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How will you insulate the floor for the plumbing not to freeze in winter. for sure, you could use this in the winter using a skidoo

Great job on building the cabin bc I love living in the woods

This guy talks too much

Ladies and getleman if you decide to do this PLEASE build a path to the job or youll spend A LOT of time taking small loads only or stopping everyfew feet to check/secure the loads

Awesome video, love how you cut the music, the sound of yall working and communicating really makes your videos much better. Keep making the videos please.

Have you done a cost breakdown video?

Great video. I hope to see more. The only thing i might change is remove the music and crank rhe nature sounds. I love the content brother Great job 👍

We are building on our secluded 30 acre lot in east Tennessee. We moved here from NH to escape the cold. Let freedom Ring brother. Great job. Its your life, your land, so you do it your way. I just found your channel and look forward to seeing more. Take care buddy.

Great job . Great positive energy and message about being in the forest i feel that.. Thank you i cant wait to start mine in Van Buren ME soon

Currently I'm living in Belding Michigan, but I'm thinking about selling everything off, & moving East of Memphis Tennessee. My goal is to build on roughly between a 5 & 10 acre plot, at least a 14X28 cabin to start. Then possibly within up to 2 years later build another same size to match, to make a it a 28X28 Because I'd like to have 2 bedrooms because I'll renter to help with the build.

i get that same mud stain haha i am building a similar cabin right now, no power to the site and just my wife for the occasional extra hand, and the similarities between this video and my lived experience of the build is uncanny. you learn so much and get so creative through the struggle, and the payoff is indescribable. congrats on accomplishing your goal and living the dream man

I would love the blue print.

The tricky part is how to defend the property if you don't stay there fulltime. Speaking from learning my own hard lessons in life.

What size nails did you use for the siding?

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Comments! Congratulations for doing what your doing. 99%of the population would not and could not do and or attemp to build a cabin! RYOBI!!!! Don't knock it. I've been using RYOBI for 15yrs plus. And next time you build. Try and use 6x6 and get a level line and notch for the rim joist. Make a cradle. Very strong.

Man i would love to do what your doing me and my wife want to start a new beginng. We both have been clean for yrs and just wanna leave the past in the past and get the hell out of jersey. Nj just really sux atlantic city is horrible. Just need some money.im trying to apply for loans.maybe i can start a go fund me . But your channel is great inspiration for me man. Keep up the awesome work dude.

I have watched so many different cabin builds some with logs some as you are doing and this rates as one of my favorites, will be rewatching it with my wife she loves this kind of video as well. And hopefully God willing we can do this in the next year or so.

Mit lattung und konterlattung hält eine Fassade länger!! Kein feuchtigkeitsstsau und keine Überhitzung! 👍🇩🇪

Olá, Cara gosto muito de assistir vídeos iguais a esses ,não tive sorte de terminar de assistir o seu pq vc conversa muito queriendo ficar explicando ,muito bla,bla,bla ,isso na minha opinião não é por ai que se faz um vídeo construindo uma casa , a gente quer ver todos trabalhando ai ficar a maior parte do tempo só falando. Deixo aquí essa dica ,me descuide o desabafo . Mas podes crer fica a dica .A gente quer ver o desenrolar do trabalho ,ja chegar e ja ir se mexendo ,desenvolvendo o trabalho. Descupe me .

You're an inspiration...great job putting one video together from many...I was born in Bath, Maine and thought of going back most of my life. Well, now as I'm getting older I can't fight the feeling anymore 😁, sounds like a song haha. But I'm on the verge of buying 11+ archers not far from Skowhegan. It's all woods and not developed. My cabin plan is a bit bigger than yours and I plan on solor and wind for power. There's a seasonal stream on it too, and being Maine, water won't be an issue 😊. Hopefully by the end of August I'll be there. I plan on LIVING in a large 16' teepee tent like a yurt. Things that make me go hmmm 😂🤣😂🤣. Jerry

Why not build a 8’ wall then add the 4’ on top?

Hi , your channel is amazing; I've never seen this type of restoration work before. We would like to show part of your videos in some video/s report about your channel. We will add your link, your name, and your work will be mentioned in the video.

Hi, you say the moisture barrier you put up last on the front side bec you ran out of the other one is not the same as you say. Can we agree that the moisture in a house comes from the inside. Americans make there house so odd, to us. From the warm inside of a house you shall have a moisture barrier so you do NOT get wet inside the walls/floor and ciling. Using only Tyvek on the outside and make a ventilated wall from the outside is the better way to do it. Now you got a plywood that is filled with glue and can not breathe and on that a roofing waterproof "paper", no chans for the walls to breath to the outside and your moisture gona stay in the walls. Also no ventilated roof. I also wonder why all do there flooring first, now you got a wet insulation in the floor and same there no moisture membran and why install plywood between the wall and the floor all the way to the outside. Now you can not lift the floor sheets and dry the floor insulation. Much better to just install the floor joists and do the rest when the house is water proof.

Looking really good! I know you posted this about 5 months ago, but, have you installed flashing between your upper and lower T111 panels?

Clean your path

Make more videos 😂😂

next time a little site prep pre build would go a long way. just a day or two with a rented mini excavator would have elimated so many problems and site issues

Looks great Grandpa were right once the foundation up it easy peeze Limon 🍋 squeeze

Did you have to get any permits for your cabin?

Thanks Brother,,I have a Small Peace of Land in CARY PIT MAINE ABOUT 5 Acres..looking to get a Bigger Peace of land in Maine..

Well heading to view a acre of off grid land. Nice that yall posted this to get a few ideas to start with

You'll have to buy your first load of wood. Can't go on the cheap with that. I realize you have nothing but ""downed trees everywhere""". But your first load has to be completely dry. As in cut last year or the year before. Then every year you'll have to cut or buy #2 loads. That way you never get behind on dry wood. We built woodsheds #3 of them driest first then next years, and lastly this year's load. Keeps it simple and no worries about making or getting a fire going. Took us #3 whole days to cut and split the kindling. We also always kept #2 bags of self-light charcoal and a bottle of charcoal lighter. Making fires was easy as pie. I would imagine buying it would be pretty simple. since that seems to be pretty common up there. Where I live here in Va. They call it Pulp wood. After meeting a couple of them I always had firewood on the cheap. They cut it, I had to do the splitting part lol. But I got it very cheap. Do you have animal traps???? If not, you best get some. Everything eats ""Chickens"" I know a few tricks along that line too. Racoons, martens and possums and birds and bears and everything eats and loves chickens. We had a time keeping them. After #2 years we just gave up. Cheaper to buy eggs anyways. We had a Red-tailed Hawk who figured out where and when too. In, grabbed, and gone in mere seconds. Peace.

Been there done that, got the T-shirt. You've already made #3 huge mistakes brother. When me and the wife did exactly what you did, we had a few years to go over everything. Wisdom more often than not comes from mistakes though. I'm wiser than most. Because I'm dumber than most. You'll woe the day you put that metal roof on. In areas like Maine and Washington state or Alaska, colder wetter states. You'll be colder, because of the metal roof. the constant noise gets old after a few weeks. And T.V. and cell service can't hardly get through them. Also, if you do get a water leak it'll be major, not minor. 2nd you didn't put up black paper, we call it "tar paper". And "green board". Green board is waterproof drywall. Do the green board same as drywall, first. Tape the joints, next goes the tar paper, overlapped of course. Then the T11. It double insulates the exterior; nothing gets through it. Nothing. Another mistake is not painting the T-11 with Valstar exterior paint. It protects from rain or moisture, mildew. Which Maine has more of than most places. T-11 is not what people say it is, not anymore. It used to be indestructible, not anymore. Paint it or suffer the consequences. You also didn't put a vapor barrier under the cabin, your floor will rot without it. We painted ours with an oil-based paint #2 coats then gravel and then plastic and then more gravel. then we sealed it with wood added #2 vents facing north and #1 vent on the other 3 sides. Another cool trick I did later when it was completely dry was to add "Lime "Powdered lime to be exact. Spread it out so it's a fine cover underneath. No more mice or rats or critters of any kind not even spiders. It works. And it's environmentally safe. And it's cheap, has to be the powder looks like flour. I know a guy who built a $200,000 dollar home and didn't put down a vapor barrier. All his floors had to be replaced later. Cost him a fortune too. And lastly put up a gate about 100 feet off the main road. Lock it with an uncuttable chain and lock. And hide a trail camera to catch the gate and road from behind a vehicle. Then put another one watching the front of your cabin. Hide it good. Use the best batteries money can buy for them Energizers Lithium. Any thefts or problems you'll have their vehicle and tag and them on camera. Cheap security. And it works too. Amazon has them for $39-$300. The cellular one's notify you if it trips and you can watch the action on your phone live. As it happens. Someone cutting your lock or breaking in. Call the cops. As you watch and record them. I sure slept better. Need advice I'll follow you. liked subbed notified Peace.

Congratulations on all your accomplishments and the baby! That plastic trailer is $399 in Home Depot; I was just looking at them. They are great to haul stuff around in.

Do you still work at best auto and truck in hooksett ?

Special shout out to Satan. I see your cousin's shirt says: "Lucifer's Garage". It is good that he believes in Lucifer, Satan and the demonic angels. It can really save him a lot of money around the holidays. If he doesn't believe in Christmas, he doesn't have to buy any presents. The cabin floor is nice! Time to build the wall.

Dude, You “ Absolutely Busted Hump “ Awesome Job !!! Keep up the Great Work 👍🏼

You should throw twigs and rocks into the wet and muddy trail.

Wow…35k and your arrogant like your already Jeremiah Fkn Jones. Mommy and Daddy…power at paved road? No it’s called thinking it through buying a property one Actually enjoy. Power, Water and working on our Septic. Good luck with generators and Solar or what we BS you come up with. Been there done that, smarter for it. Wanted to watch but your way to advanced in bushcraft I see 😂

Looks great! How exciting!

My husband and I are getting ready to move onto our 27 acres, We can't wait to get started!!

woow this is amazing land! how did you find this land? i can only assume you used something like realtor...

I like the video but just wondering why you got a road put in but then made your cabin 100 yards off that road

we here in mommy and daddy's backyard 😂😂 yesssss! thanks for that

When you are completely finished and you are wondering what,s next ,clear all brush and trees for at least 50 yds,a 100 is even better for fire prevention.

No building permit needed?

Great job on the restoration of the wood stove in glad to see another update video from you. And hope all is good up by you guys. Can't wait to see your next update

A couple of gallons of Thompson’s water seal pump sprayed on the T-11 would help so much.

Probably to late but I would have put Z channel on the top of the first row of t-111 then put up the second row to block rain from slipping between the cracks getting behind the wood if you could pull down the second row (on top) could fix before it rots the T-111 from the inside