I transform an empty space in my yard into a massive covered gazebo. I filmed a start-to-finish timelapse and you will see what it will become! I built this alone, with basic construction knowledge. If I can do it. You can do it. Subscribe and join our world of DIY projects!
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This video is a testament to unconventional craftsmanship, where creativity and determination bring a neglected yard space to life. From the labor-intensive process of digging holes and meticulously crafting wood joinery with mortise and tenon joints to the awe-inspiring raising of the timber frame structure, installation of rafters, roof lats, 12v lighting system, polycarbonate roofing, gutters, and the painstaking work of excavating, leveling, and creating a stunning paver patio. Every step, including sanding and staining the wood, was infused with passion and dedication. The end result is a breathtaking gazebo that elicits a resounding ‘WOW’ from everyone who steps inside.
0:00 Introduction
1:20 Cutting out Tenons
3:58 Posts Waterproof Membrane
4:12 Raising Posts
8:20 Cutting out Mortises
10:55 Drilling Peg Holes
11:38 Raising Beams
13:45 Rafters
15:28 Cutting Bird’s Mouth
21:22 Planing boards
23:00 Ripping 2-inch boards
25:13 Roof Wood Slats
29:01 12V Lighting
31:55 Polycarbonate Roofing
34:03 Install Polycarbonate H-Channel
34:50 Installing Gutters
36:00 Excavation
37:47 Light Switch & Speaker Wiring
40:09 Raising Concrete Sidewalk
40:50 Paver Patio Base
44:18 Installing Pavers
49:22 Finishing Touches
50:26 Wood Pegs
Tools & Material I used:
1.5 inch timber frame chisel: https://amzn.to/46ZxHaN
Japanese Pull Saw: https://amzn.to/3tD70dz
Milwaukee Hammer Drill: https://amzn.to/3s32Nj4
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Penetrating Oil Wood Stain: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/behr-premium-transparent-penetrating-oil-wood-finish-cedar-naturaltone-no-4001-3-79l/1001001148
GRK Structural Screws 14″ : https://amzn.to/474naeH
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12 Volt LED Lights Warm White 2800K 300 Lumens 3W : Warm White 2800K 300 Lumens 3W
12 Volt Black Dimmer Switch: https://amzn.to/473Z1EL
Sonos Speaker: https://amzn.to/3FAEVGH
Sonos Speaker Wall Mount: https://amzn.to/3QBOgV7
12 wood pegs 1″ thick : https://amzn.to/3s5p9QS
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35 Comments
At 2:00 please never do that again (too afraid for your fingers)
So cool. I need to build something like this to block my neighbors view of my patio.
Good job !
Cool project and many cool solutions. Though I don't like the middle column in the front. Was there no way to avoid it? Maybe a slightly hidden steel beam up top?
Was there any calculations done by an engineer before building?
Simply amazing. Well done brother.
What did you wrap the posts in that went into the concrete base?
Probably saved a bunch of money doing it yourself. But the satisfaction and spending time with your family is priceless.
Nice😀
Wow, what a great video that was a treat to watch… As a DIYer, I appreciate it every grunt… Man, you gotta get some eye protection, bro. That sawdust, and shavings from the wood will really jack up your eyes. Great video I subscribed what a monumental project that turned out beautiful.
Structurally over designed. Not a hater.
Where you buy the black material that you put on top of the gazebo? thank you.
Looks awesome! What was the size of this Gazebo?
Oleee
Respects. Thank you for sharing. Are you able to be more detailed on the tools and types of woods you are using. It will help for some one that is new to building 😅
Beautiful job, very well done.
Keep up the good work 👍
nice work. how long did it take you to build?
shoutout to all the times your wife asked "when is it going to be done?"
Everything perfect. Only last detail – rain pipe:)) need to go under stones 😉
Like that I was watching myself. I also did something similar 😉
absolutly perfect project! congrats!!! just a little detail: Rain water is an important thing. > maybe you must to consider catch de rain water because you have almost the entire system resolved!
Masters on action
Beautiful job
Well done!
you would think after the second time of getting wood chips in your eyes you would find a solution to keep that from happening again😂
Nice project !
This is exactly what I would like to do, except that doing it alone is really obnoxious! The finishes are stuning.
I have two questions:
1/ what do you think of the roof structure? In the wind, is it strong enough so that the panels don't move?
2/ In terms of heat underneath in direct sunlight isn't it too hot?
I'm really looking forward to seeing the fireplace.
Very nice job man everything look clean and detailed the only think i will change on mine is that i will use T1-11 just because i love it but everything else will be the same cuase is absolutely beautiful and perfect
I guess you gotta be tough if you aint smart. 😂😂
I built a basic pergola for our yard recently and was stunned by the amount of work you put into this! Not only the pergola itself but all the concrete leveling around the pool and pavers, it's a staggering amount of work. My pergola build was maybe 1/2 the size and didn't require even 25% of the stuff you did, and I am still putting finishing touches on it. Extremely well done!
50:57 it was close 😀
Incredibly trusting brother at 34:32 🙈
nice job! Looks great!
incredible work.
👍👍👍 молодец!
Мне интересно что это за лес и какого он сечения
I had trees cut down in my yard. Most were oak trees. Atleast 30 years of growth. The estimates I got were from $7500 to $20,000. These home contractors really make people do the DIY thing when they get a crazy firet quote. It took me about 5 different tree companies before I got the best quote.
Американцы, все такие звуки издают… при зборки чего-то ? 😅😅😅😅 ух ох ах нехватки только ахааа! 😂 охооо!😅 красиво всё собрал респект! Только одно но…первый паз вижу что бы доски так в цемент делали… гнить не будет ведь бетон тоже вдагу берёт и древесина должно дышать…
Looks amazing. Great to see involving your kids too. Must have been fun for them.