Transporting Smaller Joists to Cabin Site

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boys our only other option is if you dump everything over there I would have to like by hand run each 16 footer [Music] this is not what the plan was for this at all change of plans folks

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Mr. Build ItSelf-taught renovator who shows the mistakes, not just the finish

In 2015, Alex and his wife Irina, an interior designer, bought a Boise fixer-upper with no budget for contractors. He learned on that house and filmed every step. Since then he's taken on kitchens, tiled showers, custom cabinets, decks, siding and even a sauna built in an old shed, and earned his own series on At Home with Family Handyman. He shows the mistakes alongside the fixes, explains the why behind each step, and finds the budget route to a result that lasts. His motto: courage and sweat.

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Unloading the 60-foot Glulam Beam

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Attempting to Position Glulam with Telehandler (Limited Success)

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Crane Assessment and Ground Stability Issues

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Manual Repositioning of Glulam Beam

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Raising the Glulam Beam with Telehandler

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Final Positioning and Securing of the Glulam Beam