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Building A Log Lean-to (Finnish Laavu) | Final Episode
A Finnish laavu, Swedish gapskjul or slogbod, or Norwegian gapahuk is a traditional ethnic lean-to shelter, a small structure intended for temporary residence during hiking or fishing trips in the wilderness.
Laavut are commonly found in Finnish Lapland near popular fishing rivers and in national parks. In principle, a laavu is a simplified version of a wilderness hut. Like wilderness huts, they are not heated, and may not be reserved beforehand. Unlike wilderness huts, laavut lack doors or windows. A typical laavu is a wooden hut, about 10 m2 in area and 2 m high, consisting of a roof, floor, and three walls. The fourth wall is left permanently open.
A laavu provides a safe place to sleep during fishing or hiking trips. Visitors are expected to bring their own sleeping bags, as the area has no other sleeping facilities. Most laavut also have a space for a campfire in front of them, but the laavu is built so that a reasonable fire can provide warmth for the night. They are also commonly used as a rest stop along trails during daytime, and for camping cookout (which in Finland usually consists of grilling sausage on the campfire).
A laavu can also be an improvised structure of the same type, built out of available materials such as branches with leaves or pine/fir needles intact, or moss or animal pelts for the covering, and sturdier, stripped branches or young tree trunks as the supporting structure. These serve as temporary shelters deep in the wilderness, usually for a single overnight stay. This is the traditional meaning of the word. Traditionally, a log fire (rakovalkea in Finnish, nying in Swedish and Norwegian) was used, made so that it did not need surveillance during the night.
In the United States, this same type of structure is commonly referred to as an "Adirondack". Many youth camps use such structures to provide an inexpensive shelter for campers that is sturdier, and more durable, than a textile tent.
-Wikipedia
Laavut are commonly found in Finnish Lapland near popular fishing rivers and in national parks. In principle, a laavu is a simplified version of a wilderness hut. Like wilderness huts, they are not heated, and may not be reserved beforehand. Unlike wilderness huts, laavut lack doors or windows. A typical laavu is a wooden hut, about 10 m2 in area and 2 m high, consisting of a roof, floor, and three walls. The fourth wall is left permanently open.
A laavu provides a safe place to sleep during fishing or hiking trips. Visitors are expected to bring their own sleeping bags, as the area has no other sleeping facilities. Most laavut also have a space for a campfire in front of them, but the laavu is built so that a reasonable fire can provide warmth for the night. They are also commonly used as a rest stop along trails during daytime, and for camping cookout (which in Finland usually consists of grilling sausage on the campfire).
A laavu can also be an improvised structure of the same type, built out of available materials such as branches with leaves or pine/fir needles intact, or moss or animal pelts for the covering, and sturdier, stripped branches or young tree trunks as the supporting structure. These serve as temporary shelters deep in the wilderness, usually for a single overnight stay. This is the traditional meaning of the word. Traditionally, a log fire (rakovalkea in Finnish, nying in Swedish and Norwegian) was used, made so that it did not need surveillance during the night.
In the United States, this same type of structure is commonly referred to as an "Adirondack". Many youth camps use such structures to provide an inexpensive shelter for campers that is sturdier, and more durable, than a textile tent.
-Wikipedia
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Ojala termines esta cabaña asi sea rustica,seria un hermoso proyecto, mucha suerte y esperamos tus vídeos, me encantó mucho la que solo tiene los cimientos de bloques,ese seria un gran proyecto tambien,terminado lo que un dia fue parte de un sueño que nunca se completo,,..saludos 😊
Ни смысла ни зрелища ! Как будто автор видео долг отдавал лишь бы было .
Amatorka
L wish I could have a cabin to live in it alway was my of all my life but l happy watch this on TV thanks
Just bought two new huskies, 445e and 545 pro, sold my old 51. I figured have a small light saw for around the yard and atv but realized the 545 is just as light as the 445e so what's the use, took it back, the 545 can do it all.
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how good it is to cut and arrange firewood for later use
Where did you get the spout on your gas jug? It looks like it shuts off when tank is full.
The gas jug is husqvarnas own product and yes it stops filling immediately when the spout gets drowned to the fluid.
Great video.. Cant wait to see it finish..
Nice craftsmanship 👍
Also from Charlotte what size bar is that on it? Can you get this saw in 16in?
This has a 13” bar in it. Husqvarna’s recommended max bar length is 20”
Excellent a real man at work 🍻🍻🍻🤙🇳🇿
Sitting on that porch with that view is pure soul candy!
Hi
Welcome back 😍😍
Welcome back!!! Haven't seen you in 200 years.
Hope everything gone well there.. Keep waiting your new video... 👍🏻
👍🏻👍🏻
This cabin and land surrounding it looks so eerily similar to mine its crazy!
Just checking to see if your channel was done nothing's been posted and almost 5 months. I don't usually stay subscribed to channels that post that rarely. Hope everything is alright
Everything fine👌🏼 Snowy winter blocked my works, will shortly be back in the business.
@@heikkisvili3134 good to hear. Looking forward to seeing you soon
You haven't posted for a very long time hope everything is okay
Onkhan...Kemijoki???;o)
WATER POWERED ELECTRICITY!
I can understand why your uncle didn't finish the place, too busy enjoying the sauna and views. ;-) Beautiful piece of property, I wish you luck completing the cabin. Look forward to viewing your progress.
What is a log lean to?
What is a log lean to?
Best spot in the world to enjoy cup of coffee.
For a yo man, you are a very hard worker. Love what you are doing to the place.
Woow, such hard work. Looks good!!
Suomeksi sais olla tekstitys myös..
Awfully nice logs for a lean to. Very impressed
You camera is so far frm you. Need it a little closer to see what you are doing.
The inside of the old cabin looks ok. Just need to clean and also your sorroundings. You need so much clean up!
¿ aguas contaminadas?
I'd be doing something more productive than firewood you have a cabin filled.
I have same saw and for 95% works around ranch is best . Low weight low gas comption good ergonomic. Hig quality... And 550 and 545 no different in working time
Yea they're pretty much the same chainsaw, just the air filter is different on them and the 545 doesn't have the rev boost feature for limbing, which isn't important anyway.
@@em4703 On my 545mkll is new air filter and rev boost cylinder difrence is in the coil.
Hello from Charlotte, North Carolina. I have never heard you speak. Where are you filming from? Beautiful country
Finland.
Greetings from Ontario, Canada! Are you going to be building a log cabin on the old foundation on the property and these trees that you are cutting are to be the walls etc?
i would exploit that creek for a little hydro power.
What a beautiful location for a sauna...it was obviously well built to be in the condition it is since the 80’s...shows how long a log cabin can last if built properly...like all buildings there has to be wear and tare....
All this guy does is chop wood. Boring.
Lo menos que me gusta es la cantidad de arboles que cortan...No lo veo bien o que me lo expliquen a ver si puedo entenderlo.
Wait.. Is the cabin your?
Not mine at the moment.
Nice
How long cabin was unoccupied?
About twenty years.
I have Done subscribe... Cheers from Malaysia
Nice place brother.. Keep it up
I've had bad luck with regular gasoline fuels myself.
With some Marvel mystery oil.& Lucas oil stabilizer. 10w30 all season motor oil.,or some SAE 30 w motor oil for lawnmowers. I know ATV's are different on that part some time to. Not on the gasoline part though. It's either 2 stroke.,or 4 stroke engines.
Hey you guys working in the those type of jobs. Y'all should use ethonal free gasoline& 2 cycle oil in your chainsaws. It's A whole better on.& for them to. The ethonal based fuel eats up your fuel lines if sitting for any long periods of time.& that fuel drawls more moisture into the fuel cans.& fuel tanks to. Just A?heads up to y'all out there working hard. It just would be smarter to use marina boat dock fuel instead of the basic 10% ethonal based fuel that eats up rubber fuel lines is all. I'm trying to help y'all save more money.& time that's not necessary for maintenance that's can be preventable ahead of time by switching fuels. Simply.& easy thinking. I would use in all of your gasoline powered equipment especially in the winter months for sure.