Timber Framed Mailbox Post
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Making a new mailbox post for the house this is timber-framed from 6"X6" reclaimed barn timbers. next week we will be working on all the finishing details and putting it in the ground. this is all hand tool woodworking. we will be using several timber framing tools. the beam drill, the slick, and a large corner chisel.
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I never get tired of Timberframe videos. Fire away😊
You should check out Mr. Chickadee's channel!
I’m hopelessly addicted to the Chikadee channel.
Yes I would like to see more! Very interested in small timber framing projects and related tools. My Grandfather was a barn builder in Ont. Can. from C.1903 until his last build in 1944 at the age of 77. I am very lucky to have several of his framing tools including his Millers Falls Boring Machine! Although I have never used any of them I am very interested to learn of their history & use. Keep up the good work James, looking forward for more.
thanks William. more fun to come!
Please timberframe more, I love everthing that you do, but these kinds of projects hit a special nerve!
thanks. we will see what the future holds!
Great video production again. Yes, more timber frame please. Especially a patio pergola!
Thanks Jeremy!
Well, one thing for sure is that James is a hard hand tool worker who likes doing hard work! Me thinks that he belongs back in the 18th Century. More videos like this would be great!
Hi James, I would really like to see more timber framing projects. Please do another one!
Thanks Brian. I want to do more and I am looking at making a pergola. just need the time and timbers!
@@WoodByWright Now that would be a really cool project. I would really like to see what project if you can make it happen.
Timber framing, yes please.
Timber Frame Building? Yes please
What a wonderful piece of kit that pillar drill is, also I have never seen a chisel that needs a step ladder to beat the end.
LOL got to love a good two handed slick!
I love to see timber framing done with hand tools. I would like to do it my self sometime.
yes more timber frame videos
Beautiful work. I’m still yet to be disappointed. Thanks
Yes! Timber framing...we want more. Never thought about the wooden clogs as being a mallet extension for the legs.
they are great shop tools!
Yes! PLEASE DO TIMBER FRAMING!!! CANT WAIT TO LEARN ABOUT IT!
What's that
Yes to more timber framing
So if I understand you correctly, you have 20 tons of mail delivered and need a crane jib to take the weight, and also that you have a massive saw. Well, you float my boat. Glad the bed turned out well too.
LOL yup.
Having this channel certainly keeps you fit! I really like how you have split the channels, I think it works really well. I’ll watch the other channel now to see how much I got right. This could be your AMSR channel as I find it takes me to that zone watching you build.
I like watching you do anything, but the bigger projects do have more impact.
As always a fantastic video, thank you James.
Keep the timber framing coming! I enjoy it
It turned out Awesome and all done by hand tools. I would love to see some more timber framing videos so fire away!
Great move with the wedge ops, what they don't see won't hurt them.👍
That looks like a fun project James. Your mailbox certainly isn't going to fall over. Do you find timber framing needs less precision than cabinetmaking or is it about the same? I love the big chisels! Scott
it requires the same ratio of persision. where as a 1/32" gap may or may not be a problem it relationship to the size of the joint
I guess that makes sense. The scale allows for a slight margin of error. I've done a through tenon on a 4x4 once, but it was nice to see you using proper tools for timber framing. Thanks. Scott
WOW, fantastic work, and I'm rather impressed with the hammering capacity of your clogs! AND YES! More timber framing!
Yeah. Good. Like it a lot.
That corner chisel is huge.
so much fun though!
Wood By Wright it looks like you were having a blast.
Absolutely amazing, mate. I'd love to see more framing videos from you. Seeing that beam drill in action is a joy all by itself.
Great video! Absolutely keen on more timber framing videos!!
Oh wow! That really is large. I thought you did a forced perspective. Looks nice and sturdy, the snow plow won’t knock that over
More timber framing! Love it.
One solid mailbox. Great project. Great work!👍
More timber framing, please!
Bigger is better.👍🏻
More framing! Love this video!!
Bring on the timber framing!
we will see what the future holds!
´The best thing is that everybody could disassemble it with only a malet hammer like thing🤣
great work. im amazed what you can do with hand tools..
thanks!
I just seen a video called (mind-blowing woodwork projects that are on another level) that featured a bit of your dining room table build.
ya there are a lot of people that like to cut up on that video. thanks!
The biggest mailbox post in the USA!
Lol o have seen a lot bigger!
Awesome build, can't wait to see more!
Cant wait to see the mailbox..... lol
Nicely done!
thanks Thomas!
cool james came out nice timber framing is really interesting James Smith of the Tradeseman channel has some really good vlog videos on timber framing on his barn people may enjoy that as well
Love that barn build.
Me as well I've watched it for so long Jim and the kids feel like part of the family
James, its obvious that your corner chisel need some TLC...Maybe even those framing chisels? I know you've become very proficient with those Disston saws and other style "push" saws but I'd like to see you try using the Japanese pull style saws.
FYI, Tillers International in Scotts, MI teaches timber framing and other similar skills. (even how to plow a field with an Ox team)
Great project - largest mailbox stand I’ve ever seen. Are you making the mailbox too? Looking forward to how this is going to look when done.
no I ordered the mail box!
How super...WOW!
Thanks for sharing that
Great job 👍
4:20, ya don't see circular burn marks on this channel everyday. :)
LOL I know right. I do own a table saw that I use for personal use from time to time. so there are a few scraps in the pile with those hideous marks on them LOL
so thats how James stays fit.
No I do ultra running!. just yesterday ran almost 40 miles.
yeah. timber frame a building
I love your Big Barn Beam Borer. I wish I had one of those to play with!
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The monster saw is most efficient!
yes it is!
Wow!! You must have arms like Popeye. I’m tired just watching. Great job!
Whows popeye
Is that penetrating epoxy that you are putting on? How may coats
yup just one coat of penetrating epoxy. I do not want the wood to be glossey.
That’s the longest through tenon I’ve ever seen.
LOL it was a fun one for sure!
Careful setting that post in...utilities underground
Gallows. Small gallows, but still gallows. Are you keeping something from me?
They don't use many tusk tenons in Alabama because the tusc-a-loosa
Oh that is a good one. LOL
@@WoodByWright I learned it from the guy who did the presentation at our MWTCA meetup last weekend
Here we have codes for mailbox posts. You're allowed to put a 4x4 in and that's it. You can't even put it into concrete or rocks. It so if a car hits it no one gets impaled or what have you. The state can even come by and demolish your mailbox if it doesn't meet the code. Then they send you a bill for the work.
Yup. No such codes here
Whow
So you ended up using nearly every handsaw in the shop
I could not find a way to use the frame saw. LOL
❤💯😎👍👍
"If you want to see more timber framing, let me know!"
Three years later:
"You know, I never did like the construction in this house. So in today's video, I'll be replacing all the joists and studs in the house with timber framing."
sounds about right!
Looks a little big? Well I guess if you mail is missing or late you can crucify the mailman.
Just kidding btw, looks great. We have a reclaimed wood place here and it has all kinds of great lumber.
LOL thanks!
😃👍🏻👊🏻
Are using what you have around like I do if you do I give you a hand ✋
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Ohh no, your clog!
@Barry Manilowa After the kick it looks like the clog split.
No no split still working strong
@@WoodByWright Ohh good, it really looked like the left one broke at the 11:55 minute mark.
The timber framing work is great, but aesthetically, the proportions are fairly far off. Make a scale drawing next time.
Look a lot different when in the ground. To proportions are designed for that. As well as the mailbox will be going on as much much larger than an average mailbox. There's a lot more that will go into this that you do not see yet
First¿
I really don't think so. I had finished the video before you said that.
Jonas Daverio damn I hate my WiFi
Yup you got first! you are officiously my favorite today.
@@WoodByWright Meh!
Jonas Daverio well
A lot of this is, um, well, boring.