Building a House Start to Finish: Sawmilling a Timber Frame by Themselves

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@TomFinlayson 6 лет назад

That pose and smiles from both of you brought a tear to my eye. Well done to you both, an incredible achievement.

@IngDebo 6 лет назад

Your Sister rocks! She can do anything!

@jamesgow3593 6 лет назад

I love this channel and I'm so glad Alyssa tied her braid up

@desireefigg9236 6 лет назад

Delayed gratification is so much better than instant. I've really looked forward to this video! You guys are amazing and super encouraging. Thanks for sharing your "journey." Great show - epic and dramatic. Loved it. 😁

@CemlynJones1952 6 лет назад

I think it is a huge achieve that you guys have milled all your own timbers and then worked on them to build your house. Great stuff.

@prankishsquire2663 6 лет назад

The action hero pose was awesome!!!

@xcalybur75 6 лет назад

That shot of you guys on the log gave me chills.

@woxnerw 6 лет назад

I watched this video AgAiN for the first time.. The Camera Work and Editing is SO Good.. Thanks to everyone who worked this CLIP..

@clippertalk 6 лет назад

Best thing on YT right now

@barrywinters1142 6 лет назад

Nice balance of work and whimsy. Heroic pose was great. CONGRATS!

@yusanyadesign9755 6 лет назад

Must be so satisfying having made all that beautiful timber for your future home :)

@moosescorner 6 лет назад

I celebrated inside a bit myself with that final timber. I wait for each video to come out to see the progress made, especially the count down to finishing the timbers. I'm so appreciate that you have been documenting the entire journey, one day maybe I'll be able to do something similar! Keep it up you to!

@climbingnurse 6 лет назад

Not gonna lie. I cried a little bit. So proud of you guys!

@VanisleNSX 6 лет назад

WOW, your parents are sure a great help!

@Liz-lw6ht 6 лет назад

Thanks to you I have a perfect Christmas present for the Hubby. Thanks!! So happy for you both.

@01Questar 6 лет назад

Congratulations! Definitely one of my top 10 favorite videos to date! Everyone should sign that one!

@amarieshearer7613 6 лет назад

Had to watch again you got so much done! Can’t wait till the rest of crew comes.

@tonyarcus 6 лет назад

This is so fun to watch. We live in Hawaii, and it's getting cold here, almost need a shirt at nights. So looking forward to the next few videos of the shelter workshop. Good going guys. When you get to doing gardens look up Korean Natural Farming with Indigenous Micro Organisms.

@NealNilsen 6 лет назад

Smile on my face I am so happy for you guys this is one heck of an adventure and you have all kinds of new friends congratulations

@musikjunx 6 лет назад

Just can't stop smiling while watching this.... I'm really happy for you =)

@11jdstein 6 лет назад

Congratulations on completing all of the milling work and everything else that had to be done for you to be ready for the workshop! LOVED the drone footage of the two of you on the final board; priceless! Can't wait to see the video of the frame being cut and put together over the next few days.

@tipoljmusic1978 6 лет назад

congratts looking good . Been watching your progress for almost a year now lol,

@burnte 6 лет назад

Jesse’s sister is a boss. Props for proper machine maintenance!

@wickeddr 6 лет назад

i was thinking the same thing lol

@tinman3926 6 лет назад

That top of the mountain pose,well done!

@rico1319 6 лет назад

Sure enjoyed the music again and the filming is excellent. Stay calm and push towards your goal! Great job again you guys.

@soniagalvez432 6 лет назад

just in time... watching before bed.

@Random9409 6 лет назад

Always great to see Anna, as far as one can tell from these videos, she has an amazing work ethic.

@striker2454 6 лет назад

Gosh .... I love you two - The standing in the morning sun ray - in a victory pose was priceless!!!! ya'll are great!

@jonnk.customsfabrication2194 6 лет назад

Grease the joints until you see the color of the new grease coming out of the joints. If not then your just moving the old grease around in the joint. You want to force the old grease out with the new grease. Your machine will take appx. 2-4 medium size tubes. And i have the best results with Lucas grease. Love the build. Looks beautiful.

@alexmc4583 6 лет назад

just wanted to congratulate you on your milestone achievement. Great video great couple God Bless. Yeeeeeeeaaah

@543bikepat 6 лет назад

Je vous suis depuis un bon bout de temps...vous êtes incroyable et quel attitude vous avez !! Je suis fière de vous, vous êtes un exemple pour tous. Continez de nous faire revez ||

@Deerslyr81 6 лет назад

Good luck guys. Love you both from the beginning to now it’s been an amazing journey. Keep up the good work. I still want to come up and buy the rv when y’all are done with it.

@billconnor8591 6 лет назад

ROCK ON!!!!!!! You guys are awesome! I bet you were glad for the extra hands at tail end of beam production. You're killing me with the suspense though. Almost makes me want to open a Facebook account to catch the real time stuff.

@michaelmoney9445 6 лет назад

What a great episode. Well done from Mick in England!!

@Billium632 6 лет назад

You guys are awesome! What an incredible amount of work!

@mariebergvall9415 6 лет назад

Great work you 2!!!! Good luck with the rest.

@shoelessmalek88 6 лет назад

Guys, that's the best pose ever. Great video.. Good job guys. Keep it up as a TEAM. Many many good luck and blessing on your journey of life together.

@kathlyndamerkle118 6 лет назад

I love the guy who helped plane the last beam.

@r.blakehole932 6 лет назад

The two of you standing triumphantly over the last cut of your last rafter was both hilarious yet, with a true feeling of triumph. That is visual art being able to get both humor and real emotion in that simple shot. Congrats you two from a fellow Idahoan.

@desireefigg9236 6 лет назад

R. Blakehole, I couldn't agree more!

@WareWolf801 6 лет назад

I'm so happy for you guys.. Great job! Now comes the "fun" part, haha... Best wishes always.

@Tanks-Link 6 лет назад

With the lock and release, it’s the release function I love ❤️ sometimes it’s a chore to get it off when there is lots of pressure built up.

@markthompson4225 6 лет назад

They used to use sawdust to insulate the ice that was cut in the winter for ice boxes... The old style refrigerator... and the ice would last through the summer until the next winter

@lovejoy4924 6 лет назад

I say hooray Alyssa working so close with her husband. Making their vision come to reality. Going through this test as a couple will take them far. Where I live this home would cost over $250.000 . I had one build and it cost. Thank God you'll had help. Be Bless !!

@donaldpauli129 6 лет назад

"In hindsight" and if funds were available I'd say a solid slab for the sawmill may have saved some calibration time. It seems you spent a lot of time readjusting that. Maybe a lesson for others eh ?

@Paradigm2012Shift 6 лет назад

Congrats, awesome team work. Thanks for sharing.

@swansonassociates8146 6 лет назад

As a builder for 30 years you two have inspired me with your tanasity and your well planned videos. Thanks! I'm older now but getting a big lift watching your channel. Keep it up Greg!

@markdenney3903 6 лет назад

My grandmother talked about covering cut ice with sawdust in 1915 Iowa to save the ice till august. THey had a ice house with a pit lined with saw dust and then filled with ice blocks cut from the pond. The would sell ice cream at the fourth of July. Great story hope your pipe stay warm.

@pablomax3045 6 лет назад

You two are very enjoyable to watch. Hello from Germany.

@modeverything9949 6 лет назад

Should have got the dewalt battery powered grease gun. It’s awesome. Btw moms doing great b-roll

@goldenfarms2934 6 лет назад

Mr Crafty Trucker yes it is! 👍🇺🇸

@edbenson98 6 лет назад

Jesse I know you're happy you don't have to mill another log and I'm happy I don't have to watch you do it!

@ssg8051 6 лет назад

Most excellent video!

@randymcdonald1419 6 лет назад

You guys have the patience of Jobe. You look like you are really enjoying the work. Awesome support system! All the best!!

@elvisneedsboatsbennett2455 6 лет назад

Hey! It's Levi! I enjoy his videos, they make me want to take a trip to Vancouver, his cinematography is gorgeous.

@Azamyth 6 лет назад

yeah sawdust is such a great insulator it was used to keep blocks of ice frozen for months at a time before refrigeration was invented

@rickmartyn55 6 лет назад

Loved watching your build good luck you two. Have many children and live a long and happy life.

@peerless-d6r600 6 лет назад

I have been following since darn near the beginning, you have come a long way congratulations! oh and you would be money ahead to buy an electric or pneumatic grease gun they are a good investment and time saver.

@bearserker238 6 лет назад

loved the pose bit, that was just fun. Amazing drone footage!

@practicalguy973 6 лет назад

This video had an epic grand feel to it. Really joyous and great to see everything coming together for the timber frame workshop.

@AIM54A 6 лет назад

Pneumatic grease gun is the only way to go if you have more then a couple to do.

@curtisclark3546 6 лет назад

Jesse, I really liked your comment about things parked in your driveway. Urban driveway owner might lust for a Corvette to park there. In my opinion, a Backhoe trumps that.

@WaterFaucet24 6 лет назад

Just to add, I have measured a diameter on a tree that required two of those logger tapes to measure (i.e. greater than 120” in diameter)...Can’t remember the final measurement amount, but it was an old growth Sitka Spruce up in coastal Alaska.

@Ofageover50 6 лет назад

I look forward to your videos to watch with my morning coffee... It is amazing to watch the progress, anyone who can't appreciate what you two are accomplishing just doesn't want to see it.

@rchaudhry6158 6 лет назад

Wonderful people at work

@jimmaxwell2259 6 лет назад

Awesome....great job, just meeting the deadline for the timbers....the satisfaction in years to come is priceless....well done all.

@Hannobaum83 6 лет назад

I watch this almost since it came up. Not that strictly, cause i have kind of an own life and not that much time to watch all vids. Sometimes I think, what the heck you are doing there... I wouldn't do it like this or that... but all in one, I'm impressed what you are doing! Milling all that logs.... build all that, constantly and even at the worst weather. Cap in hand! I don't know a single other person, who would do it and I'm sure, I wouldn't be able to keep it going like that. I would just ... break... Thanks for sharing all this with us!

@BLHomestead 6 лет назад

That was a great job on putting this video together. I smiled almost the whole way through. Congrats on a job finished.

@eddeetz493 6 лет назад

I know it's late but a crockpot is a great warmer for hot dogs, sausage or burgers. 1 beer, 4 sticks of butter, 3 big onions and garlic. Pre cook to braise and toss in pot for the day. Best way to cook out and enjoy the day.

@gdwright65 6 лет назад

I loved the power pose, that was awesome. Funny too.

@ecleveland1 6 лет назад

Two pumps of grease in every zerk everyday. Check oil, air filter, Hydraulic fluid and fill with clean filtered fuel at the end of every day. Check for loose oil filters and blow out the radiator daily in dusty conditions with compressed air. If you have a problem like a broke zerk fix it then do not wait. Check tires every morning and keep an eye on your gauges, if you drop oil pressure shut it off. Its only one backhoe not that hard to pull maintenance.

@richardrice8239 6 лет назад

i loved this video it had every thing for me. but the best part was the final scene milling the last log and the music playing i'm a horn player and love the sound of brass music you guys rock. the pose standing on the log was awesome super girl and super man.

@TomLongusa 6 лет назад

I've always been told you should do all the grease fittings every time you refuel, in normal conditions, and more often for sandy or in water usage. Bottom line, the more the merrier if you plan on keeping the machine and wish to keep repairs to a minimum.

@TomLongusa 6 лет назад

Oh, that was just an aside or FYI and not a remonstration. I thoroughly enjoy watching your progress and look forward to future videos. Congrats on hitting this milestone!!!

@whs2220 6 лет назад

Please, please, please... clean the zerks before you grease them. Otherwise you are just pumping those bits of dirt into the bearings.

@rs92stockie 6 лет назад

Lock n lube is life! Can't live without it.

@swansonassociates8146 6 лет назад

As a builder for 30 years you two have inspired me with your tanasity and your well planned videos. Thanks! I'm older now but getting a big lift watching your channel. Keep it up Greg!

@theodorebowers9737 6 лет назад

I work in Escavating you grease your equipment everyday and during the day when you use it or you're ruining it that is the rule of equipment everyday before you use it you freeze it in the middle of the day increase it again for your where the bushings out and everything else

@tompridding433 6 лет назад

Brilliant two of my favourite RU-vid channels coming together

@chamilton9182 6 лет назад

I think this might be the best vid yet guys. I love the fast (but not too fast) action shots with the music. All hands on deck again and everyone in high spirits. I am amazed at your progress and SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!! This is an epic adventure. Once again, thanks for taking us along, and God Bless!!!

@ToonOfLancing 6 лет назад

Great! Another well desreved milestone

@daleatkinson3453 6 лет назад

That one stance is The Superheros of Saw Milling!!!! LOL Good Job Guys!!!!

@rustybenz4532 6 лет назад

Alisa your Dad is a darling, you are really blessed to have such lovely parents , Good Luck mate

@jamflu 6 лет назад

the mutual respect you show for each other is a testament and lesson to all married couples. Just Awesome

@fireghost2978 6 лет назад

Awsome,awsome video great job guys....

@BruceRichardsonMusic 6 лет назад

The editing is REALLY banging in this video. Great job.

@Vegland 6 лет назад

There are a few things about you guys that drive me nuts ok but you know, Im excited for you guys to of come this far and proud of you in a lot of ways. TONS of sweat and tears and blood have gone into this and i wish Nothing but the best for you and your family! P.S., love your mom and dad

@nieronfire7203 6 лет назад

Alyssa your dad is amazing!

@michaelc326 6 лет назад

You can totally see in the editing that Alyssa has caught a second wind with the completion of the timber milling.

@dbjamaica4520 6 лет назад

Congratulations. That is quite an accomplishment. Alyssa you rock. Today would not have happened absent your untiring commitment and very hard work.

@bongwatermilkshake3001 6 лет назад

Hikers are use to riding in the back of pickups. Props to your dad for completing the JMT! Can't wait for the next video.

@andrewzanas9387 6 лет назад

Outstanding job, kids. In the beginning it all sounded oh so romantic. In retrospect, it has been absolutely amazing to watch this incredible journey of yours unfolding. And what a wonderful community of friends, family and supporters to have joining in on the fun. Thanks for sharing.

@raymondhodge3979 6 лет назад

At some point you might want to try a battery powered grease gun, had one for my tractor loved it. Milwaukee might make one.

@MiltonTucker 6 лет назад

I have used many electric grease guns over the years, and in my opinion the Lincoln 20 volt grease guns are the best out there. I have gotten better service out of the licoln grease gun, than my $550.00 Snap-on electric grease gun.

@phatcowboy76 6 лет назад

Lol. Love the pose. Made me laugh. You guys are doing such a good job on your videos. The music, the editing, framing your shots, it all helps the final product. I definitely think you are semi-pro. ;0)

@phatcowboy76 6 лет назад

out of the 70 some channels I am subscribed to, yours is my favorite by far.

@pschensk 6 лет назад

Great videos! I’m excited to see the timber frame get started! I’m amazed that there are people that comment and don’t realize that they can provide feedback without sounding like a complete jerk-off.

@albanymountainhomestead 6 лет назад

Sawdust will make great mulch in the garden, and help make great soil...

@thomasrussell8022 6 лет назад

Absolutely great video. Work and lots of fun too. Love the victory poses and the pink finish line tape for the last rafter.I guess the saw mill area will be parking for a week? Jessi said in another video that he felt like he didn't know how the Shelter shop fit it all in their shop. The timber frame you all put up at class didn't look as large with as many pieces. Maybe that was it? Love the shelter shirt... "Satisfaction with every erection... it's a timber framing thing". Awesome.

@dougmatthew9987 6 лет назад

Great Job you guys. What an accomplishment.

@alec4672 6 лет назад

Grease every time you fuel up! Also the design of that logging tape was mad back when loggers were tackling the giant red wood forest.

@nicolaiitchenko7610 6 лет назад

Some seriously silly stuff but it surely makes for the happiest video in some time. So happy for you guys to have achieved this far...looking forward to the workshop videos...keep 'em coming...Congratulations.

@jubacca0188 6 лет назад

This video was recommended to me and now I'm a subscriber.

@sherrymilhon5377 6 лет назад

You guys rock, what a cool video.What a great work you all have done.Cant wait to see the finished home. Stay safe out there.

@yv6eda 6 лет назад

I'm so, so happy for you guys! You can't denied the tools are your toys this days... Epic scene you two on top of the last log facing the shinny afternoon sun in a victorious pose! Congrats!