My dad built my log cabin home 11 years ago and it is absolutely beautiful! He died this past October from cancer and every inch of my home reminds me of him and all his blood, sweat and tears he put into my home! I miss him so much!😢 I can afford and forever cherish this home only because of his sacrifices for me! Love you daddy! 💔
Can't wait to start building my own home. Your videos are inspirational. To everyone else: just keep in mind, a foundation carrys loads and spreads out that load enough, so the ground underneath can hold your building completely stable. These piers are probably big enough for this site, but make sure you do a little homework for your site and soil/ground types and size your foundation to your calcs, and to the climate of your land like frost lines, water run off and drainage etc. Design your own foundation with all the considerations required for your site.
Not saying what he has here isn't adeqaute, but something to consider... Your foundation also holds your building to the ground and interacts with loads in every direction. A good way to think about your foundation is that it's only as strong as the amount of bar and mud that is in it, and your building is only as strong as your foundation. I poured a foundation for myself this year for a small building that has 18 YDS and and near a metric ton of bar in it. That'd be almost 1600 40LB bags of concrete. This is per nominal engineering specs. For would-be builders, start with a solid foundation.
I've been building professionally for 10+ years and am a licensed contractor. I'm impressed. Some of these DIY cabin builds turn out like hot garbage burritos designed by a three year old Chihuahua. This was not one of those. I could nitpick a few things here and there, but you did a lot of important things right (flashed the hell out of doors and windows, decent roof details, etc). You'll have this cabin for a long time. Oh and I definitely noticed your carpentry skills improving throughout the build. You looked a bit tentative with the skill saw at first, but by the end you looked like an old salt.
Hi, was great to watch this whole build from start to finish, great job. Genuine question as I have no building experience but would love to build a tiny house, what is the reason for building the frame for the walls and then cutting them to fit windows, can you build the frame with the windows already frame out? Also, how come you didn’t attach the frame to the concrete until much later in the build? Would love hear your answers as I’m genuinely interested 🏡
@kbail Young people are naive. Rarely understand the importance of work. Laziness and lack of self discipline are the most common "illnes" among people.
@@cleverr4523 you’re a boomer arnt ya😂😂 its okay that you dont like watching kids having more fun than you ever did in your day, just dont get upset about it😂
Hello, sir! Do you still work with carpentry? I'm 51 yo and about to go to a community college to learn carpentry and then work in the field of construction.
The height of the cabin you could almost have a floating ceiling with a bed. Imaging waking up in the morning with the view you created from having those large windows. The structure looked incredible at night with the low voltage lights. So many options, the build is excellent. Great work!
Your cabin building series was the highlight of my year. When everything seemed bleak, dismal and terrible, I could look forward to your weekly video, building an awesome cabin, dispensing sage advice, and of course.... Some great dance moves. Thanks for all of it!!
That turned out amazing and frankly far better than many jobs I've seen done by "contractors". You were going for "best that you could" and man you did well!
The sad thing is, just because you have a "professional" do it, doesn't mean everything is "perfect". Usually, you are paying for speed and code. That's not a bad thing, but you sacrifice perfection for efficiency.
Wow. This is incredible. So much respect for the hard work and patience that went in to this. You’re making me want to build my own cabin in the woods now
Nice video. I think it would be a great idea for you to add a "lessons learned" in regards to small and big errors and so on. I would have put flashing on the corners before the cedar went up. Also pre-paint most everything, then install. Even the plywood on the roof. Way easier. Fixed windows are fine if that's a design element you wish to have - I would have figured some opening or natural ventilation capability as well. Nice work.
@@AveryRulerOfElves Was the other dude 'Bushradical'? I just watched him build a small cabin and he talked about putting plywood on the bottom to keep critters out of the insulation.
Not to post to be a troll but to help, a few mistakes on this (but I guess we all make them). Mainly on water an thermal…. Probably if it’s not lived in every day then not the end of the world. Flashing around the window and doors will become a problem though and if the insulation isn’t breathable a vapor barrier on the inside would have helped especially in this cold climate. But other than that a great job.
So peaceful. I find it relaxing to imagine myself doing that. One year of being one with the woods. Then when you are done, you can enjoy the result! I am very envious!!
Didn’t realise this was a series till reading the comments. Going to have to go and binge watch them all now. Congratulations on such an incredible build and a brilliant video.
I can imagine sitting in front of those windows curled up with a warm blanket, a cup of coffee and wood burning stove crackling away ahhhhhhhhh heaven.
I just spent the last few days watching people build off grid cabins and it’s refreshing to see someone use proper building techniques and hardware. Good job man
Yeah this is literally the first guy I’ve watched that used concrete blocks. One guy I watched started with building on earth they flattened to level and cleared.. then nailed pressurized wood to through tree trunk cuts. Most used cinder blocks on the bottom though
Dang, that's legit! A sliding glass door with a deck out back to grill out on would be the only change I would make. Amazing, quality work!!! So much attention to detail, and not cutting corners. 👍👍
They should do things like this in school. The whole class project for the year is to build a small house. Yano, actually learn something honest, practical and at the end you get a great sense of pride, satisfaction and independence when you look at something you actually helped build with your hands, your hard work and your determination. I realised that when I left school and University there wasn't much I could actually "do". I could sit an exam and ace it, but I couldn't really "do" anything. At least 50% of the time spent in school is a waste and could be put to better use. Instead we're content with churning out coddled minds that cant "do" anything.
You then missed your Major. I majored in Electrical Engineering and I love my job, I feel like the university has made me feel like a more complete person. I have a lot more confidence in my field of work, and I loved the every minute of it. I imagine if I had went for medicine I'd be the same way as you.
@@lazar2175 ha ha. You made me laugh. I expected you to send me off. You're OK ...for a moment I thought you were rubbing you Electrical Engineering degree off. Congrats on that and thanks, by the way!
That was AMAZING! As at least one other person mentioned, I have been a building professional for many years. You should be SO PROUD. I have seen supposed Pro’s do FAR less quality work. I have Never been able to find an affordable source for insulated window panels. I am going to build a smaller and not as nicely appointed off grid cabin on my property. I have been camping there when I have used the property. This will be easier than and eventually I will build my last house there. In the meantime be a treat to have, plus as you said about your cabin a nice guest quarters once I am living there.
This guy just proved that with dedication and determination and mistakes You can do anything easing that you put your mind to and then the experience will come. I always say it's better to try and fail than fail to try. And you succeeded excellent work love the build
I love seeing men dedicated to built things. I do create but with sewing and crafts and make things for my children clothes that would have cost in the hundred's of dollars due to the Southern theme of "smocking clothes" which is an old art but made those clothes so that my granddaughter could wear them after my daughter grew out of them. I reinforced them with a double French stitch on 100% cotton which is the sturdiest fabric to work on and will last longer than cheap fabrics made of synthetics. I loved sewing and I save myself and my husband money that would have cost more if I didn't sew.
Now here's a man who knows what he's doing. No dangerous shortcuts, no fumbling and bungling. Ignore the amateurs who post videos showing just how much they don't know.
I am impressed by genuine homesteaders who use old-world techniques and tools, buy raw land for pennies, build in a way that requires no zoning or permits (because of sq. footage and distance from property lines, etc), and source local materials to construct something that is actually in the middle of nowhere. Not people with six-figure budgets who buy high end lumber, have $60,000 in tools with them, and their barn or home is only a few yards away. This is more like a "cool factor" bachelor apartment than it is a legit cabin.
I never thought to spend 28 min on a youtube video, till this one.. damn! was amazing, the ambient and tools sound was so satisfying. You got skills bro !!
This must be one of the bests out there! Haven't seen someone so determined in a while. And I'm not only talking about the building, I mean the video intself!!! How you used the music to transition between different acts, amazing mate, Congratulations!
beautiful cabin - beautiful location - love the editing and straightforward approach. maybe some day..... Also it's cool how it never rained even once.
I can remember being upset when I would'nt get a weekly video of the build (selfish I know). I also know content creation can be a lot of work. But this honestly made me feel happy to watch. I sure am going to miss watching the cabin.
It's a great job.Buildings in American and European countries with few earthquakes have few pillars and are very simple, beautiful and stylish.In Japan, where there are many earthquakes, strong seismic strength is required, so I think the foundation and framework are very complicated.I want to make a small cottage by myself, but I am concerned about the strength, so I can only make small ones. I'm really looking forward to it.
Several areas of the US are subject to strong earthquakes. The entire west coast. Near the Mississippi river, the The New Madrid Fault runs 150 miles from Arkansas into Missouri and Illinois.
It may not have been included in the condensed version, but you may want to install 1/8" square hardware cloth over your vapor barrier under the cabin. With just the insulation and plastic vapor barrier, you're inviting varmints to either live up there or rip it down and carry it away to their own nests.
@@danervin2530 The wood will last, but not the insulation and vapor barrier after small animals and rodents have chewed through the insulation, nested in it, urinated in it, or just ripped it down and carried it away to their own nests. The hardware cloth stapled over the bottom of the floor joists protect the insulation and keeps them out of it.
The production quality of this video just skyrocketed after the music hit. Impressive build, I wonder how he got the power to the cabin, I was kinda hoping it would have solar power but in a forest that's a challenge unless you have an open space nearby to put your panels.
In one of the angles at the end there appears to be another building. I think the creative camera angles made this look like it was in the middle of the woods. No less impressive though!
@@UnheardWar I noticed the building in the background of his other videos aswell. Still an impressive build, and a beautiful location though. I believe he was going to dig a power line to the cabin, but for this video he used a battery powered generator.
this is a very good video. I love how you documented everything and I think your chosen music fits to the pictures very well! I also learnt that I definitely need a nailgun lol :D The only thing I found a bit odd was the window placement but that's really just subjective to me so congrats to your finished house its awesome! :)
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Congratulations on making your dream a reality! Like you, we've just finished building a cabin of our own. Mind you, we didn't build it ourselves. But that doesn't mean I don't enjoy watching videos like this! Good job!!!!
I love that you wear Yeezy's while you built this cabin! Love the videos on the cabin, got my whole family watching during Covid and Mom got me a shirt for XMAS!
I have seen some videos of people bilding cabin. And I can tell that You should see Bushradical. He explain what he is doing and what kind of wood is using and the measure. I like that explainations so that we (the viewers) can undersand better your proyects. Good work anyway.
Looking forward to the cost breakdown video. Will you also share your design (if it was your own) or where you found the design? I'd love to make something like this.
@@MichaelaCates no bathroom though. so youre going to have to sneak out into the woods in the middle of the night. and some mountain man is gonna watch you while you pee
23:35 - I've watched this video like 3 or 4 times now over the last year and this is the first time I noticed the Tri-Built caulk in the window! I work for Beacon, very cool to see our private label at work and even better to see it in this video!
Wow. Watching this was therapeutic. I now feel more confident in myself and am ready for the day. The fact that this guy was wearing yeezys the whole time was just icing on the cake. Bravo sir
Great looking cabin. Only a few things crossed my mind: - the big windows don’t open. I could imagine a lot of issues with condensation - you’re solely relying on A/C when you could have an oven - a lot of space is unused by the high ceilings
I always thought one should put the paper side of the insulation (the vapor barrier) towards the heated side of the wall/floor/ceiling so no moisture gets trapped in the insulation causing rot. But, outstanding job for DIY with just the help of a couple of friends/family members!
That is house wrap. It doesn't act as a vapor barrier it acts as a protectant against large amounts of moisture. It breaths. He should have put a vapor barrier on the inside, but apparently, he didn't.
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May I ask where your cabin was built? Judging by the siding it looks like New England
No, lol.
EVERYBODY GO WATCH THIS!!!!
Looks great man. May I ask how much you spent on materials?
I love how there no intro, no talking, no fluff. He just gets right down to business. Love the video!!!
Yeah, most people spend almost all their time talking.
Then some get started and you still dont see anything.
This guy doesnt mess around.
I cant like its at 420 but yeah samee it makes videos waaaay better
No stairs either
Truth. Love the grunts with every lift. That boy is working!
And no insufferable music! The downfall of many a potentially great UA-cam video.
I don't know what's more impressive, the cabin or the fact that he found enough straight lumber in 2020 to build it.
@@jackdotblue - I wish I didn't laugh out loud as soon as I saw your comment! 🤣
I used to work at 84. Some customers are cool about picking. Some customers were complete dicks.
Now in 2021, that cabin is worth is $450,000.
ill bet he didnt get that lumber at menards. that shit was always jacked up
The cedar shake siding alone is in the thousands. Trust fund build for sure
My dad built my log cabin home 11 years ago and it is absolutely beautiful! He died this past October from cancer and every inch of my home reminds me of him and all his blood, sweat and tears he put into my home! I miss him so much!😢 I can afford and forever cherish this home only because of his sacrifices for me! Love you daddy! 💔
Am touched ☹ stay strong
I am reading this hoping my son or daughter says this about me one day. God bless
Thank you for sharing your precious moments of life ...
Good father and good son. 💞
Hope God gives you health to continue enjoying your Dad’s gift. Mine died before building some of his dreams.
❤❤❤
Can't wait to start building my own home. Your videos are inspirational. To everyone else: just keep in mind, a foundation carrys loads and spreads out that load enough, so the ground underneath can hold your building completely stable. These piers are probably big enough for this site, but make sure you do a little homework for your site and soil/ground types and size your foundation to your calcs, and to the climate of your land like frost lines, water run off and drainage etc. Design your own foundation with all the considerations required for your site.
Not saying what he has here isn't adeqaute, but something to consider... Your foundation also holds your building to the ground and interacts with loads in every direction. A good way to think about your foundation is that it's only as strong as the amount of bar and mud that is in it, and your building is only as strong as your foundation. I poured a foundation for myself this year for a small building that has 18 YDS and and near a metric ton of bar in it. That'd be almost 1600 40LB bags of concrete. This is per nominal engineering specs. For would-be builders, start with a solid foundation.
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I figured out how to change the batteries in my daughters favourite talking doll the other day. Felt pretty accomplished myself.
Not to brag but I can copy and paste now .
@@bdog4280 I just learned how to press space today!
Just found out how to start my car today. I was king of the world until I watched a video about a guy building a log cabin.
I just figured out how to comment in UA-cam. Still trying to figure out how the thumbs up/down in here works tho.
Just found out how to form a coherent sentence today. It's the small things that counts.
I've been building professionally for 10+ years and am a licensed contractor. I'm impressed. Some of these DIY cabin builds turn out like hot garbage burritos designed by a three year old Chihuahua. This was not one of those. I could nitpick a few things here and there, but you did a lot of important things right (flashed the hell out of doors and windows, decent roof details, etc). You'll have this cabin for a long time. Oh and I definitely noticed your carpentry skills improving throughout the build. You looked a bit tentative with the skill saw at first, but by the end you looked like an old salt.
You made my night! Thanks for the kind words!
Damn, man. The Chihuahua tried the hardest it’s little self could 😂
@@marsbars16 well, it didn't try hard enough...
@Phuk Hyutoob barely old enough to drink. Pathetic.
Hi, was great to watch this whole build from start to finish, great job. Genuine question as I have no building experience but would love to build a tiny house, what is the reason for building the frame for the walls and then cutting them to fit windows, can you build the frame with the windows already frame out? Also, how come you didn’t attach the frame to the concrete until much later in the build? Would love hear your answers as I’m genuinely interested 🏡
The power of having a father who teaches his son such skills. Props Dad.
@kbail Young people are naive. Rarely understand the importance of work.
Laziness and lack of self discipline are the most common "illnes" among people.
you dont need a father to teach skills😂 learn to do stuff for yourself.. not that hard to teach yourself new things
@@cleverr4523 you’re a boomer arnt ya😂😂 its okay that you dont like watching kids having more fun than you ever did in your day, just dont get upset about it😂
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Nothing stopping her
@@cannabiscraftsman1278 No one says "Boomer" anymore, how old are you?
This is a 28 Minutes long Nailgun advertisement.
Good job, looks amazing!
Everyone loves a good nail gun😁 They make building fun😊.
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Good thing I have UA-cam premium.. haven’t watched a commercial in over 4 years
Big sigh of relief when he finally fastened the structure to the foundation halfway through the video 😅 amazing build.
I don't think I have ever seen this done with L brackets.......
yeah it almost blew away!
waited for concrete to cure out
Yeah, he was waiting for the concrete to cure fully
But no mud plate though...
Amazing that you did all of that work in 29 minutes. I may build one this weekend!
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As someone who owned a portable shed business and built portable sheds for a living for many years… I absolutely LOVED this video!
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Crazy just to think they did all of this in 28 minutes Bravo!
He even changed his clothes multiple times. I think he was sweating a lot due to his enourmous work output and efficiency in those 28 minutes.
It was sped up bro 😂 probably took him way longer
@@ariz8020 What? No way!!
@@red_dll ikr I had no idea I was like wait a minute
More like shooting an assload of 5 second clips everyday, and cherry picking out his favorite shots and splicing them to jump cuts
As a 65 year old contractor in the trades for over forty five years I respectfully take my hat off to you. Great job on the build and the video.
look at the room he has for a sleeping loft
Hello, sir! Do you still work with carpentry? I'm 51 yo and about to go to a community college to learn carpentry and then work in the field of construction.
@@Helton_Barbosa Hvac, plumbing, and electric is where the money is
The height of the cabin you could almost have a floating ceiling with a bed. Imaging waking up in the morning with the view you created from having those large windows. The structure looked incredible at night with the low voltage lights. So many options, the build is excellent. Great work!
It would be warmer as well , definetly great space saver to put your bed up their
That's exactly what I was thinking.
And that’s exactly what I’m doing with my cabin starting in 2 weeks!
Great work!!
@@caz9940 do you have plans you could share??
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All these certified pros without channels of their own are really generous to spend their valuable time commenting.
Your cabin building series was the highlight of my year. When everything seemed bleak, dismal and terrible, I could look forward to your weekly video, building an awesome cabin, dispensing sage advice, and of course.... Some great dance moves. Thanks for all of it!!
Thank you Kevin for those kind words!
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That turned out amazing and frankly far better than many jobs I've seen done by "contractors". You were going for "best that you could" and man you did well!
The sad thing is, just because you have a "professional" do it, doesn't mean everything is "perfect". Usually, you are paying for speed and code. That's not a bad thing, but you sacrifice perfection for efficiency.
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Wow. This is incredible. So much respect for the hard work and patience that went in to this. You’re making me want to build my own cabin in the woods now
Cabin in the backyard* pay attention.
Nice video. I think it would be a great idea for you to add a "lessons learned" in regards to small and big errors and so on. I would have put flashing on the corners before the cedar went up. Also pre-paint most everything, then install. Even the plywood on the roof. Way easier. Fixed windows are fine if that's a design element you wish to have - I would have figured some opening or natural ventilation capability as well. Nice work.
Agreed
The builder may also want to consider putting plywood in under the floor to keep animals from ripping out the insulation.
@@AveryRulerOfElves Was the other dude 'Bushradical'? I just watched him build a small cabin and he talked about putting plywood on the bottom to keep critters out of the insulation.
Not to post to be a troll but to help, a few mistakes on this (but I guess we all make them). Mainly on water an thermal…. Probably if it’s not lived in every day then not the end of the world. Flashing around the window and doors will become a problem though and if the insulation isn’t breathable a vapor barrier on the inside would have helped especially in this cold climate. But other than that a great job.
@@Pete_R63 Yup! I saw that too, and this guy will eventually have to do that.
So peaceful. I find it relaxing to imagine myself doing that. One year of being one with the woods. Then when you are done, you can enjoy the result! I am very envious!!
The only cabin builder that can get dirty while wearing Yeezy ultra boosts. Respect!
I came to the comment in search of this exact comment. Yours was at the very top for me. Good goings!
This is what rich people with mechanical skills do in their free time
@@user-gk3lu1gg9t hahahahahahaha
Didn’t realise this was a series till reading the comments. Going to have to go and binge watch them all now. Congratulations on such an incredible build and a brilliant video.
Wait, WHAT?! 😮 Guess Ill be busy for a while then. 😊
Wow, soo glad to see a build where the floor joist are actually on top of the ground posts and not just nailed on the side.
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Exactly. Nothing worse than a cabin supported by a couple nails.
I can imagine sitting in front of those windows curled up with a warm blanket, a cup of coffee and wood burning stove crackling away ahhhhhhhhh heaven.
There's something so satisfying about watching a man work. You done an amazing job.
Every woman I talk to says the same. 😂
I just spent the last few days watching people build off grid cabins and it’s refreshing to see someone use proper building techniques and hardware. Good job man
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Yeah this is literally the first guy I’ve watched that used concrete blocks. One guy I watched started with building on earth they flattened to level and cleared.. then nailed pressurized wood to through tree trunk cuts. Most used cinder blocks on the bottom though
Was here like 2 min before and I said "yeah this guy knows what he's doing" love to see such a skilled craftsman
Same
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Dang, that's legit! A sliding glass door with a deck out back to grill out on would be the only change I would make. Amazing, quality work!!! So much attention to detail, and not cutting corners. 👍👍
I love that the closed captioned says Applause when you’re nailing. I followed instructions and clapped for you.
Mad respect to the man who builds his own house
They should do things like this in school.
The whole class project for the year is to build a small house. Yano, actually learn something honest, practical and at the end you get a great sense of pride, satisfaction and independence when you look at something you actually helped build with your hands, your hard work and your determination.
I realised that when I left school and University there wasn't much I could actually "do". I could sit an exam and ace it, but I couldn't really "do" anything. At least 50% of the time spent in school is a waste and could be put to better use. Instead we're content with churning out coddled minds that cant "do" anything.
You then missed your Major. I majored in Electrical Engineering and I love my job, I feel like the university has made me feel like a more complete person. I have a lot more confidence in my field of work, and I loved the every minute of it. I imagine if I had went for medicine I'd be the same way as you.
@@lazar2175 Hey. You. University boy: It's "if I had GONE" instead of "if I had WENT"
@@cricketmonday1469 Thanks for the correction! English isn't my native language, so I make these mistakes sometimes.
@@lazar2175 ha ha. You made me laugh. I expected you to send me off. You're OK ...for a moment I thought you were rubbing you Electrical Engineering degree off. Congrats on that and thanks, by the way!
That was AMAZING! As at least one other person mentioned, I have been a building professional for many years. You should be SO PROUD. I have seen supposed Pro’s do FAR less quality work. I have Never been able to find an affordable source for insulated window panels. I am going to build a smaller and not as nicely appointed off grid cabin on my property. I have been camping there when I have used the property. This will be easier than and eventually I will build my last house there. In the meantime be a treat to have, plus as you said about your cabin a nice guest quarters once I am living there.
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I wanted to see it all done inside as well, decorated and everything 👀
The amount of labor that goes in is incredible. Hope the family/friends get to enjoy this for generations to come.
This guy just proved that with dedication and determination and mistakes You can do anything easing that you put your mind to and then the experience will come. I always say it's better to try and fail than fail to try. And you succeeded excellent work love the build
I love seeing men dedicated to built things. I do create but with sewing and crafts and make things for my children clothes that would have cost in the hundred's of dollars due to the Southern theme of "smocking clothes" which is an old art but made those clothes so that my granddaughter could wear them after my daughter grew out of them. I reinforced them with a double French stitch on 100% cotton which is the sturdiest fabric to work on and will last longer than cheap fabrics made of synthetics. I loved sewing and I save myself and my husband money that would have cost more if I didn't sew.
Dude you probably won’t read this but how inspiring. I’m a carpenter myself and want to do this so bad. I just need land first. Bravo
Buddy Steele i wish i knew how to be a carpenter
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This looks like a place I would live in for 1 to 2 decades without getting bored of it.
How you managed to build that whole thing in 28 minutes is beyond me. Lol in all seriousness that came out awesome
This man built a cabin in 28 minutes.. that’s insane.
He read Steve Kotler's "The Rise of Superman"
Are you honestly going to just ignore the two breaks he took whilst we watched those ads?! Haha!
Basically by himself
my developer took 3 years
28min is a bit slow. Watch timelapse to save more time ;)
Now here's a man who knows what he's doing. No dangerous shortcuts, no fumbling and bungling. Ignore the amateurs who post videos showing just how much they don't know.
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wait 80 years and itll be one of those creepy wood cabins perfectly made for horror movies.
love it!
Hahaha or maybe less!!!
That is so funny! I was thinking the same thing. I was also thinking, "Where will they poop?" Great video and beautiful cabin though!
You are optimistic 😇
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When I’m 50, will do this for sure. Loved it!! It is sheer pleasure to witness this. Thank you guys ❤️
Yeezys seem like a vital part of his process
Can’t hide wealth
Looka from walmart
just like kanye 😺
Six fortnites later.
I was like, are you wearing Yeezys!!!
I am impressed by genuine homesteaders who use old-world techniques and tools, buy raw land for pennies, build in a way that requires no zoning or permits (because of sq. footage and distance from property lines, etc), and source local materials to construct something that is actually in the middle of nowhere. Not people with six-figure budgets who buy high end lumber, have $60,000 in tools with them, and their barn or home is only a few yards away. This is more like a "cool factor" bachelor apartment than it is a legit cabin.
Dang you sound jealous af 😂👌🏻
I never thought to spend 28 min on a youtube video, till this one.. damn! was amazing, the ambient and tools sound was so satisfying. You got skills bro !!
Thanks for the love man!
Right!? Enthralling!!!
i love it when modern style is mixed with rustic!
Absolutely epic. Inspired and motivated me to do my own this year. Thank you for taking the time to show your cabin project. 👍
This must be one of the bests out there! Haven't seen someone so determined in a while. And I'm not only talking about the building, I mean the video intself!!! How you used the music to transition between different acts, amazing mate, Congratulations!
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His reaction to the things working is wholesome
Inckredible. He worked alone most of time!!! This is a Man!!!
Been consuming many cabin and shed office builds. This is so impressive, matched by video production. Thank you for sharing! Subscribed
This is crazy he build this whole cabin in 30 MINUTES! You are a better man than me cause the siding would’ve been the stopping point for me.
beautiful cabin - beautiful location - love the editing and straightforward approach. maybe some day..... Also it's cool how it never rained even once.
I can remember being upset when I would'nt get a weekly video of the build (selfish I know). I also know content creation can be a lot of work. But this honestly made me feel happy to watch. I sure am going to miss watching the cabin.
Man, that is one sweet cabin. Congratulations on a fine build.
It's a great job.Buildings in American and European countries with few earthquakes have few pillars and are very simple, beautiful and stylish.In Japan, where there are many earthquakes, strong seismic strength is required, so I think the foundation and framework are very complicated.I want to make a small cottage by myself, but I am concerned about the strength, so I can only make small ones. I'm really looking forward to it.
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Several areas of the US are subject to strong earthquakes. The entire west coast. Near the Mississippi river, the The New Madrid Fault runs 150 miles from Arkansas into Missouri and Illinois.
As a computer guy, I can just bow before that performance. You are very talented!
Just think--this could have been you.
I dont think people appreciate the precision of all ur cuts and how perfect everything is ... good job man!
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I began to itch all over watching the the insulation install...
My son and I watched and loved this video. Thanks for sharing it and for helping me spend some quality time with him!
It may not have been included in the condensed version, but you may want to install 1/8" square hardware cloth over your vapor barrier under the cabin. With just the insulation and plastic vapor barrier, you're inviting varmints to either live up there or rip it down and carry it away to their own nests.
All wood in base and frame without antiseptic treatment. There is no waterproofing between the wooden base and the concrete columns.
I thought I was the only one who noticed 😅
@@andreymatveev1107 looked like pressure treated lumber to me
@@casmar3293 I saw a ton of other comments like this. Ideal? Maybe not. Will it last 30 years? Without a doubt.
@@danervin2530 The wood will last, but not the insulation and vapor barrier after small animals and rodents have chewed through the insulation, nested in it, urinated in it, or just ripped it down and carried it away to their own nests. The hardware cloth stapled over the bottom of the floor joists protect the insulation and keeps them out of it.
The production quality of this video just skyrocketed after the music hit. Impressive build, I wonder how he got the power to the cabin, I was kinda hoping it would have solar power but in a forest that's a challenge unless you have an open space nearby to put your panels.
In one of the angles at the end there appears to be another building. I think the creative camera angles made this look like it was in the middle of the woods. No less impressive though!
@@UnheardWar I noticed the building in the background of his other videos aswell. Still an impressive build, and a beautiful location though.
I believe he was going to dig a power line to the cabin, but for this video he used a battery powered generator.
Did you not see the mixing of concrete by a garage into a wheel barrow? Do you think he wheel barrowed the concrete a mile into the woods?
@@edsloan8535 yes and yes, ED
Из всего видео понял одно...как же классно работать, когда у тебя хороший инструмент, специально заточенный под задачу.
А ещё хороший материал, доски просто идеальные
И группа работяг
Он, дом как будто для себя строил, чтобы в нем жить, скок денег, скок времени потратил еба, еба😂
Сначало надо иметь хорошую голову а потом инструмент
@@ДарьяМатвеева-н3к бедный твой муж и ты. )
i've seen so much DIY cabin builds but this one is by far the best video amongst them!
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this is a very good video. I love how you documented everything and I think your chosen music fits to the pictures very well!
I also learnt that I definitely need a nailgun lol :D
The only thing I found a bit odd was the window placement but that's really just subjective to me so congrats to your finished house its awesome! :)
Congratulations on making your dream a reality! Like you, we've just finished building a cabin of our own. Mind you, we didn't build it ourselves. But that doesn't mean I don't enjoy watching videos like this! Good job!!!!
I love that you wear Yeezy's while you built this cabin! Love the videos on the cabin, got my whole family watching during Covid and Mom got me a shirt for XMAS!
Yessssssss!!!!!!!
I have seen some videos of people bilding cabin. And I can tell that You should see Bushradical. He explain what he is doing and what kind of wood is using and the measure. I like that explainations so that we (the viewers) can undersand better your proyects. Good work anyway.
I feel like he just woke up and decided to build a house one day
Pretty impressive for someone who has no experience!!! Incredible
Looking forward to the cost breakdown video. Will you also share your design (if it was your own) or where you found the design? I'd love to make something like this.
Seriously wondering where the lumber index was when he did this build... prices have been insane since Covid.
Too much
Judging by the tools he had he probably just cut some trees off his own plot
For someone who claims to have no prior experience, I'd say you did a bang up job
That was so amazing man. Would love to see the interior finished and decorated.
He started in his Yeezys, thats how you know he tought of it and just decided to begin
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27:06 Very wholesome. His happiness is amplified by all the hard work he's put into building his cabin!
That or he just really likes the lights lol
No talking, just doing. Thanks for sharing.
Legend has it that the dog is still waiting with the treat on his nose to this day
@@JM84Hockey Awe, I went and rewatched it and you might be right. Poor dog, I thought he was being rewarded for being a good Forman.
Well done, best part was no mindless chatter. Thx!
Man this hit differently without the dad jokes, dance moves, and sappy speeches. Gratz graham
Don’t worry I will make a video with just speeches for when you need it!
Exactly
Probably the most inspiring thing I've seen come out of 2020!
I could totally live in this by myself with a dog all alone in the woods in a non depressing way 😅. Great craftsmanship! Looks fantastic!
anyone could just creep up and stare at you for hours through the giant window
@@poopMcGee2012 that's why you have blinds or curtains? And maybe a locked door/doors?
@@MichaelaCates no bathroom though. so youre going to have to sneak out into the woods in the middle of the night. and some mountain man is gonna watch you while you pee
Truly impressive! Award winning as far as I'm concerned. Watched the whole thing and admired/enjoyed the heck out of it. Major props!
Its not agard winning, come on like.
23:35 - I've watched this video like 3 or 4 times now over the last year and this is the first time I noticed the Tri-Built caulk in the window! I work for Beacon, very cool to see our private label at work and even better to see it in this video!
Yes! I get all my roofing supplies from Beacon!
This is amazing! I'd love to see how you decorated it inside
“Yeezys” the new and improved construction shoe
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noooooooo😂😂😭😭😭 not the yeezys
For future reference I highly recommend not taping your horizontal bottom tyvek seams, this is where possible moisture exits.
Such a great honest journey told in a short video. The full series is amazing. Nicely done!
It’s amazing where the house starts from scratch to a perfect house!!
You really left us hanging on the interior plan XD
17:14 Legend has it, the dog is still waiting
He totally NAILED it 🙂
Wow. Watching this was therapeutic. I now feel more confident in myself and am ready for the day. The fact that this guy was wearing yeezys the whole time was just icing on the cake. Bravo sir
Let’s go baby!!!
That's such a clean cabin! Wow I'd love to see it furnished to see what the layout would look likep
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Really amazing. So much hard work and dedication. Would love to see the next video where you put in a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and make it cozy.
Just what I was thinking
Me too
I hope no one ever dislikes this video. It’s really well thought out with no bs
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Great looking cabin. Only a few things crossed my mind:
- the big windows don’t open. I could imagine a lot of issues with condensation
- you’re solely relying on A/C when you could have an oven
- a lot of space is unused by the high ceilings
I was thinking the same.
Where is the second floor?
I always thought one should put the paper side of the insulation (the vapor barrier) towards the heated side of the wall/floor/ceiling so no moisture gets trapped in the insulation causing rot.
But, outstanding job for DIY with just the help of a couple of friends/family members!
That is house wrap. It doesn't act as a vapor barrier it acts as a protectant against large amounts of moisture. It breaths. He should have put a vapor barrier on the inside, but apparently, he didn't.
All i want in my life is do exactly as you have done there..
Genuinely incredible. Absolutely beautiful.
The subtle hammering shows integrity. It's how good houses are born.
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