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Just came across your video today, I have to say this might be the most straightforward video on building a cabin I’ve ever seen and I have seen a ton of them. I appreciate the way you do the video. Keep it going brother it’s awesome.!

I put the plastic back on my helmet. It was to hard to watch

New sub, great explanation 👍🏻

The most realist channel I seen

Why do you flip your eggs? Cook them under a lid. No need to flip. Best fried eggs ever. Leave that white just a little runny. Sop it up with toast or biscuits. Watch your channel lots. Love it and your wife's too.

Why do you flip your money

I can’t imagine hand nailing a structure like this, or using a hand saw in this day and age. Small generator, framing nailer, and a cordless circular saw is the way I’d go.

Wow, that was more interesting then I thought it would be.

Up cycling iz the way to go Dave..thanx from Prague.. hope the cafe is progressing swimmingly

You and Brooke are both awesomely inspiring.

Love your feed.. as a Michigan man myself. It reminds me of why I want to come Home!!!

👎This video is a LIE!👎 This is just your freaking life history. Clickbait BS.

Ya can't have everything. Where would you put it ?

Why no doornob? I noticed it from the beginning and waited at the end 😂 other than that great video awesome work

Hello from remote rural off grid Australia, new sub here and yes if one is prepared to learn and do the work yourself its definitely doable.

Maisy Daisy 🥰

Well, I’m 60 years old female and I have Land and I live in a camper, but you have just inspired me that I can now build my own cabin

I would recommend you make some T joint fillet welds on scrap material and then try and bend them with a wrench and a big vice, and hammer them with a 4lb drilling hammer to test your welds, beyond looks. One of the drawbacks to MIG is it makes pretty welds that can break apart if material is too thick or technique isn't right :(

What is your frost line depth in this location? Thanks,Jon

Wow - - This is beautiful. I'm so glad I found your channel because I've always dreamt of building my own home and recently I got this itch of driving to Alaska this summer from WA State!

I have that exact tent on a platform with an 8 Ft deck and an extended fly covering it also. Very happy with the setup with one problem. Because we only use it on weekends, Mice are a problem when it is not occupied. Late last fall I found mice moved into the gap between the fly and the canvas roof. Made a mess with nest material, urine and even chewed a hole in the canvas in one spot. Anyone out there had this problem and maybe a solution to repel them?

Respect for Grandpa

The big question for me is, how did you know where to place this, where the water was?

If only you could still buy CT's for $22, thier at least $68 for a full size felling axe now.

Once again a great job.Thanks for the lessons.I need .

tysm for showing a vid with voice instructions now i have a idea of how to build a cabin with my dad!!

From rain water. His collection tank was big enough for us to have water all year when we came for a week at a time. Sorry for being choppy, wrong button hits. Thanks for sharing this

All water was collected

My Dad and I unlit a cabin in the woods near Buffalo Texas. Completely off grid until electric became available.

i love it.. and i hate that lumberprices went through the roof the last couple of years.. one 2x4 alone cost around 20 bucks in germany .. rough cut.. -.- ..

How is it , I've never seen this video before????? Awesome 👌 Loved it !!

The really cheap property available in my area was what started me in the off grid journey.

I am interested in contacting you regarding the designs and material list please. This is some lovely work

Reminds me of my grandfather...never trained in anything but knew how to do anything. I'd like to think men could get back to those days.

i hope this leads to another Fall/Winter related Cabin build start-to-finish - becuase i rewatch the other winter one like 2-3 times a year haha

Alright, even my wife finds your videos inspiring. For me it would be a great help if you could lay out the material you use in regard to size. I presume you use 6x2 for the foundation but what do you use for the walls. I plan on building a cabin 14x14 next year. Thanks

That looks cozyyy

WE NEED A CABIN UPDATE VIDEO

In many places, you can buy a small piece of land and a trailer that needs to be fixed up. Then start saving your money. Stop chasing the Joneses.

What are you using between each log?

Cool video! Wont your deck just be full of sap thanks to the tree there?

Is 1 dark aspect is some contestants grossly over eating to the point of obesity pre the competition to live off excess body fat is a secret weapon that can help to survive in the alone challenge? Yes having survival skills and strong mental strategy helps with sodas, caring, and excess amount of extra body fat a strategy?

Another important info, buy good high quality flux wire and change the grounding cramp. That will make the different in welding.

I'm currently building out a cabin in Fairbanks area and I'm so glad I came across your channel! Learned a lot here from watching your techniques and seeing the process from start to finish. :)

Sounds a bit like jonathan frakes 😮😊

I love the fact that you don't use a damn nail gun. I love my framing hammer 😅

Read a stupid boring book that sounds exciting

Why would you want a ball valve instead of a check valve? Check valve: Somebody can't mess with it and lose your prime. Ball valve: You can open it and let the water fall back down the pipe so it doesn't freeze in winter. Which is best?