I can hardly watch a man working that hard, in a green forest on a sunny day, with a sock hat on. I would have passed out due to heat exhaustion. But great job.
This guy has precisely accurately measurements, sturdy materials he used. This house will last a long time if it we I'll be treated with termites, dried woods termites. Good luck, man.
🇪🇦🏖️ Mi niño vaya trabajo solito. El esfuerzo valió la pena te quedó estupenda. Desde Tenerife Islas Canarias muchas felicidades y que la disfrutes mucho.
I really appreciate your builder's skills and your amazing achievements, so keep it going and continue to make us dream. By the way, this is no reflection, but wouldn't it be preferable that the door, as well as the windows, open in the opposite direction (from inside to outside)? Imho, it will be more secure in case of a strong wind pressure or an animal intrusion attempt, because it's always easier to force an entry by pushing rather than pulling. Take care and greetings from Belgium!
A constructive criticism, I personally would never, on a sheet metal roof, put screws to hold it between the lowest part, that is just the top as you did, but the bottom, never! That's where the water passes constantly, and the rubber that prevents water from entering, doesn't last forever. A corrugated roof like this always has to be screwed on top of the highest wave, because we know perfectly well that the water passes through the lowest wave. I'm no construction expert and I've never built a house like this, but that's the logic of things. if the water passes through the bottom part I will not put screws in that area. 😅✌ Besides, I personally couldn't have built it better! very well made and solid, both in summer and winter. 👍
Hi have a nice there .their are ser😮val 😅 boys living in that placade try and mpake friendsbut they have some badboys they scar people and swipe foo🎉d or take anima
If you make these vids,,always make it look like you have hiked for miles,,when you are just doing it behind the house,,thats how all that wood and windows is just sitting there😊😊😊,,
Wanted to tell you I think you done well being n the woods and not having a lot of fancy stuff to help u along the . Way watched this build through it ended before I got to comment so am back to comment hope it helps you out on your u tube. Nice build have a good day
What??? He literally used heavy equipment to dig out the foundation. He used expensive Makita cordless tools, a stihl chain saw. He used all kinds of fancy stuff to help him.
Awsome job man I love it! Your poor chisel though... it needs some love man! Shine that boy up and put a razor edge on it. Cutting those laps would be so much easier. Awesome job! I can't wait to start on our build!
Hello, how are you going, friend? congratulations on the work. Just a question, how much battery did you use for a day of work? ex: Makita 5 ah two batteries..
It depends on the machine I use. I have three 5 mAh batteries and they give me enough to work for about 3 hours uninterrupted. Fortunately, not all the work is cutting or sanding, the main thing is moving things from point A to point B and from B to C🤣.
Why did you not place pillars under the center floor joist? Is it because the square footage is small enough that the house will be strong enough without it? I would worry that over time, the center of the main floor will sag. I'm not a builder, but want to learn.
Where do you get all your lumber? What is the actual cost (relistically) of the cabin. I know how much screws cost, & you use a lot. Maby they fall off of trees where you live, but in the usa they are expensive.
A box of 500 screws costs between 20 and 30 euros. This cabin will be able to carry about 2500 screws, so the cost does not reach 120 euros. I buy the wood directly from the local sawmill, which provides me with raw (unsanded) wood. In the US it is common to see videos that buy wood in carpentry, and not in sawmills, which easily doubles or triples its cost. The wood pillars I obtained from my land, that I have many acacia trees. The windows and door are recycled, that is, they have not cost anything. If I had to buy them, their price would probably be 500 or 600 euros. The most "expensive" part of the cabin is probably the sheet metal on the roof, because this material is not produced on the island. Also, since the island is small, the transport of the materials is free. If the cost surprises you, try using recycled components, and buy local materials.
Cedar. Wood will gray out in a year due to solar and exposure. Apply clear coats of boat spar with high Uv protection. The. Cedar will look breathtaking and you will see the grain and sap pop in New definition. Try. For as many. Coats as possible in. The area. With the most sun exposure. I have made many Outside furniture items from. Cedar. People ask for my secret to having the wood colors Lasting so long. The above is what I share.
That has to be one of the most secure foundations I’ve EVER seen. Lots of HARD WORK! Great job!
You must not be very well versed in foundation work then,....I saw 3rd world rubble, haiti type work..... just saying
@@maxdystopia674 Someone who ends their sentance with 'just saying' can't possibley be taken seriously. Just saying . . .
@@TRPGpilot funny,.... I was "just saying" that to youre mom just last night
@@maxdystopia674 A mom joke in 2024? Are you 12? Act your age, just saying . . .
@@TRPGpilot Not a joke...
Finally over 1k views on this one, with the cabin in the thumbnail. People seem to like "start to finish" videos.
You such a hard working person, heartly hats off to you. 🎉
Thanks for the comment!
I can hardly watch a man working that hard, in a green forest on a sunny day, with a sock hat on. I would have passed out due to heat exhaustion. But great job.
The temperature is quite good here!
This guy has precisely accurately measurements, sturdy materials he used. This house will last a long time if it we I'll be treated with termites, dried woods termites. Good luck, man.
Particularly, this week I go to apply a product to protect this cabin!
Sem duvida, a melhor cabana que vi no UA-cam. E extremamente solida/alto nivel de isolamento termico. Parabens
Obrigado!
It was so nice to watch your video. You are a great builder. And it is so beautiful I know you will enjoy your cabin for a life time.❤❤❤❤
Nice job my friend always nice to see someone have the skills to build something with such ease.
Thanks!
Where you have beautiful forests. You are also very clever.
🇪🇦🏖️ Mi niño vaya trabajo solito. El esfuerzo valió la pena te quedó estupenda. Desde Tenerife Islas Canarias muchas felicidades y que la disfrutes mucho.
Muchas gracias por el mensaje!
Great idea using foamboard insulation. Much easier to work with.
Your skill is extraordinary in making a very nice cabin
Thanks for the comment!
Solide, saubere Arbeit! Diese Hütte werden sicher noch eure Kinder benutzen👍
I like it so very beautiful cabin❤❤❤❤❤
No pude evitar ver el vídeo de principio a fin ,muy interesante y que bien hecha quedo esta cabaña.👏🎊🎉
Muchas gracias por el comentario Milagros!
Gracias. ¡Buen trabajo! Muy util para darme ideas para la cabana que estoy haciendo.
I enjoyed watching the process. Hope you and your wife are doing well. 😊
Thanks Bill!
Great build, your very skilled, I enjoyed watching and learning
Thanks for the comment!
Lot of hard work! Beautiful cabin.
Thanks for the comment Mark!
Awesome job, my friend. A very sturdy job looking cabin. Congratulations !
Thanks!!
Wonderful Job !!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Você é um verdadeiro arquiteto.foi bom rever ,assisto isso , é como uma terapia,valeu amigo Deus abençoe sempre você e sua família
Também gosto de assistir esse tipo de vídeo.
Love this! You did an awesome job👏👏I’ve built a log home and a small cabin, you sir, did a marvelous job👍sweet outcome of your build
Thanks for the comment!
All I have to say as a German is "immer zuerst den Fallkerb schneiden" 😂😂
No seriously.. nice job bro 🙈
I really appreciate your builder's skills and your amazing achievements, so keep it going and continue to make us dream.
By the way, this is no reflection, but wouldn't it be preferable that the door, as well as the windows, open in the opposite direction (from inside to outside)?
Imho, it will be more secure in case of a strong wind pressure or an animal intrusion attempt, because it's always easier to force an entry by pushing rather than pulling.
Take care and greetings from Belgium!
Screw keyboard warrior's! You do you!
Buen trabajo,no se daña ni con un huracán se ve sólida debe de durar más de 100 años felicidades por el video muy instructivo
Eso espero😅! Gracias!
This is a solid, perfect, small, tiny house
Okay 👍 👌 approved !!
Thanks👍
A constructive criticism, I personally would never, on a sheet metal roof, put screws to hold it between the lowest part, that is just the top as you did, but the bottom, never! That's where the water passes constantly, and the rubber that prevents water from entering, doesn't last forever. A corrugated roof like this always has to be screwed on top of the highest wave, because we know perfectly well that the water passes through the lowest wave. I'm no construction expert and I've never built a house like this, but that's the logic of things. if the water passes through the bottom part I will not put screws in that area. 😅✌
Besides, I personally couldn't have built it better! very well made and solid, both in summer and winter. 👍
You are rigth!
Thank you now i know how to insulate my floor.
Thanks for the comment!
congratulation on your excellent work!
What a solid build… very nice design.
Keine unnötigen Reden .Sehr gutes Handwerk .Alle Achtung !
Successful Achievement. Solid can-do attitude.
Hi have a nice there .their are ser😮val 😅 boys living in that placade try and mpake friendsbut they have some badboys they scar people and swipe foo🎉d or take anima
L s So be careful.
If you make these vids,,always make it look like you have hiked for miles,,when you are just doing it behind the house,,thats how all that wood and windows is just sitting there😊😊😊,,
😊
FELICITATIOS très beau travail bravo
ang galing mo po! mabuhay ka!
I t looking so good keep itup
Gostei da sua obra de arte ficou lindo demais e aconchegante, parabéns !
Man…you make it look so easy! Good job 👍🏻
Thanks for the comment!
Thank You! God Bless!
I'm glad its not only me who makes weird faces when concentrating on some hard work ;-)
😂
Salam dari Indonesia. 👍👍👍
Fantastic build. Surprised that you didn't add a deck to it. Hope to see more from you.
Thanks for the comment!
Tenés una pinta de uruguayo o argentino! Con el "dale" me dí cuenta. Suerte! 👏👏👏
Soy español 😅
Μπραβο ρε φίλε είσαι μάστερ ,συγχαρητήρια , you are master 😊
😊👍
Great job nice❤
Wonderful work my friend. I learned something watching you. Enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing.😊
Thanks for the comment!
Wow that's awesome!!! Your new buddy is here 🤙
Thanks 👍
Wanted to tell you I think you done well being n the woods and not having a lot of fancy stuff to help u along the . Way watched this build through it ended before I got to comment so am back to comment hope it helps you out on your u tube. Nice build have a good day
What??? He literally used heavy equipment to dig out the foundation. He used expensive Makita cordless tools, a stihl chain saw. He used all kinds of fancy stuff to help him.
Thanks for the comment!
Sure. I built a cabin without power tools or experience. If you prefer this type of content, I encourage to check my first videos of the channel.
Nice cabin. Well done
Very Very Nice Work!
Thanks Tommy
No vapor barrier between siding and framing. I don’t know if skipping that step was a good idea in the long run but, enjoy your bright cute cabin.
Why would they need a 'vapour barrier' in this climate? . . .
Can you explain to me the environments in which a vapor barrier is necessary? Would it be placed on the outside of the frame? Thank you.
estupendo trabajo me gustaria ver una con baño
I like the high of the 😅foundation very safe from the water
Yes!
I'm new to your channel. This caught my eyes. What are you going to put inside? I would like to know what it will look like🤔
excellent job eventhough this is the first time watching the window were flip-open not to the outside.. 👍👍
This is common in Europe!
Wow I really enjoyed the video
Thanks!
Solid as a rock, great job!!
Thanks!
Nice video...I like it...
imprecionante como siempre
Muito bom mesmo ❤
Awsome job man I love it! Your poor chisel though... it needs some love man! Shine that boy up and put a razor edge on it. Cutting those laps would be so much easier. Awesome job! I can't wait to start on our build!
nice cabin
Amazing work truly inspiring ❤
Thanks!
Great work! Cheers from the USA 👍👏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💝💞💕🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Nossa a estrutura da casa é muito boa excelente .
Obrigado!
Very good job at building your beautiful cabin 😅
3 ,000 dollars? That is very good 👍
Solid building
Simplemente ¡hermosa!
Muchas gracias, me alegro que te guste!
Thank you my friend
Thanks!
Man!!!!! i Like Your Structure And Mostly Using Screws
ok, you insulated the walls almost properly without putting anti-condensation foil, but all the heat is dissipated through those simple windows😮
Can you recommend me an anti-condensation foil? I never used that.
hello good afternoon my friend
Same to you!
That’s so nice I really want to build this cabin but I think I’m not good enough. But I really want it ❤
You can. I have learned by watching UA-cam videos. Start with a wooden chicken coop😅.
Hello, how are you going, friend? congratulations on the work. Just a question, how much battery did you use for a day of work? ex: Makita 5 ah two batteries..
It depends on the machine I use. I have three 5 mAh batteries and they give me enough to work for about 3 hours uninterrupted. Fortunately, not all the work is cutting or sanding, the main thing is moving things from point A to point B and from B to C🤣.
Здравствуйте.а как называеться дерево из которого вы собраил основание на пол
Acacia
Solid foundation
Wow! Super!
สวยงามมากค่ะ
Why did you not place pillars under the center floor joist? Is it because the square footage is small enough that the house will be strong enough without it? I would worry that over time, the center of the main floor will sag. I'm not a builder, but want to learn.
The cabin is relatively small, and both pillars are less than 3 meters apart, which is enough, since the main weight is on the sides.
молодец!!!!
Good job
Salam dari Indonesia Sulawesi barat
Trabalho magnífico, muito bem feita, excelente 👏👏👏👏 transportes sul do Tejo? é daqui de Portugal né?
Eu sou da Espanha, mas a cabana foi feita nos Açores.
Gran trabajo. ¿Qué tipo de madera es?
Madera de cedro japonés! Tienes algunos detalles de la cabaña en la descripción del vídeo. Gracias por el comentario.
great job thank you for your video👍
VALLAAAA …
Te la compro …
Me gusta mucho …
De verdad que está linda
nice work bredda big up
Great job. Watching from America, (Arkansas). You need sceens for your windows to keep Mosquitoes out😊🙏🏻🇺🇸
There are not many mosquitoes here, fortunately 😊
Where do you get all your lumber? What is the actual cost (relistically) of the cabin. I know how much screws cost, & you use a lot. Maby they fall off of trees where you live, but in the usa they are expensive.
A box of 500 screws costs between 20 and 30 euros. This cabin will be able to carry about 2500 screws, so the cost does not reach 120 euros. I buy the wood directly from the local sawmill, which provides me with raw (unsanded) wood. In the US it is common to see videos that buy wood in carpentry, and not in sawmills, which easily doubles or triples its cost. The wood pillars I obtained from my land, that I have many acacia trees. The windows and door are recycled, that is, they have not cost anything. If I had to buy them, their price would probably be 500 or 600 euros. The most "expensive" part of the cabin is probably the sheet metal on the roof, because this material is not produced on the island. Also, since the island is small, the transport of the materials is free. If the cost surprises you, try using recycled components, and buy local materials.
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Use an impact driver my friend, your shoulder and wrist will thank you when you drive screws into the wood with ease.
You are rigth! I need to buy one!
Muy bonita cabaña
❤ Súper hermosa ❤
Uno así necesito yo 😮
curieux pas de gravillon pour son béton ? Mais super excellent merci
Trabalho magnífico... Uma dúvida, porque queimar a madeira, qual principal objetivo, é contra umidade, obrigado.
Protege da humidade e dos insetos
@@WildGnomos muito obrigado
❤❤❤Hi I love your video
Thanks!
Did you have to purchase the land for that amount, or how did that work?
I built this cabin for a friend.
Cedar. Wood will gray out in a year due to solar and exposure. Apply clear coats of boat spar with high Uv protection. The. Cedar will look breathtaking and you will see the grain and sap pop in New definition. Try. For as many. Coats as possible in. The area. With the most sun exposure. I have made many Outside furniture items from. Cedar. People ask for my secret to having the wood colors Lasting so long. The above is what I share.
What do you thing about pine and oak? Any recommendation?