Stopping the LEAK with a TIMBER FRAME AWNING
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2022
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This is the second video in a series of fixing our leaky wall. As many folks pointed out in the first video ( • The LEAK was SO much w... ) I fixed the wall but didn't fix the leak. I need to re-install the door, and redesign the porch, but since it's so cold and snowy outside I decided to build an awning. It will decrease the rain exposure on the door, and I can do most of the construction indoors.
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Man builds sturdiest awning in the world
Taking tips from Bourbon Moth 😁
Wrong, he builds the strongest awning of the US. This is standard everywhere in Europe. But still nice work, don’t get me wrong
Snow is heavy!
While I won't likely ever make this project, I learned a very valuable lesson: The moment you pin nailed the roof template together to test out the look, angle of cuts, etc, my mind expanded. Make test pieces based on referential measurements!!!! Thank you for leading by example here :D
Make test pieces for everything. I'm a cabinet maker apprentice and one of the first things I learned, was that furniture makers always make test pieces in the cheapest wood available, no matter what we need to do. If we need to set up a saw, drill press, router table, etc. Then we use a piece of pine/fir to test our settings until we've reached the desired measurements and only then do we take our actual work piece. It's a great way to make sure that all fuck ups happen with cheap wood and not the expensive wood destined for gorgeous woodworking
Hi Michael, fellow Seattleite here. Hope you survived the ice storm! Love your videos and always appreciate when you admit you might have done something wrong. Keep up the good work!
Sheesh. This is what happens when a *cabinetmaker* does carpentry. I love it: "..sneak up on the cut, to get it right..." and "...glued draw-bore tenon pins..." even on a joint that takes nearly zero loads in tension. Michael you can't help yourself. You build for the ages, even when it's a simple, short-term mitigation measure for water intrusion!
Hahaha! Gotta challenge myself
Very nice! Major tip for hand-planing with that style plane - point your index finger (the one holding the plane's wooden handle/tote) forward like a finger gun. Helps your wrist and overall body mechanics keep the plane straight!
Good to know! Thanks!
Dang that is really neat. Reminds me of some stuff I teach people who are learning to skate.
As others have mentioned, it could use some flashing done which goes under the siding and over the roof to divert the water. Otherwise it will leak between the roof and siding.
100 years from now the entire house will be crumbled into dust but that awning will still be there. 😊 Looking good Michael!
12:37 if you use a smaller drill bit there, your offset will be perfect every time and you wont have 2 indents that might lead to mistakes. just go 1 or 2 bit sizes below the hole size, press them against the side of the hole you want to draw the board to and indent with that :)
That's a neat idea! Thanks 👍
Hey Michael! I’m a framer who dabbles in wood working. I love watching how you guys approach framing with your woodworking tools/shop opposed to how maybe we would on a job site. Keep up the good work! Very entertaining : )
Thanks Jeff! I’m sure it’s obvious I never had a job as a framer, but I love messing around with framed structures. The more I learn about framing the more I want to do it. Glad you enjoy watching my version of it 😂
Don’t sell yourself short! You could walk on any job site 🤙🏼
Michael, please come to the Maker Camp Timber Framing event in July at the Blackthorn, led by Justin Dietrich. It is clear that you will enjoy it and your help will be welcomed. The timber frame pre-build is nice because it’s the only focus of the weekend, without all the distractions of the full Maker Camp event.
I love the videos that are 30 mins long. I like to sit back and relax and slowly watch a project come together. Thanks for taking time and effort to make all your videos! ❤️
Great video, Michael! I always love your woodworking projects! As long as you haven’t roofed it, when we get some good weather it might be worth removing the plywood above the gable roof you built, and flashing it correctly. Your good work will last longer! Thanks so much for your videos!
Given where it is it wouldn't be worthwhile - it's essential..
I'm over in Spokane and know how crazy the weather has been for the Seattle area. Stay safe, stay warm. I've got a few of these awnings to assemble for my new shop. I'll be taking a few elements from your design.
Can't help but be reminded of the actor Peter Sarsgaard everytime I watch a video, you guys are doppelgangers.
Very nice work Michael. As in all your tasks, you do splended work. Don' forget, caulk is cheap.
I watched this when it first came out. I'm watching it again today, because I need to build it. On a house that has identical siding to the siding you have (except ours is crappy off-white, and we're on the other side of the state). Really grateful to your videos - I'm feeling confident enough that my partner and I can pull this off.
I really like that siding! Do you know who makes it?
Glad you explained why you were using the plane. I raised an eyebrow when I first saw you using it to cleanup the leftover of your table saws depth limit, and was about to comment on better ways, but no need. Good to see you using tools just because, and not for the sake of expediency. Looks and sounded like you enjoyed yourself in this build. Projects should be utilitarian and satisfying for the maker. That’s what working with your hands and brain in today’s world is all about. Good job!
Dusty Lumber Co. is a bridal joint ninja!
Nice build!! I use your low math layout method on lots of my projects.
glad you got that up before this morning's ice fiasco across the city
For real!! It's a mess out there
"I had enough time with the handsaw" is exactly how I feel after doing a few joinery with hand tools
Framing done by a fine woodworker! 😅 This awning will most likely outlive the house! ✌️
Great video, Michael~! Very nice looking functional feature for the shop. Can't wait to see the finished project. Thanks for sharing it~!
Not to undermine the importance of the damage to your property, but coming back to it after seeing what's been going on with Laura Kampf's house seems like a minor thing 🤣
This was a great video. I just love how simple you made it look to cut the bird's mouth on your rafters. I'm not knocking anyone who would use a framing square to figure out the angles, but it was just a simpler way to find the angles for me.
"Still really snowy." *shows a half inch of snow*
I'm glad I live here and not somewhere where the snow gets deeper than I am tall.
Looking great, Michael. I like your Shaun Boyd impression testing the strength of the assembly.
Bill
Great job! Get well soon! Thank you for sharing the process!
Feel better soon! Awesome build… Fantastic joinery… Happy holidays… Best to you and yours.
Merry Christmas to you and Ashley...and I hope you get better!
Great job! Super sturdy build. I love it.
Hope you feel better. I totally feel your pain. The up and down of the weather has messed with my body. Currently it's -1°F here it'll warm up to 2 or 3 by dawn LOL! It was -8°F this morning and I love in KY.
This was so so good! So many ahah moments. I said out loud alone in my house "Oh come on!" when you showed how you measure by stacking up the parts, measuring what's left, and then dividing. I'm like mad at my self for never thinking like that HA! That tip is gonna eliminate so much math for me. Thank you!!!
Really great work on this project. Enjoy following this one to the end
It’s always a good day when I get a new Alms Fab video
Master carpentry ! So well explained ,very illuminating video ,well done,thanks !
Excellent video, commendation and craftsmanship. 😊
Loved the build Michael. Get better soon and Happy holidays!
Feel better and enjoy your Christmas! Can't wait to see the follow-up.
Definitely one strong awning! That freezing rain was nuts! Hopefully you stayed home and are feeling better!
Nice job on the timber frame awning Michael! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP
Merry Christmas!! Thanks for always putting out awesome videos.
Looks awesome!! Hope you feel better soon!!
Very Nice workmanship Michael, The brackets look like a hugh "A" as Alm,,Nice
Storm destroyed my cheap awning so I think I might be copying this with some alterations. Love the support structure though 💯
Looking so great! Hope you feel better soon!
Thank you!!
Merry Christmas 🎄 Michael!
imagine being alm`s neighbor and getting spoiler of the new videos everyday.
That is a fine build, and a well produced video. I enjoy watching videos where I see some of the same makes and models of tools I use. Thanks for posting. Cheers!
Beautiful stuff 🤘
Feel better and Merry Christmas.
Get well soon Michael 🙂 Happy holidays ☃️🎄❄️👍
Good thing you built this before this week.
Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to you & yours. Take care & stay safe!
Looks Awesome , the bridal joints came out beautiful. Have a great holiday season🎄
You just share a next coolest project for me.
Thank you brother.
Excellent Michael. Merry Christmas
Love the timber framed look! Had to laugh when you used the 1-2-3 block as a straight edge! Definitely making notes about the tricks you did for relative measurements! 👍 Great job! Looking forward to the next video on this!
Thanks David! I grab whatever straight edge is closest to me at the time 😂
Merry Christmas 🎄 and may the New Year 🎉 bring many more great tips and projects.
Feel better Happy Holidays!
I hate trying to flash-in T1-11. There aren't a lot of good ways to do it. For this, I think would trace out the siding where it meets the rafters, add room for the roof deck and shingles and slide up my step flashing before patching in the siding and re-attaching the timber frame.
Looks great! Hope you feel better soon and happy holidays!
Thanks Mary! Happy holidays!
Get well soon!
Wow! I have to say, Amazing and Thank you!
That’s actually very nice great build. I just got a rigid 13 inch planer for Christmas and am excited to use it Merry Christmas from Portland
@ Len Smith
That was my concern as well. The area between wall and first rafter is going to be highly susceptible to rot. I know he used that Halcyon finish on the awning, but that T-111 siding is going to keep on doing what it did before.
OTOH, the area under the awning will look nice for a good while.
Brilliant! Now the rain water is diverted directly onto the stairway and the people using the stairway. Build quality like this is deserving of a 1920's Craftsman house, not a box building like this.
I put a gutter on it.... Watch part 2
@@MichaelAlm good .
Re:miter stand future project, I really like the t-track stop block without a fence approach, and on my last miter stand I totally did it post build, router with a straight edge guide.
I totally want to go that route! Thanks 🙌
nice build, take care of yourself and get gooder, Happy Holidays
Love the video looking at doing something similar to my front porch, get well soon And have a good Christmas and New year
Hope you’re feeling better!
Exactly what I want to do for a few door openings. Thanks.
Was just writing a comment about that screw angle not pulling the joint together then you figured it out.. well done. Not sure how you figure that the bevel cut at the bottom of the upright throws water away from the building - it doesn't.. it just makes it look less clunky, a transition from one plane to another..
Re: the rafters - all you need is the pitch (which you knew) and the dimension of the outside edges of the brackets and you can figure out the joinery with math.. Top tip - when drilling, flip the rafter up the other way and drill thru the intersection of the birdsmouth so you make sure your hole is there - no layout required
great video ,i enjoyed that. merry christmas.
For a moment at the end there, I thought I was watching Jason at Bourbon Moth!
Great work!
I’d recommend cutting the beams and ridge flush with the outside of the last rafter and then fitting the fascia over the top. It doesn’t look as pretty but will stop moisture sitting on top and rotting out the ends, even with multiple coats of water based varnish it’ll be a week point. Replacing the structural parts in years to come is more of a pain than replacing fascia.
Nicely done
Even though the look would be very different , I would have made the awning a single slope matching the roof line .
Single sloped in that all the water and snow shed would be off to the left and none coming onto the steps.
Awesome project. 👍
Nice work merry Christmas to you and your family 👪
Just love hand tools and the Shinto rasp is just a great tool.
Amazing, Michael! Fantastic work! 😃
Looking forward to see you finishing it!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Merry Christmas and happy new year!
Amazing. Thank you
Do the flashing when you re-do the siding around the door. Or while you are building the awning. Best to do both. Not after the awning.
I'm stealing your air compressor setup ;)
Such a coincidence, during that period it was also December at my hometown.. "it's December in Seattle..."🤪
excellent video
I commend you on the build, but as a timber framer, I wonder why you didn't use the mortise and tenons on the braces? And why glue your joints? If you use the dowels to join them together, they will never come apart. Barns have stood for hundreds of years with this method.
Still, a nice job and the wood is beautiful. Cheers!
good work m8
Great video about your project, and like others here, it gave me some new ideas. Thanks. By the way, your Jackery is a battery, not a generator.
It is weird that somehow that has become the industry term for those battery/ inverter units. I think it is because they are generally used in a situation where you might use something like a Honda EU2000 so they are maybe trying to make that link to consumers. I guess they are also considering the combination with solar as actually generating electricity. Just as an additional note, I have dealt with one of these units in a not-sponsored professional situation and I was pretty impressed with it.
Greetings from the BIG SKY.
The ice and water on the steps with this awning could have had a 9/12 pitch away from the steps . Right! looks over function savage.
Say he's back....Roof time😃
Very nicely done! Good work with the hand tools.
By the way, what are those lights you've got for your outdoor shoot?
Hey Michael, you really want to look into flashing between your siding and this new frame ;-)
Thanks! I have a plan 🙌
take good care
I used to have that chop saw. I "upgraded" to a sliding compound saw. What a mistake. I miss the accuracy of that little Delta. 😭
Looks really nice, not want to annoy you since you took it so far now.. but shouldn‘t the roof be on an angle by it self? Or are you compensating for it with the decking.. (otherwise water/moisture could still end up at the door frame..)
@30:54 would it be better to angle this build entirely one direction to the left?
I can't imagine runoff onto the stairs would be good.
That or a gutter will be added to the stair-side roof edge.