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Just cut 2 24' yellow pine "beams" and found your site - you mentioned "heritage oils" as what you use to seal the logs - in Georgia, the concern is mold - and the incredible amount of pine resin initially after the cut. I've searched for this heritage oils - but can you send a link where to find/buy? Much thanks - great content!

Just guessing here, however, I think you may have done this a couple times.

no wonder houses are so expensive....its cause of the frame of how home is built

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I really love your detailed explanation of all you do. From Wheatvale Queensland Australia

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Gaius, at 8:20, you mentioned that sometimes the connecting line might not connect due to the timber not being perfectly square. What would be the solution?

Years ago, Steve Thomas of This Old House," promoted a project with timber framing. He stated that the best wood for this type of construction was old growth Douglas fir from the Pacific Northwest. That was in the "This Old Money" phase of the show. It was amazing to me that many people then were very concerned about the old growth forests and their unique ecosystems disappearing in the Northwest. Now, I think that they are using second growth (or younger) trees. There are very few mills in the Pacific Northwest that can even process the big logs.

OSB on a timber frame house?? Smh 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Take the best of old and new. However, rust is ugly, it's gotta be pained or galvanised. There is no such thing as structural rust.

Way nice looking work, they did a fantastic job, almost like you guys put on a good course or something. 😮

Super nice. I like the roof structure.

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That's a great job 🎉🎉 I'm sure a lot of viewers would like to build something like that

I know prices vary a lot from region to region, but curious a ballpark material cost for a 24x24 timberframe assuming the Timbers are free. So the cost of foundation, joists, fasteners, sip’s, etc. Thanks!

Something most people don’t understand, is that a razor sharp tool is safer than a dull one, because you use far less effort to make the cut and so dangerous over travel is minimised.

This is the craziest game of tetris I've ever seen in my life

Any videos of putting trusses on post

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Make the Instagram crowd mad. I'll allow it.

COOL 👍 but if you're making several of those, I'm surorised you didn't use a jig

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Outstanding build

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To much freekin money

Question: Do you ever run into a problem where the scarf joint at the point where those pieces are "under squinted" risk causing the mating beam to split in that deep V? Is that a risk?

I live 10 miles from shelter institute....hoping to take sake class soon so i can build my own place.. great job.

What saw do you prefer for cutting a scarf joint? Does that mafell portable band saw do it or a beam saw?

Thank you for explaining the difference. I really like your posts. Checking every day for new content!

Samurai brand sells a diamond file (DFH-70) that can sharpen impulse-hardened saw teeth. I've used it on an impulse-hardened pruning saw several times, and it works well, but I would imagine the smaller teeth on a cross-cut saw would be too difficult

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Great information and presented very well. Great job 👍

I actually did not understand the difference between the two. Nice

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incorporating steel into timber framing gives it a rustic aesthetic appearance

Can you use paint on ends

I have a client who wants a 10x20 metal roof shade structure w/o a center post between the 20span.. Do you think it will hold? I'm using 8x8x20 red cedar posts for the beams. I appreciate any insight.

You are a serious inspiration.

Just want to say whoever does your graphic design, logo, website, etc. does an excellent job.

ive always wanted to learn how to timber frame, especially after cutting a few 70 year old pines on my property yesterday. i watched the video and thought to myself "i'm taking this class regardless of where its at in the country". i was happy to see a 207 phone number! turns out i'm about 35 mins away in waldoboro and already signed up as about 5 mins ago. 🙂

Kind of hard to stop checking on Tulip Poplar. It always cracks right down the center. Great channel :)

I live in Brunswick. Drivin by many times. I had no idea who made this video until the end. Was actually thinking of you as i watched thinking i might want to visit. Imagine my suprise when i discovered who made this.

Stunning! They thought of everything, even the placement of the posts whilst sitting on the screened in porch! Brilliant!

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Case hardening is the term he is looking for

Checking is fine

Cracks just add character to the timber