Building a Small Stone House in the Woods - Dry Stone Walling - Day 23-25
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Building a small dry-stone house in the woods using the dry stone walling method. The dry stone walls will be approximately 1,5m tall, when the wall and the fireplace are finished, my plans are to use stones as a floor, then build a bed with trees, and last but not least a roof and a door out of wood. I do have some more plans for this place but that will be a surprise in the future.
Part 1 (Day 1-3) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Part 2 (Day 4-5) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Part 3 (Day 6-10) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Part 4 (Day 11-13) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Part 5 (Day 14-16) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Part 6 (Day 17-19) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Part 7 Day 20-22) of this build can be found here: 👉👉 • Building a Small Stone... 👈👈
Dry stone is a building method by which structures are constructed from stones without any mortar to bind them together. Dry stone structures are stable because of their construction method, which is characterized by the presence of a load-bearing façade of carefully selected interlocking stones.
While the dry stone technique is most commonly used for the construction of double-wall stone walls and single-wall retaining terracing, dry stone sculptures, buildings, fortifications, bridges, and other structures also exist.
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2 hours will be 8pm here in Australia, perfect timing. Adam
Thank you, I hope You'll enjoy it. I'll upload the last video of this build in one week :D
In the next video, you'll see me complete this stone cabin, and then it's time for the complete build video. Enjoy!
Looking good. God bless
Thank you Richard 🙏😁
Waiting waiting waiting 😁
I'm happy to hear that my friend :D
Really, really looking fantastic!
Thank you so much, it means a lot 😊👍
I spotted your 4 legged mate - in between shots looks like a breed of Collie nice looking animal. Sturdy n strong looking shelter and roomy as well. Travel safe & looking forward to see the next video Cheers.
Yes indeed, he is a border collie 👍 thank you so much
Good show
The roof structure looks very sturdy. I wish those tarps lasted longer but they tend to dry rot after a year.
Great build once again. ❤
Thank you! Okay, the tarp I used on my latest big build is still in good shape; I finished that shelter almost a year ago. I'll keep an eye on it and we'll see what happens with it over time, you might be right. :D Have an awesome week!
@@TSMAdventures Hey, lovely little house you're building! Did you consider tyvek instead of a tarp?
Great work, see you on the nexr one
Thank you so much, William 👍
👋👋👋👋👋👋Čekam konačno uređenu kolibu. Očekujem prelepu i udobnu🖐️🍀🍀🍀
Hvala vam puno, da, ispalo je jako dobro i udobno. Nadam se da ćete uživati u posljednjoj epizodi koja izlazi sljedeće sedmice :D
Hey, Adam, I really like what you are doing. Great job. Sorry, I haven't been able to comment much on the videos, but I am watching. I started a new job and it is pretty hectic. I hope You and everyone are well. I love watching Freea and Whiskey, they are adorable. Hugs to you!
Hello Sherry! Thank you so much. I see, well I know the feeling, I'm doing the same at the moment 😊👍 Hugs to you as well and I hope that you enjoy your new job!
Hola amigo que bonita la cabaña de piedras y tronco que refugio más lindo en la naturaleza 🌿🍃❤ ha mi me gusta mucho la naturaleza el bosque 🌲🌲muchas gracias amigo por tus vidios tan maravillosos muchas gracias 🙏💕🙏💕
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I really like your video , this is what I would enjoy doing building a off grid cabin . Looked very peaceful where you built your ,you have a diamond in the woods . You have the right idea no power no cell phones just you your dog and peace. Enjoy what you have and thanks for letting us see a good life .
Thank you so much Gary 🙏😁
One strike Adam, for those that think its all in the editing i can say with a hand on my heart it is only one strike and not clever editing😁
Haha thank you Gary! 😁😊
Awesome video.. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching, Carolyn 😊🙏
Nice work
Thanks you
Great build. Thank you for sharing . Stay safe.
Thank you John! 😊
Well done 👌👌
Thank you Aroli! 😁👍
@@TSMAdventures It's a pleasure ❤️🖐
Nice work. Luv the beasts
Thank you, they are awesome! 🐶🐶😊
Great shelter!
Thank you so much 🙏😁
Great progress. For your birthday to speed things up you need to ask for a longer saw. Ha! Respect from Florida USA 🌴
Thank you Richard! I actually got a longer saw from a survival school where I've started to work. A "Silky Big Boy", what an awesome saw! Thank you and I hope that you like the last video of this build! 😁😊
Looking great. This is going to look very good when you get it finished. Good construction should last a long time. The time that you are putting into this cabin will be time well spent.
Thank you, John, yes indeed, I think this construction will stand for a long time with only limited maintenance needed. :D I hope that you'll like the final episode next week :D
Hey brother - good morning ☀️ the family sat down and watched the episode - it’s so impressive to see how much work you accomplish during each segment. I’m digging the use of your scotch eye auger with bushcraft tension pegs. The last two bipods you added give this cabin an old world Viking feel! Can’t wait to see the next one!!!
Hello my friend and good evening 😁 Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. Yes that was what I was going for 👍🏚 I'm happy to hear that brother. Thanks again and say hi to your family from me.
Looking great Adam can’t wait to see how you set it up inside. Well done looks fantastic.
Thank you Ceri, I hope you won't be disappointed :D
BRAVO
Thank you so much 🙏😁
Fantastiskt! 💪🏻🤩
Tack så mycket Gustav! 😁😊
Now you need to build another room, a bedroom, on the other side of the wall with the fireplace so it can receive heat from chimney. With door between open should be plenty warm enough.
Wow good nice you build it so hard
Is not easy to file the stone by each as inn..
Thank you so much Narda! 🙏😁
Me gustó como hizo su refugio 😃
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As always impressed with the work but what is more impressive is the gun show you were putting on!😂😂 Suns out, guns out! 🌞💪🏻
Haha 🤣🤣 Thank you brother!! 🤣🤣
Loved watching this. May I ask why you cut the roof nearly on the wall? Wouldnt an overhang help with every problem and give a bit storage space? Greetings
Thank you 🙏 for the looks and I have a idea on expansion 👍
Interesante vídeo... Recomiendo vivamente hacer que los aleros del tejado sobrevuelen en los cuatro lados más allá del propio muro, por razones obvias. Pierdes algo de luz pero ganas en confort en cuanto al agua y la nieve, que no tienen contacto con las paredes, y además generas lugares secos donde almacenar leña u objetos . También generar pequeños canales en la parte inferior de las "vigas" que componen el tejado por su parte inferior exterior, para evitar la acumulación de agua en esa zona.
Очень важное замечание
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Waiting, Adam!!!!
Thank you Tony! 😁
Τέλειο μπράβο σου περιμένω κάτι καλύτερο και πιο άνετο
Sjukt impad av stenväggarna! Funkar skorstenen även när den är såpass låg? Ju högre och tätare skorsten, desto bättre drag, har jag för mig. Jag ser fram mot sista avsnittet👍
Tack så mycket Hampus! Skorstenen kommer bli tillräckligt hög i nästa avsnitt 👍 Jag kommer också ha en vedspis i den under sommaren för att minska brandrisk osv. Tack igen och jag hoppas att du gillar den sista filmen av bygget som laddas upp kl 12 idag 😁
Adam Arrow Outdoors Ja det är nog ingen dum idé med en vedspis.👍
Sista avsnittet lär bli lika underhållande som det mesta andra du gjort. Har nog sett det mesta av dina grejer här på tuben (även de lite äldre och mer överlevnadsinriktade avsnitten). Jag gillar att du är i en miljö jag själv lätt kan relatera till (jag håller mig oftast i skogarna öster om Gbg och uppåt Dalsland) naturen är ju rätt lik det jag är van vid, så alla tips man får här är ju lätta att ta till sig. Keep up the good work!👍👍
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Why do you burn the 2 big posts in the front? What does that do?
To preserve it from decay. It will last much longer if it gets wet and those two pillars are standing closest to the ground.
Well Adam, I have binge watched this build. It is awesome! I was wondering is this build on private land or public land. So much work! I love this kind of work.
Thank you so much Blake! It is on private land 👍🙏
Önde sahanlik olsa kapı onucamur olmaz odunluk olur onu
Realy enjoyed that hope to see more 😀
Can I ask what country your in ?
I want to build something similar chears
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Ps got another subscription
Thank you 😁 I live in Sweden 🇸🇪
@@TSMAdventures nice one I lived there as a kid kristenhamn. Was a great place to grow up
Chears for you time and videos
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all that building and I've gotta say, I was kinda disappointed to see those tarps being thrown on. I was really hopeful on seeing something a little more traditional and bushcrafty. oh well, I guess it works...
Ah that's to bad, this way I don't have to do any maintenance on it and it was the fastest way to go at it. I needed to finish it before I started to work again, I won't have time to do very much filming and editing from now on.
@@TSMAdventures it's all good, I'll still look forward to seeing your adventures, when ever you find the time to put out new content. Hope your summer is going well!
If this was a temporary shelter you don't need the tarps, however for a long term build the wood would rot underneath eventually and the roof would collapse. I've seen a lot of experienced bushcrafters use tarps. Well done Adam.
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Can you do a video on lashings?
Sure, I'll put it on my to-do list 👍
Question: is it possible to make the roof 100% waterproof without tarps? Thicker moss layer maybe?
Sure thing, with moss only I would need a lot of it, and it would also need more maintenance. Moss is perfect for a shorter-term camp but it will dry out on some parts after a while. I was planning to use tree bark and then moss on top but since Emma and I, actually will use this a lot in the future I decided to go with the tarps instead :D
they had waterproof roofs before plastic tarps came along.. made from different materials, thatch is one , wood shingles is another, bark is a third.
@@Goldenhawk583 yes, aware of that. Not what I was getting at.
@@BlackshacksBushcraft Oh, ok, I thought you asked for natural waterproofing that would work well on that cabin.. my mistake-
Why did you burn the edges of those two logs at the entrance?
Those are in contact with the ground, burning them will protect them from rotting etc. I also used stones to come up from the ground a little bit.
Me too 🇦🇺👍
Thank you ;D
How much money will costs this vile house my friend?🏡🏡💵💵💰💰💸💸
You will be rich person selling this incredible house man!🏡🏡🏠🏠💵💵💸💸
Haha it's free of charge for anyone who wants to borrow it 😁👍 thank you my friend!
@@TSMAdventures Ok my friend, you have a lot of humor!
Dude. You really need a power saw. Really. LOL
Are you Romanian??
No I'm from Sweden 🇸🇪
Just like Erik geankvist!!i like your videos because you try to explain little bit on your projects
I dont see your dog...
Not in this episode, my wife had the dogs when I was on this trip. 😊🐶🐶
마구 찍어 쓰러뜨리네.
BORING & TEDIOUS.
Ciao dove hai trovato il trapano a mano grazie