Self-Building I Roof Frame Raising I Roof Gutter Installation I Winch Lift I Tripod Head I Working Alone I Light Steel Frame Construction I Country Life Vlog I Working People’s Weekend Return to the Countryside
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Last week, I took a break from uploading, but a lot has happened since then. I installed 4 square pipes at each corner, but I measured incorrectly and found that 2 of them were installed incorrectly by 1cm. I removed the square plates and reinstalled them to complete 8 in total. That week, it rained a lot nationwide, so some of the retaining walls sank and had to be repaired. I think the stone wall is settling in, but I hope nothing else happens... I thought about several ways to raise the roof, but the first thing I thought about was installing scaffolding and welding each square pipe one by one. I wondered if it would be easy to weld at a high altitude, so I passed. The next was to build the entire roof on the ground and then lift it with a crane. I wondered if I could build the frame precisely, so I passed. (I was seriously worried, so I even got a crane quote. A large crane called a frog costs 90,000 won for half a day, 70,000 won for half a day, and a smaller crane costs about 500,000 won for half a day.) The last thing I thought about was to make it in the shape of a shiot and then lift it, and the biggest problem was what kind of lifting tool I could use. I searched the Internet for a method, I found something called a tripod head. It's a tool that can make a large tripod using ashiba pipe. I decided to attach a winch to it and lift the zinc square pipe! In theory, it was possible, but in practice, it was safer and easier to work with than I thought. When cutting the roof frame, it takes a long time to cut it with a grinder, but the shape comes out pretty. When cutting the square pipe at a 45-degree angle, you have to remove the clamp attached to the cutter so that the 100-degree pipe can fit, and then put a small square pipe in it to cut it all at once. I wondered if there was something wrong with my cutter, but if you read the specifications of most cutters (both metal/high-speed cutters), the limit for 45-degree cuts is 85mm. Haha. Anyway, I've safely finished 2 frames and now have 3 more to do. Next, I'll probably install the beams and rafters, so the frame work is almost finished. BGM: Tell 'Em No (Clean Version) - Flux Vortex BGM: Dance This Night Away - Siine BGM: C'est La Vie (Explicit Version) - Siine BGM: Anyway - LED Monster #BuildingYourOwnHome,#Lounge,#FrameConstruction,#Winch,#LightSteelFrame,#Lift,#TripodHead,#Support,#ZincPipe,#Tripod,#AshibaPipe,#CountryLife,#PyeongchangLife
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