
Mark out the technical plan in real scale using symmetry to draw half the apex, then set the king post, tie beam, and rafters with precise horizontal and vertical measurements.
Fine-tune a mortise and tenon by checking alignment, trimming with chisels and saws, and ensuring the mortise depth exceeds the tenon by 2 mm for glue and peg holes.
Observe a hands-on workshop building a wooden house skeleton with drills, chisels, and veneer to shape box joints and mortises. See how rafters, buttresses, and apex tension secure the ridge.
Assemble the apex by aligning the king post, tie beam, and rafters with box joints and a bridge plate, test fit, and ensure square before securing with pegs or screws.
Explore essential carpentry and joinery literature through a curated bibliography for building your own wooden house, and discover how to find, compare, and use these resources.
build your own wooden house
I propose a very interesting course on ARMAR CARPENTRY. How to build wooden houses with 3 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS THAT I GIVE YOU FREE, you assemble them, study the resistance of the materials, the woods that can be used, the tools, the finishes, etc.
An exciting course for those who love good work and want to learn to work with wood.