How To Build A Treehouse.
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Damn those brackets go for $180.00 each.
I like your design. I don't have tools to make it. Where can I buy those brackets? Thanks.
I make 8 pcs for my treehouse. Similar design. Thank you Wranglerstar.com
Can i build that pipe structure or some thing like it without welding tools?
I know this is an old video, but your support design is great. I am currently an engineering student and always enjoy seeing how you solve problems. Thanks the outside the box inspiration!
I really enjoy this series. I do have a couple of dumb questions…
1. Where'd you get your big lag bolts? I can't find anything bigger than 5/8" 8 inch at Lowe's.
2. Do you know of anyplace to buy steel brackets such as the ones you're using. Or do you sell them?
3. The dumbest one yet. Is it safe to assume that a bolt attached to a tree will not move vertically as the tree grows? I assume not, but who knows.
Thanks in advance!
so the possibility that the tree will cause issues means that you feel safer making some super dodge brackets that have a far greater chance of braking than the tree ever did. Your nuts!
what happen when little bars holding holding water pipe togher breaks from stress
dont look to strong
you are amazing and hilarious
After picking myself off the ground, due to my fit of uncontrollable laughter, I had to restart the video to verify I heard what I thought I had.
"I'm not an engineer but, I did stay in a Holiday Inn Express…"
Why this phrase brought to my knees, I still don't know, but THANKYOU both for the quality of your work (videos), and for your sense of humor.
how about a bracket on a ball joint upon which to float?
also the tree can sway in a circular motion, not just one direction
build it on one tree to minimize half the movement?
It's been a while since you posted this but the length of the bolt does not matter past a certain depth probably guessing about 5 inches. The bolt will only see a shear force unless you make it a rigid structure like you described so nicely. But I'd also recommend going somewhere other than Home Depot and you should be able to get a 1" all thread.
I definitely should not be watching this while drunk. I'm getting ideas
How did you make the pipe bracket thingy?
Sorry +Wanglerstar I forgoten the f
+Wrangerstar my parent's want to build one if
we have a house
You know what they say the bigger the glob the better the job
Certainly no expert, but I read that if you make 2 holes in the tree too close together, the tree will treat them as one injury, and may deal with that by rotting out the area in between the 2 holes! I don't remember what the recommended distance between 2 holes was, but the "TAB" proposed here concerns me! Not trying to be critical, but…
"bone of your bone"….
Why so technical. Take some 2×4's with 4 inch screws and some plywood. wing it. kids only play in tree house for a year maybe. geeze. it doesn't have to be nuclear bomb proof.
There are people who make those massive treehouse foundation bolts for others to buy ready-to-go….
For instance:
http://www.treehousesupplies.com/Treehouse_Bolts_s/41.htm
http://www.treetopbuilders.net/fasteners/
http://www.treetopbuilders.net/fasteners/
I just searched "treehouse bolts"…for all those who want to do something like this, but cannot do their own metal work. Lots of very good advice out there online, too, from people who make a living building treehouses of all kinds.
The old advice: "measure twice, cut once", goes doubly for /rechecking/ all factors that could ditch your tree and/or treehouse, if it's done poorly.
I just subscribed. This is going to be my new favorite channel for a while. I'm interested in all of your videos. Thank you haha.
normal…the galvanized zinc should be grinded of to bare metal… when it goes wrong a weld can break becouse it wasnt a zinc free metal surface… for the future: a cleaned zinc galvaniced surface is also very easy to "weld" had the same troubles for my work…
hope u take it as a constructive comment =)
May I ask how to spell fur, I mean I know how to spell it ask in "a animal has fur" but not like "that's a beautiful fur tree" just wandering
My only issue with having two lag bolts puncture the tree so close together is risk of compartmentalization. Ideally, you'd separate the lag bolts more. Rule of thumb seems to be a minimum of one foot vertical separation.