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In today's episode of the Cozy Cabin series, Cody, aka Wranglerstar, takes on the ambitious task of decking the second story with wood from the tree of his people, Douglas fir. Everything seems to be going smoothly until tragedy strikes, presenting Wranglerstar with yet another major setback. Will he be able to overcome this challenge and continue building his dream cabin? Tune in to find out!
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Decking the Second Story: Watch as we carefully deck the second story of the cozy cabin with premium Douglas fir wood.
Unexpected Setback: Just when everything seems to be going perfectly, a major obstacle threatens to derail our progress.
Overcoming Challenges: See how we handle unexpected problems and keep moving forward with our project.
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Which floorplan are you building?
Aka, the dog house
On the east coast we put the “v” detail down so it becomes the ceiling, loft floor would be flat. Interesting differences between the west and east coasts.
Just saying that as a filthy East Coast carpenter of 40 years, you installed them upside down with those fancy tools.
Filthy Midwest carpenter here agrees... Lol.
I don’t think I would cut the over hang off on the flooring TNG. Not until you put up the banister.
You find you like that over hang as a decorative shelf on the outside of the banister.
We put the grooves down to the ceiling in my parents house. I like it better that way, and no dirt and dust in the divots. What a beautiful building. It will last forever.
Came here to say the same
Also going to say the same. Our timberframe home as this for all our floors and the finished ceiling with the grooves down is the way we went.
You taught me a good lesson here Cody, don’t waste time fretting about the mistake or trying to find another way around, just back up and fix it right. It’s faster and simpler. :)
I admire that you showed the hiccup. Respectable
Yea that content that earns money and really doesn't take away from his reputation at all... I mean respect how could one put that on the internet.
I despise do overs. My dad was a contractor and I had the unfortunate experience of being forced to work with him. If I screwed up it was hell and a mandatory do over.
Not regarded as do overs, should already expect this. 😊
Yup! My Drill Sargent, i mean Boss is like that! He even blows up on you for no reason or because of something someone else did!
I bet the smell working in that cabin is absolutely wonderful. Nice work. Cheers.
Chamfered side might be better facing down. I only know this because I did the same thing installing a similar product but realized too late and was unable to fix it 😅
Right, because now you'll have to try and sweep or vacuum in the channels between each board. Smooth side should have been up
The grooves are just decorative, they are meant to be seen from the underside or on your wall. If you are using them as flooring then the flat side always goes uppermost because it simplifies cleaning, a shame Mrs W didn't notice in time because you wouldn't have realised the issue. I hope just like the misaligned power panel that you'll correct this 🙂
V groove goes down not facing up
Silly west coast man used a chain saw for a finish kerf. The guy who played with dove tail saws just a few years ago.
Just an observation, wouldn't you want the smooth side up for the floor and the beveled side down for the ceiling? just looked to me like you installed them upside down.
They are but taking them off the second time is the west coast way
Cody straight up looking like a village person…
My father is an alcoholic. We just never had those crucial bonding moments that a father and son NEED growing up. It's videos like these that, not only inspire me, but they offer a doorway into those critical moments that people like me never got to experience as a young man. Thanks.
Deck boards look upside down
may be for the esthetics form below? Donno. haa, give him an out there.
High ceilings are the most important factor to making a house feel big and not claustrophobic. 8'3" is a pretty good height for practicality.
School boy error with the cables there mate but you have done a great job brother. We don't see this in the UK so it's great to watch 👍👍👍
It's gorgeous. Meadowlark log homes makes the best log homes, and they are very good people, people you want to spend your money with, like at their Amish grocery store. Your work is an inspiration. This is my dream.
The amount of flex in that chain saw while its idling on the ground was crazy. Very cool to see.
The roof fall air hose snafu/commentary had me rolling! Looks like the top side has grooves between the boards and the underside is flush perhaps?
Can we talk about the fact that you installed the boards ….. UPSIDE DOWN?!? The V groove should be the ceiling side , not the floor side 😢
I was wondering who would pick up on that.
Exactly , they should be V-groove to the bottom of an open floor so the detail is viewed from below. Sanding and treating the floor now will be a big issue.
It’s going to be a pain. to sweep and clean the dirt out of, that grove.
No v is the top part
@@youpkroon7594 When have you ever seen a gap of almost 1/2 inch from edge to edge of a V'groove on a finished floor ?.
Cody, you may want to consider using BX(sheilded) cable and leaving the Romex for another project. Romex can be chewed by Rodents and can get a bit warm for dry timber making your cabin a giant tinderbox. Just a suggestion. Here in NYC BX cable is required because of rats. I may be an eastcoast sh-thouse handyman but i know a few things because here, an error in judgment can be deadly for all who live above, below, and all sides of the job site. That is an on comming conflict that can certainly be avoided.
I'm building a new homestead and appreciate those "oh crap" moments. They teach us patience and to think ahead, lol.
That wall cut out, logs “get compacted trough the years, so your dec probably will get all weight of upper part of building and warp. There should be some movement space for logs to settle down
WoW looking really good Cody, the selected wood is beautiful, and floor and ceiling in one board is fantastic. Your place reminds me of wintertime, and a good bowl of Texas Chili yumm.. Like the video as always - keep them coming as you can.. thanks ❤💯🙏
I’ve always said if you have to jump out of plane without a parachute I’d want an extension cord or a hose because the cord or hose will get tangled up on something before I hit the ground.
The airline hooked on the tool belt, “I couldn’t do that if i tried…” 😂
CODY! THAT IS BEAUTIFUL AND NICE PLACE TO BE!!👌👍☺️✌️🙏🌻☀️
The spot where you put the wooden ladder seems ideal if you want to keep it out of the way.
Thanks for sharing Mr. W.
I have to point this out but you installed that T@G upside down 🙃. I’ve milled and installed countless board feet of T@G and with that chamfer being as big as it is will be a dirt collector for a floor. Now there are a million ways to skin a cat as it were so I won’t hold it against you.😊 The only time Ive have seen a chamfer up like that is on prefinished engineered flooring. With just the tiniest bevel. But no harm still looks wonderful and the chances of you ever having to resand and finish that loft flooring are slim to none.
P.S Great work with the chainsaw, A straight cut freehand is hard enough but with a chainsaw, that shows talent.
Is Mrs. Wranglerstar a Proho too? She might have been in her younger days before she met Mr. Wranglerstar.
I appreciate you keeping it family friendly by editing out the part when you first discovered the screwup.
Exiting go for it ..mistakes are great to.make you knowledgeable
That flooring really is beautiful. For me, it's not having to do things over for a project... it's "I know a project will be a success when I've bled during the project." 🤣
Well done
Love these types of vids . Nice work! 👌 I’m a carpenter in Australia and seeing a log cabin like this is really cool
Looks great
great job on the cabin
You never seizes to amaze me . Always doing something different , and getting it done . Good on you
Fantastic reaction! Just more work. its going to be done might as well do it right! Nice to show the humility of imperfection.
@:50 Seriously- Ladder access is right there.. Make it a timber bookcase.
Those logs are beautiful
God bless you brother! Keep on doing good you will make it with God. Jesus bless you.
Definitely nice grain on that timber flooring are going to oil it with something
“I got a plan. I just need more time and some damn faith.”
DOLMAR is the German company that originally invented the modern chainsaw. They were in the market from 1927-2015 when MAKITA bought it.
Beautiful craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing your experience and life’s adventures.. I still have great memories of the very beginning like when you got jack , his first Axe I’ve been a fan all these years, I’m just a fan of your art .. ( the blessed way of gods true lifestyle )
Joe the tree guy.
We do it right because we do it twice! Love it brother!
Thinking the log cabin is a incredible Surprise for Jack. To have his own space??
Where are the "firing ports" ? Wooden block houses need firing ports !
Beautiful
Vert Cabin for me would be Would be the perfect size for me. And my wife absolutely stunning.
Congratulations
Cordless Milwaukee fuel are the first cordless tools I bought and I love them.
I like that you can hit a button and see the charge before you climb the ladder LOL
Looks great, but I would've liked those floor joists to be a bit closer between them as it looked a bit bouncy early on, and its not going to get less bouncy as you add weight and over time.
Otherwise, looks amazing!
I always enjoy your videos, they make me think about and appreciate life. Thank you!
can you do a updated tool belt set up. cabin is looking nice
you are still as great as ever and i love the finish on the floor and the look from underneath and much love from SWEDEN
I’ve had that same compressor for like a year, it’s…..okay lol
Wow…beautiful cabin Cody. The do overs was worth it. Very comfortable ❤
Everything is looking beautiful.
Love the tool list at the end. Nice touch
Great work you are doing a fantastic job....greeting from Wicklow Ireland 👍
I feel like every project i have that happens to me where i have to take the thing apart i just put back together because i forgot one small thing.
Even East Coast men know to tuck the thumb when using a chainsaw.
That is one cool cabin.😌
I love the content here but my big question has always been at what point do you have enough? Buildings ect.
Whew I thought you were going to say you poked a hole in the exterior wall the second I saw the chainsaw😨😨
They do make long flexible auger drill bits for running electrical in existing structures. Not sure if that would have worked in your situation or not?
Great Job Brother!
God Bless Y'all 🙌 🙏 ❤
I thought proho didn’t take a lunch break
That thumbnail. Cody is one hip boomer.
man, that's a pain when you find out you have to do things over, But what happens when working alone. Can get ahead of your self. Reminds me of working with a carpenter putting up a ceiling using car siding. used the old chisel pry method ,a lot. Haa, thanks.
Really nice looking decking.
Very impressive !
Prayers !!! God Bless!!!
Hahah I always bitch about hoses and cords getting stuck everywhere and I keep saying if I would try to make it get stuck on things, it would never happen :D
Greetings from Finland!
Love the Milwaukee track saw. I’m a professional cabinetmaker. Works great for on the job cuts
Do what you want but V groove down and flat up for the floor is a good and practical install.
friends...the time for storing up treasures on earth...is over
Ww3?
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yes...and the great tribulation
@@LEGIOUSIAM888very pessimistic of you
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yea...grab some popcorn and buckle your seat belt...we're going in
So you have YouVersion too
Interesting. You are excited. I have watched you for about 5 years. Taught me a lot! It’s funny you don’t like electric very much. I guess I don’t like woodworking details very much. Anyways- It’s cool to see you happy with what ur doing. I think that’s the secret to life. Go get em. And yes. Ur always in my prayers.
Bravo!
Why do you want the deck boards to go into the sidewall? I’m sure it helps with structure SLIGHTLY, other than that the only thing I can assume is you don’t want any minute gaps between wall and floorboards? Seems like a lot of unnecessary extra work
Nice to see even the pros make mistakes. I'm building a catio so our cats have an outdoor space and I've made a few mistakes. I hate redoing things, but it happens.
dat western man get up is crazyyyyy....... lmfao
Not a western outfit. It's a Cody outfit.....
Is that 12/3 coming down from the switch? Might be a good idea to make that a three way from downstairs.
Those groves are gonna collect an awful lot of dirt. Your floor is upside down
Are you concerned about the log settling and pinching the t and g ends where you rabbeted out the groove?
Steady hand needed for the chainsaw trimming. Floor/ ceiling looks great and strong!
I don't know your set up plans but I like the stairs in the corner looked good
Never would have taken you for a Lorde fan. Love that album
As an electrician I used my m12 impact with a 6.0 battery everyday and it would last a whole month before I needed to charge it. I swear by them.
I can only imagine the colorful words said off camera on that mess up
I see a west coast air bnb for us east coaster's for a vacation?😅
Looks great brother. Thank you for sharing. Sending love and prayers for the grace of our Lord from Ohio.
I do enjoy these comedy DIY videos! 😂
You never cease to amaze me.
Great job and GOD bless you and your whole family
Really enjoying the series! It’s exciting watching the build coming together, it looks great! Probably a silly question….will the exterior of the cabin need treated at some point or is it good as is?
Repeats and all, one sweet looking project!