I find that watching different ways to do things gives me a different perspective of learning from another angle. If I have learned nothing else in my life, watch, listen and learn. Take something from every lesson and find your own way with the free knowledge people are willing to share. Thank you for your time producing this video
Fantastic video, I think a good follow up would be to show how it looks when a crew is operating, perhaps a time laps type of thing to show how to deal with issues like crooked logs and big knots and also the general layout of the worksite. Logs are very heavy so the log moving techniques are also worth a mention. Great video though, thank you for taking the time to make it
Thanks the diagrams make it much easier to understand. Great job!
I find that watching different ways to do things gives me a different perspective of learning from another angle. If I have learned nothing else in my life, watch, listen and learn. Take something from every lesson and find your own way with the free knowledge people are willing to share. Thank you for your time producing this video
Just watch Alone in the Wilderness featuring Dick Proenekke. It's much better than this.
Well dick actually knew what he was doing..this was absolute nonsense.
Where is your axe? Thats how you make a real cabin like the pioneers.
Lot of extra steps with no logical explanation.
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i like round logs no lateral groove method instead.round notch line to line cut only.
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Super, super. Many many thanks!
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Building a log pavilion. Learning a lot here.
Sure looks like the hard way to do that seems like they're being easier way just saying
Mark Heim and that would be which method exactly...?
7:37 hmmmm parmesan cheese yum
What did you spray on the log at the start.?
Water i believe
LOL
Fantastic video, I think a good follow up would be to show how it looks when a crew is operating, perhaps a time laps type of thing to show how to deal with issues like crooked logs and big knots and also the general layout of the worksite.
Logs are very heavy so the log moving techniques are also worth a mention.
Great video though, thank you for taking the time to make it
Right big hatchet .Take care According to California state law. When restoring an historical cabin no power tools may used !Take care.
California is a bunch of gays, anyhow, ain't that right Bradley?! It's ok, it's 2019, you can be honest. Now, ain't that right, Bradley?!
How many times must I do this to get a tight fit?
Also, what size chainsaw would be good for this task?
I have found the more time you spend on your scribing the less time you have spend rolling the log over and correcting any tight areas.
Quite a few, unfortunately. But you'll meet the right one for you one day.
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Professional finnish carpenters do it once.