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@davidharris8171 9 лет назад

Those pesky little mistakes are offering up tons of learning. Nobody does it perfect from the beginning. It is wonderful of you to allow us to see and learn from this as well as the honest man that is present before your son. I commend you on fine work and wonderful parenting.

@DevanHoldaway 9 лет назад

You're doing parenting right Cody! One lucky, good boy you've got there! Really enjoying the series.

@kenhunrichs3500 9 лет назад

So glad you considered using tempered glass or plexiglass in the treehouse. Glass + kids . . . you know the rest. Great project.

@jakejones5991 9 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to continue to film this for us! Great stuff, I'm always learning in your videos.

@toolhog10 9 лет назад

I am loving this project series. Those single pane windows bring back memories from being a kid. My dad and I had to replace many basement windows like those, (just smaller), after i would break them on accident shooting hockey pucks.

@perkelepower 9 лет назад

thank you mr wranglerstar for an other fantastic video, cheers from sweden

@chickfamilyink 9 лет назад

Your patter is easy and informative, you would have been a great teacher. Thanks for making these videos.

@thenorthwestpreppers4457 9 лет назад

I was going to comment on how solid that sounded while hammering on it, then you did it for me... Very nice so far!

@suckerpunch60duce 9 лет назад

I can hear an old timer somewhere shouting "you hammer like lightning boy" sounds good at first until you realize it means you never strike the same spot twice! lol

@johnyhonesto9590 9 лет назад

I'm going to be a glazier when I finish high school it's cool that you brought our line of work up

@driesoliver7972 9 лет назад

Hey! I'm from the UK and love this soooooo much ;) keep going 👍

@timreid9556 3 года назад

I am from Nova Scotia, we had "winter windows" we carefully stored and when winter came we put them on . If a glass broke you popped the frame apart and put new glass in.

@BenJamin-zw2pv 9 лет назад

Haha - that window looks like every window in my house. We're in the subtropics though so heat retention isnt such an issue. When I take the glass out to have it replaced I remove the putty and framing nails and then the glass (obviously because I want to keep the frame but the glass is already broken). It's cheaper to take just the clean frame to a glazier and have them fit it rather than get them to do all the work. Thanks Cody

@stephanbennett3514 9 лет назад

Cody I worked installing glass and cutting glass for about a year if you need any tips or tricks on installing straight panes please feel free to ask. Make sure and put spacing blocks underneath the glass. Basically glass is most stable when it is sitting on 2 points and no more. Also it is very much like setting a pane in a doors. I needs at least 1/8 inch on both sides and top for the glass to expand and contract. Also because this structure is moving you need to be carful to set it correctly, this goes for tempers glass as much as non tempered. And just a suggestion, you may look for old refrigerators that could have shelves in them. Laminated glass would also work which is in old display cases. Hope that helps.

@Swharf13 9 лет назад

Cody, why are you doing all the hammering? I want to see Jack earn his real carpenters tool belt. Love all your videos.

@briansears2198 9 лет назад

I have never heard it called " run it wild" I like it!

@calebcothron2324 9 лет назад

keep the deck boards "wild", it's a good aesthetic, especially for a treehouse. you're doing a great job, truly inspiring. Though, I'm not sure how I feel about it, it seems to go against all of my experiences with tree houses. to me tree houses have always been built by us kids with only a handsaw, hammer, and old wood from abandoned barns. Then again, this is probably much safer and I'm probably just a treehouse "elitist" lol. anyway, great work, keep it up.

@mulberryfore4588 9 лет назад

I hate being a safety Sally but make sure Jack has some safety glasses on around nail hammering, I have a friend that lost his eye when a nail came back and stuck in his eye.

@MrRedbeard2010 9 лет назад

Thanks Cody, I do enjoy

@jesseguerrero2702 9 лет назад

Hey Cody I was wondering if you saw Mainprepper's last video. In the end he mentioned you being his inspiration. He wishes to have you kind outlook and disposition.

@BeachBow 9 лет назад

Doesn't take long for unused skills to get rusty. Luckily it also doesn't take long for them to come back!

@DarkCloudKState 9 лет назад

If you heat the hardened puddy up with a torch it will come right off very easy.

@jeremybrua5523 9 лет назад

I would love to send you a proper framing hammer. Watching you use that Estwing just makes my elbow hurt. I will recommend a 24oz California framer with a waffle face. I have a few loose heads laying around. If its something you would be interested in just let me know.

@jeremybrua5523 9 лет назад

I would if I had a spare. Those things are getting hard to find.

@jeremybrua5523 9 лет назад

Vaughan made them for Sears. I used the Sears 23oz? framers for years because of the warrente but I dont think they do that anymore. I know Lowe's and Home depot quit carring them in my area. I kick myself for not buying one they had on clearance.

@wildwill1970 9 лет назад

I got tennis elbow something terrible, felt like my whole elbow was kinda falling apart. I was doing a ton of framing at the time and was using the Vaughn 23oz blue max. I switched hammers to the Vaughn TiTech 16oz framer. Works great and all my elbow pain is gone. Plus lightening the belt is an added bonus. I have a video on my channel submitted for a friendly nailing contest.....I'd didn't even come close to the guys using a rigging ax. :P

@drum911 9 лет назад

Looking good!

@xxbryan715xx 9 лет назад

Well after about 6 years we found something Cody absolutely sucks at. I knew it would happen one day or the other.

@overthemoon3614 9 лет назад

Great videos.

@oldironsfury 9 лет назад

Nice work!!!

@samleigh6623 8 лет назад

you should put a counter weight on the hatch if it's to heavy ? nice build ...

@HadzirLP 9 лет назад

I admire the over-engineering of the headers! Those things could support a flock of elephants!

@TinManKustoms 9 лет назад

I thought with those old winds there was little pieces pf steel that held the window in place until you got the glaze/wood putty in place.

@sk8mafia562 9 лет назад

Could you make a short video about your sunglasses talk about what brand they are and how good of Quality they are

@Traderjoe 9 лет назад

Nice! Does Jack have safety glasses? 😎

@Itsrainingstars 9 месяцев назад

So I'm a complete novice. But I'm building a treehouse with a carpenter. He said because the wood is so fresh and literally wet when we bought it, that it would shrink up a little over time as it dries and that would create small gaps. So he suggested I go ahead and put them all right together. Just curious if this is variable and your take on it. It will have a roof in a few weeks.

@Trudynschaefer 9 лет назад

Couldn't find that little Stanley saw in wranglermart.com. Is it there somewhere?

@Templar-final-boss 9 лет назад

that wood you use, it seems very soft.

@richardball9116 9 лет назад

I got A good deal on tempered coffee table glass at StVincents the other day.

@derekdelvalle6312 9 лет назад

Whatever happened to the boys cabin build?

@ScoundrelzNTwK 9 лет назад

A trick you can do squaring cuts with a skil saw is to clamp or screw a straight piece of planed wood or angle iron, as a guide, and butt the saw up against it. Poor mans track saw basically.

@juanrangel570 9 лет назад

Hey cody; I think that your boy couldn´t ´t go around without a live line; could be dangerous for him if fall from it.

@eliakimbenishchayil 4 года назад

Your a good father

@RichAllfieldnohit 9 лет назад

We tell the rookies, you hammer like lightning...you never hit the same spot twice :)

@justgonnastay 9 лет назад

You sure that structure isn't going to be too heavy for those brackets? I know you like to build things brawny, but it seems like it's going to weigh a ton, or more.

@JonathanMWeiss 9 лет назад

So, what is the reason for sandwiching the half-inch plywood between the two studs?

@jeremybrua5523 9 лет назад

The reason for the 1/2" is to make the header 3 1/2" wide so it will be flush on both sides of the wall. Useing real plywood not osb will also make the header stronger.

@JonathanMWeiss 9 лет назад

Thanks makes sense on the headers. But he also used the sandwiches on the corner posts as well. Just added strength there?

@jeremybrua5523 9 лет назад

They are just to take up space instead of leaving a gap.

@kylemurray9822 9 лет назад

You need to change the plugs in that hammer it seems to be missing!

@bethanyisabelle9000 9 лет назад

Ok im a girl an im handy and i wanna make myself a table like a end table an a book shelf can you please tell me what wood i should by an the nails an what tools i should use i made a couple of shelfs but i use a hand saw an did it i guess the hard way please let me bo ill very much appreciate it thanks

@jibtripin 5 лет назад

Bethany Isabelle Do you English?

@waltereverhart 9 лет назад

When that nail went flying I nearly threw my phone

@med1pilot1956 9 лет назад

Were you a carpenter in a previous life, or just a talented self taught fast learner?

@adampasquale1383 9 лет назад

Use some screen its much better it would not cut eney one if that broke glass is dangerous but it can also be dangerous to kids as well as eney one in a tree house.

@geedubb2005 9 лет назад

as my late Pa would say, swing-don't peck! Lol

@archiesampson8229 9 лет назад

Sorry to hear about your pa

@geedubb2005 9 лет назад

Well, he was born in 1913 and made it to 90 yrs. old so I learned a lot. We were blessed to have him for so long. Thanks!!

@thumperr909 9 лет назад

kiln dried wood splitting, try standard and better

@mzimmerman123 9 лет назад

Jack might have to take your tool belt and give you an apron until that framing hammer gets working right. Ha Ha. I should talk, I shoot everything from a gun, I would probably smack my hand if I tried swinging a hammer again.

@kimballcody3328 9 лет назад

You're getting close to 200k subscribers. Are you going to do anything special?

@tomstr21 9 лет назад

That thing around the glass on the window is simply chalk powder and water

@tomstr21 9 лет назад

Yes... or that :D

@OldSneelock 9 лет назад

You can buy the glazing putty in a tube now. It's a little thinner but works okay.

@tomstr21 9 лет назад

My granddad teach me this... It's kinda oldschool but it works :D

@StoneysWorkshop 9 лет назад

elephant tracks! as my dad called em'

@fouroakfarm 9 лет назад

Again, that sash very likely has lead paint and now you have lead chips all over the place. Not as bad as sanding it but still not good

@StoneysWorkshop 9 лет назад

I found the voice over a funny "to the side" hah

@sid515able 9 лет назад

The older wood windows, when properly maintained, and fitted with storms, will give the same insulation value as a modern window. Problem is no one wants to maintain anything anymore.

@sid515able 9 лет назад

Not nonsense, when you put a properly fitted storm window on, you create dead air space, which is what insulation really is. Fiberglass, or any other form of insulation are systems that give you that dead air space. When you install a double pane window, and something happens to it, you can not fix it, you have to throw it out and buy a new one. With a good wood window you can maintain for a hundred years if you want. I don not think any double glazed window will still be around a hundred years later. People buy windows mostly based on the idea that they do not have to paint or caulk them, not because they are . 1 or .2 of an r value different. This minor amount is insignificant in the whole building picture.