Hunting Cabin Built With Free Pallet Wood Pt.10 - Mini Cabin, Pallet Building, Pallet Shed Complete
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- Start to Finish. Complete Build. We collected free 5x10 and 5x12 pallets, stripped them down and started this primitive 10x12 Hunting cabin build. Join us for this multi part project and stay with us as we prepare for the upcoming deer season in NY and Maine. Cheap Cabin Shed. The Outdoorsman. Mini Cabin. Pallet Building.
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Be sure to check out Part 11. The first over-nighter in the new cabin. 2 videos can be found here th-cam.com/video/GkQOheQ33cI/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/dSj3ThIBDSY/w-d-xo.html
Why no insulation?
UPLOAD YOUR VIDS to bitchute please
I would have pre wired the walls. You could have put a couple of solar panels up with a battery bank and used DC power or put an inverter inline to add some electrical for lights and charging cell phones.
@@kevin34ct that would have been the best way but it can still be done with some outside electrical piping and outlet boxes. won't look as good though with all that strapped to the walls.
I would have done things a lot different as would just about everyone( were all different) but I got to say outstanding video and job mate. Friends family and land to camp, living the dream. God bless
Your dad sure deserves an amazing father's day card. He seems wonderful.
Must be nice to have a real family. Mine stabs me in the back every time.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 I hope only the best for you. Best friends, best life, best of love, and moments of beauty found all around you.
@@blessthegood1404 Well I had all that at one time and it was all taken away from me by vicious gov't. Today I have learned to just live and accept what is the way it is. Life is easier if you have no wants and no expectations.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 Well then I hope for you moments of learning that enrich your life, a really good warm beverage on a cool day, and an unexpected moment of laughter.
I'd just take him for a beer, tell him I think he's great and ask him to pass on the family history.
So many professional builders on here tearing this thing down. I think you did a fine job. I guess people just miss the point of the video.
Jealousy abounds,
There are always some haters who more than likely have no skills or talent but are happy to toss in some snarky remarks.
@@mutednoise8769 I don't think the comments about insulation is haters. They are concerned. I don't know where this beautiful cabin was built but when I went to work this morning it was 0 degrees. Yes I was also concerned about insulation but it might just be a difference of climate
@mary CBS news jane - If they were concerned they would have said so. These folks are not building a residence that they will live in. It's just a camping spot but happens to be a step up from a tent. How many tents are insulated? So instead of recognizing the purpose of the cabin, the naysayers go right in with the criticism.
Considering it was meant to keep cost low- it did it's job very well. If can easily be heated with a buddy heater for a hunting weekend.
That's really great.
What a sense of pride and connection you all must feel hanging out there together.
Loved this video. A lot of hard work for you & your Dad. Your Dad is one heck of a hard worker for a man his age. Great carpenters the two of you.. I hope you get many years of hunting and camping with your mini cabin.
I really appreciate the insight and quick synopsis of your project. As much as the structure itself, I have been impressed by the relationship you have with your dad. He really gets after it and the quality of craftsmanship along with the overall work ethic from the least to greatest of tasks shows and speaks volumes. Congrats on a solid little cabin and for keeping the family concept alive and well. Cheers!
CHERISH THE TIME YOU HAVE WITH YOUR FATHER AND BROTHER NOTHING LASTS FOREVER, THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
Absolutely brother cherish your family, life's to short.
We're building several sheds out of pallets and reclaimed wood. The pallets you guys got look like they were in great condition. That's a huge bonus. I also agree that the pallet buster tool is valuable. The one I have has a nail remover built into it. That nail remover worked a lot better than I thought it would.
Your dad is amazing. He must have a magical shed. So many things seem to appear from it! Great job!
The best part is that you got time to spend time with your dad! Thanks for sharing. Blessings
~Sidney
Oh my gosh, this is amazing! I can't believe you built this from scratch! People with construction skills like this really impress me-it's such a fantastic skill to have! Kudos to all of you!
I'm with you Libby.... Such crazy mad skills would be awesome to have....And a big kudos to those who do have the skills!
Cheers!
Im with you Libby!...I drove big trucks all of my working life and between that and being a father when I was home, I never really had time to learn any other skills. Now im early retired due to an accident, and having to start over at 60.Plus I went through a divorce prior to the accident.I really really could use these kind of skills! as I am wanting to build me a 2 bedroom cabin, but....I guess I will have to keep on trying to learn some more before I tackle that project,but I surely do admire this fellow and his great father! Truely an awsome build and doing it together is even better! God Bless All!
Only one thing beats a father son project and that's a family project! Great looking camp cabin and I'd feel absolutely comfortable hanging out in. Thanks for sharing!!!
Your Dad is a really hard worker he deserves a medal . God bless him .
Brother I tell ya. I must of looked at least 15 or more free pallet cabins on here and yours is by far the sweetest S.O.B. I have ever come across. I have 4 years roofing and 6 1/2 year carpentry under my belt the rest is plumbing and mostly electric...(license included) lol. but yous guys put this thing together with the out most of professionalism. Not sure who was at the top of the roof having a beer and dropping caps but that made me laugh yous guys are more Canadians than ya think ....or the other way around lol. So nice to see you do this with your Dad. I would have love the opportunity to do this with my father. Cherish the moments my friend. By the way you remind me of an old army buddy back in 89 with those long boney chicken legs and those big blue eyes hahaha. Keep up the good work my American friends I will be checking in from time to time. Best ever Free Pallet Cabin five stars Bro.
Canadian Dads on Guard just said everything I was thinking. I share similar building experience and also watch alot of self build videos. The passion that this build went together with Will ensure only quality memories from rhe time spent there. I wish I could have time over to do this with my dad but I am more determined than ever to share something like this with my brother and my kids. Thank you. Oh and well done.😀
Our ancestors came to America through Canada. The Currier’s are French Canadian. This is my dad and brother :-)
I love how you and your Dad worked together on the cabin!! You both seem like a nice, humble people. Having that great quality time is so precious. I just subbed too!
this is the kind of thing that keeps families together nice job folks, nice job!!!!!
I love the fence siding and I would leave it the way it is. Y’all did a great job on it and best of all it was something you did with your dad. My dad passed in 2011 and my mom in 2012. I miss them greatly so it really warms my heart to see you guys working together.
I'm so sorry for you great losses. It's so hard, losing parents.
Scottish Traveler Very sorry to hear about your parents!.I too lost my Father a few years ago & it leaves an empty spot for sure!.May God Comfort,Strengthen and Bless You Each and Every Day!
Lol you won the dad lottery man not one word from him and he seems like coolest guy ever
Brilliant Father and Son making Memories together great job guys ! and nice little video of a great project .
Wonderful family project my hat off to dad for really great job place looks homey.cant wait to see it when you put the bed and curtains ans the wood stove in it.looks vert Cosy sending angels for protection always and a wonderful life amen
You are Soooo Blessed to have done this with your Dad. My Dad was multi-talented like yours. I guess I’ll have to try to be a cheap imitator of him and make it a Dad, son in law & grandson project.
Awesome video and narration. I’ll check out the initial segments before I ask questions. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Beautiful and you are very lucky having a father like yours God bless you all
Amazing! Reminds me of my childhood in the Carolinas when my father built my brother and I a "fort" aka a small cabin with repurposed materials and a bit bought from the hardware store. I need to share this video with my father as he would thoroughly enjoy what you guys did. - Walt
Great build, enjoy your Dad and his talents. And enjoy the space you have built. the best is in the building, it's true.
Good father and son project to store away in the happy memories section of the mind. Well done to both of you.
This video showed up in my recommendations and I thoroughly enjoyed it!🤗
“You can tell the weather was still chilly” as his dad is wearing shorts lol
Great video of a father and son project that will eventually become a memory video to watch inches future. I wish I would've done something like that with my father before he passed. We were from upstate N.Y. as well, Queensbury area and hunted West Mountain. This video made me smile with regret if that makes sense. Thank you for bringing out the memories I have.
Absolutely love it!! Just in awe of it.... Made out of pallets! WoW!
Cheers!
I've never seen pallets like those. Well maybe 1 or two. Sure does make things easy when all your lumber is around 12 ft. A little more realistic would be those small pallets that are everywhere.
I sure hope you showed your dad a lot of love for the effort he has put in with you ,blessd moments with your father .
wow, hopefully when i die i can come back and have a great dad like you do, time is short, those are moments that will last forever, great job guys, Bravo👏👍🇺🇸
I can't believe you did all that and did not put any pink insulation in.
I was about to say the same thing!
Gonna sneak into the cabin, rip down the interior boards and install some pink insulation. Your welcome.
Wouldn't matter much unless you insulated the floor and ceiling too. I install insulation for a living.
Great Father and Son project. Love it😘
Spray in some insulation for warmth
So very impressed by the amount of materials you recycled to create the cabin.
Beautiful you are very lucky having a father like yours, God bless you all!
very impressive, all of it. I'm especially impressed with your dad, he's still very able to work really well. He works like he has the strength and body of a 35 yr old.
Thanks for the videos. My daughter and I just purchased an off grid property and have been looking at videos on building small cabins. We have no building experience but feel we can do something similar.
Watching your video made me really miss my Dad. He would be right there with us teaching and helping. You have a great dad. God bless you both.
We need more man like you guys around the world doing this for homelessness people what a blessing would that be and a good good deed
Shadel Garry I have a better idea. How about our corrupt government buy up a whole bunch of the abandoned hotels that litter cities across the nation and hire the homeless people to help restore it. If you want a room to live in when it's done, you get on the list to work. That's a better idea than suggesting what a good deed it would be if this man and his dad put in their hard work and energies building these same houses for the homeless. It's not and easy job and why should they? Most of the homeless are not crippled and even those that are can lift a paintbrush. When I see those abandoned hotels on the Urban Exploration channels, it makes me so mad that vandals and even the homeless have destroyed much of the property. There has to be better ways than suggesting people go around building cabins for the homeless who don't participate.
Everybody says insulation. Wood heater and a ceiling fan and you be right. Dads a machine! Nice little cabin. And to the code people.. it's a hunker down cabin crew. Chill
Code people you mean facist Democrat bureaucratic red tape Communists.
@@josephsanchez262 dude why you gotta bring your political bullshit into a cabin build video? no reason for that shit. if you want to be a political asshole then take your comment to a political video.
goddamn assholes like you gotta ruin everything that is fun and nice...
@@hellshade2 That because there are assholes trying run other peoples lives, make'em use this or do that for the common good while they rent your land to you in the form of property taxes. When you drive to your govt rented estate be sure to wear your seat belt. Let's be clear, there are assholes, and the there are really big assholes. Have a nice day!
hellshade2 glad people are catching on.
@@josephsanchez262 OMG Give it a rest would you
Wow that's great very nice and thank you Dad great job
One of the best pallet building shows I've seen thanks guys
filling the walls roof with rockwool batts will decrease any heating required, and reduce noise transmission.
I would live full time in a cabin like this. Nicely done, guys.
Damn straight, I sure as hell would too. Would be so much cheaper having one of these with your own water and battery power for lights and a little bit of entertainmemt if needed.
This might just be the best pallet she'd video on youtube
You did a fantastic job.
I like that your Dad has such great ideas. A wise man indeed.
I was thinking that on the bathroom door, perhaps to have the door slide, rather than open that way, so as to save space.
You guys are amazing.
You created it.
A fold up bunk would be a space safer.
The best pallet cabin I've seen. Wonderful job and I love dad's use of the cedar fence. Beautiful!!! Insulation would have been nice and a wood stove would be even better.
That's nice! Now I'm on the lookout for pallets that look like a cabin already!!! ...
I liked this one alot. Its closer to something I would like to do...
I LOVE RECLAIM MATERIALS OF ANY KINDS.
that is the highest quality pallet wood i have ever seen
The start of this video LOL "camera down" had me hooked.
Awesome video and great memories with your dad. Thanks for sharing
Great job!! Guys. I love the Color of the wall. The cabin is sure coming out really good. How enjoyable dad and son working together.
This is not what I'd call a "primitive" cabin, by a long shot! Inexpensive, yes, but quite nice.
A family full of handy men!!
looks like this was a labor of love especially for your father,great ideas a a wonderful time spent together,many years of joy on the way...
Absolutely brilliant thanks for the upload.. nice to see you and your dad spending quality time together.. with love from Wales UK
I made my framing by using recycled plywood from the pallets cut into " gusset plates " these gave us really strong 90 degree joints that were just nailed in. We got a free misprinted PVC banner from the same company as the pallets and this gave us a waterproof roof.
This is an epic build and I've enjoyed watching this series. Thank you for sharing. I wish you would have insulated a
bit and provided room for a small wood stove for a great escape in the winter, but I'm sure you had your reasons. Again,
thanks for sharing. Good Stuff!!!
Thanks for the feedback. We may make some modifications in the future.
You guys worked hard, your memories will always have that build with you're Dad, some foam insulation and a wood stove would been ideal, tar paper is great stuff, maybe some linseed oil and turpentine to seal that pallet hardwood
LOOKS SO SIMPLE, BUT YOU CREATED A BEAUTIFUL CABIN MADE FROM PALLETS,
AMAZINGLY DONE BY PROFESSIONAL CARPENTERS,WE HAVE A LOT OF PALLETS HERE,
IN DUBAI, THIS GAVE ME THE IDEA ON HOW TO BUILD A SMALL HOUSE USING PALLETS.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS IDEA !!!!
It would be awesome to put an older kitchen wood stove back where the fridge is. Get heat and stove at the same time.
Them are some clean and doggone nice palettes!👍
Nice build and beautiful cabin! Having a great dad didn't hurt either I bet. Hope you guys get some great memories out of that thing
I work for a pallet company after watching this video I asked my boss where I can get free ones. Waiting to hear back cause I have a bench that I’ve made before and want to do a wrap around in my yard but this is friggin amazing
This is the cutest ever ❤️ I love it and I want it hehehe
You're voice is really soothing and pleasant. The most enjoyable part.
I really enjoyed watching this. I love builds like this, and hope to be able to do this one day. You are incredibly lucky to have a father that will build projects with you. I lost mine before I was an adult. Cherish every moment, and don't take him for granted. Cheers!
Crying at how amazing your dad is. You're so lucky.
Watched all the vids plus the recap. What a great cabin you've made. Very inspiring, and look forward to next vid!
Thanks so much! It will be out soon.
Lucky you found the pallets in that dimension. I really like the tiny cabin built by TAoutdoors
Right I have never seen pallets that long. Sure could build a lot of things with pallets that long.
Not too many people can say they have a great dad to work with you have been truly blessed God bless you and your family and keep you all safe and that is a great little house y'all made even if it was out of scraps and it's okay I enjoy this movie thank you so much
In Canada we call that a house trailer not a camper, a camper to us is what sits in the back of the truck. Nice job on that shed, my wife and I did a addition onto our old log cabin 15' X 25', I got quite a few 3/4" X 4X8' sheets of plywood so that became the floor and outer walls, then I found a good deal on 1/2" 4x8' for the roof, She finally got indoor plumbing a old claw foot tub and I installed a shower into it, then a free toilet, and sink the sink cabinet was also free including Medicne Cabinet. In the corner I installed a stacking washer dryer. I put in a trap door to the crawl space as most of plumbing works were down there and I had some of that between the Bathroom and intrance door such as HWH & Expansion Tank. I installed a pocket door to the bathroom, I Put the toilet in the wrong spot and if the back door was open you could see anyone sitting on the john. Oh well you only got embarassed. Bathroom had a window, hall above Expansion tank also had a decent sized window, two decent sized windows in the Bedroom area as we only had one in the Log section so this now gave us 2 bedrooms. We used the addition for a sitting room in the daytime and a double bed which we could fold to chesterfield until we went to bed. My wife bought some real firm foam about 5" thick when it was still cheap by 75" long cut it in the middle in off angles so when you went to bed u just turned one piece around and it made for a comfortable 54"X75" Bed. I slept better there than down beside the train yard. One side of the roof had a steep slope, the other side not so steep, I was lucky to pick up some new metal roofing which did the job completely which also covered the facia walls under the side eves. I installed out side taps for watering garden. Hard growing items at 3200' but we started it all at home in Greenhouse then transported to the property. Over the years my wife and I restored 5 old homes which taught us to do the plumbing, electrical, and the construction of the addition. Neither of us had any education on construction, we had a friend do most of the plumbing, I upgraded the Kitchen plumbing to the sink. The friend who did the plumbing also helped me with some of the electrical. From our well the water line to the cabin is 7' down to bedrock with a small pump in a 20' deep dug well. It will never freeze as we wrapped in pipe insulation right up to where it comes up to in the Crawl space. The Addition has a Concrete Foundation with rebar, we had a 1947 Cement Mixer that came out from a mine, found in the bush, and had to be perfectly level for the gas motor to run steady could mix a yard at a time. The water was brought to my brother in law and me as we did the heavy work but neighbors pumped water up into 45 gallon drums in their wood Trailer took 3 1/2 drums of Lake water to mix it all. I did all the foundation by eye and levels and string levels. The walls were 6", the Ceiling was 2x4 so we could install Drywall, The roof truss's were built like you built yours the beam was 12" by 17' Doubled up and 2x8' on the down slopes. We installed 40" of pink insulation in the ceiling which I got free, also the walls were same Pink Insulaton I think it was 2x4" and we installed 220 Floor Heaters two in the new bedroom under the windows, one in the bathroom, one in the old bedroom. Took about 3 days for the wood cook stove and the wood insert in the fireplace to get the logs nice and warm and at -40 F we could be quite comfortable. We would blow all the water lines in November so that meant we would bring up 2 - 5 gallon buckets of water for ourselves for those few days.
I installed a 200WPanel then in the Guest Cabin found a 60W panel and the addtion a 75 watt panel and rewired everything from that 200W with BX Cable wiring as there are mice up there and this kept them at bay. Occasional Bat would come in but I did everything possible to keep them our of the cabin but like I said they could squeeze in, they carefully got removed and put back to a Bat house.
I think that's the best pallet project I've seen so far. I'm considering putting together a cabin like yours as a temporary, but I have to buy a small plot of land in the right spot first.
What a Great idea and job!!! I think from what I can see it looks fantastic!!!! I'm jealous 😄
The inside walls I would start at the bottom and go up, by this the idea is to spray foam inside as you go up. I got a 8 x 10 shead that I'm working on and spraying foam along the way. I seen a meathod where someone sprayed foam inside sheet rock in a house, he cut two holes... one to spray in and the other for any excess. Love the idea you and your Dad had on this shead.
Beautiful cabin! All family working together is amazing. Thank´s for sharing.
Neighbors dog be like ...
"man guys ya shouldn't have, this is the best dog house I've ever seen thanks"
I still think I would have put some kind of insulation in between the walls even if it was 4 by 8 foam sheets at least then you have it if you do need to warm it up in the winter or use it in the really cold . It would be fun to be out there in the middle of winter with a little fire place and snowing outside. Bring a few sleds and make a weekend out of it...
In 3 letters, WOW. Thanks for sharing & how lucky you are to have such a great dad. God bless.
My Dad had this plan to build something similar with me and my brother when we were younger. Unfortunately as we got older illness and death took our Dad. A moment in life that my brother and I never experienced. Your family is very lucky to have the time to share.
for those interested in cabin builds there is a channel called My Self Reliance a Canadian gentleman named Shaun James who builds a log cabin, a forest kitchen and a sauna/bath house all by himself.
i have been following him a long time now so check him out ✔👍
that Shaun James is superman I swear.
Your dad is a good man don't forget to give him a good hug:-) I wish I had a father like that!
Sweet loved to watching you do your project loved watching father and son make a cabin together it turned out great
My husband was a carpenter but he's old and frail .I need a laundry room and storage My house is small . Iam praying for someone to help me with something like this.
You really should have added some spray in insulation to the walls,would have made heating and cooling A LOT more efficient and even added rigidity to the structure..
ANY kind of insulation!!!
Jerry Moody straw is better
Jerry Moody just wondering how this would work if dirt has bugs in it that usually rot buildings
Cut up your throw away beer coolers. Put them in.
What about newspaper crumpled up in trash bags? Would that work?
Gotta love a dad with a shed.
Couple of nice summery posters for the walls, nice rug on the floor and eggs for breakfast would make the place very homely. Great job on the cabin. I'd like to live there with my dog.
Cheers from Down Under.
I've never seen pallets so big I'm used to the standard size
you have not been around
me either....what large company uses them?
Vinyl siding!
@@coleyounger7229 Brilliant comment.
@@the_original_skytigerthank you .I thought is was brilliant also
This is so interesting thank you
Awesome dad. You the man brother!!
You guys are brilliant. I love the idea of reusing all of the wood that you had or found.
It's beautiful, but too bad you couldn't have put some insulation in the outside walls. Still, it's amazing for what it is.
6:24 DAMN NICE CHEVY
This hit me in the feels, you and your pops doing this together. I wish me and father were closer just to sit on the patio once a month and crack a cold 1 together! God Bless
they copied this from you tube channel TA Outdoors, a guy named Mike and his dad, Graeme, They are from England. These guys did not come up with this idea. They stole it from TA Outdoors.
Too bad you are not the sweet people Mike and Graeme are. A lot of people use pallet wood for building things and what if Graeme and Mike got their idea from somewhere else? Don't be such a putz.
He really got Dad off the year for all his assistance, dad is the best
Wow, did you do any work? Your Dad carried this project! You should be thankful.
lol. I sure couldn't have done it without him. Check out parts 1-9. It really was a family affair.
Should have added any type of insulation to the walls.
Packing peanuts make good insulation for free
You don't need it really, as long as your building is solid, with the interior boards it will heat nicely.
I was thinking the same thing- even though it's very well built and has interior boards- it would be so much easier to heat and keep the heat in and the cold out with basic insulation between all those boards. It was all just sitting there exposed and begging for insulation before they put the fence wood up (which looks really nice fwiw)! That thing is so small- what would it cost for the small amount of insulation it would have required...
@@yjmsrv With a heat source in there it will never be cold.
@@roaringlion1
Why burn 5 logs when 1 would do? You will use so much more firewood just because you skimped on insulation.
That's the difference insulation would make also why bake in summer and freeze in winter. Hut would have been better insulated.
I sure do like watching other people work. Thanks for a truly interesting video. The cabin looks great.
So COOL , THE BEST PART , YOU BUILT IT WITH YOUR dad and brother !!! Priceless ! Thanks for sharing !!!