We Returned 2 YEARS Later: Cabin in the Woods Full Home Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Cabin in the woods full home tour Video. We returned 2 years later to add some snow retention bars to the cabin in the woods project. I thought it would be cool to do a full home tour and show you what one of our projects looked like 2 years later. I wanted to see how things were holding up, talk through some of the stories from the build, and over all reminisce about the Cabin in the Woods project.
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I love Greg. I hope he is getting a good paycheck, for his contribution to this channel. Afterall, Kyle has 1.28M subscribers, and Greg is a huge part of that success. Greg rents a house from Kyle, and if you remember they did a series on remodeling that rental home for Greg. They are a good team. Kyle…take care of your employees that are integral to your success.
I remember that series of remodeling that house.
What is kyle’s TH-cam channels name ?
@@rickbudrow2230 RR Buildings. Its this channel.
I'm assured Greg is smart enough that if Kyle wasn't taking care of him well he would have moved on to a another job the fact that he stays around speaks volumes on how he's treated
@@nincompoopgarage9286 youre assuming. Not assured.
Probably the best Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
Just finished binge watching all 52vids. Great series to watch from other side of the world and learn different techniques. Well done on a superb job guys. Greetings and thanks from New Zealand.
wow awesome man
Amaising. ..I feel it was yesterday when I watched
all those videos.I can not believe two years passed by
Hey beautiful home I’ve done construction for 25 years and I do have one of my customers that I remain friends with to this day go over will have lunch together you have the same pride in that look in your eye that I do when I go over to his house looking at past projects going to still looks gorgeous keep up the good work
Whoever did the plumbing work is truly a master at his craft
Glad to see Greg is finally getting his own microphone!
What's awesome about a barndominium is that you can customize them much easier than typical houses. And I'm glad he mentioned if this isn't what a person like us would like that's fine but it's what the HOME OWNER wanted. And that's what is important. You can dream it and someone can make it happen to how you want it.
Beautiful work here. My wife's family are all in the trades, and one thing they always mention is the accomplishment they feel seeing the buildings they've built over the years. They are all much older, so imagine what it's like seeing a place you built 30 or 40 years ago! I have no doubt that the quality of your build will last generations. We are just about to start on our own build up here in the UP, and I'll be using your builds as my template. Folks here think I'm crazy, but I know they won't when they see the finished product. Thank you so much for all the time and effort it must take to film & edit all the content you so generously share.
I've been following your channel for a number of years now and thoroughly enjoyed every episode of the build of the Cabin in the Woods. Like many of your viewers I'm sure, I too have said to myself, "some day I'll have to have a cabin like that."
One of the things I most enjoy about your channel is the working relationship that you and Greg have. It is always professional, but clear that you both respect each other and enjoy the relationship. The sign of a long lasting relationship that you will look back on with pride.
This was also one of the first times that I've witnessed Greg in a larger speaking role and I was not disappointed. Even though Greg appears more in the background of most of your videos, it was clear that Greg is as comfortable and articulate speaking on camera as you are.
Keep up the outstanding work and thank you for allowing us to tag along.
Dang I can’t believe it’s been two years already. This is one of my favorite builds you have on the channel.
Hard to believe it's already been two years. I remember all the work on those railings, but completely missed that there were no bedrooms when the segments first aired. This is a pretty impressive space!
It's always good to see one of your projects when it is brought to full completion. I always feel sort of left in the lurch with a good portion unfinished when your work is done... so this is a nice treat. Please pass along my thanks to the owners.
It has to feel good to go back and look over what you guys built. Also, hats off to who has been doing your camera work. Well done.
Love Gregg's sweatshirt in the video! Thanks for supporting Iowa Lakes Community College! I loved watching the original building series videos, so this is an awesome video to see how great it still looks after being enjoyed for a while. Keep up the great work guys!
Davenport Iowa watching
Its mental just the 2 of you guys built this whole thing... with nail guns & powered hand tools
I agree at the beginning of the job you feel like it’s impossible and by the end you can believe it all came together
You guys do really great work. Your detail work is far better than the detail work on most stick built homes. And I love how you walk us through the small stuff. Thanks for the great content!
Thanks for the tour, Kyle & Greg! 👍😁
the 'Cabin in the Woods' was/is one of my favorite series in the RR YT library. thanks SO much for this follow up tour!
My wife looks at Greg and Kyle and says “are they twins” 😂
So glad you did a walk through. It's really nice to see 2 yrs later and how things held up. Still probably my favorite build.
That's gotta be the most verbal contribution to a video Greg had ever done. I was thinking he could be a good replacement someday for Bob Vila on this old house!
Thanks for coming back to this, looks amazing!
This is one of my favorite builds by you Kyle.still a beautiful building and isn’t it fun to go back and see your work and impress yourself 2 years later. That’s one of the benefits of doing quality work. Still breath taking.
Please do something like this for yourself!! We’d love to see that!
2 years wow that went quick,still as good as the day you put it up if not better..Nice job guys.
There "party barn" Is my dream home!. That is one beautiful structure. Well done guys
By your expressions I can see you've had great feelings/emotions seeing your work all these years later. Job well done
I have watched the entire build of this building and I have enjoyed every moment of it. It's nice to see that the building looks just as when it was completed after 2 years.
Thanks for giving us a follow-through of your past project. 👌👌👌👍👍👍💪💪💪
Insulation is key for all noise inside. I insulate all my inside walls. Even just R19 makes a huge difference. In a nice open floor plan the other options to help are flooring type (add rugs) and wall hangings and curtains for the windows. Your 4 part post is actually something several Pole Barn co. do up here in Idaho. Inside outside they do great with less twist and all that fun stuff. I just got a job where they have a deck over a porch and they want the porch protected from water/weather so that's going to be fun. Also, another popular thing to use in trim areas is using rope for accents around doors and windows. Looks great guys!!! Well done! Your quality and attention to detail is what made me subscribe to your channel way back.
Fiberglass Batts and perforated liner panel would help reduce noise in floor / ceiling cavity.
Kyle, the barndominium build would be an awesome video for a walk around. Awesome work guys.
Beautiful place! The lack of any bedrooms is, to me, a very strange decision. But hey, it’s not my building. Glad they’re enjoying and we get to see an update.
Excellent build! It does not look a day old!
I would replace the ceiling with a drop ceiling. You can get acoustic ceiling tiles to help soak up some of the sound.
Great video but only one problem I saw, can you ask your client if they could hang the flag properly. It's hanging backwards the stars go to the left just like the back picture on
your shirt. Thanks 👍
I can't believe it has been two years since I watched that build.
I remember this one. The wood milling was awesome on this.
It looks like a giant club house to hang out in.
I really like the wood work on this one, with the knotty natural wood!
Good morning from cold SE Wisconsin. It feels like January outside.....
👍I hear ya, the weather roller coaster 🎢 continues!watching from Davenport Iowa ✌
The Woodworker Shoppe has great products. I used their tongue and groove end match pre finished boards in our living room.
As far as sound, insulation over sound board with furring strips is what we have used on multi family dwellings.
Kyle and Greg, one of your best projects, loved every video during the build!! Still looks fantastic!!
Awesome review. Watched the entire series when you were building, envy of the owners. You both did a great job and to show "two people" built this is impressive!!!!
Consider putting one layer of Rockwood in the ceiling of the kitchen and maybe bathroom. It will not only dampen the sound but improve fire suppression if the kitchen experiences a fire.
Awesome build!
Great Follow Up!
Owners: Can't Hide Money!
Thanks for the walk through. I watched this series and it's cool to see it completed. You and Greg have a great thing going and I hope it continues for a long time. Kyle, as far as building something like this for yourself I would do it sooner then later. Old man time catches up on us way faster than we want.....LOL
you two make such a beautiful couple
That is truly fantastic how that's held up and the way it looks I do remember you worked very hard on the wood plugs on the stair post quite hard would have been nice to have seen how those held up and look now. But is always great job guys wish you were in Georgia
We have built gymnasium with hanging from the ceiling sound deadening decorations type products.probably many type things on the market. Love you alls work. Thanks
For a retrofit solution to the echo on the metal maybe think of a sprayed cork product. Can be colour matched to the existing. Not sure if there is a paint product that will do the same thing.
I watched this build and loved the series and now to see it two years later is a treat. The building still looks like a just completed build. I have already see n the snow trap video. I am surprised that the building doesn't echo (not like the times during the construction).
Awesome job ,I'll take one a bit smaller and with the wall art left out in the woods , personal preference
Good to see a finished walk through - gives a much better feeling for scale and finish.
Seeing other people's design/decor choices gives me ideas and thoughts about how I design for myself. Even if it's not a choice I would make, I'm learning.
Very beautiful house that you two built!!! Thank you for the two year reveal!!! Love your craftsmanship! Thank you again!
I've been waiting to see this project finished. It turned out incredible and I would have decorated it exactly the same way!
Love it, just before 16:20 I was thinking, this was the flor that was 1/2 way done and you guys pulled it all back out and started over....
What an awesome "cabin" you and Greg built for these people
Love seeing y'all admire your own work! No better feeling
GOOD AFTERNOON
I love the exterior! It gives me an idea for mine in the future. I love the idea of this being for family gatherings.
Loved watching the series. Thanks for taking us back for a visit.
Well done boys! Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for giving us a tour of the final product. Your passion and professionalism is on full display.
If that place were mine, I'd put in some fold-out couches for the grownups and bunks for the kids, add a hot tub outside that fits a dozen people, and hold meteor parties whenever the leonids and perseids came around.
Good job guys love the video And really truly enjoy Watching the channel
Great to see Greg wearing the "Iowa Lakes" sweatshirt! Hope those students are using those tools to learn and become assets to the building trades!
No Leg Greg is a great co host. Nice episode like the change.
This was a great followup! Thanks for making this happen.
I'd love to see a walk-through of the house you built your parents. Especially the post frame home with a basement! Great work!!
I think it’s awesome you still work in your business some times I get down on my self cause I feel like I’m not successful because I still do most of the work my self but then I watch your channel and it reminds me that’s just not true. Keep up the good work! I love going back to a project a couple years later and seeing what you need to change in your process to make things last longer.
I remember this build. I followed this one closely when yall were building. Still looks amazing just like when yall finished it.
Beautiful cabin Gents !
Wow, This was awesome to be able to see how poeple are using the spaces and see how it looks after a couple years. you guys are true craftsman in your field. You just don't get many small business like you have any more. Most owners build a few, then get so busy pumping out estimates and new jobs that the original true craftsman ends up a desk jockey and will spend the rest of their lives looking for a few men that will have and understand quality like they did and Subing out the actual work. .
The workmanship looks outstanding!
Loved this build. Can’t believe it’s been two years
Tell Greg “good job”! He owned his presence!!
Love this style of video
I loved this build series. Still looks awesome.
Excellent showcase of the quality work you two do. Great job. Perfect attention to detail.
i think too reduce the noise level of he ceiling a rubber nut type product would help. insulating the ceiling bays helps in my house compared to other houses with the same kids but i have drywall.
I have had success with sticky backed foam tiles - amazon has tons of color options. Place them up high about a foot below and 3-4 feet tall / down and run a row on either side of that large room. It will grab and suppress the noise / echo.
I would do the screens on the balcony. Would help to shield some of the water and now. Not all but some.
Great build. It was really fun to watch as you worked on this building. Also nice to hear more from Greg.
Looks great! Always gratifying to visit past jobs. Look at the video 21:07 in time, might be a safety concern to review for the railing.
Very nice place. You guys should be extremely proud. Thanks for sharing.
LETS GOOO!! Been waiting for this one!
Thanks for the tour! It really did turn out great! I remember watching all the episodes to this one. I remember you built the trim casing for the doors before you hung them. I'm wanting to say you used some kind of joiners on the corners and glued them. all the hard work on those paid off, obviously! Because they look like they were hung yesterday; still fresh!
I'm dying for more long-term tours!
A place to gather. Extremely Nice!
Well done guys
Blown away this was 2years ago
Great looking work will stand test of time. Great workmanship and decent materials
I hope one day someone loves me as much as you love that post.
Use a thin installation board in between the metal ceiling will fix the issue
Amazing work as always guys. 👍👍🏴🏴
Looks amazing
Amazing you and Greg should be proud
I commented during the build that you needed blocking on those i-joist spans plus I think your rock wool insulation would have toned down the kitchen ceiling noise passthrough.
Congratulations you and Greg have done a really great job. I like the style of your buildings a lot.