Affordable DIY A Frame Cabin Build
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2022
- $2500 A Frame cabin. Designed to be built by a novice. Put it in your yard to Airbnb, to use as a home office, an ADU, or as a kids playhouse. Build it in the woods. Put it on your land and rent it out on Hipcamp.
Just under 120 square feet, so no permit is required in many area.
Plans for sale, as is my book on TOOLS
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Beautiful idea, i love this. One of these days ill definitely build myself a tiny A-frame ❤
i had to hit the like button for the creativity alone.. this is awesome.
I wish i had the time and energy to do it. Looks great!
You do ❤
You do 🎉
Ohh plans available! lol 😆
Awesome all the way around. Especially in price and not needing a permit!
Looks really amazing! Very nice job! What are the tunes playing?
If building on level ground, do you recommend a crushed gravel pad?
That would work. Setting it on some paving stones would also work well and keep a little distance between the ground and the bottom of the joists.
Would it be easy to add 4’ to the length to your design to increase living space (or something close based on the wall design)?
Adding length is easy. It's just more panels and more rafters. Adding width changes the dimensions and angles so that's trickier.
@@jeffreywaldmanohh 120 sqft!
Could you easily insulate and drywall the inside?
Easily. It would just add to the time and cost. Only thing you can't get around with this design is the clear roof panels which would be a single layer. They're not insulated windows or anything.
@@jeffreywaldman I plan to by-pass the clear side windows/siding and add insulation on the inside and cover with high grade plywood.
@@jeffreywaldman would it be easy to change your plans to a 12 x 12 to give you more floor space due to roof pitch?
How do you stop it from buckling as the trees grow?
Trees grow from their tops and out. So the anchors stay the same height. The anchors are made for tree houses and allow for growth and movement. About 50 years worth
@@jeffreywaldman Ok Thanks for that.
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"Affordable" You had about £20,000 worth of tools to begin with. I have hammers, spanners, a handsaw and few other bits. I think it can still be done with a basic tool setup no?
It's $4k in tools. But I hear your point. I also had the car to get there. and the land too build on. and the food to eat in the years leading up to it. and the $300k that has kept me alive since birth. Where would you like to draw the line? What privileges of yours would you like to include or not include in the list of ALL things that make projects possible and/or easier? Just curious.
You need a hand saw, a hammer, a level, and a drill. A circular saw and speed square would help speed things up. In the plans I cover essential tools and more recommended ones. A bevel gauge would help with figuring out some of the rafter angles. And some tin snips would be very useful to make your metal roof trim pretty.
This is a very high-quality well-prepared reference DVD which is . ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx-b91_bYU48sOwHX-XC49tRRXRxcnOmZm Ryan's Shed Plans are very easy to read with excellent illustrations. The author does a great job of explaining in easy to understand terms at just the right level for the average do-it-yourselfer. I highly recommend Ryan's Shed Plans.
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