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Looking awesome Cody, can hardly wait to see it put together!
CJLeTeff 9 months ago
When do you expect to be finished with this job? Looks excellent!
autobahn101driversed 10 months ago
Cool! Good job!
BigOStyle1 10 months ago
Looks sturdy & once those oak dowels are in place it will be solid as a rock!
CampfireTalk 10 months ago
Love all your work, but i'm a little suprised you didn't put a sharper angle on the frame so you had a higher roof space. Any reason for that??
Looks great though. I have just finished my roof too, smaller project though :)
HalfQ 10 months ago
Looking good!
TheBeeperman 10 months ago
@wranglerstar Could you make a guess a the total man hours invested in your project? (Including acquiring the timber and think time).
MrRedruin 10 months ago
great job bud, the steep angle on the roof, for snow? more attic space?
beast12101 10 months ago
Awesome job sir!
jabp03 10 months ago
the triangle
mysciencenow 10 months ago
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mysciencenow 10 months ago
Awesome! Congrats on selling the house!
TheHossUSMC 10 months ago
Well done sir. I really like your joinery. Solid but not more complex than needed.
As for the perlins I would suggest a square mortise with the tops cut to the angle of the roof. At least for the top perlin. The rest going down both sides can be set in at the angle of the roof.
Great work sir.
scarmenl 10 months ago
I can't wait to see the finished product. I love the fact that the entire process is documented. Your future generations will treasure these videos. How much knowledge has died with our ancestors because it wasn't documented? Cody, you are an inspiration.
mcgee772003 10 months ago 9
Nice job Cody, what type of roofing material will you be using ?
rchopp 10 months ago
@rchopp I think I'll use steel
wranglerstar 10 months ago 3
One piece at a time...I'm looking forward to seeing the finished project...This has to be such a rewarding journey
IsiahMorris 10 months ago
good job dude.
theshogun77 10 months ago
Looking good Cody. Keep it up.
URBANAMERICANTAC 10 months ago
Looks nice Cody.Did you sell your house yet?
larsbadboy 10 months ago
@larsbadboy yes we did
wranglerstar 10 months ago 7
Great work as always! Cody, I ask with no criticism, I was wondering, is it harder to do a 45 degree joint than a 90 degree? I noticed that the top joint was a 90?
westtexasprepper 10 months ago
@westtexasprepper its a bit harder but not bad
wranglerstar 10 months ago
@wranglerstar Thanks Cody, keep up the good work!
westtexasprepper 10 months ago
Great work Cody...
dafrogtoad 10 months ago