Post and Beam Barn Kit Part 12- Upper Roof Sheeting and Girts 

Great progress Jake. I'm sure you think its slow but its obvious the time required to do the quality work that you produce! I thought you guys in Oregon loved working in the rain..lol A friend was a builder out in Astoria and he said the rain was just something you enjoyed every day! Maybe that is why he moved to Texas...LOL Great video! Until your next!

Never easy working around the weather and sub-contractors that are not available when needed (eg roofer). Having a plan B sure helps. Fingers crossed for some dry weather to finish the roof

So gute Handwerker sieht man selten.

Hi Jake any update on the modern house? Great work as always thanks

In a pinch like that, have you thought of using rolls of the cheap Tyvek. They go on quickly and hold well in wind with minimal fasteners. Shed water pretty well and if you want I do not think it would hurt anything if you covered it with felt should you feel the need.

Staging each package of the cut plywood for the roof on the ground sure saved a lot of work at height...

Time and Motion study going very well

Jake you are doing a fantastic job, you pre-plan everything down to the last detail and that’s down to you being a skilled tradesman. Once again enjoyed this video and can’t wait for the next one.

Jake, you are the man. Well done 👍. Never tire of observing your thought process.

I see new products being used on YT. Most aren't readily available here. Tried Peel and Stick as a stop gap fifteen years ago. Worked OK for about a year. Then failed when the different coefficients of expansion caught up with it. Wrinkles appeared along with associated leaks. It was a dead flat roof. I use Grace Ice And Water Shield under steel with good luck depending on underside ventilation and drying as I use the Grace for 100% coverage under the standing seam. Only problem is it needs to be a dry day above freezing to lay it properly. And God help you if it flips back on itself. It really sticks!!

Is that going to be a metal roof and/or solar paneled? I forget why I asked that, but I think it had something to do with the angles or the overhangs😂 Livestock barn or Hay barn?

How's the modern house coming along. I was hoping you were going to finish that place off?

Hi Jake any update on the modern house? Great work as always thanks

I believe I could learn from this guy

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Thanks for another great video, you seem to battle the weather at all times of year. Hope you get the clear days next week to get the roof on.

If I ever build my cabin...I would like to use 2" tongue and groove like you did over beams. My loft floor and finished ceiling underneath.

Said it before and will say it again... really admire how much prep you do before moving the materials up on the roof. Saves time and makes it safer. Also, I think you could modify your scaffolding brackets you made by notching out the inside edgeof back board and putting a longer piece of 2x4 crosswise that hangs down lower than the top edge of the gurt so the wide face of the 2x4 sits against the gurt to stabilize the bracket. Hope that made sense, lol.

Hey Jake I know the ladder you made to climb up and down is hooked to the crane to help move it over but have you noticed from the lower level looking up to the ridge the attachment buckle looks like a red heart balloon? Haha. Love your videos.

I love your videos you will never find that kind of builds any more and your craftmanship is excusite

I repeat, the way you work makes it seem easy, you prepare everything in order to be used, there are many workers who should learn by watching your videos, I am just a Brazilian who likes to watch people, subjects and intelligent facts, your work is spectacular, find a connector to design a tool, you have an admirer in Brazil.

Another great video. Ducking the rain. Watching you build the modern house got use to you working in rain gear all the time 🤣

Nice. Cooler weather has arrived here in Central Washington. 70's.

Hi Jake, have you ever flown using your crane? Who needs a ladder!

Hi Jake, Really looking great I can just image how much work that is. When I put up some Log Homes I always had a minimum crew of 3 plus my self. Your Cap Nailer, what brand is that? I have been thinking about getting one to paper the roof before shingles. Thank you Ron USCG RET

Great work 💪

Hey Jake You have been a busy man! I really enjoy watching everything go up and it’s square and parallel to everything else. I’m seen a lot of construction where things didn’t end the way it was supposed to. Glad to see you wear your harness, I know it can’t always be worn. Keep up the great job, I’ll be looking for your next video. Take care 👍

Bruce says "typical chic question."😂

Cancel the previous, I see you are not using felt.

Big job and it is looking fantastic.

Your work and efficiency are enjoyable watch!

As always. Good video