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Thanks for the video very helpful

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If you were to build one of these barns to live in would it require many changes in the construction process?

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This is everything I needed!

It is most likely the Emerald Ash Borer, a destructive beetle that tunnels under the bark, disrupting the tree’s nutrient flow. Infestations can weaken the tree and make it susceptible to disease.

this mill will still be running after your 4th woodmizer. Many old Fricks and Corley mills sawed one half million feet per year since the fifties and still could produce 5000 feet a day .

This is interesting being I have a lot of very big EWP. I was told not to expose the WP to the elements because it s not very rot resistant? Also I was told not to use it in load bearing due to the number of weak spots from branching in the wood? For obvious reason I want to use the WP.

You didn’t do heat cycles??? 4-5 tanks to get it broken in.

Old style caps on it. Not the flipper caps.

Well at least your a pro!!! Can be rebuilt though.

Gratitude 🙏 I will check out your website and subscribe to mailing list. Good stuff!

I love the roof lines here. So many monitor barns I think are spoiled by the roof pitch differences or not. Is there a rule you go by? It looks like the lean too's are 4/12 whereas the center structure is between 6 and 8/12.

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I cant find the plans for these on your website .

Hey, could you use 4x4's instead of 4x6's? Would you change the spacing on the bents if you did use 4x4's?

I wish people would quit saying cottonwood is trash. It is a great tree for lumber and even firewood.

the little wood stick that cleans the right rail is a neat addition.

Hi Folks, what is the yellow pallet implement that you are using to get higher truss lifting, as you show at 2:11. Thank you!

Ive always wanted to have pigs, ducks and chickens and a big yard to enrich the soil.

The camera was in the wrong place making a bad watching position

Greetings from Australia. Thats what we call hard yakka.

Any Circle mill is faster than a band mill

Not near as fast as it expected and no hydraulics

Exactly what i was looking for. Thanks. Huge help

Nobody gets to tell me how I build on my property.. I do as I please

There is only 10 things that are illegal.. Moses told us so

My woodmizer is completely portable and takes a half hour to set up. I can easily run it alone. Different tool for a different job.

So why are the ash trees dying? This is still a very impressive feat though, very well done.

REAL NICE SETUP THERE GUYS . THESE GUYS KNOW HOW TO WORK AS A TEAM.

The sheds are cute, I will keep them in mind.

I am currently looking at houses and the vinyl siding seems to warp horribly on top of that.. it is humid down here too so they’re just asking for it. Also found asbestos siding on a house from 1948, held up good, doesn’t warp, but I sure as hell don’t want anything to do with it. I love the information you shared regarding oiling the wood to protect it and the 3-4 feet of metal above ground. Question though, can you do a layer of wood and then the metal roofing? Or do you think that might just trap water and lead to mold, it is very windy and humid where I’m at but I’m curious. Thank you for your knowledge and advice on these though, it’s very interesting.

How long do they need to soak before feeding them to the chickens?

Nope sadly. It does work better than this though

Seems to be similar to the Meec 40v sold by Jula, here in scandinavia. But meec is with 14 inch oregon sword.

Good looking structure and will be there for years🤙 Sorry to be nit picky but thus is a post and beam building not timberframe as you used mechanical fasteners and not mortise and tenons...I only know this because I have built both styles.

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beams have been made by nailed lumber for years, even 3 2x8's in a garage. Beams were also above an attic floor at one house. It's fairly much a wall, with 2 or 3 rows of 2x12's, both sides. So, in a house built in the 70's, or 60's, the great room, had the beam in the attic ceiling. (So, about 4 or 6 2x12's, with 2x4 studs, that went down and secured the ceiling joists.

Waters going to rot the edge of your board and batten where you flashed it need to go behind the siding and you need ventilation underneath unless you have a vent from your existing cellar

Ni e little mill, quite labour intensive by some standards but looks very well maintained. I'd love to see what they've got in the saw shop, thats the real heart of any sawmill.

Inspectors, for the most part, don't actually know anything. They know little bits and peices to a much larger puzzle that they would have zero chance of putting together. But what do I know, I've only got a couple of different journeyman certificates.

nice

Very smart, all the ash trees in n.y. dying

The soil

One year is a long time to wait to geek

Dude... Don't ever start a saw when it's already wedged in your timber....

Makes the Woodmizer look like it's on a walking frame. Love your work boys. Love your work.

Rant all you want brother i.eas going to build a house. No I.van only buy a old house trailer rant on your put voice

Just finished watching the entire series and so many more of your videos. Great information. The main question I would have is what is the difference between just using your screws or the hardware and bolts? I know that the hardware and bolts add to the look but what is the benefit for a pavilion which is what I'm building or one of your larger barns for those that are building a larger two story structure?

Your 2x4's and 2x6's are really those dimensions. How nice! Great shed.