Construction of a wooden frame house far from the city / TIMELAPSE

@ibuilding7 8 months ago

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@user-cn1fl7bp2c 6 months ago

It's so beautiful to see the flowing clouds that seem to be playing fast. Of course, the house that is being built looks so good.

@gabrielaab1651 8 months ago

Hi guys...I will give you a brilliant and simpler suggestion than bituminous wooden pillars. PVC pipes used for sewerage with a diameter of 160 or larger, to be put in pits and then reinforced concrete in the middle and cast concrete, last 200 years.

@theoremzero 8 months ago

"We need a mallet" "Gimme a sec." ⚒

@tonytop3962 7 months ago

Thank you for all the helpful comments and the post I love it I might try it but with cement and bolts

@robertobarrozo289 8 months ago

Ficou sensacional seu trabalho.

@Bournefort 2 months ago

Nice log mallet! The foundation and floor look great!

@RyanBalsdon 1 month ago

Love the steel toed sandals!

@rickydawson7388 8 months ago

The primary beam connection to the bituminous pillar foundations are surely inadequate. Diagonally drilled lag scews would not have enough holding down. Use a steel strap the next time. Saddle them over the primary timber beams (like an inverted U) and nail/bolt the free ends to/through the pillars.

@cuervolobo2818 3 months ago

PVC is a very good idea but where I live in España (Balearic Islands) it is prohibited to build with cement and concrete; you can only build small houses with wood unless you have more than 15,000 square meters (161,458 square feet). That's why the foundations wood works very well for me. Thank you for this project👍👍👍

@chunhuachen-gg8nm 7 months ago

beautiful. if you have the chance, you can try the steel deck, it is also good.

@bushcraftua1 8 months ago

Hello. Great idea. I built a house in the country using frame technology: quickly, not expensively and easily. Good luck with the project. I keep watching this video

@Woodenhouseofficial 6 months ago

Wow very interesting build!

@truthserum5202 7 months ago

The tree stumps in the ground for the foundation will only last about 30 years, then you will need to redo the entire foundation. Not the best way to go.

@BuiThiThuy36 5 months ago

Hello talented workers, very good video, thank you

@TV-it6gs 7 months ago

Friend, what is your standard for inserting wood into the ground? Is it a certain depth? Or does it need to hit hard ground?

@juannegron9672 8 months ago

What chemical do you use for threating the wood? Here in Puerto Rico I found a thing called "copertox" but it was a long time ago. It left a green color in the wood like the one you use. Is your chemical DIY, if so please share the mix. Thank.