Massive Timber Framing Project with Alaskan Chainsaw Mill – Sill Beam Cut and Setup
Published December 30, 2010
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164,644
Likes
1,117
Comments
62
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In this video, I continue my timber framing journey by cutting and preparing the sill beams for my timber frame project. I brought the timber back to the shop, squared the edges with my Alaskan chainsaw mill, and created mortise and tenon joints for the sill plates. Timber framing is a labor-intensive process, but it’s…
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- December 30, 2010
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How Massive Timber Framing Project with Alaskan Chainsaw Mill – Sill Beam Cut and Setup is doing
It has 164K views in total. It ranks #10,395,243 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Massive Timber Framing Project with Alaskan Chainsaw Mill – Sill Beam Cut and Setup
- Total views
- 164K
- Total likes
- 1.11K
- Total comments
- 62
- Published
- December 30, 2010
- Global rank by views
- #10,395,243
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How many views does Massive Timber Framing Project with Alaskan Chainsaw Mill – Sill Beam Cut and Setup have?
Massive Timber Framing Project with Alaskan Chainsaw Mill – Sill Beam Cut and Setup has 164,644 views, 1,117 likes and 62 comments, ranking #10,395,243 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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