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Thanks for the video. Great team work. Do you know how old your log cabin is and what did you use for a finish oil treatment? Sorry if you mentioned this in your video as I did fast forward thru some of it. Thanks.

You didnt do your research before you bought your home

Have ever tried.,or heard of using cardboard runner strips taped down to help prevent that from getting into the cement between. The logs of your wooden log cabin. It will create A barrier against that from happening. A quicker way to put that on is using A air compressor with A paint sprayer gun with extra fill containers for the spray gun. That way you can clean one out to be reused at anytime on hand. It'll take 20 to 30 gallons of that oil. Sometimes it takes up to 40 to 50 gallons of that oil to treat wooden log on the outside with. After that baked in good. I'd invest in some Thomson waterproof sealer to spray over that to for double protection purposes also.,or you could get clear cement to mix with lacquer thinner.,or paint thinner to spray on those logs with.

I have a Victorian home. 4 out of 5 of those apply to our house as well. Character and history have major trade-offs.

Great video! I bought a log home 2 years ago, and have learned a lot of hard lessons much like you folks have. The logs and structure need to be sealed, so if you're thinking of buying a log home make sure you know what it's going to take to do this if it's not already, and it's not a once and done operation. Mine hadn't been stained in over 15 years (down to the wood fibers exposed), and was poorly sealed. I'm in a wooded rural area in East TN, and the carpenter bees were a nightmare. I just had it stained, sealed, and had all the bee damage repaired. I absolutely love it now, and it's like a new home. I'm going to need to re-stain the weather exposed sides in probably another 5 years. Owning a log home is definitely not maintenance free. You need to be prepared to put money and effort in to maintain it, but is extremely rewarding if you do so.

It’s all about how one uses the spaces . Such a nice and cozy home 🙂

Cutting it with a grinder is faster and easier

Thank you just looking into buying a log cabin myself

I love the couch! Where is it from?

Are U suppose to release pressure while it cooking

Awesome job you guys!!

You guys have inspired and scared the hell out of me!! 😊 I’m looking at a place very similar to yours. My heart is wanting to go all in, my finances and skills aren’t so sure. You mentioned your project coming in around 200k, would you share the break down of how that was spent project by project? I’d love to have an idea of what to expect. Maybe see some of the things that you had to address, that maybe I’m overlooking. A outline of sorts would be great for those of us considering something like this. The cabin has turned out really beautiful!! You guys have done a wonderful job saving a set of old sticks, DIY’ing a adorable little human, serving Mango and peaceful expression. 😊 Be well~

great video, but next time buy better mic's and speak up, especially the gentleman - your voice trails off and I can't understand what you are saying.

I am feeling this times 100. I bought a cabin 4 years ago with a very handy partner.. and then we split. So I’ve been learning as I go. The smallest things have so much more consideration around them- like the exterior maintenance… my cabin came with hideous stain and I want to redo it. Either a contractor mugs your retirement fund or it’s time consuming and exhausting. Anyway, good luck! It’s somehow feels all worth it regardless. I hope.

It’s nice the little cabin, I wonder why it never had siding, usually they would put siding, very strong wood siding and painted white, this type construction definitely ended mid to late 1800, a lot of these gem are pretty hidden, the wood siding, really made them look different, basically the beginning of the standard siding, that now is sold as vinyl siding, so your cabin most be pretty old late 1700s or super early 1800, build at cost price, I bought a house recently, the who own it for 90 years, didn’t really know the age of the place, its wrap in vinyl siding all around, has a super garage attached, multiple sub divisions, that add to pretty big plot, but I was up in the garage roof inside, and saw the corner of the house it look ancient, and the logs that basically hold the upstairs flooring system, look exactly like yours, none of them are same pattern, so my house is basically a log cabin, which explains, why the person who own this, took the time to wrap vinyl, even tho it was already originally wrap I’m wood siding, this log cabin are definitely a special event, that capture people, into rebuilding them, and I’m not surprised at survive a super storm, when I’m in this place, you can’t feel nothing outside, the other day there was 3 or 4 fire truck, in front I didn’t even notice, until i look why my camera notifications were going crazy, definitely good luck with your cabin house, hopefully the next people appreciate it as much, because these place definitely out life a few generations, which is definitely something to take into consideration when rebuilding, you set the building for success regardless of who get it or your actual stay

Hi! Have you tried to wash the rug yet? How has been your experience?

Thank you for uploading this precious video on UA-cam.😊😊😊

One 3x6 sheet of metal lath at Home Depot cost $14 January 2024.

no money mention, i forgot to like

Should have called this a Renovation! Im not sure if they are embracing the Adventure? Or complaining?

Hi, I know they sell colored chinking in a 29 oz tube, but what did you settle on and can you stain it? I have a log Cabin in Texas and looking to seal it better on one side of the Cabin. TY

Hey guys! I’m dealing with carpenter bees right now, besides wood filler do you have a recommendation for the wood holes, especially the bigger ones?

Thank you. You should finish off the video by covering the canning ... and sealing of those lids to the jars. Thanks!

city slickers 😂

It might be a good idea to have basic knowledge of chainsaw use before doling out less than basic chainsaw knowledge. Not a knock, just saying.

The smaller the better!💯🤗

you got ripped off

Mine turned out much darker than yours. Did I do something wrong?

This lay out is actually good for 186sqm. I love studios as it serves my purpose and I have found it helps me able to do so much more and I have come to realize we don’t need all this stuff that we think we can’t do without. Now this is not for everyone of course or especially with a big family. But it’s a great option for someone who wants to love with intention or as what these guys are doing working on a project.

The Ideal Cooking Time For safety reasons the water temperature should be between 165 degrees and 210 degrees Fahrenheit. The worst thing you could do when making bone broth is to allow the water to reach temperatures above 212 degrees. When the insta pot is set to high pressure, it heats up to well over 210. You can contact the manufacturer or simply Google it to fact check this information. Hope this helps🙂

I say you got a deal.. especially if you're in a good place.. but I figured you were paying at least $1000 because out here that micro studio you got would be about $1200.. so sad though that people are charging so much.. but you do have enough room for the both of you that's all that matters.. close to work.. best of luck to both of you!

The bottom 1/3 of the log cabin I'm looking to buy is made of concrete and big rocks like 8-20in brown rocks and white mortar or concrete maybe. I've seen abandoned houses with similar lower sections. Do u think they're solid? How long do they last. The fire place is similar but smaller brown rocks. Probably 3-6 in.

If it had a murphy bed it would make even more space open up.

Oh what disappointment:( to start the channel again by cutting down such an old tree. Such trees are well rooted and just need some branches to be cut. Trees protect us more than we imagine.

Hey! Welcome back. Hope to make it your way over the summer to visit.

Very interesting process. Definitely looks like it was needed.

Post and beam framing is better than authentic log homes. Then apply log siding that is back primed with sold coat primer sealer. Then the interior walls to the outside can be built and insulated normally. Much more efficiency for heating and cooling. But from outside it would look like a log home.

Yayyyy! So glad you’re back. Was wondering. Looking forward to seeing what you have been up to.

Y'all are lookin' GREAT!

Nice edit on the S**** B***!

Yessss!!!!! So glad y’all are back!!!!!

Do you export expanded lath from China?

Good

Great video. How can I adapt to a slow cooker??

love this rug (great choice) trying to find something similar on Revival website - any guidance or suggestions would be most appreciated (I've been looking forever) thanks so much!

I can't find this anywhere. Wondering if they still make it.

Oh wow @skinnergy! I totally forgot about this log cabin!

😁 i laughed myself to death… it took you years to get a good chicken bonebroth?! It is so easy: just put parsnip roots , carrots, onions, a bit of garlic, parsleyroot , a bit of ginger and pepper , then your chicken pieces in the pot and simmer for minimum of 12 hours… it is a traditional recipe in Europe and it is delicious! You can eat it hot as a soup or cold as gelly… the parsnip is really key. And cellery does NOT taste good with chicken, but is perfect for beef. Moreover, vinegar goes with beef, NOT with chicken. Moreover, To cook liver for hours is a crime. You destroy a lot of the vitamins, and it does not cave collagen to need coning die hours like bones do. My advice: fry it in a pan and enjoy…

Avoid giving advice and go back to the city. Sell it to someone not like yourselves.

What’s the minimum amount to consume each day for these benefits? I’m particularly interested in the joint health aspect, & immune protection. Thanks great vid!