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Tim Palmer - Logs to lumber
United States
Registrace 21. 07. 2020
Logs to lumber - we take logs from many sources and turn them into lumber suitable for all woodworking projects.
Afternoon of Fishing Canada 2023
This is gopro footage of an afternoon of fishing on my recent trip to Dunlop's fly in Lodge on Lake Waskaiowaka in Northern Manitoba. The lake is 50 miles northeast of Thompson, Manitoba by airplane. The lake is known as a excellent Northern Pike lake.
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Big Pike compilation
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This video was from a recent fishing trip to Dunlop's Fly In Lodge on Lake Waskiaowaka in Northern Manitoba. The lake is located 50 miles Northeast of Thompson, Manitoba. The lake is noted for its trophy Northern Pike. This video is a compilation of the fish we caught in the week we were there.
Framing concrete questions #3 answers
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Links to my concrete basics videos. czcams.com/video/7tjIMBcxgdk/video.html czcams.com/video/Ag7qBaoeAgY/video.html
Framing concrete Questions #3
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In this video I ask questions about concrete. A carpenter should have some basic knowledge about concrete and how to form it. If you want some basic knowledge about concrete go to the link below. Concrete basics 1 and 2. czcams.com/video/7tjIMBcxgdk/video.html czcams.com/video/Ag7qBaoeAgY/video.html
Framing Questions #2
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In this video I continue the framing questions series. These 5 questions pertain to the floor system.
Solar panel update #4
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In this video I go over the kilowatt hour usage and production of my solar panels for April, May, and June 2023.
Macerating Toilet Install
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In this video I go through the process of installing a macerating toilet. It is a toilet that blends the waste material and then pumps it out. If the pipe is level it can push the waste up to 80 ft. The SUPERFLO 600W Macerator Pump Toilet can be purchased at www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLCJP2GK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Carpentry answers #1
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In this video I give the answers to carpentry questions #1.
carpentry questions #1
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In this video I am starting a series where I will ask 5 questions about framing a house. If you will answer the questions in the comments and then I will post a second video answering the questions and explaining the answers if necessary.
Walnut Cabinet
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In this video I go through the process of making a solid wood walnut cabinet with a panel door. The cabinet is 6 ft tall, 18 inches wide, and 12 inches deep.
Lumber stamp
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In this video I explain the meaning of the markings in the lumber stamp that is on a piece of dimensional lumber.
Cutting down red oak tree
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In this video I am cutting down a red oak tree that is dying. Its my first time running a chain saw since I had shoulder replacement surgery in October 2022.
Red oak table
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In this video I build a red oak table showing the steps needed to complete the table.
Figuring Doyle scale bd ft using formula
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Figuring Doyle scale bd ft using formula
Shear Walls, what are they and how to identify them.
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Shear Walls, what are they and how to identify them.
Carpentry tools #2, bits, blades, saws, jigs
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Carpentry tools #2, bits, blades, saws, jigs
Power at light, single pole switch, neutral in switch 3 ways
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Power at light, single pole switch, neutral in switch 3 ways
Gracias amigo.
I've been looking for several months for a wiring video to explain how to run from existing power, to an outdoor light + outdoor receptacle, with two-way switches. Still haven't found exactly that setup but I'm hopeful!
Run a 12-2 from existing power to the switch box. From the switch box run a 12-3 to the second switch box. From second switch box run switch leg to the light. From first switch box run a 12-2 to the outlet. Make sure you use large single gang for first switch so all the wires fit. Ask question if you need more help.
I used this video and method to wire 2 wall sconces from one switch. Now I plan to wire 5 sconces from a dimmer. Can I use this same method and then daisy chain from light 2 to 3 to 4 to 5?
Yes
Is there a way to wire this with neutrals in both switch boxes? I want to be able to use smart switches.
couldnt you just divide the total square footage by 33 and get the total number of bundles?
Since there is 100 square ft in a square and 3 bundles make a square. Each bundle covers covers about 33 square ft. So yes, you can take total square ft divide by 33 to get the number of bundles. Don't forget to add for waste.
Since there is 100 square ft in a square and 3 bundles make a square. Each bundle covers covers about 33 square ft. So yes, you can take total square ft divide by 33 to get the number of bundles. Don't forget to add for waste.
@@timpalmer-logstolumber1999 Thank you.
This guy is a bull in a china shop. crazy that he ended up in the trades. lol
I can finesse things when I need to.
Thanks for this!!!
Your welcome
Ive hammered in all of my studs with a spacer block on a 10x20 saltbox with natural building😅🤙 Thank u for making this helpful video; easy to understand and validating in my method of choice👍
This is 5th vid/page I saw trying to figure it out. You nailed it. Thanks!
Glad to be of service
Excellent thanks guys, really good explanation.
Im building a 24'x24' cabin with a lvl at 12'. Im using 2"x10"x12'' for my floor jiost, 24"oc. Where would I put the bridging at? 6'?
Yes, that would be the best place
So basically we waisted 6 minutes to learn something that can be done in 30 seconds or less by an online concrete calculator. Good stuff.
Just run the hot wire from the panel, or outlet to the switch box. It keeps it simple and clean in that all whites are common, no hot and all black are hot and switch legs. Why overcomplicate it and have all these non experienced people confused to what whit is for power. Keep it clean and simple with power to the switch box, then run the legs to the light boxes.
Thank you Sir, its been a long time since I have been in building houses and remodels. over the years I forgot the measurements to use for splicing. you did a great job explaining this. Thank you.
Thankyou
I install for a major company. Is there a typical height fireblocks are put in walls? And is there an easier way to identify a wall that has fireblocks? Those are my number one qorst enemy when Im putting in In Wall Power Kits. Besides the typical stuf finders cuz I have yhem all and the magnets
Depending on whether the sheathing is horizontal or vertical, 4 ft or 8 ft are common. Codes may differ so check local codes.
I really have to repeat the video, to memorize the trig, I always wanted to understand the cosine and the sine,and tangent., Until someone like Tim explained this really easy to comprehend., Thanks,.
Hi; Tim you really teach pretty good about construction, really help us on what we need to know; that really nice if you download more videos, Thanks for your excellent videos.,
How what a complicated way to figure that. Just do L x W = sq ft. Divide that by 81 to get 4 inches. Then just double it for 8 inches, triple for 12 inches, etc, etc.
I have never seen this method but it does work. But If using a calculator I don't see how it is any easier. Thanks for the info, I can teach it as a second method, this method may be easier to understand for some students.
@@timpalmer-logstolumber1999 maybe it just seems easier to me because that how I learned it when I was a kid. I don’t math too good😂
For the mathematically challenged, just get a large roll of string. Lay out the string all around the future concrete perimeter making sure you are dead on (or slightly outside - but definitely not inside the future concrete area). When done, gather up the string and measure its length. Divide the string length by 4 to effectively turn the "curved" or "any random area" into a simple "square". Multiply side one (1/4 the string) by side 2 (1/4 the string) to get "area" of the "square". Multiply that number by the concrete thickness (example: .33 for 4 inch slab or .5 for 6 inch slab or ?/12 for any other depth) and divide that number by 27 (3 ft x 3 ft x 3 ft = 27 for a cubic yard) to get the cubic yards of concrete needed. To check this method out, lets say the string measures 12 foot and you're pouring a 3 foot (OMG) slab. 12/4 = 3. ; 3*3=9 ; 9*3=27 ; 27/27=1 ; 1 Cubic Yard of concrete would be needed.
What a mess. How anyone learned from this is wild.
How to place a black white and ground to an old kitchen ceiling without a grounding wire....please respond Sir...thank you....by Arl Pack
Is there an existing light with a black wire and a white wire coming from a switch?
Great video! How does the no neutral into the switch help out with all these wifi switches that require a neutral? Im a DIY and this has been an issue with these newer switches.
If you need a neutral in switch box use a 3 wire from light to switch box. Use red as switch leg.
@@timpalmer-logstolumber1999 Thank you!
I never like the idea of two circuits can go into a same box for the exact reason you mentioned. It creates an easy setup for shared neutrals and makes diagnostics harder and more dangerous
Yes, but many times they are necessary
I thought the home. run went to the switch leaving a free neutral in the box then daisy chain the rest of your light string
This is just another way of wiring the lights. Either way it passes code.
Very good. Thank you. For a rip roof as you have drawn, do you find that there is more waste that with a gable roof?
Yes, there is more waste on a hip roof. Because of the angles there is plywood and shingles that can't be used. Where as hip roof has very little waste.
GREAT EXPLANATION
I always cringe when someone wants to open up a wall this always seems to be dead in the middle of the load bearing down from the 2nd floor. They always want an open doorway or a partial opening like a bar look out right in the middle of this wall so they can see their living room from their kitchen. 🤣🤣🤣
Load bearing walls are a main reason why houses don't have open floor plans. Stud walls are easier than posts, beams and joist hangers
Load bearing walls are a main reason why houses don't have open floor plans. Stud walls are easier than posts, beams and joist hangers
@@timpalmer-logstolumber1999 Yeah and people don't realize how much work this will be taking a section of these walls out completely, so the ceiling runs all the way through, when a beam has to be added above the existing ceiling and the floor joust of the second floor has to be cut and this beam installed after 2 make-shift walls are standing first. I mean it is easy to say that is what they want, but when they see the bill before the work, they think we are trying to screw them over or something, and most homeowners are clueless about framing in general anyways so, yeah. But that don't stop them from wanting what they want.
Yeah but with today's code this isn't legal. All circuits must have their own neutral in residential wiring and Arc Fault breakers won't work in this application.
When you teach wiring you have to show the old stuff that you may run across when working on older houses.
This meets code and some arc fault breakers are listed to be tied together for multi wire applications. GE is one of them.
This is wrong. You want to notch in the middle. Please remove this video. Dangerous.
A quick search would show that you never notch the middle 1/3 of a floor joist. That is where the most stress is.
A quick search would show that you never notch the middle 1/3 of a floor joist. That is where the most stress is.
I have a question what is the protocol for the ceiling ? Is it the same ?
Unless the ceiling joist are load bearing you don't have to worry about them
Just the video I was looking for . I am adding a bathroom and just framing 2 new walls as the other 2 walls are originally there . 1 of the new walls is running parallel the other is not . I will just to see how close I am under house
Excellent and very clear, big thanks to show up the info - from Korean
Thank you. This is what i'm need
Strip the jacket off the cable before putting in the box. Feed the switch box trhen go to the lights. There is a definite reason for this
Do you need to tap it to the water pipe line andwhere the liquid waste will go do you have to tap it in which pipe? Just curious this is good in the garage but we havent water or waste line to tap just electricity
Yes you need water and waste water pipes
This is how your educate DIYers and young rookie contractors. There was nothing in this that wasn't cut and dry. You've just helped me out immensely good sir. Thank you
Tim, I don't care how crude your props are, your mind and talent are absolutely spot on. I suffered through a full day of youtube electricians focused on explaning the 3-way switch, always assuming a "normal" setup (power on one end and the light(s) on the other. You are the only one who called out the special challenge of having both the light and the power source on one end. When I opened up the switch box closest to the light, I was immediately confused by the fact the white wire was hot... Because you took the time (and smarts) to use the boxes as your orientating frame of reference.... and then added the wires (2 and 3 wire romex)....you had me well focused. When you started at the box for the switch down the line from the light, I was very skeptical. "How in the hell is this guy gonna handle the fact the white wire coming from the light/power source is "hot." Well, you brought that up and handled it very well where it would make sense.....when you were setting up the second switch box.....followed with a bit of information on power source and the light needs were to be handled in the round box. Since I can't see this setup, I took your word for it. I mmediately followed your directions step by step.....Starting with the switch box furthest down the line. Welll.................IT WORKED FIRST TIME I TRIED IT...... Not only are you an experienced electrician.....you have a knack for sensing what will be confusing for us not-good-at-DIY types and bring in "weird" stuff that fall out of line with black-wire, white--wire thinking. My appreciation and thanks for helping bring a bad day to an end with a great success!!!! Frank
Frank, thanks for the great comment. I started this channel when the school I work for wanted us to put some of what we teach online. I did not put a lot of thought into how neat things look, just the practicality. It is my plan to redo many of my videos to improve the quality and aesthetics. But time always seems to be in short supply. Thanks again for the comment.
All squares can be rectangles but not all rectangles can be squares
I can't see what screw or what wire was connected A closer view would've been better
Sorry, it is on my list of things to do. I am going to redo some of my videos.
What a mess.
He added 12 inches to the headers instead of 6'' unless he means to add 6' inches to each side
Super helpful!
Can a house have a combination of truss and stick built rafters?
yes
You don't need to vent this?? I am running a quote on installing one of these. I've only put in the saniflo but those clearly require a vent.. 🤔
Great
Thank you
when replacing a load bearing wall with posts, is extra reinforcement needed on or under where the posts sit, if there is a basement/ lower floor below?
The load should be transfered from beam to the ground. Reinforcing under the post may be necessary.
@@timpalmer-logstolumber1999 thanks for responding and thank you for the video, it is very informative!
nice
How do I raise the floor back to level. It's at least a 4 inch drop
I'm not sure what you're asking
Is this the Superflo model? Does your pump cycle several times to eliminate waste or just once or twice? Installing ours and surprised at the number of pump cycles per empty.
Yes it is the Superflo. I don't know about the flushing. He didn't have the water turned on when I installed it.
Since there’s two separate circuits in the same box isn’t it required that there be a partition/divider between the two switches?
No. You can have multiple circuits in same box, there is no way to divide them.
It’s only if the voltage is higher than 300 volts