I was just getting ready to head out to my workshop when I saw this video come in. When my wife asked me if I was still going out I told her at the moment I had a "Ringing" in my ear. I then told her not to worry because it usually goes away in about forty-five minutes.
The rib. Don't wait too long to get it checked otherwise they may have to break it again to get in in the right place. Or, Gorilla tape it. I live vicariously through your videos. You have made me an even bigger fan of Ryobi tools and Fiskar tools. Maybe someday they can sponsor you and your videos. But then again, you would have to deal with other humans. Stay swanky!
Ooh your poor body has been through a bit 😮. And you just keep going. 🔋 🔋. You sure have a strong, determined mindset. Cannot but respect that attitude. I'm in my 60s and lost a leg last year...As well as suffered a lower back fracture. Still alive. Still kicking,if only one leg. 😂. But hey..we do what we can..Then, because we can we push it even further and usually suffer the consequences. But still we get it done ✅👍. Love the channel content. Love your attitude toward life. Thanks for the inspiration and positive vibes. From New Zealand.
I know you don't want to hear it, but the wood stove in my cabin drives out ALL moisture, it's currently 30% humidity in here and fire's been out since last night. Can heat the place up in about 1 hour, in the coldest part of winter. It almost never goes below 60 degrees inside, and when the fires been stoked too much can reach up to 80 degrees (gotta open a window!). I keep a pot of water on top of the stove at all times so I have it to clean and do dishes with, etc. It really would make some of your struggles a lot easier, and you have free firewood all over the place.. but you're determined to use propane. I hope someday you'll build a guest cabin or another structure that uses a wood stove Ryan, it's really wonderful!
@@boltholeonabudget6526 Not the first time I've mentioned a woodstove either, but it's tough watching him deal with moisture when the answer is right in front of him!
There was something nice about seeing Ryan all comfy and cozy at the end of the video. We usually just see you in work mode and play mode. It was kinda heart warming to see you in cozy mode.
Takin off your rubber boots reminded me as a kid, our Grandmother used to tell us you could go blind if you wore 'rubbers' in the house too much! 😅Thanks for a fond memory.
You might address this later in the video, but......I know you can rebuild it later, but remember you are going to add to the floor. For now, maybe building the bed 4 inches taller than the 5 gallon buckets will help. Cutting legs might be easier than detaching and re- attaching everything to the wall. Hope your rib heals quickly! Thank you for sharing all of this with all of us.
@@bmunday about 3 minutes in, I realized the bed was probably made 2 weeks ago....oh well. I'll start thinking ahead if he mentions something for future builds.
My girlfriend thinks I'm crazy for thinking that you've got it going on and that I'm jealous of this lifestyle... she's in for one rude awakening if I can get my hands on this piece of property just about mid State here in Michigan. I had hoped to find something around Alpena, Michigan but that deal fell through when the owner died and his kids couldn't decide to sell it or not. So, the hunt continues while I keep buying more tools, chainsaws, sharpening files, ..... Keep up the good work and keep these life lessons coming every weekend and we'll all be as happy as a Termite in a sawmill 😅
It would be cool to build a Giant Adirondack chair from the logs and lumber of your property. It could fit two or three people when made on your sky deck or some other high spot with a view of your property. It could have a Ringworm placard on it. I have been binge-watching your channel. Your wit and humor are infectious and the builds are outrageous. Thanks.
Get the floor insulated this spring and it will make a world of difference in the cabin! Great work as always Ryan! You should really get that rib looked at, it gonna bite you the older you get, trust me I’m 59 and hurting from being stubborn when I was young! Looking forward to seeing what you have in store next week! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
The simple excitement of "Oooh, let's use the laser," was satisfying for your subconscious id's gratification.... as if you need to seek a reason to enjoy a laser. Have you sharpened your planer blades yet? I've made a jig that works great so you don't have to keep buying blades.
Life should be just the way you are living!I think if the world could get back in touch with nature things would be better for everyone.Keep the videos coming and be safe!
This is my Saturday morning cartoons with coffee show. Have you considered a kreg jig pocket hole jig? So much your stuff would be cleaner with pocket holes. You can still take it apart if you need it too as long as you don't glue anything.
If you use french fleet to attach the bed to the wall, you can make it different heights and make it sliding slats to extend. They're common if camper van builds
There was a man called Ryan, who lived in a Crooked house😅, slept in a crooked bed, with his crooked rib, giving him a crooked dreams,😴 of building more crooked things.😂 Ringworm at its best, Happy Crooked Bed Day.
Just a thought. There is a slide out bed design that van homes use that might work great for you situation. Sides slide together with ribs(too soon?) Allowing the bed to expand but not be 2x thick. Get better.
I was going to post the same. Expanding slat bed would work a charm. He also could have made a removable bed frame that he only brings in when the girlfriend is visiting.
Hi. I have a suggestion for the next time you drag a log behind your 4wheeler, so the logs don’t dig into the ground when being towed… Whatcha do is get a large sheet of heavy duty plastic, say, 4 foot square. Then screw/nail that to the end of the tree you are towing, making sure the plastic overhangs on the bottom by about 5 inches. The overhanging plastic will tuck under the part of the tree that touches the ground, thereby not plowing into the dirt and becoming stuck. You want to put a large washer on the screw prior to attaching it to the plastic. This will prevent the plastic from being pulled off of the screw when towing. Cheers.
My deepest sympathies on the death of your phone. I experienced a similar loss last summer and might appreciate some of what you're going through. My thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery from your loss. My guess is that you're about 40 minutes from Sault Saint Marie and under an hour from Cheboygan where you could get a replacement. I'm a tightwad and usually replace my dead phones with cheap, refurbished ones from Amazon that have worked great for me. Thanks for the video Ryan! 67.7K
This is a beautiful addition. If I may make a suggestion. Perhaps if you build a bigger cabin with a separate bedroom, maybe consider making like a double bed box spring by making a frame and weave rope like a hammock or something. It might be more comfortable. 🤘
Blessings, Ryan, from this broken-backed 67 yo man in northeast Tennessee. I sincerely hope that your Thanksgiving Day gift will be a healed rib. I know that you’re aware, but you ain’t getting any younger. Backs are amazing, yet fragile structures, when abused. I wish that I’d been more careful with my back,when I was younger. Now…it’s neurosurgeon trips and no relief. TC
Atomic clock is what you were hearing. We have one in Hawaii on the island of Kauai. Land lines and maybe radio signals pick the clock signal as background noise. Can be annoying during phone calls.
WWV Fort Collins Colorado run by the national bureau of standards on 2.5, 5, 10, 15, and 20 MHz it is the time and frequency standards uses an atomic clock standard. Station in Hawaii is WWVH
What has your doctor said about your broken rib, how does the ex-rays look, I hope it heals well and soon, you are so awesome to continue working and creating, Blessings to you, 😊👍💕💕💕
Might I suggest. As a otr truck driver sleeping four nights a week in the truck that you use a lesser sleeping bag while keeping the temp @ 40* at night. Keep a wool blanket close to hand to warm up if necessary. This worked for me, oh and I didn't run high heat inside the cabin wanting to keep it nice and cool ie: 30* to 40*.
I remember now how to make your bed. Remember the old taco boxes for fishing where you open them up and they fold out when both sides. That's how you should make your bed then everything fits in that Box.
An idea for you is to put a foam board to insulate the floor from the room by using a 1-2“ thick foam, under the bed and thus isolate the cold from the buckets of water
May I suggest a great large deck on the front of the cabin. Thereby allowing extra staging for when you're rotating tools and equipment and furniture. Perhaps a set of great large steps, thereby reducing possibility of accidents when traversing. Just saying.
@@malcolmquick3708 Be careful not to “should” on others. It doesn’t make for a great look nor making friends and influencing people. This can end up being an unconscious life-style choice for some … and then they look around in surprised wonder on their solitude.
Ryan, worried about that broken rib. Really need to have that taken care of by a doctor. Don’t want that sticking out for the rest of your life. That’s a long time to be uncomfortable. Just a medical professional’s advice.
Maybe Build a loft bed n then you have all that space underneath for other things couch desk kitchen I think that is how most cabins were designed for people to sleep near the ceiling as heat rises. My old family home all the beds were up stairs.. Just food for thought or upity thinking and your water should be high in a high spot not on or near the floor.
Great video, suggestion might be to put 6ml plastic down underneath the cabin ground to keep moisture coming up and skirting the cabin and have bubble foil wrap on inside of skirting,cost effective and may not have to build up the floor inside.Get well and enjoy your stuff.
When you first built that porch I thought to myself "that will be fun when it's got snow and ice all over it"... and what do you know... just as I thought and now you have a broken rib... you really should get that x-rayed... if you don't get it set back into place you will have that sore spot the rest of your life. My thoughts about the porch were from my past experience here in Idaho and having a similar mishap lol. I'd speculate that you really need a "storm porch" but even a small covered porch/deck might help to prevent a re-occurrence of the slip and slide act.
Ryan, I got a great idea for a build for you a wind power generator. You get windy gust in there every now and then I’ve noticed on your videos. Maybe that could help offset the charging of your jackery when the solar doesn’t work. Just a thought might be a fun build for you
You need a 13amp table saw, that would cut your ripping work in half. Clamp a straight edge to one side, cut 10 boards like that, then set the fence for each board's width. 13amp so your generator can run it within amp range. ALSO: put a water tote in the attic where it's always warm, get an on-demand propane heater for showers, move your shower to the side of the cabin.
First off, I love your channel. Your style of building and decisions on what is important to you and what doesn't matter and can be fudged is exactly what I would do. Second, sorry about both your phone and rib, I hope your rib didn't heal crooked. Finally, a suggestion until the cabin's floor is insulated: get a couple of those pink insulation foam boards to put under the bed to have the watet and stuff on to keep them from freezing. Please keep it up! My work week ends on Saturday, and your videos are my reward while I'm unwinding.
The rib thing doesn't sound good but other than that it seems like you're doing okay. You're making good progress and I'm sure will get everything dialed in to suit you. Stay safe!
A skirt around your cabin would stop your floor freezing problem as well as keep your cabin from loosing heat. It would also help with your humidity fluctuation as well.
I built a shelf beside my desk, for the exact same purpose. Keeps the mouse up away from everything else. And, with a 'pad' cut out of a memory foam mattress, to lay my arm on, while using the mouse.. Completely eliminated carpal tunnel.
Get a Hard Bristle Boot Brush and make a holder for it on your porch, so you can knock off any gunk before getting inside. Although, making a double entry way would be best. That way you could take off your boots and any other item that has gunk on it, prior to getting inside. Also will help to keep your steps from becoming a safety hazard, again. For the flooring, walls and ceiling try getting a roll or two of double sided reflective radiant barrier (5mm). Only thing is, you will have to remove you floor and walls to put it on. It's better than freezing your butt off during colder temps or overheating yourself during hotter temps. Heal up soon.
Another way you can do. It is put a board coming from the wall. Then one hooking to the board part of the bed and then at the board. Just you can slide every other board out and make a bed on dual X. He's a Van builder for people that travel around. He's on youtube and you can look him up
Ryan, I know you have mentioned several times about building a treehouse, there is a channel called “Survival Builder” a couple of Phillipino guys build one 15m in the top of a tree. You might get some ideas from that video! ❤❤
You need to get there is a thin type of insulation (1/4 inch thick) that comes in a roll; it has a silver Mylar sheet on one side and the other side is a synthetic rubbery type material that insulates. You buy it in a roll. You could roll it out on your floor with the silver side up and staple it to the floor and it would really help with keeping the floor warm and it would cut down on how much propane you need to heat the building.
Yes, "bubble foil". Made by Reflectix. I came across this following "Boss of the Swamp" TH-cam channel. Here is a link to a video he did on it: th-cam.com/video/xPTJD9nuWvQ/w-d-xo.html He also provides links to where you can buy.
Just made my Saturday morning here in England 🇬🇧 . I'm going to sit down with a cup of Tea and enjoy!😊
Me too - TWININGS’
us Canadians appreciated the little " eh" at the end ....lol
I was just getting ready to head out to my workshop when I saw this video come in. When my wife asked me if I was still going out I told her at the moment I had a "Ringing" in my ear. I then told her not to worry because it usually goes away in about forty-five minutes.
😂😂😂
Same here! I can always put off heading out to the shop for the weekly U.P. woods report.
Yeah, I delayed chores to watch this too. Lol
I just had something to do upstairs, ill be back in 45 mins
Better than telling her you had a ringworm 😂
I can’t wait for Saturday morning to watch some ringworm 😎👍👍🇨🇦
You have ARRIVED my friend. Looks great. Spring is so close. Hang in there & may your healing continue. Your videos are MUCH appreciated.
The rib. Don't wait too long to get it checked otherwise they may have to break it again to get in in the right place. Or, Gorilla tape it. I live vicariously through your videos. You have made me an even bigger fan of Ryobi tools and Fiskar tools. Maybe someday they can sponsor you and your videos. But then again, you would have to deal with other humans. Stay swanky!
Morning Ringers ❤
A slide-out bed frame like they use in schoolies would be perfect for you! Love the channel and your humor!
Super idea !
i thought the same thing but he didn't hear me lmao.
knew i shoulda read further down...beaten to the idea
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Ooh your poor body has been through a bit 😮. And you just keep going. 🔋 🔋. You sure have a strong, determined mindset. Cannot but respect that attitude. I'm in my 60s and lost a leg last year...As well as suffered a lower back fracture. Still alive. Still kicking,if only one leg. 😂. But hey..we do what we can..Then, because we can we push it even further and usually suffer the consequences. But still we get it done ✅👍. Love the channel content. Love your attitude toward life. Thanks for the inspiration and positive vibes. From New Zealand.
Always fun to visit your life in the woods. Get that rib fixed, tho. 😬 Don’t want you regretting it in a few years.
I know you don't want to hear it, but the wood stove in my cabin drives out ALL moisture, it's currently 30% humidity in here and fire's been out since last night. Can heat the place up in about 1 hour, in the coldest part of winter. It almost never goes below 60 degrees inside, and when the fires been stoked too much can reach up to 80 degrees (gotta open a window!). I keep a pot of water on top of the stove at all times so I have it to clean and do dishes with, etc. It really would make some of your struggles a lot easier, and you have free firewood all over the place.. but you're determined to use propane. I hope someday you'll build a guest cabin or another structure that uses a wood stove Ryan, it's really wonderful!
He has been told this many times. Some people won't listen to reason because they have to be right.
@@boltholeonabudget6526 Not the first time I've mentioned a woodstove either, but it's tough watching him deal with moisture when the answer is right in front of him!
There was something nice about seeing Ryan all comfy and cozy at the end of the video. We usually just see you in work mode and play mode. It was kinda heart warming to see you in cozy mode.
Takin off your rubber boots reminded me as a kid, our Grandmother used to tell us you could go blind if you wore 'rubbers' in the house too much! 😅Thanks for a fond memory.
Thanks Ryan for letting us come along. Maybe an insulated floor matt under the bed might help with the cold floor? Take care and be well. Peace!
And that Matt might be enjoyed by future dog also ;-) 😜
Bubble foil wrap the floor like Boss of the Swamp! Toasty in no time!
You might address this later in the video, but......I know you can rebuild it later, but remember you are going to add to the floor. For now, maybe building the bed 4 inches taller than the 5 gallon buckets will help. Cutting legs might be easier than detaching and re- attaching everything to the wall. Hope your rib heals quickly! Thank you for sharing all of this with all of us.
I was thinking that too....
its too bad these arent real time right? like any advice is... tardy. :(
@@bmunday about 3 minutes in, I realized the bed was probably made 2 weeks ago....oh well. I'll start thinking ahead if he mentions something for future builds.
My girlfriend thinks I'm crazy for thinking that you've got it going on and that I'm jealous of this lifestyle... she's in for one rude awakening if I can get my hands on this piece of property just about mid State here in Michigan. I had hoped to find something around Alpena, Michigan but that deal fell through when the owner died and his kids couldn't decide to sell it or not. So, the hunt continues while I keep buying more tools, chainsaws, sharpening files, .....
Keep up the good work and keep these life lessons coming every weekend and we'll all be as happy as a Termite in a sawmill 😅
Rayn still remember to rest that rib and put a handrails on the outside steps be happy be safe see you next week
It would be cool to build a Giant Adirondack chair from the logs and lumber of your property. It could fit two or three people when made on your sky deck or some other high spot with a view of your property. It could have a Ringworm placard on it. I have been binge-watching your channel. Your wit and humor are infectious and the builds are outrageous. Thanks.
Get the floor insulated this spring and it will make a world of difference in the cabin! Great work as always Ryan! You should really get that rib looked at, it gonna bite you the older you get, trust me I’m 59 and hurting from being stubborn when I was young! Looking forward to seeing what you have in store next week! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
The simple excitement of "Oooh, let's use the laser," was satisfying for your subconscious id's gratification.... as if you need to seek a reason to enjoy a laser.
Have you sharpened your planer blades yet? I've made a jig that works great so you don't have to keep buying blades.
Life should be just the way you are living!I think if the world could get back in touch with nature things would be better for everyone.Keep the videos coming and be safe!
Well said, Jeremy.
Since you can't start the chain saw, a RYOBI electric chain saw would be quite useful for some lite cutting.
I was thinking the same thing
Great minds think alike as well as simultaneously.
Exactly. I'm a 'little old lady' and I wander around my property with my hubby's RYOBI all the time. 👍
This is my Saturday morning cartoons with coffee show. Have you considered a kreg jig pocket hole jig? So much your stuff would be cleaner with pocket holes. You can still take it apart if you need it too as long as you don't glue anything.
This man is living every thirteen-year-old boys dream!!!! Retire to the forest away from everyone and build forts everyday! I'm actually jealous,
😆 “Old school antenna…” is like saying “old school laws of physics!” 😊
I would build a Murphy bed. Fold it up when not in use - simple!
SW stands for short wave. You can get stations from across the world on short wave.
If you use french fleet to attach the bed to the wall, you can make it different heights and make it sliding slats to extend. They're common if camper van builds
Nice to see you enjoying the fruits of all your labor. 🎉
There was a man called Ryan, who lived in a Crooked house😅, slept in a crooked bed, with his crooked rib, giving him a crooked dreams,😴 of building more crooked things.😂 Ringworm at its best, Happy Crooked Bed Day.
Just a thought. There is a slide out bed design that van homes use that might work great for you situation. Sides slide together with ribs(too soon?) Allowing the bed to expand but not be 2x thick. Get better.
I was going to post the same. Expanding slat bed would work a charm. He also could have made a removable bed frame that he only brings in when the girlfriend is visiting.
Hi.
I have a suggestion for the next time you drag a log behind your 4wheeler, so the logs don’t dig into the ground when being towed…
Whatcha do is get a large sheet of heavy duty plastic, say, 4 foot square. Then screw/nail that to the end of the tree you are towing, making sure the plastic overhangs on the bottom by about 5 inches. The overhanging plastic will tuck under the part of the tree that touches the ground, thereby not plowing into the dirt and becoming stuck.
You want to put a large washer on the screw prior to attaching it to the plastic. This will prevent the plastic from being pulled off of the screw when towing.
Cheers.
My deepest sympathies on the death of your phone. I experienced a similar loss last summer and might appreciate some of what you're going through. My thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery from your loss. My guess is that you're about 40 minutes from Sault Saint Marie and under an hour from Cheboygan where you could get a replacement. I'm a tightwad and usually replace my dead phones with cheap, refurbished ones from Amazon that have worked great for me. Thanks for the video Ryan!
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An analogue book? Wow. From the before times... 🙂 Thanks for the videos. Stay safe out there. And get that rib looked at.
I swear man, you should’ve been an engineer. This is awesome! keep up the great Work.
You never disappoint me. Always interesting to watch you in action. ❤️❤️
You need a cheap Android phone to use as a backup for weeks like this.
The cabin build is looking good. Still lots of room for improvement.
A fold-up-against-the-wall Murphy style bed(s) would give you lots of daytime floor space.
You gotta love it when a plan comes together!
I like the fact you didn’t cut out the mistakes made, makes you more real.
This is a beautiful addition.
If I may make a suggestion. Perhaps if you build a bigger cabin with a separate bedroom, maybe consider making like a double bed box spring by making a frame and weave rope like a hammock or something. It might be more comfortable.
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You need to add a fold down wire shelf directly above your heater. A cookie sheet on wire shelf would make a great warming tray.
I was about to write the same thing. He'll have his own warming station 😊
Mornin 👋😎👍
LV It~~A Mouce Bed !!!! Carry On !!
I always find time to watch these, some of the very few vids I’ll click on as soon as I see it! Livin the dream
Blessings, Ryan, from this broken-backed 67 yo man in northeast Tennessee. I sincerely hope that your Thanksgiving Day gift will be a healed rib. I know that you’re aware, but you ain’t getting any younger. Backs are amazing, yet fragile structures, when abused. I wish that I’d been more careful with my back,when I was younger. Now…it’s neurosurgeon trips and no relief. TC
Atomic clock is what you were hearing. We have one in Hawaii on the island of Kauai. Land lines and maybe radio signals pick the clock signal as background noise. Can be annoying during phone calls.
WWV Fort Collins Colorado run by the national bureau of standards on 2.5, 5, 10, 15, and 20 MHz it is the time and frequency standards uses an atomic clock standard. Station in Hawaii is WWVH
What has your doctor said about your broken rib, how does the ex-rays look, I hope it heals well and soon, you are so awesome to continue working and creating, Blessings to you, 😊👍💕💕💕
black iron 3/4 pipe for bed legs and slide out spare bed like used in all the tiny house van conversions online
Might I suggest. As a otr truck driver sleeping four nights a week in the truck that you use a lesser sleeping bag while keeping the temp @ 40* at night. Keep a wool blanket close to hand to warm up if necessary. This worked for me, oh and I didn't run high heat inside the cabin wanting to keep it nice and cool ie: 30* to 40*.
I remember now how to make your bed. Remember the old taco boxes for fishing where you open them up and they fold out when both sides. That's how you should make your bed then everything fits in that Box.
An idea for you is to put a foam board to insulate the floor from the room by using a 1-2“ thick foam, under the bed and thus isolate the cold from the buckets of water
May I suggest a great large deck on the front of the cabin.
Thereby allowing extra staging for when you're rotating tools and equipment and furniture.
Perhaps a set of great large steps, thereby reducing possibility of accidents when traversing.
Just saying.
Looks Very Nice! Our well designed frame can fracture when stressed but then mend itself. That is impressive! Ron PTL USA🤔
At some time in the near future your going to have to get under the cabin and insulate then seal the insulation so it won't fall out
Should've put the insulation under the floor before you laid the floor
@@malcolmquick3708 Be careful not to “should” on others. It doesn’t make for a great look nor making friends and influencing people. This can end up being an unconscious life-style choice for some … and then they look around in surprised wonder on their solitude.
@@justincase3108 it's only a suggestion not a demand or trying to force someone to think my may
Ryan, worried about that broken rib. Really need to have that taken care of by a doctor. Don’t want that sticking out for the rest of your life. That’s a long time to be uncomfortable. Just a medical professional’s advice.
Great job Ryan! Hope your rib heals soon! Go easy!
You've got a cozy little cabin going on Ryan. Good job. Get well soon.
Another good video Ryan! That place is coming together nicely!
We enjoy watching your channel. Suggest you go see a chiropractor to put your rib back in place. Been there numerous times
SW = Sort Wave. Love Ringworm
It's comforting to see Ryan safe from the super cold
Maybe Build a loft bed n then you have all that space underneath for other things couch desk kitchen I think that is how most cabins were designed for people to sleep near the ceiling as heat rises. My old family home all the beds were up stairs.. Just food for thought or upity thinking and your water should be high in a high spot not on or near the floor.
SW is short wave radio. Great video!
If you run out of room with all your furniture, you can always add on for a bedroom-ish area
Right.. for when the DOG shows up.
Great video, suggestion might be to put 6ml plastic down underneath the cabin ground to keep moisture coming up and skirting the cabin and have bubble foil wrap on inside of skirting,cost effective and may not have to build up the floor inside.Get well and enjoy your stuff.
When you first built that porch I thought to myself "that will be fun when it's got snow and ice all over it"... and what do you know... just as I thought and now you have a broken rib... you really should get that x-rayed... if you don't get it set back into place you will have that sore spot the rest of your life. My thoughts about the porch were from my past experience here in Idaho and having a similar mishap lol. I'd speculate that you really need a "storm porch" but even a small covered porch/deck might help to prevent a re-occurrence of the slip and slide act.
Ryan, I got a great idea for a build for you a wind power generator. You get windy gust in there every now and then I’ve noticed on your videos. Maybe that could help offset the charging of your jackery when the solar doesn’t work. Just a thought might be a fun build for you
Love the build 👍😜
The gods of the pine trees are smiling on me, imperial, can you say the same?
You need a 13amp table saw, that would cut your ripping work in half. Clamp a straight edge to one side, cut 10 boards like that, then set the fence for each board's width.
13amp so your generator can run it within amp range.
ALSO: put a water tote in the attic where it's always warm, get an on-demand propane heater for showers, move your shower to the side of the cabin.
First off, I love your channel. Your style of building and decisions on what is important to you and what doesn't matter and can be fudged is exactly what I would do. Second, sorry about both your phone and rib, I hope your rib didn't heal crooked. Finally, a suggestion until the cabin's floor is insulated: get a couple of those pink insulation foam boards to put under the bed to have the watet and stuff on to keep them from freezing.
Please keep it up! My work week ends on Saturday, and your videos are my reward while I'm unwinding.
Love your progress, it’s coming along nicely
The rib thing doesn't sound good but other than that it seems like you're doing okay. You're making good progress and I'm sure will get everything dialed in to suit you. Stay safe!
Keep well, hope you get communicating back really soon. Stay warm be well.
LOL, close captions says, "music" while you're planing.
A skirt around your cabin would stop your floor freezing problem as well as keep your cabin from loosing heat. It would also help with your humidity fluctuation as well.
3" solid pink foam sheets.They come 4'×8'. Rip them to what you need. Buy em at any big box home store. Cover them with anything you see fit to use.
I built a shelf beside my desk, for the exact same purpose. Keeps the mouse up away from everything else. And, with a 'pad' cut out of a memory foam mattress, to lay my arm on, while using the mouse.. Completely eliminated carpal tunnel.
Nice; you may get more table room if you put the hinges on the inside of your cubby.
Under full gallop bed will fall down better add post along the walls. Slotted bed design is what is needed. Brutal video to watch
picking up my new Sthil saw tuesday looking forward to milling some white pine
You should put bubble foil on the floor underneath the cabine. So it keeps it warmer.
Build a vestibule around your porch. Getting rid of mud and snow, that is what they are for.
You should extend your porch and screen it in, so you can do your messy stuff on the porch. That's my suggestion, for what it's worth.
This was the best day of the cabin build the first night in the warm bed you got her done great job as always
Great job on the bed! As usual, your craftsmanship shines through! Time to consider insulation for that floor.
Arnt you going to have to move that up when you insulate the floor? same with the desk or did you already account for that?
Get a Hard Bristle Boot Brush and make a holder for it on your porch, so you can knock off any gunk before getting inside. Although, making a double entry way would be best. That way you could take off your boots and any other item that has gunk on it, prior to getting inside. Also will help to keep your steps from becoming a safety hazard, again. For the flooring, walls and ceiling try getting a roll or two of double sided reflective radiant barrier (5mm). Only thing is, you will have to remove you floor and walls to put it on. It's better than freezing your butt off during colder temps or overheating yourself during hotter temps. Heal up soon.
Another way you can do. It is put a board coming from the wall. Then one hooking to the board part of the bed and then at the board. Just you can slide every other board out and make a bed on dual X. He's a Van builder for people that travel around. He's on youtube and you can look him up
For the flip out section have a set of 2x4’s that slide out to support the flip out
Great job
You need a ceiling fan over by the door, to circulate the heat. 😂
time for a sun dial and a moon dial!
The fan loom bubble wrap installation and cover over it toward it holds the bomb up and I don't like it that won't eat through it
Ryan make girlfrieds bed like a fold down murphy bed against the wall. This way bed footprint will not encroach on cabin space when you are alone
Just some old school fix, try rapping to hold the rib. It's not comfortable but will keep it from moving every time you do.
Quite a productive week. Well done!
Ryan, I know you have mentioned several times about building a treehouse, there is a channel called “Survival Builder” a couple of Phillipino guys build one 15m in the top of a tree. You might get some ideas from that video! ❤❤
Instead of flip out bed, would slide out slats be better. I made one for my motohome. Possibly, you've already made it already
You need to get there is a thin type of insulation (1/4 inch thick) that comes in a roll; it has a silver Mylar sheet on one side and the other side is a synthetic rubbery type material that insulates. You buy it in a roll. You could roll it out on your floor with the silver side up and staple it to the floor and it would really help with keeping the floor warm and it would cut down on how much propane you need to heat the building.
Yes, "bubble foil". Made by Reflectix. I came across this following "Boss of the Swamp" TH-cam channel. Here is a link to a video he did on it: th-cam.com/video/xPTJD9nuWvQ/w-d-xo.html He also provides links to where you can buy.