LIVE at the 2024 Paul Bunyan show Assembling the Sugar Shack!

Ready? Yep. All right. I don't know what happened. Ready? How was the collision? I don't know. It's still going. That was kind of fun. All right, let's try this again. Okay, here we go. There we go. We are live. We are live at the Paul Bunyan Show. Two guys timber framing. We're live. We got George here. This guy. This is his channel. I'm just the camera guy. He's the best guy. You put this whole thing together, Nate. Let me show you where we're at. Where are we at, Nate? Well, this is the work that we've done. Come on up. Let's get these wrapped. What are these things called? The peak? This is the peak. You got two people watching looking right up your shirt, though. That's all right. Braveheart up there. There we go, buddy. Let's roll the trusses. We're here. We're at Paul Bunyan. We got Dan. We got Jay doing their thing. We've been here for three days. Mike's up for you so you can hear him. It's been fun. These guys are exactly the same in real life as they are on their channel. I hope my mom doesn't watch this. Oh, I do. You got that snug. You want to drop one over there? I do. I'm in the danger zone. Four people watching. Four people. Four people. These bad boys are snug, my friend. Yes, they are. So this is a real timber frame. The pegs are white oak. We're here at the Paul Bunyan show. We've got a cool shot right here. So we're using this gale here from Wepo Rents. Thank you, guys, for helping us out. I think you just need that Burt's Beast Chapstick. Oh, I forgot. I haven't even put any on. Right in there. East Coast Cabin Fever says you're doing great, guys. A little persuasion. I think it's going to be tight. You good? Yep. It's going. It's good that that one's tight. Peggy Richards says hi, guys. It's Peggy. Great to see you working live. I love to see you guys. It's about time we did something. George, you hear this guy. Just two cuts on the mill, and this is what you can have. Just a couple cuts with your Woodland Mills HM-130, and you too can have a timber frame Go ahead, George. Two cuts with the Woodland Mills HM-130. So this has all been milled by George at Littlefield Custom Saw. Dan and Jason, two guys timber framing. Thanks for joining us live. You've been live for almost six minutes, guys. That didn't take long enough. What are we going to do for the next 54 minutes? Take a break? Yeah, let's go down. Let's cut some more. Okay, let's do it. How's it look? It looks awesome. It looks awesome. We're going to dress your channel up real well here. Be safe. Be safe. How's that look, my friends? That looks awesome. Should we leave this back a little bit, or should I take it to the end? Come back, Zig Ziggy. You could actually leave it, I think. Is it supposed to sit on the top there? We're not going to fit. We're just being safe. We're being safe when I take this apart. We are being safe. That's awesome. I think the sugar shack looks awesome. I do too. I'm glad you talked me into it. Yeah, it's easy and fun. Two cuts and you're done, right? Yeah. All the way from Tennessee to northeast Ohio. Well, almost central. Good job. Some of the tools that we've been using here. These guys have a chain mortiser to get the mortises in. This is a very cool machine. It's a 7104L. Then they've been using this guy to drill holes. This is a muffler. That easy, guys. It's that easy. You're the best, man. Oh, it's fun. Somebody once helped me do this with a Paul Bunyan show. They took my phone and they did this for me. Here we are. We'll see how you are when we get back today. What I meant to say was that you can go in there. We got a set as well. Oh, hey. All right. Thanks, everybody, for watching. Take care. Be safe.