Restoring an Ancient Barn | Part 4 

With Ryan's ru-vid.comUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!

I love that planer/thicknesser/table saw combo. Amazing

Master craftsmen. I've only ever worked with larch and Douglas fir and my framing skills are pretty primitive but I love it. Great job

Good job. But whatever You do, please don't throw the old wood away, keep it stored dry. 1) If there is a enough growth rings they can date exactly in which time it has grown or was cut down 2)store it for later use inside or on another projects. Have a great time.

I love those wedged scarf joints in the oak purlins.

Pure joy to watch you gents at work. Merry Christmas 🎄

A most amazing resto maintaining original engineering! Yes, it will stand another 300 years.

I am glad to see others use the lubricant technique on screws to save wear on their tools. I personally use soap so as no to stain the wood.

This is the most impressive content I have seen on RU-vid in a long, long time. It's also amazing how beautiful the whole area is around your property. I can see why you spend so much time there.

Huge effort. The mobile sliding saw, what a great idea.

Have a great Christmas, Carl & Family. Keep on building. You inspire us all.

Brilliant work guys. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful work in beautiful surroundings. Seasons greetings 🎄 and stay safe. 👍🏻🙏🏽😘😘🦘🦘

Long time listener first time caller, that is one serious drill! 25x500 and through oak🤯 beast mode

I really enjoy seeing old stuff fixed up correctly! Merry Christmas Rogers family! ⛄

those old woods are more precious than those modern tools... good job👍

Thanks for posting and sharing!

Your table saw / jointer / thicknesser is amazing!

That drill is a monster

Glad to see your great work again! I look forward to the sequel! Respect for the ability to maintain old technology :)

Beautiful project , like every step of it. Nice progress and absoluut nice woodwork. Thank you for sharing.

Great work with obviously careful planning!

The planer must have loved that old nail

Hi from Ukraine, it's very interesting story for me. Thanks for this film. Good job !

Hello guys, I'm watching you from Croatia and I really admire you at work and the calmness with which you do it, and I can hardly cure every new video.

beautiful construction

Love the workmanship of your channel, and your video production quality is awesome!

These guys are swimming in Festool over here. I bought the Festool 6” r/o sander and had to have a lay down.

I love this story your sharing. I wonder if you study the old wood your replacing. Does it tell you if it was a tree 500 years ago. What other things do you find out about the old wood? The architecture back 300 years is fascinating

Brilliant craftsmanship there! Love your videos!

You guys do awesome work, amazing to see the size and age of that oak, must be very satisfying. Keep it up and love the videos.

Thats is really interesting to see all your work in details. Very good job.

Love your work, may it endure as long as the original

Well done guys!! You are doing a really nice job! Congrats

Looking real good guys. Lots of work. A big time saver - use an electric hoist. Lots of work to winch up those pieces. Now I know why you guys are in such great shape.

I had a great Christmas today and to top it off a video from Carl!!! What a great day!

I love your work and this farmhouse so much.

Excellent restoration!

Happy Christmas Carl and DAD. I just love watching the woodworking skills you have. Imagine... good for another 300 yrs! Brilliant xx

The carpenter's hands are skillful

Looking forward to part 5 Thx..wish I was there helping

Hi you are doing a great job and it nice to see you give the old girl new bones .

That portable radial arm saw is deadly. It's so cool.

Wind chimes are a lovely addition to these vids

Really impressed and enjoyed of this specific quality of restoration.

i'm live in deep France, in old old barn like this one, we rarely see as good work, congrat' !

Bloody Awesome Thnks

Enhorabuena!!!! Muy buen trabajo

That old oak is like a steal.

nice work...greetings from croatia

Merry Christmas Carl and thank you!

Really enjoying this video series. Hopefully the new year will bring you and yours good things.

Nice work! Your tool belt has a great design, I would love to order one if I had more monies.

Christmas came a bit late! :) Thanks for the good job and videos, greetings from Latvia. Keep it up!

Fabulous work, merry Christmas,

Merry Christmas everyone and a Happy New Year.

Merry Christmas 🎄 Favorite Channel 👍🏾

Your Tool built is very very nice... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼👍🏼🥰

I"m wondering about the rafters with the scarf joints, are you going to put vertical dowels to keep them from sliding as the wood gets dryer and shrinks over the years? I didn't see anything holding them in place except the pin and the top pieces. It's a pleasure watching your work.

Thanks for sharing that

Congratulations for your 100K subscribers Carl 👍

i realy enjoy watching , great work . Greatings from germany !

Merry Christmas!

Great video, Merry Christmas Carl!

You scare the shit out of me working on the planner with a loose shirt, please take care. merry Christmas and a Happy new year to you, your family and friends.

Todo este video es súper genial , enamorado del trabajo de la madera👍👍👍👍

Very nice work 👍

Those big beautiful pieces of seasoned oak you made for the packers!

Merry Christmas a true Master carpenter.

Please be careful when working on looms with an open shirt and long sleeves. The sleeve or hem of the shirt may tighten into the machine

Well done and merry Christmas

Another good video, also I've had my slim all summer and love it, high quality leather great for timber framing and shop use.

Merveilleux travail, j'attends la cinquième partie

Beautiful

Admiro muito suas habilidades e dedicação nessa restauração. Parabéns pelo trabalho e por nos dar a oportunidade de aprender um pouco com vocês.

🥳🥳🥳 congratulations 100k sub 🎉🎉 it is fun to see all your hard work turned out great 👍🏻😄

Great video, thanks

Good job 👍🏻

Great video as always. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Carl. 11:46 Oooppssss LOL

Hi from sunny Baku Azerbaijan. Absheron Peninsula. Good house - good jobs bro! Cool instrumentery too! 😇✌✌😁🙏

Hope you got a wood turning machine for Christmas xD Nice Footage as always, best discover of 2020 was your channel so far, Good Job !

Thanks Merry Christmas.

Absolutely superb... 👍.

👍 great work. Merry christmas🎄

I just love to watch people build stuff and u do it with bravur 🙏👍

Good job

Didn't like that baggy shirt near that surface planer. Enjoying the videos and happy Christmas.

when you want the strength you take the makita, it's crazy i have exactly the same tools as you, festool for the wood, makita for the rest

When carpentry meets weight lifting lol. Nice work 👍

Happy holidays carl and family, sitting in front of the fire watching this awesome project come along...keep em coming!

Hi Carl, you do live in a beautiful place, the silence around you is breathtaking, and i liked the old grease on the tips of the long screws which is something I have always done and keep a pot of vaseline with the tools for such purposes. I would love to buy the tool belt but i do not have the funds at this time but I would be able to buy again if you do another run of them, as i hope you do, I am sure there is enough people that are interested to make it worth your while, You will know though from the reception from the first run to make a decision. I also thought a few bushcrafters would find it appealing , as this is what I would use it for as well. How is the Land rover doing ans would be interested to see when you work on her again, obviously as a filler video or two when the this phase of restoration is complete. D

Absolutely fantastic work and great to watch. How are the purlins fastened to the packer pieces? Maybe I've missed something.

Merry Christmas

What awesome machine are you using that seems to be a tablesaw, flattner and a thicknesser? It is amazing! Love what your doing with it too obviously, othewise I woun't be watching part 4 right now... Keep on doing this please!

That flapping shirt of yours will get you into serious trouble with the planer/circular saw/table saw, one of these days. Either take it off or tuck it in when working with rotating blades!

Must be followed this shed building guid

Is there anything like building inspection/planning permission where you live? Any load-bearing calculations or is it all guesswork? Enjoy the channel, thanks.

Muy buen video saludos abrazo desde Argentina

Those oak packers are fixed by four long screws. Why not (also) use rectangular metal braces that encompass the packers to the beam? Gives added strength and.....confidence! Nice job though. Very therapeutic. Cheers.

The beam, that you removed... What a old giant of a tree it must have been....

I have neverseen dowel made like that, very ingenious, i must keep that in mind🇦🇺