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Spring Fed Timber Framed Greenhouse Part 3 Sill Beams
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2020
- For the last week i have been working on the greenhouse base fitting the hardwood sleeper sill beams. It went well and i am pleased with how it has turned out. It is now ready to build on.
The soil is now going to rest for a few months before we top it up again ready to plant in the spring.
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I love how casually you explain the simplicity of the process.... It's funny how simple rarely translates to easy. There's a lot of hard work that you've condensed into a few satisfying moments of viewing pleasure! Thank you ☺️ and know that at least a few of the subscribers acknowledge and appreciate the huge effort involved in making not just the project but the video. 🌱
This Young mans life is one massive beautiful project he is Building for him & his Loved Ones,all i Can say is Congratulations to him & his Loved ones.
nothing but admiration for what you’re doing
Wow!! Those sleepers are in excellent condition, as You said at least another hundred years left in them! Great Work! Keep doing what You're doing!
I find it incredibly reassuring that there is still someone out there that can and does build this way - with quality materials, recycled when possible or harvested from your land, almost completely by hand, and made to last for centuries. A far cry from the cardboard and tissue paper structures they build here in the US now.
That building is still be standing a hundred years from now
Honestly with the way he makes it ysa easily posaible. Almoat all this stuff
I like the fact that you are willing to show some mistakes. We all make them and your advice was spot on!
Your videos have a really therapeutic quality to them in these times. Love to see Snoop pinch the limelight..!
This is like watching greenhouse making school. Brilliant teacher you've turned into.
That's funny I was thinking the same. ......Looks like a good project ready for next year. and 8 by 6 will do me though. LOL
Watching your adorable cat drink from the spring was great. She's given her seal of approval to all your hard work.
Love that you wait for the tractor to warm up before using it, same with us oldies, need to warm up first before start of every day
that spring was a gift from the gods to you and the cat.
Good to see a little bit of Australia 🇦🇺 in your neck of the woods
What a great project Kris. They say a house is only has strong has its foundations that being the case your greenhouse will stand for genarations to come.
Have been looking forward to this since the last video finished!
I am from Russia. Really love your videos. With my friends we want to try to live like you. For now we are looking for a good piece of land for four houses (we think it would be much easier to start). We all wish you good luck. (if we will be able to find land with a good springs, we would gladly bye your mikro hidro)
Love your cat by the way)
It's a testament to your growing skill-set Kris, considering how heavy those timbers will be and yet your joints and levels are perfect.
Been following you since the beginning. Your work gives me a sense of freedom and satisfaction I can't find anywhere else on yt. Thanks!
Absolutely gorgeous! It makes me so happy that people not only recognize beautiful, historical construction but are doing it!!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤
Greetings from Michigan, USA. Beautiful build. Thanks for sharing.
I feel guilty sitting here, watching you do all the work! But I love what you do 😊
Nice to see that wonderful old wood being reused, a good old handmade thumbs up.
I love how the chisels get bigger the further round the sleeper plate he goes.
The biggest one is called a slick.
Big boy toys
This is amazing! And when I look at the chips you're popping off on the ends of the sleepers, my inner wood turner is constantly saying, "Pen blanks!"
I love how Kris does all, thoroughly, precisely. It all will last for hundred years, yeahhh. And want to see how the greenhouse will look like. Great! Stay safe and healthy, thanks for the video!
The wood those sleepers are made of is gorgeous. This is turning out to be a beautiful building.
I was thinking that wondering what kind of tree it once was🤔
I'm pretty sure they're River Redgum, a Eucalyptus from Australia, my kneck of the woods.
The water in the spring looks good enough to supply the house, I would say there are houses out there without as good foundations, tremendous work Kris
Awesome work! That tappy tap tap proves that one canukistan can make the world a better and smaller place!
Also, while my cat has a lot of dog in him , yours looks to be 99.9% doggo. 😁
Fortuitous spring location...good foundation and fine sill...congrats on a good base for your greenhouse...hope it's gonna be productive and will help you to live well... BRAVO
That place will stand 500 years !
That is going to be a very nice greenhouse that people will still be using in a generation or two. Great job man. You are doing fantastic work building up the infrastructure on your homestead.
Hi mate, you are an amazing individual. A first class general engineer and perfect example that man can achieve ANYTHING, they put their mind towards. Keep up the great work and hope to meet you one day when I'm next in Wales. Still stuck in London at the moment.
Great job on the sill plate. Excellent craftsmanship. Spring looks like it's doing Great. Nice and clean.
Incredible work Kris! I love the way you maneuver the heavy stuff...
I have a lot of respect for your skill set...
Looking really good mate! One seriously sharp edge on that chisel, wish I could get mine like that! I’m still also blown away watching that stunning wind turbine you made whirr away in the background knowing that it’s powering your circular saw.... How awesome is that!!! 😃 keep it up buddy it’s really looking fantastic 👍
I like the way u did a 150ml overlap bro!
You are a VERY skilled craftsman!!!
I just found your channel and have been going through your videos and love them.
I have enjoyed watching all of your UA-cam videos for that thank you the greenhouse build is looking really great keep up the good work you’re doing. Always look forward to seeing the next episode thanks once again
Kudos to you Kris for recognizing that building for todays weather may not be enough with the way that weather systems are trending. I expect that this is a topic that is going to become more and more prevalent as we all deal with the changing climate.
How wonderful it is to see what was once a thought, coming into fruition. Good for you, Kris. : )
Excellent Kris and Dot will love it 😍
You certainly know how to sharpen your tools. Also foundation turned out really beautiful, looks like it’s been sittin’ there for 200 years.
This greenhouse is coming along very nicely Kris. Thank you for the content, much appreciated friend.
Looks Great Kris. Forward thinking. excellent.
Why has anyone put a dislike on your videos??
I know , they wish they had your abilities and don't.
Jealousy is a terrible thing.
Why do some people put a dislike on your videos?
I know, they wish they had your abilities and don't.
Jealousy is a terrible thing.
Well done Kris.
Superb craftsman.
Brian
Those big beams are really some pretty wood.
Keep up the good work, watching you has made me build a couple of natural building projects
GOING TO BE ANOTHER MASTER PIECE,, GREAT JOB.
my goodness you make it look so easy, it really looks great 👍
One quick suggestion, after a couple of rains I would either black tarp it or cover with cardboard, till you are ready to use it. This will serve three things, first it will stop any weed seeds in your compost that may have germinated from growing, it would also allow your compost to continue to rot down nicely and lastly you won't have large amts of your nutrients being washed away by the rain that will access it till the structure is sealed.
Oh! I've just thought of something, I wonder if you should have added a layer of grass clippings on top of the wool, just thinking, that's a lot of carbon and does your almost finished compost have enough nitrogen in it to counteract that carbon load below.
Either way I can't wait to see the finished product 😊 keep up the great work.
Allin the preparation,that green house is going to be growing heaven.you don't do anything by halves well done
Seriously great work and really interesting. Looking forward to seeing how you glass it
I love how you reacted when the kitty was drinking water!!! Great videos!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Who doesn’t love working with giant timber framing hand tools?! Such fun! Great job my friend, I’m looking forward to seeing this completed! Thanks for taking us along, 👍🏼👍🏼 from this guy✌🏼
This is a great foundation, one that will last for several generations to come. Thanks for sharing your time as you build this, it has been fascinating to watch. Have a Blessed day from Virginia USA.
The stone wall turned out fantastic great job on that. Better drop a coin in that spring and wish for some great growth in the green house
Kitty cat loves the new drinking place you built for her.... ;)
Not watched you for a bit. Nice to see how far you've come since and lovely to see your cat enjoying life and that you and Dot are good. What a life!
can we just sit back and enjoy the happy Gilmore reference buried in the middle there for a second?
Boy that's some solid timber!
Nice to see wood being used for a great purpose, beautiful wood!!! You make it look so easy, Thank you! for sharing.😊
The color of the wood in those sleepers is so pretty.
That chisel is super Serious 😍😎👍
Great job, well done. Thanks.
I haven’t used wool on a no-dig method so that’s interesting. It should hold moisture for quite a while with that in it until it breaks down.
Hi Kris, your building of the greenhouse is outstanding. I admire all the work you have done and your achievements in all what you have done and built. You make it all look so easy . What amazes me is how you handle those sleepers all alone, the weight and there is more than one of them.All I can say is from the mock up model of the greenhouse that you have made and sourcing all the material (stone etc etc for this build) is amazing. I can only say you have become or are an experienced carpenter. You have every right to be very pleased and should I say proud in what you have done. I look forward to watching this project till the end. Have a great day.
Just love this amazing series!! Trying to remember as much ideas as I can for my future woods house!!
those sleepers are a beautiful colour
Outstanding job. Liked,shared. All my best.
You do bloody well Kris.
That is HARD work Kris.... turned out GREAT!!!
I learned from The Bearded Carpenter that if you get the edges of your joint where you want to than take a marking crayon and rub it on the edges to mark them. After they are marked it is way easier to get the rest of the meat off level. 😊
Loved your method of lowering the sleepers onto the bolts... given the weight I wondered how you were going to manage that. Overall another job up to your usual high standards!
That looks beautiful so far!
You're awesome!! Always enjoy and admire your work...truly inspirational.
Very envious of those sleepers. What a great base to work off. Looking great 👍
Dear Kris Harbour
👍👌👏 Very well done again and as always. Congrats! You live in a wonderful area and you have created your own paradise respectively garden of eden. Simply fantastic! Congrats again.
Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards, luck and health.
I bet all those scraps of wood smell great when burned! Plus that spring water must be good, as cats generally prefer good and clean water.
Glad you clarified the door will be bigger, lol. Was kinda worried you wouldn't be able to fit a wheel barrow through it if you needed to. Anyway, it's looking great. Love the little berm you made for the step. Plus, the spring is also doing nicely. What a lucky find.
Yeah, left it not cut to size, its just over a meter on the model but its much easier to make a frame and install the frame then cut the sleepers to the opening then it is to get the door frame posts to land exactly at the opening. So i will cut them to the posts once the frame is in.
@@KrisHarbour See, this is the stuff that's really valuable to learn. I'd have carefully cut those sleepers to what I thought was the perfect door size, then run into a boatload of problems trying to get it all to fit perfectly when I got to the door frame. Your method of leaving it over-sized and trimming it back to the posts is smarter, faster, and probably ends up in a better looking fit with much less effort.
Thats right, Basically you always have to be thinking about stuff like that. cutting them down after will be easy, But the frame has alot of joints that all have to be just right. then the outside posts both have to sit in mortices so there is so much to think about and get right without also having to worry about getting the door posts to line up exactly with an already cut to size opening. it would also mean that the door size is fixed at a very early stage. while im making the frame i might decide it looks better with a bigger door so the option for that is left open.
That windmill in the background is generating power like crazy!
I'm eager to see the finished greenhouse. It will be strong for sure. You'll likely make it uniquely beautiful too.
Kris excellent work and craftsmanship as usual.
Love it! More than nice Kris.
Nice good job thanx for showing how you did it.
Simply magnificent - just found your channel and I am amazed by the quality and love that you are investing into this. Keep up the great positive work, and I am off to watch all your old videos.
As always Nice work Kris
Tappy tap tap, good to see another AvE fan.
All of this work and effort is very impressive. Truly something to be proud of.
Thanks for posting and sharing. Nice to see how and with what you mulched the ground in the green house.
Amazing skills! Your work is truly incredible :-) Enjoyed watching this video, thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see your finished greenhouse :-).
Love your perspective to harness the forces of nature to your advantage. The hard work done now will save multiples of work in the future by doing it right the first time. Compost looks first rate BTW.
Another great video full of inspiration and enthusiasm , well done Kris!
Great Work! Love that wood!
Kris lovely work my friend
Your amazing skills are awesome.
Liked the 'ha-ha', when you saw that it was level. Myself, didn't think it would be anything else.
Yeh Kris when i cut a notch i always cut right on the very edge first. That gives me a nice straight edge to chisel from. I always look forward for your programs.
This will be awesome. I'm still impressed by how you handled the spring. I watch Tim over on @therestorationcouple as well, and I think if you two ever managed to team up on something you would take over the world. lol.
Fantastic woodwork! Excellent construction. This will sure help food supply in the winter months m
Keep videos coming dude love it
Your videos just get better and better! =D