Easy Railing Options || DIY Deck Railing Installation
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I totally thought you were going to put rock climbing hand/foot holds on the open side of the main deck! Like the galvanized too
That would have a really cool idea.
I came here to say that. Rock climbing section!
That’s what I thought but the galvanized options is neat difference from the wood
Mee too, that would be the best finishing touch, and more exciting and challenging for kids and grown ups alike 😄
As a grown adult I am still jealous of your son bc of this awesome build you are making
To be honest, while his son will no doubt LOVE the tree house and play in it for years to come, I bet he would've loved it way more if he'd actually gotten to build it with his dad instead of watching it go up from afar. Even if it wasn't so epic or as well built, it's that bonding time doing really cool things like that together with our parents that create the most amazing bonds, and memories of a lifetime... Imagine his son's pride in the finished tree house if he'd gotten to actually help build it himself from start to finish. He would have gotten to learn so much from his dad and really develop his creativity, confidence and skills as they designed and built it together. Kind of a missed opportunity IMHO, but it's definitely an amazing tree house for sure! I really love this channel. Always learn a lot.
@@carolewarner101 maybe his son didn’t want to help
@@terristroh3965 Maybe...
Awesome job! Just a suggestion I would put skateboard grip tape on the ladder rungs so its not slippery.
Ahh Jason, that ending was worthy of an Oscar...
Bravo, sir! Bravo!
Thank you once again for the great video. I don't remember when I laughed that hard. I think your humor is hilarious. I absolutely enjoy your videos. The near perfect rendition of the titanic song was killer. Every time I think about your video I break out in laughter. My family just looks at me and shake their heads. Thanks for the spectacular entertainment.
Lol I hate how much I enjoyed the titanic tribute.
Had a smile on my face and chuckled the whole time.
Thanks for taking so much time to make these videos man.
I started watching your videos when looking for wood working videos and glad I subscribed to the rest.
Looking forward to the TV show and hope it comes on discovery+ soon.
I've used this railing before. We used washers under the post feet as shims. Worked a treat. Super awesome work, Jason! I wish I had a way of watching your new show.
Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos th-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
The greatest of all You Tube videos! What a super sense of humor!
Thought you might go with the netting to match the bridge or at least cables.
Definitely agreeing with the other comments on replacing the shims before they rot in the next year or two. Also through bolts and beefy washers for the top bolts on each pipe base or just replace with rock climbing holds. The other side could be retrofitted with the fireman’s pole.
Jason, your flute rendition had me in tears, so emotional
I believe they make plastic shims that would work for the railing. Merry Christmas to you, your wife and of course the Forman
Definitely. Those little shims will rot in a lot less than a decade as presumed.
Jason, well done on this project and your success. I watch your videos regularly for woodworking tips as well as video production. I learn quite a bit from you. Keep up the good work!
That intro is going into my top 10 of your intro’s ever 😂😂😂. Thank you for sharing your work and making me smile.
Hi Jason. This has been a brilliant thread to follow and I wonder what next. The foreman should be delighted with Dad working so hard in the rain, wind, sleet and snow. Have as fantastic a Christmas with your family as I’m having with mine 🌞
I never would have guessed that ending in a million years something is brilliantly wired different with you and that is a very good thing.
I'm so glad that the railings are now up! Iver and his buddies are going to have a blast playing in this tree house when it is finished!!!
Have you thought about making a climbing wall? Very cool railing system.
That flute was weirdly awesome. Great job 👍
your Bourbon Moth intro is the best
Those ladder rungs are gonna get HOT! I suggest some hockey stick grip tape on those babies. Great build!
I'm surprised you didn't put a climbing wall feature on that wall... over all awesome build and great video.
That’s what I thought too. And I know there are climbing wall kits.
When he said "Climb", that's what came to mind. I was like WTF when I see the amazon stuff. But the climbing wall would add a very nice touch. It's probably big enough for 2 difficulty levels in 2 different colors for the challenge.
When I'm working outside with small parts I spread a cheap tarp/drop cloth around the area. If you're working around posts and such cut a slit in the tarp so the tarp covers a large area. Easy to find dropped parts and pieces
Nicely done sir...I REALLY like watching your vids....all the way from Cape Town, South Africa
Love your vids man, your humor is always on point 😂😂😂😂
I used large washers to shim under my metal railing posts for my cable railing system.
Get some climbing grips from the sports section or used from a climbing gym nearby. Kids love them and over time you can make the way more or less difficult by changing the grips.
This video made my Covid morning so much better. The titanic sequence made me laugh out loud.😂
Experience is the best teacher. Thanks for helping to keep Oregon weird you big bearded freak. Merry Christmas 🎁🎄
Love it Jason. Your son is truly blessed to have you and your wife as parents. Great amazing work as always
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And to what use is that powder coating on the sawn off ends. I don’t have a special sight but I can rather precisely tell you where the corroding will begin. Supplier should supply any compound to prevent rust on cut ends. Nice build!
The ending is fantastic 🤣😂.
Watching you go through all the same steps I did this summer with installing the railing for the stairs makes me feel a lot better about that 😂
Jason I love your content! You are Nuckin Futs and its wonderful! To Iver, your wife, and yourself I hope you have a very Merry Christmas.
Great build! Just a hot tip for the chop saw, slide the fence forward so you are cutting in a more natural spot - that’s why it’s adjustable
Everyone makes mistakes, but you guys show that learning from your mistakes is the key to success! Thank you for posting the learning process :)
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So so educative and idea-provoking for me
I suggest that you add a gate in the gap for the ladder for safety. You could put a pull chain with a wooden handle on it's latch to open the gate when climbing up.
That was terrific Jason! I wish you & your family a very Happy Holiday Season! 👍👍🌲🌲
Worked with fortress for their steel framing decks division and they are a great company to work with!!
That titanic bit at the end was fantastic 👌😂
I was expecting a rock climbing wall but the latter looks mint!
Time to make my coffee and watch the new hotness dropped by Jason. ☕️
Oh you should build a rock climbing wall on the other side of that ladder! I’m loving this series!
I don't have much experience with railings either, but the process you discovered seems to me the most logical way to proceed - posts first, then railings to fit.
I could see a fireman pole beside the ladder rungs. You could use the rock climbing holds on the other side too.
LOVED THE VIDEO BUT THEN END IS TREMENDOUS; GREAT JOB;
Looking good Jason. A rock wall would have been cool to climb. Keep up the good work. Can’t wait to see finished project. I bet you are $100k deep in this lol
Merry Christmas Bourbon Moth !!!!🎄🎄🎄🎄
Good result at the end. Yes making mistakes is how we learn and have experience. Thanks for sharing. Greetings merry Christmas. God bles you.
@Bourbonmoth_woodworking yes sir 👍
Hahahahaahahahahah I knew you up to something funny well done Jason. Jason, happy holiday to you and the family of course you sweet boy from all of us in Tucson Arizona thank you.
When you said you're leaving that one spot open for something, I immediately thought "He's going to put in a slide". Maybe on the opposite side of the treeless treehouse, you can install a Batpole to slide down.
Thank you for sharing your expertise
Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!!!
Railings look great. Coming along nicely 😊
Merry Christmas.. absolutely love watching your video's
Pretty brave drilling that railing towards your crotch. 😂 Love the videos in this series. Great job!
You're a great dad!!
Looks like a great product and awesome treehouse build! Merry Christmas!
To be honest... it doesn't look very sturdy at all.
Love the ending 🤣🤣
Hey Jason Merry Christmas!!! Thanks for the edutainment.
Wonderful build Jason. Hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday!
Merry Christmas Mr Hibbs and family.
Howdy Mr. Jason.
I still got a bit more of the video to watch, but I paused here at the point where you're doing the stair railing to comment:
Just a fun thought since this is for your kid....On the stair section, seeing as how you've spent a rather large bucket of money on this build....How bout adding a curved tunnel-ish roof type thing above those stairs so as your son is walking up the stairs, it'll be like walking through a tunnel. You could add cool blue or black lights on the inside and the sides would come down over the outside of the rails completely encasing the whole stairwell making it like, well, a tunnel.
Kids love that sorta stuff.
Making that wall a rock climbing wall would be sweet as well. Great job sir.
I install a great deal of fortress rail. When I buy it, the brackets are not pre installed. I use washers for shims. The directions are on the paper that wraps the panel in the package. Thanks for all your videos.
I love your channel. It's awesome. Merry Christmas and keep up the awesome videos.
Looks great, Can't wait to see the finishing touches
Happy Holidays!!!
Merry Christmas 🎄 🎅
Great video, hope your show takes off. Merry Christmas.
Your getting and A+++ for being a awesome Dad ,and a D- on the flute but practice makes perfect keep it up brother
Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year!! Jason...😊😊
I bet the little man is just chomping at the bit for you to get this completed, I know I would be. Great build
You are a great father!
Zip Line! Oh man I was hoping that you were going to add a zip line out the open section of the railing. When I was a kid we found a pulley/roller and rigged a zip line up in a tree across the back yard and had so much fun with it.
Looking awesome. Might I suggest covering the concrete footings in something, maybe wrap them in a couple old car tyres. They look a little exposed at the bottom of the ladder climb.
You have an opportunity to put some kind of hammock or net play system under the stairs or tree house. Just to tie more activities into your awesome tree house for the foreman
you could never build that "play house" in ca, as the codes here are crazy. heck even the railing is not to "code". but you do great work. keep it up.
My railing kit suggested using washers to plum the posts.
Merry Christmas, and I hope Magnolia picks up the show, it was very good.
a tip for if you drop your screws into the chips and stuff use a magnet to find them by running it across the ground near the area where its dropped you should find them
Honestly was expecting you to do the rock climbing bits for that ladder wall for some reason
But this whole thing, including the ladder wall is super big pimpin
Looks amazing
Cool system. Looks good, it's versatile, and it looks pretty easy to install.
I like your ladder rungs much better than the Amazon rungs. But being screwed into those planks, they're going to flex and eventually start pulling the planks out over time. It's exactly the same problem you'd have if you screwed a rung or a shelf into drywall without screwing into studs.
I'd recommend adding vertical 2x4 studs behind the planks, then screw the rungs on through the planks into the studs; the rungs would never flex then, no matter who climbed on them.
After you add the studs, you could even cut a couple of portholes through the planks on either side of the ladder.
FYI: Your heart went on just... a little TOO long.
you are as good as a musician as you are a woodworker 🔥🔥🔥
I couldn’t tell if that was the song from Titanic or from The Friendly Giant!
I love the metal railing systems. I use washers for shims on the posts and a string line from end post to end post to keep things in alignment. Great build. I think you may get as much pleasure out of this structure as your boy!
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas, thank you for all you do.
Might be a good idea to run a bead of clear silicon around those plastic covers for bottom of the posts. The rain water, and morning condensation could run down the posts and into that cover and then start to rot.
Merry Christmas! Very interesting video, love the whole tree house thing!! Definitely giving me some ideas 🙂
Looks brilliant. Happy Yuletide to everyone.
Nice job, that’s a nice looking tree house
Merry Christmas!
I seem to be doing these railings a lot lately lol. Fortress railings are well made too. I use 6x6 cedar corner posts and cedar 4x4s for the run posts. I try to make metal railings look a little bit more custom looking. I love this project!
What’s the pricing like on these railings?
@@williamcox8491 depends on a few things but a few hundred dollars per section. Then comes the cost for the posts and the hardware…..they end up adding several thousand to a total build.
Great railing build.
Wondering why I haven’t seen your new show on the Magnolia network. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Looks great, I think instead of the ladder rungs, I would have went with rock climbing handles
Definitely rock climbing holds. There’s still room to add them along the sides.
Nice safety squints.
You should have install a fireman's pole off the deck. I did that for my kid's elevated playhouse and loved it.....way back in the late 80's. They're grown but the playhouse with money bars, slide, and fireman's pole is still there.
Jason, We watched you on Magnolia Network...Congratulations