My Version of The World's Greatest Swingset - Part 1

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My version of a popular swing set/playset. It has a a bridge, a tube slide, some monkey bars, 2 towers with multiple levels and several types of swings. This is now my grandkids favorite place to play! This is Part 1 of 2 parts. Check back often! Subscribe and press the Like button - Thanks!
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7 сен 2024

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@DIYTyler2 6 лет назад

Looking good James! Best Grandpa ever!!

@BlackForestDesigns 6 лет назад

Thanks Tyler - could not have built it without your great plans!

@elifeldman587 3 года назад

Thanks James.

@jaykopaczewski836 5 лет назад

Great video. I'm actually about 60% of the way through building Tyler's playset. I completely agree with all the modification you've made. Especially making the bridge wider. I'm planning to incorporate several of the modifications you've made, like roofs over both towers, ladders up to both lower levels with handles, extending the tube slide platform to 8 feet and adding a tire swing and adding a railing to the floor access on the house tower. On the house tower side, I'm making a ramp instead of steps to make that side a little more toddler friendly. Great video, you did a top notch job!!

@BlackForestDesigns 5 лет назад

Wow - Thanks Jay for the kind words! I'd love to see pics of yours when you're done! Thanks for watching!

@Froghut 6 лет назад

I really enjoy watching your videos, great and interesting projects! Thanks!

@BlackForestDesigns 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching!

@Lauralinkola 5 лет назад

World’s greatest grandpa! Bless!

@BlackForestDesigns 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching!

@Apofuexgaming 5 лет назад

Awesome job. This video should have more views!

@BlackForestDesigns 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching!

@elifeldman587 3 года назад

Thank you.

@BlackForestDesigns 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@adamn1371 Год назад

Great video bud I am trying to figure out the wood count

@JonathanHolt1988 Год назад

I'm building this, and my wife has expressed concern that if the kids fall on the monkey bars they can land on the swings and get hurt. Do you have any thoughts on that?

@BlackForestDesigns Год назад

We simply did not allow swinging when someone wanted the monkey bars. Good luck, and thanks for watching!

@basar2030 5 лет назад

Good job!

@BlackForestDesigns 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@TamarackPackGoats 5 лет назад

Great job james. I also purchased the plans from Tyler G. I will be starting in the next month if it dries out here. Do you mind giving some specifics on your addition for the tunnel slide. I plan to do the same. additional lumber needed would be great. Thanks

@BlackForestDesigns 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@hairyferry 4 года назад

What type of lumber did you use? Is it just pressure treated stuff? It looks very brown which I really like vs the normal pressure treated color.

@BlackForestDesigns 4 года назад

I bought pressure treated lumber from Home Depot. The roofs and sidings are cedar fencing. Thanks for watching!

@joelaughlin6782 4 года назад

Did you treat it at all before building? My Home Depot has green PT Lumber lol.

@stun9771 6 лет назад

That’s looks really fantastic...I guess you must have a school full of grandchildren to please...so how much did this cost to make, in materials (3,300 Dollars) and in time....sorry didn’t have time to watch the whole video today...

@BlackForestDesigns 6 лет назад

It cost $3,300 for everything. I was at it about 2 weeks - very rainy weeks. Could have had it done in a week probably. Thanks for watching!

@ImranMalik-mg5uv 5 лет назад

Do u think its possible if someone has very little woodworking knowledge?

@whererv5326 5 лет назад

Sure. Take it step by step. Watch more “How To” videos. You can do it!

@chomp7927 4 года назад

Go slow and have someone to help you set things up, especially for the towers base frames. You can do it solo but so much easier to do it with 2-3 people. Most of the cuts are 90* cuts so for the most part it's pretty easy, and if you buy his plans the few places you'll need angles he provides them in the plans. He does go a bit overboard on using fasteners in the plans but it's not so many that it's a problem so if you're worried just follow the plans one step at a time and do it over the course of a week or so