Sawmill Cover Build // Part Two // Woodland Mills HM130 Max
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Sawmill Cover Build // Part Two // Woodland Mills HM130 Max
In this video, Greg continues to clean out the piling holes, digging down to 30 inches. He adds water to the holes to make the dirt more compact and easier to dig / scoop the dirt out of the holes. Then, he mixes concrete to create a concrete base for the piling holes. He will add sonotubes and level them in our next video.
A big thank you to Marty and Julie from @MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving for sharing their tip of using a galvanized feed scoop in one of their videos. It definitely made scooping the dirt a lot easier! Definitely check out their channel, if you haven't yet. They are building a home on their off-grid homestead, here in North Idaho and have a lot of great tips and are fun to watch. Plus, their story is pretty amazing. We have met both of them and not only are they knowledgeable in what they share in their videos, but they are also kind, good humans. The kindness you see in their videos, shines through in person, as well.
Here are the specs on the sawmill cover we are building:
3 holes in the front
4 holes in the back
Overall dimensions are 15 feet wide by 36 feet long
Longest beam is 27 feet
Front part of the lean to roof is 11'9" and back is 8'
It will have a 3 :12 pitch
Posts and beams are going to be 7 1/2" x 7 1/2"
We will be the sharing the entire build. We hope you will follow along. Have you built a cover for a sawmill? Any tips?
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I like your content. Thank you for sharing. Nice old truck too.
Thank you so much, Erik. It’s a pretty fun truck for sure! 😁
nice job
keep on keeping on!
Thank you!
I was going to say the same thing when your dirts to dry slides off your flutes dump a little water in the hole just enough to get it to stick to the flutes do it all the time works great.
Great tip, thank you so much!
This tip will help when we start our barn build!
Another great video! 😊
Thank you!
That’s a lot of hose! 😂
Right?!
moisten the dirt up with water you can pull it up with a post hole digger don't flood it but Morrison the dirt and he be moist and you can pull it up with your postal digger or the auger thank you
That makes sense. Thank you!
You said you drilled 30 inch deep holes for your sono tube piers. Is that deep enough to be below the frost line there in Idaho? I'm in sourthern Ontario (Canada) further south than Idaho and we need to be at least 42 inches down.
The frost line is 30 inches. We went at least 36. Maybe I misspoke- sorry about that. 😁
We are curious...do you have a recipe for concrete and the amount of water to use, or do you just eye it, as well? Let us know!