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How To Build a Log Bridge in 1 DAY!



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We’re trail building in Steelville Missouri! This is the second feature I made on the trail build for Surfs Up. In this episode Im showing you how to build a bridge that you can make in a day that is not only simple but extremely strong.

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31 Comments

  7. Connor Dude

    Bro, this dude is sooo underrated! Ur editing skills are just through the roof! Keep up the great work man!

  8. manny fitz

    I'm not sure of the climate where this is filmed but won't those water notches you cut act like wedges when the water in them freezes? Is that/should that be a worry?

  11. tonyfnd

    You could just place the logs in position.. measure and mark them and then take them back out with the machine and the cut them with the saw in an easier position and then place them back on the bridge.

  13. Lynx G

    Nice Dude, such a great build follows the last perfectly, look forward to seeing all the rest of the features you're building in this park. Wish I had such easy access to such great wood like you do, couldn't imagine life if that was possible, so many things to build. Have you ever put any of the logs aside to properly dry and then do dimensioned lumber for building "fine" furniture or the like?

  14. Pedaling Dave

    I admire your knowledge of wood feature building and its always so high level.
    I thought of you while I was driving through southern Missouri returning from Bentonville. I'm going to make it a point to hit some trails you've built stuff on in 2023. I'd love a tour or at least a recommendation of where to begin

  16. Ash

    Did you change the thumbnail right after posting? This was recommended to me an hour ago with a different thumbnail I think

  17. Thomas Slaney

    Any risk of the outer support logs rotating because of the rounded bottom and the edge cut, if someone were to drive a car across or something? Otherwise looks great!

  18. Wayne Gibbons

    When your talking bridges, they're not footings, they are more appropriately called abutments as they abut the crossing. Also if you want a stronger bridge you place the stringers/girders across the span, then ties over the stringers/girders, then a running surface in the same direction as the stringers/girders.

  19. Kenneth Bockmann

    dude take a break! you look so tired and worn out.
    i last watched your channel about a year ago and you look so much more burned out

  20. John

    should've put a slit angle to the edge logs so that water doesn't sit in the corner and deteriorate the wood by sitting there

  25. Ron Wood

    Great work I guess you are just trying to make me nuts by working barefoot. Ha ha I already know what it feels like to step on a nail

  26. Justin MTBOKC Hearon

    Got a chance to check out your work at Howler this weekend. You’ve got some talent and will be seeing your work across the country for sure. Keep it up

  29. Kevin

    to make your board gaps easier… switch your spacers each board, then you can't get them out of wack.

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