There is some magic in your videos! It's not just your incredible skills, not just the teamwork - you and your dad; you have extremely good skills as a director and editor, in my opinion, judging by how glued to the screen I was and how much pleasure it gave me to watch this. You are very special person. I wish you and your dad the best in building this dream cabin. 👍
Single widow in my sixties loved it my husband of nearly 40 yrs was a carpenter but not like this, he was single family home builder and built2 of our homes. This reminded me of him and I truly enjoyed this ! God bless you both!!!!
Your logs make musical sounds when you clunk them.. I am a 72 year old woman and I just love your videos. You are so competent in every thing you and your dad do. Your parent did a wonderful job raising you. God bless you all.
@@senioroutsider2975 : 🇬🇧 I'm 81 and as equally enthralled by your activities as Jeanne and agree with her complements. We had our first frost last night and I always think of Canada as colder than UK. It was much colder on the top, open deck when we toured the 1000 Islands in late October 15 years ago. Wishing you the best of luck with the weather and getting the roof on. All my fingers are crossed. 👍👍 🇨🇦🇨🇦
My dad and I didn't get on, shared no interests, were not friends and had didn't aims in life. It is lovely for me to see you have such a good relationship with your dad. Keep enjoying that time together. Oh and by the way the cabin is beautiful but the relationship is beautiful and amazing.
@@speedstick77 It is a sad comment. I hope that the others can say it has made me a better dad. I work hard at listening, loving and being there. I try not to judge and will do my best to be dad for the rest of my life.
Reminds me of working with my dad on carpentry projects........it would've been great to be able to build a house together with him, but I moved 1000 miles away. He lives on through me in the carpentry work I do in rehabbing houses. Saves a lot of money and not having to deal with shady contractors.
I can imagine that the Senior Outsider is immensely proud of his son's accomplishments! Patience and skill .. and a good helping of will. Enjoying the build .. and the video editing is very nice! 😊👍 ... loved that slow-mo pole loft @1:01:31 .. 👌
HA ha ! I went back and watched that numerous times . Father and son are doing a great job . When the cabin is done I hope they find other things to video as they do a great job of producing and editing .
Very impressive gentleman , the brut strength, balance , temperament , Precision , the all encompassing fortitude to make your dream come reality . The sense of accomplishment should be profound . So happy for you both , you win big getting away from the craziness and finding peace and tranquillity in the most beautiful way . Nothing good comes easy and it took hard work to obtain it .
Aw thanks Condee. Although the emotion of the moment may not have been expressed on my face, words couldn't describe how good it felt to put the last two nails into the ridgepole.
Your structure looks like it will still be standing well into 2120! May God protect and keep safe all who has been generously devoted to this enterprise! : )
Congratulations on that milestone. You and your Dad should be proud. Your skill and determination are truly inspiring. Once covered, that loft will be the perfect shelter for winter camping.
You Sir, are a remarkable young man, an absolute credit to your father. As for him, make him CEO straight away. What an inituative work partner. Well seasons come, I guess another few months of cabin fever before the capping off. You're wife's reward is nigh. We head for a blistering summer, whilst you suffer the the elements. Am still amazed at the tolerances. you work to. Good fortune to you and yours.
Thank you Jesus that you kept our friends safe through this part of the build!!! You as usual dear Lord are faithful!! Loved this so much - amazing accomplishment of which neither of you or us will forget!!
I was holding my breath as well! We had put so much work into that one log, and so I would have been pretty disappointed if it didn't slide into place like it did. It was a great feeling to see it drop in.
I am 72 year too & just love to watch this young man and his dad tirelessly building this project with high spirit .....we can call them a Father & Son Tag-Team indeed .....!
Enjoyed every minute of this video. As my father has gone to heaven, seeing you work with your Dad reminds me when my father and I worked on projects together. God bless!
I have watched this entire video twice, all the way through....and am starting it for a 3rd time this morning! Your vids motivate me and want to share every moment of my projects with my daughters, but they are both too far gone to the electronic age. I am almost 60, but if I lived nearby, I would jump right in there and lend a hand with whatever you needed. I see you lift and carry and drop into position, and it reminds me of my youth when I was full of myself and could do anything. Now... hips, knees, wrists and ankles, covered with surgery scars and riddled with arthritis, keep me from doing only the least strenuous work possible, but watching you go at it, makes me feel like I could do anything again....thank you.
The forest is now smiling and happy to see all their fallen family members being re-imagined, re-purposed and reborn right before their eyes and ears. The friendly forest loves their fallen brothers and sisters and will always bathe them in colorful gentle blankets of leaves. The forest is alive and listening.
Step by Step...inch by inch...all built with dedication, resourcefulness, patience and to top it all off respect for nature and it’s offerings... with all that built in, it will stand strong for many many years to come...
The two of you are so inspiring and work together with so much respect and genuine love of the project and each other, your mother had fine men in her life. Congratulations on coming so far, it has been a lot of hard work, time and set backs but yet you've endured, yep, fine men.
I have never seen such skill with a chain saw like you and your father have. It is amazing. I have enjoyed seeing you cabin come together. Thank you for letting us follow along.
I watched this a few days ago and then I went back and started at the beginning. I’ve sent the videos to both my sons we do hope to have a piece of land one day that I can leave to my children. You are blessed in so many ways. May the peace of the lord always be with you.
I hope you realize what a blessing you have by having your father working with you. I didn't get along so good with my dad but he's been gone for many years now and I still miss him.
You have come so far in a very short time,It feels like forever for you I,m sure.The cabin is starting to reveal the promise of hard work&team work,all the best to you and your family!!!Blessings
Just what I needed this morning... strong coffee, a great video, and an awesome father son team. Man do I love you guys!! Thanks again for doing these videos. They’re so much more important than you realize! 🙂
You and your Dad are doing such an incredible job. It’s so much fun watching each stage of the build. I’d love a wrap around porch and an old fashioned stone fireplace. I’m sure the fireplace would be a huge pain and less ease than a wood burning stove. Armchair designer here 🤣🤣🤣 The possibilities are endless. God bless 🤍
Who else held their breath at several points? Anyone else jump up for joy when the last ridgepole was set? Amazing balance, and man oh man when that slow motion shot came . . . Best video ever! Love to your Dad and much admiration to both for your wonderful skills. Love to your wife and we continue to pray for her health as well as both of you Outsiders.
Love the relationship you have with your dad! Although my dad and I don't live near each other, we do share several interests. Reading and woodworking are among them. I started making furniture about 5 years ago, and my dad was amazed. We have swapped tips, and chased my mom away from what she thinks of as 'scrap'! LOL Dad never thought he would be passing his skills to his daughter! He's 82 now and can do the work himself anymore. But he gets a kick out of seeing the pictures I send him. I am so glad that you and your dad have this time together. You are doing an amazing job on the cabin! I look forward to your videos and seeing the progress.
My name is Saif I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰 it's great work you guys both father and son and other worker did so much effort build new house 🏡 although it was not an easy task but you did it God bless you all .
Splendid vid. You are very lucky your Dad is still with you. Mine passed when I was 21. Thankyou for the refresh. I am going to watch it again later. Such a nice refreshing vid. No talk about how something is done. No need for talk either. I hope you get more subscribers. Gave the vid a thumbs up. Now at 530 positive
Wow, those autumn colours go amazing with your cabin! Lovin the video, I'm glad you and your dad could build this together! Such a blessing! God bless!
" And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers..." Malachi 4: 6 (Final verse of the Old Testament.)
it's 11:40 near midnight here in our country and am still watching your video.Both you and your father are amazing. I patience is one of the key in doing this cabin. Am looking forward on finishing these grand masterpiece of yours. Hope your wife is doing well. God bless ya'll.
After 2 years watching the progress of this cabin, seeing the ridge log finally up there, I can now finally feel the pride and the satisfaction of the wait. Well done mate. Please keep an eye on your Grand father's fire wood barn.
WOWOWOW I have thoroughly enjoyed this entire video. What a remarkable team you father and son make. Thank you for documenting the entire build so far. I’m looking forward to seeing the next stage. Watching you both make me wish my Dad was still alive and we could build a cabin too. Xxx
I am just so impressed with the attention to detail. Using the "old" methods requires skill and time. That cabin will strong and last 100 years or more. Very well done and a pleasure to watch.
Getting such a large ridge beam installed with only 2 people is a huge accomplishment. Definitely something for you and your Dad to be proud of. With the frosty cold nights we have had lately it seems like the snow might not be too far away. Hopefully it’s a while before any snow arrives and even longer before any sticks around.
What an awesome build. Fom start to finish, thankfully you had a tractor and sawmill. Everything else was man power. Really enjoyed your rigging skills and sharing your knowledge on hewing out the notches on each log. Seemed everything fit perfectly tight.
So awesome that your building the cabin with your dad. What a legacy your children's children can say my a great grandfather and my grandfather built this cabin! Wow so cool!
I don’t even know what to say to this episode because it truly speaks for itself. From the time I stumbled upon your video where you were burning up drills in the foundation boulders, to now, all I can think to say is wow! God bless you, Senior Outsider and your family. Thank you for sharing your journey so carefully and beautifully.
What an exciting moment when you completed the ridge pole! Yay for You and Your Dad. So happy for You guys and hope You get that roof on so You can work through the winter. Blessings to You both. You guys are Awesome! 🍁😊🍁
Nothing better than to see a father and son .. working so well together.. My gosh what an amazing video!! The filmmaking is great and well worth the wait ... I think you will get 2 million views.. the cabin is going to stand for 2 hundred years at least., Just incredible.
What you fellas need is a couple more of you. Safety Third! I have enjoyed this build immensely but have been concerned that one or both of you would be injured and no help is at hand. Thank you for sharing your project!
It was truly is great watching you guys work together in this video and figuring things out as you go along, without any on camera disagreements and without any obvious busted flesh and bones. I'm 74 in a few days and when I started on construction back in the late 1950s, there were few machines, cranes and such like, except on the largest of construction sites. Everything was done by manpower and ingenuity, plus a good helping of traditional ways of working, and one thing that comes to mind is a lofting pole, using 2/1 or even 3/2/1 blocks and ropes for lifting heavy weight beams and such like into difficult places. The lofting pole was set loosley into a hole in the ground, sometimes in a retaining box to stop the bottom skipping out, and the pole could be raised or lowered and moved from side to side by single blocks and ropes that could be secured when the top of the pole was in the right place. This lofting pole was usually longer than the intended high point of the structure, but not always, and the lifting block and tackle was fixed to the top and puled by manpower from the bottom or an adjacent area. The 3/2/1 gearing ratios said that very large loads could be handled easily by manpower, and once a load was lifted, the top of the pole could swing from side to side, or be lowered and raised, by using the block and tackle rope guy lines. There were many variations on this, and similar setups were in use right into the 70s/80s for some trades, so I guess that there are probably people still using the system today. Yes, I know that it is too late to tell you now, and anyway, you managed very well without this pole, and it was great to see you finding your way through difficult heavy lifting situations and coming up with your own ideas and solutions. That's what I truly enjoy enjoy in seeing you and your dad work together. He doesn't try to take over and he lets you have your head when you want to make your own choices, and yet he is there to lend a hand when you need support or extra muscle. My father died when I was 13, so for many later projects I struggled to find my way alone, and I'm not sure that he would have been of the same temperment as your father anyway. But...and this is a truly big but... where there is a dream of what this father of my formative years could have been like later still being enacted and constantly updated in my now aging heead, then please pass on my best regards to your father and let him know that as I see it, he is a wonderful example of how fathers can behave when working with their sons.
Really like the Show, I am amazed at the shear calculated brute strength that goes into your project. Also, I Pray for you and your Dad's safety as well.
Like many Canadians, I guess, I pride myself on my ingenuity. While I might have different ideas on design or construction, I appreciated your problem-solving solutions that kept you guys moving forward. Looking forward to the next episode.
Wow what an episode. It just about whipped me. Every time you grabbed a log i grunted right with you and i am plumb wore out. Great job on this and i loved every minute.
I am unable to express my joy and thanks for taking us along with this adventure. Your hardwork and overcoming a deep personal loss is nothing but inspiring. Thank you and be well.
Remarkable craftsmanship and teamwork. What a pleasure to watch you two work and see the realization of a dream cabin come to life. What memories you are making thanks so much for sharing with us the journey. Be safe till next time.
Awesomer, lot of patience and lot of time to do everything. Beautiful woodwork and logs . Hope all things to be done . Good Luck. Winter is coming. More time work during snow . Thank you for your sharing on UA-cam . Danny
There is some magic in your videos! It's not just your incredible skills, not just the teamwork - you and your dad; you have extremely good skills as a director and editor, in my opinion, judging by how glued to the screen I was and how much pleasure it gave me to watch this. You are very special person. I wish you and your dad the best in building this dream cabin. 👍
Another advantage of your method of building a log cabin is the nice, solid ladders the walls provide. ;)
Great seeing you and your dad work together, great family values right there
Single widow in my sixties loved it my husband of nearly 40 yrs was a carpenter but not like this, he was single family home builder and built2 of our homes. This reminded me of him and I truly enjoyed this ! God bless you both!!!!
Your logs make musical sounds when you clunk them..
I am a 72 year old woman and I just love your videos. You are so competent in every thing you and your dad do. Your parent did a wonderful job raising you. God bless you all.
THKS Jeanne! lol, his Mom and I had good material to work with! Cheers
@@senioroutsider2975 : 🇬🇧 I'm 81 and as equally enthralled by your activities as Jeanne and agree with her complements. We had our first frost last night and I always think of Canada as colder than UK. It was much colder on the top, open deck when we toured the 1000 Islands in late October 15 years ago. Wishing you the best of luck with the weather and getting the roof on. All my fingers are crossed. 👍👍 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I agree with you too ( almost 72... LOL)
This has been the most interesting cabin build I have ever seen.
My dad and I didn't get on, shared no interests, were not friends and had didn't aims in life. It is lovely for me to see you have such a good relationship with your dad. Keep enjoying that time together. Oh and by the way the cabin is beautiful but the relationship is beautiful and amazing.
Mine and I did not build such a grand thing, however, we did many., many wonders full things :) Bless *YOU* *Richard*!
In just 13 hrs 42 have registered a lousy relationship with a horsey old man. ........... tragic.
@@TheAmanla Thanks Nancy.
@@speedstick77 It is a sad comment. I hope that the others can say it has made me a better dad. I work hard at listening, loving and being there. I try not to judge and will do my best to be dad for the rest of my life.
Reminds me of working with my dad on carpentry projects........it would've been great to be able to build a house together with him, but I moved 1000 miles away. He lives on through me in the carpentry work I do in rehabbing houses. Saves a lot of money and not having to deal with shady contractors.
Thanks for sharing this adventure with us an opening up you life so we can watch
I can imagine that the Senior Outsider is immensely proud of his son's accomplishments! Patience and skill .. and a good helping of will. Enjoying the build .. and the video editing is very nice! 😊👍 ... loved that slow-mo pole loft @1:01:31 .. 👌
HA ha ! I went back and watched that numerous times . Father and son are doing a great job . When the cabin is done I hope they find other things to video as they do a great job of producing and editing .
Has to feel soooooo good to get to this point! Excellent video... great footage and editing. Great storytelling! Love see ing your progress.
I am Merwin!
@@senioroutsider2975 😊👍
@ Senior Outsider I’m so happy to see you guys back together doing what you’re doing! I love ❤️ it & you guys are in my prayers🙏 !
👍😁👍
Very impressive gentleman , the brut strength, balance , temperament , Precision , the all encompassing fortitude to make your dream come reality . The sense of accomplishment should be profound . So happy for you both , you win big getting away from the craziness and finding peace and tranquillity in the most beautiful way . Nothing good comes easy and it took hard work to obtain it .
When I saw you install the last half of the ridge pole I was brought to tears. I celebrate with you. Ozark, MO USA
Aw thanks Condee. Although the emotion of the moment may not have been expressed on my face, words couldn't describe how good it felt to put the last two nails into the ridgepole.
Your structure looks like it will still be standing well into 2120! May God protect and keep safe all who has been generously devoted to this enterprise! : )
Congratulations on that milestone. You and your Dad should be proud. Your skill and determination are truly inspiring. Once covered, that loft will be the perfect shelter for winter camping.
You Sir, are a remarkable young man, an absolute credit to your father. As for him, make him CEO straight away. What an inituative work partner. Well seasons come, I guess another few months of cabin fever before the capping off. You're wife's reward is nigh. We head for a blistering summer, whilst you suffer the the elements. Am still amazed at the tolerances. you work to. Good fortune to you and yours.
Sir,
Thank you for the jumbo sized episode.
It's good seeing you and Senior working together.
Seeing the ridgepoje in place is a glorious sight.
Thank you Jesus that you kept our friends safe through this part of the build!!! You as usual dear Lord are faithful!! Loved this so much - amazing accomplishment of which neither of you or us will forget!!
Thank You Barbara for your prayers!
I found myself holding my breath when you placed that log above the window. Nice work! Looked like a perfect fit.
I was holding my breath as well! We had put so much work into that one log, and so I would have been pretty disappointed if it didn't slide into place like it did. It was a great feeling to see it drop in.
I am 72 year too & just love to watch this young man and his dad tirelessly building this project with high spirit .....we can call them a Father & Son Tag-Team indeed .....!
Enjoyed every minute of this video. As my father has gone to heaven, seeing you work with your Dad reminds me when my father and I worked on projects together. God bless!
I have watched this entire video twice, all the way through....and am starting it for a 3rd time this morning! Your vids motivate me and want to share every moment of my projects with my daughters, but they are both too far gone to the electronic age. I am almost 60, but if I lived nearby, I would jump right in there and lend a hand with whatever you needed. I see you lift and carry and drop into position, and it reminds me of my youth when I was full of myself and could do anything. Now... hips, knees, wrists and ankles, covered with surgery scars and riddled with arthritis, keep me from doing only the least strenuous work possible, but watching you go at it, makes me feel like I could do anything again....thank you.
David It is nice that people can get encouragement from the videos! Cheers!
The forest is now smiling and happy to see all their fallen family members being re-imagined, re-purposed and reborn right before their eyes and ears. The friendly forest loves their fallen brothers and sisters and will always bathe them in colorful gentle blankets of leaves. The forest is alive and listening.
Step by Step...inch by inch...all built with dedication, resourcefulness, patience and to top it all off respect for nature and it’s offerings... with all that built in, it will stand strong for many many years to come...
"Work smarter, not harder" sure fits the ridge pole lift. Use of pulleys and rigging was genius! 👍👊💪
And breaking it up into two parts.
Work smarter and Harder!
Young man give you all the credit! You and your Dad are very good! God bless You!!!
It's truly impressive the level of strength, balance, coordination, and skill necessary for this build! Not many could do it!
I'm continually thinking this during each video. :D
Beautiful work. A pleasure to watch.
Just what's needed on a rainy day in England. Thank you.
And very rainy it is
Great job! I really enjoyed your video! Keep them coming!👍👍👍
The two of you are so inspiring and work together with so much respect and genuine love of the project and each other, your mother had fine men in her life. Congratulations on coming so far, it has been a lot of hard work, time and set backs but yet you've endured, yep, fine men.
Thanks Jen :)
I have never seen such skill with a chain saw like you and your father have. It is amazing. I have enjoyed seeing you cabin come together. Thank you for letting us follow along.
your sense of balance up on those log walls is amazing!
Inspiring video of a father and son working together. You both have much to be proud of with the cabin getting close to being under roof.
I watched this a few days ago and then I went back and started at the beginning. I’ve sent the videos to both my sons we do hope to have a piece of land one day that I can leave to my children. You are blessed in so many ways. May the peace of the lord always be with you.
Great video again! Thanks for recording this project and sharing it with us.
Thank you for showing how complicated it can get with putting a log on top of a window frame. Great job!
I hope you realize what a blessing you have by having your father working with you. I didn't get along so good with my dad but he's been gone for many years now and I still miss him.
This extended episode has been a real gift to me in a time when I really need to see the positive part of life. Thank you. 🙏 Take care!
Hi midei, it sounds like you have seen a lot of the negative side of life, All the best to you and prayers for you! All the best!
I'm glad that you found this episode to be an encouragement. Be well my friend.
You have come so far in a very short time,It feels like forever for you I,m sure.The cabin is starting to reveal the promise of hard work&team work,all the best to you and your family!!!Blessings
Just what I needed this morning... strong coffee, a great video, and an awesome father son team.
Man do I love you guys!!
Thanks again for doing these videos. They’re so much more important than you realize!
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Much appreciated my friend.
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Nice to see a father and son working so well together.Your dad is stronger than most men his age.
I have only watched the first segment yet & I’ll watch the rest later. Great work. U & your dad make a very good team. Your mum would be proud of u 👍🏻
Thanks for stopping by Carol! Always great hearing from you.
You and your Dad are doing such an incredible job. It’s so much fun watching each stage of the build. I’d love a wrap around porch and an old fashioned stone fireplace. I’m sure the fireplace would be a huge pain and less ease than a wood burning stove. Armchair designer here 🤣🤣🤣 The possibilities are endless. God bless 🤍
Another wonderful video! Thank you so much. Happy and safe building! Until the next one, my friend.
More evidence of clever engineering. Well done, and TYVM for sharing!
Father/son team is back!!!! The roof is finally going on !!!! WONDERFUL !!! ☺️❤️👏👏👏
Who else held their breath at several points? Anyone else jump up for joy when the last ridgepole was set? Amazing balance, and man oh man when that slow motion shot came . . . Best video ever! Love to your Dad and much admiration to both for your wonderful skills. Love to your wife and we continue to pray for her health as well as both of you Outsiders.
Love the relationship you have with your dad!
Although my dad and I don't live near each other, we do share several interests. Reading and woodworking are among them. I started making furniture about 5 years ago, and my dad was amazed. We have swapped tips, and chased my mom away from what she thinks of as 'scrap'! LOL Dad never thought he would be passing his skills to his daughter! He's 82 now and can do the work himself anymore. But he gets a kick out of seeing the pictures I send him. I am so glad that you and your dad have this time together. You are doing an amazing job on the cabin! I look forward to your videos and seeing the progress.
Amazing father n son bonding!
After all you have been thru, I don’t know how you and your Dad keep going! Our prayers are with you all!
Thank You Larry, We are doing ok with a few bad moments here and there. I have no doubt that all of the prayers of Outsiders Subscribers do help!
Maybe your best video yet, in the top three for sure. Thank you for sharing this with us, absolutely fascinating.
You are so very lucky to have your father working with you. These memories will last you forever and bring a smile whenever you look around your home.
Impressive job as usual. Hope the family is well, especially your wife. Blessings.
Thank you my friend. Despite my wife's current health issues, we are doing wonderful. :)
My name is Saif I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰 it's great work you guys both father and son and other worker did so much effort build new house 🏡 although it was not an easy task but you did it God bless you all .
Good to see you and your Dad working together. Thank you for sharing as always.
I am blown away by your skill, determination and drive. Well done gentlemen and God bless. Can't wait to see the roof on!
congratulations to you and your dad to getting the ridge pole up , hope all is well with your wifes health .
Love the technique how u made notches on logs to fit in window frames, great work
Splendid vid. You are very lucky your Dad is still with you. Mine passed when I was 21.
Thankyou for the refresh. I am going to watch it again later. Such a nice refreshing vid. No talk about how something is done. No need for talk either. I hope you get more subscribers. Gave the vid a thumbs up. Now at 530 positive
Liked the video very much... especially the installation of the roof beam. Good work!
Wow, those autumn colours go amazing with your cabin! Lovin the video, I'm glad you and your dad could build this together! Such a blessing! God bless!
Thank you and God bless!
" And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers..."
Malachi 4: 6
(Final verse of the Old Testament.)
@@rconger24 Great verse, one of my favourite verses.
Ridge pole = home stretch. Well done
It’s amazing what one or two people can accomplish with a few basic tools. Good work guys.
very glad, happy to see Father in great shap !
Incredible vlog congratulations on your achievements really awesome viewing cheers. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Outsider, You will never have to Beg for Bread. The Lord has given you enough Talents you will always be able to earn a Living
You are truly remarkable..you'd better watch out, somebody's going to discover you!
Thanks Outsider, that was awesome.
it's 11:40 near midnight here in our country and am still watching your video.Both you and your father are amazing. I patience is one of the key in doing this cabin. Am looking forward on finishing these grand masterpiece of yours. Hope your wife is doing well. God bless ya'll.
After 2 years watching the progress of this cabin, seeing the ridge log finally up there, I can now finally feel the pride and the satisfaction of the wait. Well done mate. Please keep an eye on your Grand father's fire wood barn.
Eu quero ver um homem com seu cachorro morando numa cabana feita por ele para morar no Canadá dois anos
WOWOWOW I have thoroughly enjoyed this entire video. What a remarkable team you father and son make. Thank you for documenting the entire build so far. I’m looking forward to seeing the next stage. Watching you both make me wish my Dad was still alive and we could build a cabin too. Xxx
I am just so impressed with the attention to detail. Using the "old" methods requires skill and time. That cabin will strong and last 100 years or more. Very well done and a pleasure to watch.
Getting such a large ridge beam installed with only 2 people is a huge accomplishment.
Definitely something for you and your Dad to be proud of.
With the frosty cold nights we have had lately it seems like the snow might not be too far away. Hopefully it’s a while before any snow arrives and even longer before any sticks around.
What an awesome build. Fom start to finish, thankfully you had a tractor and sawmill. Everything else was man power. Really enjoyed your rigging skills and sharing your knowledge on hewing out the notches on each log. Seemed everything fit perfectly tight.
So awesome that your building the cabin with your dad. What a legacy your children's children can say my a great grandfather and my grandfather built this cabin! Wow so cool!
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Incredible craftsmanship, and ingenuity. I am impressed.
I don’t even know what to say to this episode because it truly speaks for itself. From the time I stumbled upon your video where you were burning up drills in the foundation boulders, to now, all I can think to say is wow! God bless you, Senior Outsider and your family. Thank you for sharing your journey so carefully and beautifully.
That new winch system worked out so well. It is looking great!
Beautiful workmanship. Loved the bouncing log and the deer. It's GREAT!
Love the sounds of the birds and logs falling into place.
Can’t wait to see the roof and the cabin dried in.
What an exciting moment when you completed the ridge pole! Yay for You and Your Dad. So happy for You guys and hope You get that roof on so You can work through the winter. Blessings to You both. You guys are Awesome! 🍁😊🍁
This cabin is truly a work of Art, and to the two artist that did it.
Nothing better than to see a father and son .. working so well together.. My gosh what an amazing video!! The filmmaking is great and well worth the wait ... I think you will get 2 million views.. the cabin is going to stand for 2 hundred years at least., Just incredible.
What you fellas need is a couple more of you. Safety Third! I have enjoyed this build immensely but have been concerned that one or both of you would be injured and no help is at hand. Thank you for sharing your project!
Thks for your concern David! Fair point Safety is something not taken for granted by carelessness.
Can't wait until the next episode. Looks great guys.
It was truly is great watching you guys work together in this video and figuring things out as you go along, without any on camera disagreements and without any obvious busted flesh and bones. I'm 74 in a few days and when I started on construction back in the late 1950s, there were few machines, cranes and such like, except on the largest of construction sites.
Everything was done by manpower and ingenuity, plus a good helping of traditional ways of working, and one thing that comes to mind is a lofting pole, using 2/1 or even 3/2/1 blocks and ropes for lifting heavy weight beams and such like into difficult places.
The lofting pole was set loosley into a hole in the ground, sometimes in a retaining box to stop the bottom skipping out, and the pole could be raised or lowered and moved from side to side by single blocks and ropes that could be secured when the top of the pole was in the right place.
This lofting pole was usually longer than the intended high point of the structure, but not always, and the lifting block and tackle was fixed to the top and puled by manpower from the bottom or an adjacent area. The 3/2/1 gearing ratios said that very large loads could be handled easily by manpower, and once a load was lifted, the top of the pole could swing from side to side, or be lowered and raised, by using the block and tackle rope guy lines. There were many variations on this, and similar setups were in use right into the 70s/80s for some trades, so I guess that there are probably people still using the system today.
Yes, I know that it is too late to tell you now, and anyway, you managed very well without this pole, and it was great to see you finding your way through difficult heavy lifting situations and coming up with your own ideas and solutions.
That's what I truly enjoy enjoy in seeing you and your dad work together. He doesn't try to take over and he lets you have your head when you want to make your own choices, and yet he is there to lend a hand when you need support or extra muscle.
My father died when I was 13, so for many later projects I struggled to find my way alone, and I'm not sure that he would have been of the same temperment as your father anyway. But...and this is a truly big but... where there is a dream of what this father of my formative years could have been like later still being enacted and constantly updated in my now aging heead, then please pass on my best regards to your father and let him know that as I see it, he is a wonderful example of how fathers can behave when working with their sons.
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Outstanding job the two of you have done... You should be very proud.... Looking forward to roof closing.
Really like the Show, I am amazed at the shear calculated brute strength that goes into your project. Also, I Pray for you and your Dad's safety as well.
Like many Canadians, I guess, I pride myself on my ingenuity. While I might have different ideas on design or construction, I appreciated your problem-solving solutions that kept you guys moving forward. Looking forward to the next episode.
Beautifully narrated, video graphed and edited ....... brilliant.
Wow what an episode. It just about whipped me. Every time you grabbed a log i grunted right with you and i am plumb wore out. Great job on this and i loved every minute.
That woodland mills have served it's time and then some, best investment you ever made imho.
Most definitely!
I am unable to express my joy and thanks for taking us along with this adventure. Your hardwork and overcoming a deep personal loss is nothing but inspiring. Thank you and be well.
Thks Kurt much appreciated!
An hour and 15 minutes. Nice... no time to watch it now, but I know what I'm doing later today! Thanks for the cabin update.
Well done! Your craftsmanship really shines. And you throw a mean bowline!
I'm impressed. Excellent camera work. Incredibly hard work making saddle notches. You make it look easy. Nice work gentleman.
Pop and sun work good together. thanks for showing
Soooooo excited to see the progress! It's been an honor being along this journey with you all! Thank you so much for these shares.
Thank you my friend. My pleasure.
Father & Son,Man & Machine working together in perfect harmony.Great Job.
The most amazing hand-build I've seen. God Bless.
Remarkable craftsmanship and teamwork. What a pleasure to watch you two work and see the realization of a dream cabin come to life. What memories you are making thanks so much for sharing with us the journey. Be safe till next time.
Awesomer, lot of patience and lot of time to do everything. Beautiful woodwork and logs . Hope all things to be done . Good Luck.
Winter is coming. More time work during snow . Thank you for your sharing on UA-cam . Danny
I love how you both adapt so well