish my cabin😅
High speed tool belt with a cobra buckle.
Do the steel ceilings make the rooms echoey, or make for strange acoustics?
YEAAAAASSSSSSssssssssss. Not specifically the steel, but the large open areas are always loud.
I do commercial electrical and large building get nicer to work in the more stuff there is in there to interrupt the sounds waves. I assume it will at some point be full of mounts and furniture and that will help a bunch.
Speaking of amazon I ordered a snow blower once because shipping was free and I didnt have a truck to go pick one up at a store let alone pay freight shipping. It was missing a maybe a 4 dollar part that I could take care of with a hex nut. They refunded me 70 dollars.
Wife works for Kohls. She was laughing so much when I showed her this clip. She still won’t let me have a pole barn though...
Haha that’s awesome
"Cabin in the Woods" = Giant metal mansion wrapped with wood and rock.
LOL
I thought you would like the extra power of the 18m oscillating tool over the 12m. I sure do.
Happy New Year Kyle and Greg I love your Videos.
Greg are you in! That's three words that mean small!
For someone who isn't concerned about a double top plate, you sure talk about that double top plate a lot.
You don't have much cost with just one employee, but man this is a long build. You still on time, and making money? At least you are working inside. It's getting tough to get outside stuff done right now.
Happy new year
Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 2 Jan 21.
You look like Lt. Uhura with those earbuds in.
Hi, profi carpenters! Kyle and Gregory! Wouldn't it be easier to mount the racks straight from down floor level instead of using multi tool to join new racks to the first floor slab?!!!! Thank you. Alex.
Happy New Year Greg !
surprised you don't insulate the space between the floor and that ceiling. is it noisy with it being metal?
I work the commercial end of construction and all I do is work around everyone else’s stuff and it’s a job in itself moving stuff
Kyle is so nice! More people like him should give special needs adults like Greg jobs!
Special needs adults like Greg ?
He’s not special needs.He hired him out of high school.
LMAO! Lord
Jackson Kennedy Does hiring him out of high school preclude him from being special needs?
Obviously it has all been finished on the stairs now, but rather than route out the wall, did you consider routing out the stringer instead? Then the wall would be kept intact and have space for the fastener heads and so everything should look untouched. Going to miss this build!
I thought the garage ceiling would need to be drywalled for a fire rating. Car starts on fire, the people inside the house have a bit of time before fire engulfs the whole building.
Made the same comment above.
I don't think steel burns faster than drywall.
@@Davey768 Drywall does NOT transfer heat like Steel. READ A GODDAMN CODE BOOK
@@s.a.stewart2743 Jet fuel can't melt drywall ceilings.
@@Davey768 that steel is less than an 1/8" thick and would transmit heat directly to the wood it is fastened to. I doubt it would have anywhere the one hour rating required between a garage and a living space. Also FYI a structural wood beam will maintain it's strength longer than a steel i-beam unless that ibeam was had a protective covering.
Great job!! Perfect fit....( yay first !!)
I’m no expert, but when measuring down to that top stair step shouldn’t you add in the finished floor height on the upper floor?
Seemed like that wasn’t considered (again, from someone not in that field of work).
do you ever get so attached to a project you just wished it was yours?
I cut my posts in through finished hickory floors. I used my corded FEIN tool. I got them really tight. Don;t think you could fit a business card between the floor and post anywhere.
Some nasty splits on those stringers @16:43 careful walking on those until they get stair treads.
Khloe's has been doing Amazon returns for years lol where you been you have been missing out!! Haha
Guess so lol
1:46 beekeeper's chisel ? ))
What did we do before oscillating multi-tools?? Happy New Year Kyle and family!
Lol that’s a really good question
I know this has nothing to do with this video,but you mentioned you might be doing a gable trim video where you explain how to cut in the eves/soffit end?
Kohl’s returns are the best thing about Amazon since you can’t count on 2-day delivery actually happening anymore.
"Go ahead and put it in the same hole, it's fine." 😵👍
Do you know anyone in New Mexico that builds to your level of perfection? I am going to build a building soon and wish I had someone near by to build mine that is detailed as you are!
"I didn't have to do jack.. *cuts clip*." lol ;)
YEAH!
Does Greg get to rock a mic? We should mic the boy up from time to time.
Wouldn't an adhesive + timberlock been the way to go for those posts? Such an important and high stress area. I worry about the holding power of any bolt over the span of decades on something that wants to wiggle back and forth.
Gday mate howzit Goin, would you mind doing a video on the safety ropes you guys use when on roofs? Cheers
This project seems to be going on forever lol but looking good. Did you except it to take this long though ?
Never in a million years
Wow Amazon is great, they did destroy small businesses and made our towns desolate and dystopian, but I can return an order very conveniently.
Bro, we live in a society.
No Walmart destroyed small businesses and towns, wait it was Malls, wait it was Sears Robuck catelog....
@@winorthwoodsliving True, those pesky catelogs.
Kyle, 2 question...how far down are the footings that are supporting your columns? And, would it be possible to pour the entire heated slab first, then install your columns brackets on top of the slab?
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At 15:30 - Maybe Kohl's won't accept a set of tires, but they sure accepted a mailbox post I ordered incorrectly! And, sure enough, I got a full refund within an hour. Cool.
Sweet
Hey Kyle, what's the weight of one of those 20' pieces of roof steel?
surprised they don't make a flat painted panels for the ceilings kind of shinny to me
Is that post on the end going to warp because it can't get finished on the side up against the wall?
@20:00 Why is the garage insulated, but not the ceiling of the garage? Is there living space above the garage? Perhaps it's not obvious from the camera angle.
did you know you can return to any store if you just buy it there and not at Amazon.
Have a question why You do metal on the ceiling and not wood. Beuatiful building video's. Happy New year for you all
Probably to save money at clients request, but I don’t know really
Hi Kyle love ur Channel and from watching it I got some isotunes just like ur but when I connect to my iPhone or iPad only get sound out of one of them ie music but if I get a text it comes out the other one is this right many thanks Shaun
Is the garage going to be heated with the rest of the house?
Yes