Showing a baby goat balancing on it's mother back and then cutting to a sheep getting a feed bucket stuck on it's head is a pretty good summary on sheep and goats.
Really appreciate the reference to Bible wisdom, and I also value the practical skills & ingenuity you demonstrate here. Cheers & Psalm 118:25 blessings on your projects & plans.
Howdy, I'm Off grid In Kentucky. The past storm took down over 7 trees on the property. Uprooted them. A lot of problems happen from that storm. We are all Working together to get the trees cut up cleaned up and firewood Stacked. It only takes one storm to Rec-havic
That storm was crazy. Also ripped a roof panel off the back of the cabin where I didn't have it secured good. It's good to have help for clean up. Take care!!
Yakisugi! One of the best ways to preserve wood. The Japanese have been doing it for centuries. That cabin looks bomb proof. That's gonna last several generations.
Thats a dinner brother, i miss the sound of cooking in cast iron, reminds me of my grandma and grandpas house. I like your take on the goats and sheep, you doin it the right way in life. May the creator always shine light on your home.
I'm not a doctor, but I want to see you eat more leafy greens. 😀 We've been enjoying your cabin build and you've inspired us. Keep up the good work, brother.
Sadly, leafy greens contain high levels of oxalates, and cause a lot of problems as they build up in your system. Especially muscles, joints and kidneys. Spinach is the worst.
I knit and crochet as well and I cannot think of a nicer place to crochet something up then right in front of a roaring fire. I am sure the both of you are looking forward to the new addition. I'm looking forward to watching you build it.
Nice to see a new video glad to hear all is well and changes sometimes are a good thing. Life goes by so fast and we don't even realize it until one day we wake up and say to self: "it's time to change priorities", Even small changes can make a huge difference and we can get grounded again and even change our way of thinking. We only go through this life once and by golly do what you love and others around us as well. God has blessed you with a wonderful life, family and even special Gifts of building your cabin. Thank you for this video and the cabin is beautiful.
Spring has finally arrived. I hope you are well and we are looking forward to your videos. Funny how life seems to get in the way. Sometimes less is more and I am at that age as well.
I too raise goats, chickens, and horses. Yes, the goats can be a handful, but they really help with my blood pressure. Great work. If you are ever interested in selling holler. LOL!
Yes so nice to see spring come alive with little ones born, but being in piece at the cabin is awesome, love the burning of the wood , I do that when I build furniture & chests and things like that when I find time :) I live off grid full time and love it :)
I’m happy that you’re able to get back on the cabin. I’m retired and you’re right about time flies and not enough time in the day. We did get started on our cabin build last week.
I have enjoyed all your videos on the cabin build and look forward to your next video. I enjoy the music you use as background and find it soothing to the soul. Keep us informed of the progress you are making.
You are a man of nature….love your animals! Your second bedroom is looking good…watch your back please…those lumber are prettier heavy….oooops…..sorry your a young man! Hehehehe
For the wall "logs," it would be efficient to take stock of how many of each variation is needed. Then, in a flat area, lay out all the boards and put them together as such. It might be more exact, and there'd be less picking up and putting down of various tools. That way, when it comes to building, it'd just be playing with legos.
Did you ever think about making a jig to set the spacing, would speed up the process and you wouldn't need to pull out the tape measure for every board.@@TheOffGridExperience
I can’t help but suggest you build you “logs” using a platform or saw horses. Sure would save your back. Also building a jig for them would save all that measuring. I know your back will feel better in the long run.
I have built a few rock walls and I can tell you that some of your muratic acid and a stiff brush will really clean your Rockwall up and make it look nice
What a awesome little cabin! I bet that dude is rock solid using screws and subfloor glue. Watching your progress definately makes me dream of doing something similar. I love the 2×8 construction and the way u preserved the wood with the propane. One thing is for sure, that cabin is definately not going anywhere for a whole Lotta years. Great job man!
Good to see ya back ! Looks incredible. Thinking about all that gluing n possible hand cramping ? Dewalt battery caulk gun ? $200 bucks 🤷🏻♂️. Might be worthwhile investment. Thank you for sharing
Love your channel. Thoughts as I watch: When bucking trees, cut compression side first. Then tension side. You'll rarely get a blade pinched when doing that. Want a cool stool? Research a three legged stool for balance and stability. Great to see the wife! Glad y'all are loving the new place.
We use a cast iron skillet that has been passed down from my great grandmother. She died in 1988 at the age of 94. When using a cast iron skillet, some of the iron leaches into the food, which in small amounts is good for your body.
Same storm took 200 watts offline in my system. Making plans for a better system. I must say I've lost steam on my off grid place. Best regards your neighbor 1 hr west . Your cabin looks awesome hopefully I'll start my new one this summer on the back of the property.
Great videos, thanks for all the hard work putting the content on this channel. I'm curious how you would compare your method to the tongue-and-groove d-logs you can buy.
Here's some synchronicity for you. I was just watching another channel I follow Martijn Doorland who is restoring a stone cabin in the Italian Alps and he just suffered a tremendous storm with devastation on his site. He's spent the last week restoring things. Adversity strikes but we keep a stiff upper lip and move on. Loved the baby sheep and goats. We used to keep goats and they were terrible brats. My Dad would come in for a break and they would try to turn the door knob so they could come in too. They were up on our cars and eating my Mom's precious flowers. lol
THESE VIDEOS ARE GREAT!!! Question: In TN you can just build without permits, plans, contractors etc? This is what I want to do! Land is handled (TN), now I just need the time and knowledge!
Love your cabin. One of the most interesting builds on UA-cam. I haven't heard you mention you children before. I'm sure for good reasons. Do they ever visit the cabin. Will they be enjoying the cabin in the future? Thanks for sharing your journey.
Haha...yes they visit from time to time except my youngest daughter. She's not really into the "woods thing". Hopefully she comes around when she sees the final product.
That little lady needs to learn how exceptional her father is! If my dad did you what are doing I would think he walked on water and hung the moon. My dad is great, but he ain’t THIS great. I hope your other kids really appreciate your talent and work-ethic.
Thanks. The only plans I have are the drawings I did on grid paper. They can be seen near the end of this video linked below. The floor plan was based off each square being 2ft x 2ft. ua-cam.com/video/Xxxw0mC60A4/v-deo.html Hope this helps.
Totally understandable with the kid's sports. What sports do they play? My 11 year old son plays travel hockey for the Knoxville Jr Ice Bears, we played a bunch of Nashville teams this year. Love the videos, great craftsmanship on that cabin!
To hoist stuff try a self adjusting friction hitch. A Schwabish(there is another c in there somewhere) or a Distel hitch. Either of these knots will hold your load while you maneuver it and they are infinitely adjustable.
Looking good. I believe I would have knocked together a couple of sawhorses to build those “logs” more at waist level. That’s a lot of bending over, at least for me. Also a couple of jigs to get the spacing the same rather than measuring each one. Measure once, build a jig, end repetitive measuring. You’re doing good though holding down a full time job, farming animals, and this. Got a little worried it had been three weeks since your last video.
My self reliance done over and over and over getting old. People try to mimick amythimg they see someone else set the precident for success.. be individuals not sheep for Gods sake... off grid channels all seem the same lately. What makes this one unique is the 2×8 construction which is absolutely a great and different way to build... so def appreciate the fresh take on economical building here.. nice work
@TheOffGridExperience I can't knock ya if I could escape away I'd be out there as far as I could get and I'd live there.. you did the roof very unconventional btw and I'm wondering have u had any leaks ? Reason I'm asking is I've done many roofs and it's always bottom up overlapping felt or ice n water and this is because water flows top to bottom.. until the ice builds a the lowest point and melts and freezes, causing issues from ice lifting and backing up under the material. Esp w gutters and not so much without... u layed side to side if I remember but ur theory was water isn't getting beneath the metal?? I may be wrong...
@itcantbetruebutis7778 no leaks at all and we get a ton of rain in Tn. The vapor barrier was unconventional in that it was overlapped vertically. The foil foam barrier was done in the normal horizontal method starting at the bottom.
Showing a baby goat balancing on it's mother back and then cutting to a sheep getting a feed bucket stuck on it's head is a pretty good summary on sheep and goats.
Very true 👍
Really appreciate the reference to Bible wisdom, and I also value the practical skills & ingenuity you demonstrate here. Cheers & Psalm 118:25 blessings on your projects & plans.
Thank you 👍
Nice to have the husband & wife time alone in the cabin, bonus is you cooked the dinner! Bless you 🙏
Yes, thank you. We will be spending more time up there in the future.
Howdy, I'm Off grid In Kentucky. The past storm took down over 7 trees on the property. Uprooted them. A lot of problems happen from that storm. We are all Working together to get the trees cut up cleaned up and firewood Stacked. It only takes one storm to Rec-havic
That storm was crazy. Also ripped a roof panel off the back of the cabin where I didn't have it secured good. It's good to have help for clean up. Take care!!
I’m down in Franklin if you need a hand! Stay safe out there
When you working hard there's nothing better to take a break and drinkin' a good hot coffee beside the woodstove!!
You are right. Everything is better beside the woodstove.
@@TheOffGridExperience the secret of a good life! keep up the good work Sir!!
Yakisugi! One of the best ways to preserve wood. The Japanese have been doing it for centuries. That cabin looks bomb proof. That's gonna last several generations.
Thanks for the comment. Take care!
My favorite videos on UA-cam. Love seeing the progress, keep it up.
Appreciate it!
Prześliczny domek👍
Przesyłam pozdrowienia z Polski 💙
I really love what you’re doing, brother.
Glad you like it!!
I like the 2”x2” where the new wall meets the old.
Nagyon ügyes vagy! Gratulálok!👍
Thats a dinner brother, i miss the sound of cooking in cast iron, reminds me of my grandma and grandpas house. I like your take on the goats and sheep, you doin it the right way in life. May the creator always shine light on your home.
Ah, peace and quite, good for the spirit, soul and body.
Being outdoors is good for mind, body and spirit! Thanks for watching 👍
I'm not a doctor, but I want to see you eat more leafy greens. 😀
We've been enjoying your cabin build and you've inspired us. Keep up the good work, brother.
Thanks 👍 Much appreciated.
Sadly, leafy greens contain high levels of oxalates, and cause a lot of problems as they build up in your system. Especially muscles, joints and kidneys. Spinach is the worst.
Living the dream 🙂👍
Thanks again for watching!
That is what I call a solid build. Mother Nature's whirling skirts won't affect your home. Enjoy!
I really like the voice-over.
Haha...thanks. I'm trying to do more of that to explain things to viewers.
Looking good thanks for bringing us along for the build have a great day.
Thanks, you too!
Wow; you have your hands full. Good to see you back at your cabin. God bless.
Thank you! You too! I'm downsizing the farm a bit to make life a little easier.
I knit and crochet as well and I cannot think of a nicer place to crochet something up then right in front of a roaring fire. I am sure the both of you are looking forward to the new addition. I'm looking forward to watching you build it.
Thanks. I'm trying to get her to start her own channel "Crocheting at the Cabin".....lol.
Good for the hands. Gotta keep them warm when you're doing that kind of work.
@@TheOffGridExperience Good luck with that, lol 😅
@@TheOffGridExperiencethat actually sounds like a great name for the channel 😉
Nice to see a new video glad to hear all is well and changes sometimes are a good thing. Life goes by so fast and we don't even realize it until one day we wake up and say to self: "it's time to change priorities", Even small changes can make a huge difference and we can get grounded again and even change our way of thinking. We only go through this life once and by golly do what you love and others around us as well. God has blessed you with a wonderful life, family and even special Gifts of building your cabin. Thank you for this video and the cabin is beautiful.
Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated 🙏
Coming along nicely. You are blessed to have your cabin in the woods
Thank you 👍
Looks great, enjoy watching you build your future. Such a peaceful setting . Stay safe and have fun. Fred.
Thanks for watching 👍
So glad you got to spend some time at the cabin.......sometimes life does get in the way of living!
That is true. One of these days life will slow down.
love your setup.
tank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
👍 Another great video. So relaxing and engrossing! Thanks for sharing!🏚️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Top, es sieht top aus, liebe Grüsse und danke fürs Video ❤🥰🥰🥰🍀
Thanks!!
Spring has finally arrived. I hope you are well and we are looking forward to your videos. Funny how life seems to get in the way. Sometimes less is more and I am at that age as well.
Thanks for the comment 👍
The cabin is looking great! Nice to see the progress. Great craftsmanship!
Thanks 👍 It's getting there!
It’s coming together nicely brother 👍
Thanks 👍
So enjoying this channel...thank you!
Thanks for watching 👍
I love your main building theme music. It's like Assassination of Jesse James meets Moonshiners.
As allways good job!
Thanks!!
Great wood stove and your place from the outside looks like an old shack but when you come inside wow its so nice clean and great woodworking wow
Thanks for the comment 👍
Très très très chouette !!! 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Yah new a new video!! Thank you !
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@TheOffGridExperience I do, so much I did order the booklet on how to do that style from the person you mentioned.
I too raise goats, chickens, and horses. Yes, the goats can be a handful, but they really help with my blood pressure. Great work. If you are ever interested in selling holler. LOL!
I like goats too. They are just so much work and always get into my neighbors yard...haha.
Yes so nice to see spring come alive with little ones born, but being in piece at the cabin is awesome, love the burning of the wood , I do that when I build furniture & chests and things like that when I find time :) I live off grid full time and love it :)
Yes, the new life is awesome to see. I'd love to try living off grid full time someday. Thanks for watching 👍
I’m happy that you’re able to get back on the cabin. I’m retired and you’re right about time flies and not enough time in the day. We did get started on our cabin build last week.
Thanks. Time sure does fly. Best wishes on your build.
What a beautiful cabin you have so nice to see your video again Rosa from Texas
Thanks so much
I have enjoyed all your videos on the cabin build and look forward to your next video. I enjoy the music you use as background and find it soothing to the soul. Keep us informed of the progress you are making.
Thanks. Glad you enjoy the music as well. I'm very particular on what music I use for the videos. Take care!!
Great progress
Thanks. Slowly but surely 👍
Senang melihat Anda Saudara!
Hati-hati dengan langkah Kaki.
Terima Kasih telah Memperlihatkan Peternakan Anda lagi! 🧡
Thanks for watching 👍
I have really enjoyed watching this build and am looking forward to the bedroom and bath build . this is a unique cabin ! I sure wish it was mine!
Thank you! 😊
You are a man of nature….love your animals! Your second bedroom is looking good…watch your back please…those lumber are prettier heavy….oooops…..sorry your a young man! Hehehehe
Haha...Thanks. I'm not that young bit can still move pretty good.
As always the cabin is coming along nicely keep up the great work and keep the videos coming love the work.
Thanks, will do!
For the wall "logs," it would be efficient to take stock of how many of each variation is needed. Then, in a flat area, lay out all the boards and put them together as such. It might be more exact, and there'd be less picking up and putting down of various tools. That way, when it comes to building, it'd just be playing with legos.
It would be great to do that, but I don't mind getting exact measurements for each "log" so everything fits better.
Thanks for the comment 👍
Did you ever think about making a jig to set the spacing, would speed up the process and you wouldn't need to pull out the tape measure for every board.@@TheOffGridExperience
Very nice video , THANKS ...Alan 🇨🇱
I'm enjoying your cabin build very much... we're on the other side of our beautiful state...east
Thanks for the comment! Good to see another Tennessean on here. Take care!
I can’t help but suggest you build you “logs” using a platform or saw horses. Sure would save your back. Also building a jig for them would save all that measuring. I know your back will feel better in the long run.
Thanks for the comment 👍
You eat well , enjoy your site .
Thanks!!
I have built a few rock walls and I can tell you that some of your muratic acid and a stiff brush will really clean your Rockwall up and make it look nice
Thanks. I'll clean it up once I get to buttoning up the interior.
What a awesome little cabin! I bet that dude is rock solid using screws and subfloor glue. Watching your progress definately makes me dream of doing something similar. I love the 2×8 construction and the way u preserved the wood with the propane. One thing is for sure, that cabin is definately not going anywhere for a whole Lotta years. Great job man!
Good to see ya back ! Looks incredible. Thinking about all that gluing n possible hand cramping ? Dewalt battery caulk gun ? $200 bucks 🤷🏻♂️. Might be worthwhile investment. Thank you for sharing
Thanks. I'll look into that.
@@TheOffGridExperience l9000l0plpl
It's always interesting to watch your videos. Keep on truckin'!
Thanks again!! Glad you still find it interesting👍
Love your channel. Thoughts as I watch:
When bucking trees, cut compression side first. Then tension side. You'll rarely get a blade pinched when doing that.
Want a cool stool? Research a three legged stool for balance and stability.
Great to see the wife! Glad y'all are loving the new place.
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for sharing! Congrats on the Progress! Love the music! Ron PTL USA
Glad you like it. Take care!
I love your choice of music.
i still say a good dog by your side out there would be a great addition and alot of company
Thanks. I plan to bring my great pyrenese up to the cabin at some point.
this guy is awesome
Thanks 👍
I LIKE YOUR CABIN, AND PHIOSOPHY ON ANIMAL RAISING.
Thanks 👍
Love the progress, keep up the great work. Favorite off grid channel on You tube.
Wow, thanks! Much appreciated!
Thanks for fitting us into your life. Keep on going. And I think you should switch kitchen count to under the window at the table
Thanks. I thought about that but I wanted the view of the valley when sitting down to eat.
We use a cast iron skillet that has been passed down from my great grandmother.
She died in 1988 at the age of 94.
When using a cast iron skillet, some of the iron leaches into the food, which in small amounts is good for your body.
your channel reminds me of my self reliance, i have never seen logs mfg from dimensional lumber kinda cool.
Thanks for the compliment. I'm a fan of his work.
Hello, I already really like your house, I'm curious to see how it develops further. I think your work is great, beautiful and robust.
Thanks for watching 👍
Same storm took 200 watts offline in my system. Making plans for a better system. I must say I've lost steam on my off grid place. Best regards your neighbor 1 hr
west . Your cabin looks awesome hopefully I'll start my new one this summer on the back of the property.
Yikes. Sorry to hear that. I had a few trees down and one roof panel ripped off. Take care!!
Just found your video i love your cabin 👍😊
Glad you found it. More on the way soon. Take care.
Très belle avancée de votre cabane ❤❤❤
Thanks!!
Beautiful work 🇬🇧😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Looking good. 👍👍. Peace
Thanks 👍
Great job
Thanks for watching 👍
Ваша стройка просто шедевр. Мне очень нравиться. Удачи Вам в жизни.
Thank you!
Dude uses the torch on EVERYTHING, but lights the fire with a match :)
But I enjoy your videos:)
Haha...yes.
You should use a wet sponge and wipe the lime off of your stone. I think the contrast you look much better.
Thanks. I'm going to polish it up a little bit when I'm near the final stages of the build.
Great videos, thanks for all the hard work putting the content on this channel. I'm curious how you would compare your method to the tongue-and-groove d-logs you can buy.
Thanks for watching 👍 Not really sure on the comparison only that this method should be a bit less expensive.
Here's some synchronicity for you. I was just watching another channel I follow Martijn Doorland who is restoring a stone cabin in the Italian Alps and he just suffered a tremendous storm with devastation on his site. He's spent the last week restoring things. Adversity strikes but we keep a stiff upper lip and move on. Loved the baby sheep and goats. We used to keep goats and they were terrible brats. My Dad would come in for a break and they would try to turn the door knob so they could come in too. They were up on our cars and eating my Mom's precious flowers. lol
Storms are always a concern where trees are, unfortunately. Goats are fun animals but pains in the ....haha.
Seeing what you do at 21:31 really makes my question your sanity and broadcasting it so others may copy your "method" is almost criminal imho
THESE VIDEOS ARE GREAT!!! Question: In TN you can just build without permits, plans, contractors etc? This is what I want to do! Land is handled (TN), now I just need the time and knowledge!
Thanks 👍 Each county is different so I would check with them. The more rural you are, the less permits you typically need.
I Love It
Love your cabin. One of the most interesting builds on UA-cam. I haven't heard you mention you children before. I'm sure for good reasons. Do they ever visit the cabin. Will they be enjoying the cabin in the future? Thanks for sharing your journey.
Haha...yes they visit from time to time except my youngest daughter. She's not really into the "woods thing". Hopefully she comes around when she sees the final product.
That little lady needs to learn how exceptional her father is! If my dad did you what are doing I would think he walked on water and hung the moon.
My dad is great, but he ain’t THIS great.
I hope your other kids really appreciate your talent and work-ethic.
Love your build and style of the cabin, do you have plan of the build would love to build one like that ?
Thanks. The only plans I have are the drawings I did on grid paper. They can be seen near the end of this video linked below. The floor plan was based off each square being 2ft x 2ft.
ua-cam.com/video/Xxxw0mC60A4/v-deo.html
Hope this helps.
@@TheOffGridExperience perfect thanks a lot and keep going can’t wait to see the rest of the cabin
Hello there. How much shrinkage did you experience and what did you do to remedy the issue? Thank you. Great vids!
I really didn't notice any. I'm sure there was, but I didn't see anybsigms of it. Thanks for watching 👍
Please add CC link to your videos for the Deaf. Thanks
Great build
Will do!
Totally understandable with the kid's sports. What sports do they play? My 11 year old son plays travel hockey for the Knoxville Jr Ice Bears, we played a bunch of Nashville teams this year. Love the videos, great craftsmanship on that cabin!
Thanks. My kids are involved in baseball, softball and football. Never a dull moment!
To hoist stuff try a self adjusting friction hitch. A Schwabish(there is another c in there somewhere) or a Distel hitch. Either of these knots will hold your load while you maneuver it and they are infinitely adjustable.
It amazes me that you don't use a jig to create the wall timbers
I like measuring each end I guess.
Where's the TV gonna go? LOL!
Good question!
Looking good. I believe I would have knocked together a couple of sawhorses to build those “logs” more at waist level. That’s a lot of bending over, at least for me. Also a couple of jigs to get the spacing the same rather than measuring each one. Measure once, build a jig, end repetitive measuring. You’re doing good though holding down a full time job, farming animals, and this. Got a little worried it had been three weeks since your last video.
Thanks. Spring is a busier time with lots going on. Hope to find the time to get the cabin finished.
Wow bellissimo progetto !
What means acqua della roccia?
Thank you! "Water of the Rock"
I enjoyed your last video. Hope everything is ok.
Thanks!! New video should be out soon.
You lost me at onions, but had me back at steak 😆
Haha...sautéed onions and steak is one of my favorites.
Perfect!
Thanks for watching 👍
when you put your next beam on you put down a layer of glue, do you also screw them down or is the glue itself ok?
No. I also screw the bottom of the log into the tongue board of the log it sits on. These keeps it level and more rigid.
You will find driving screws much easier with a impact/drill driver.
Thanks. I have a driver but prefer a regular drill. The noise of the driver is annoying to me.
My self reliance done over and over and over getting old. People try to mimick amythimg they see someone else set the precident for success.. be individuals not sheep for Gods sake... off grid channels all seem the same lately. What makes this one unique is the 2×8 construction which is absolutely a great and different way to build... so def appreciate the fresh take on economical building here.. nice work
Thanks. I'm a fan of My Self Reliance. He's the gold standard for sure. The 2x8 lumberlog is definitely something not seen on youtube.
@TheOffGridExperience I can't knock ya if I could escape away I'd be out there as far as I could get and I'd live there.. you did the roof very unconventional btw and I'm wondering have u had any leaks ? Reason I'm asking is I've done many roofs and it's always bottom up overlapping felt or ice n water and this is because water flows top to bottom.. until the ice builds a the lowest point and melts and freezes, causing issues from ice lifting and backing up under the material. Esp w gutters and not so much without... u layed side to side if I remember but ur theory was water isn't getting beneath the metal?? I may be wrong...
@itcantbetruebutis7778 no leaks at all and we get a ton of rain in Tn. The vapor barrier was unconventional in that it was overlapped vertically. The foil foam barrier was done in the normal horizontal method starting at the bottom.
@TheOffGridExperience Awsome!! glad to hear, there are several ways to skin a chicken 🐔 😀 and if the end result is a tasty meal... by all means.
JUst curious, what State are you in ? Very nice job, I love it.
Thanks. Tennessee 👍
I agree! Sheep are so much easier to raise! They look at fences like it a safe zone. Coated look at a fence as a challenge to conquer!
Haha...yes the goats are challenging little rascals. Fun sometimes, but pains in the you know what!
How long do you expect the cabin to last as far as wood, rot and bugs, eating it up
Hopefully several decades.
What a lucky woman she is to have a man that could build all that
Haha...I hope she knows 🙂