@@dima-veselthat’s not true because every board he used was pressure treated‼️ and if he coats all the non pressure treated wood with coats of polyurethane then they will hold fine as well👏🏾 find a solution not negativity to add to the pot
Hey buddy awesome tree house. One thing you should be wearing your fall protection until your done completely. If you fall from that height it's game over. I'm a tower climber in the states and I'm getting anxiety watching you work that close to a leading edge with out your harness on. Be careful please!
Ya I had both these thoughts shortly after starting the video saw the first few stairs and how he had gone thru so much bark and around the tree no less but then he got to the entirely rotten side and was just like oh nvm😂
One hell of a job I think pal... about all these haters putting you down in the comments I guarantee half of um haven't even attempted to build a treehouse... Keep it up love it 👍
more like 93.8 % have never attempted any kind of building... Some of the criticisms were just - perhaps comments such as relating to the deadness of the tree etc. - but 99.92 % of the population like criticizing and bitching MORE THAN anything else, so what can you do ?
Does the fact that the tree is probably dead not concern you. I would think that the wind factor might be concerning. I would run some support wires from the platform to nearby trees as a precautionary measure. I have built a treehouse or two and I always built in living trees and built stairs and platforms to get up to the deck. Be careful..
Not sure where this is, but here in the south US, pine trees are cut down as soon as we determine they are dead. Ask any insurance adjuster. Dead pines will be the first to be blown down in a storm.
I thought so too, at first. Then he treated te underground portion of his poles. Makes no sense to save those if the rest is going to rot/be destroyed.@@flynn6737
Thank you guys in showing me a new way to build steps up to my tree house. I am living off the grid and had a ramp steps up that is hooked on to a hand winch to pull them up at night to keep us safe from bears and mountain lions from getting up to the tree house. But now you gave me a better idea to make it safer to get up to the treehouse and to keep beats and mountain lions out. Thank you for your videos
Bears and mountain lions can both climb trees easily. You need to wrap the tree with something sharp and pokey that will make it impossible for animals to climb up past. Only that way will you be safe upstairs.
@@GoodwillCriminalsOfDallas not really I have only had 1 instance with a MTN lion and she was just curious. Bears tend to not bother the treehouse only the garden 😂
Certain plants drive animals away. Marigold smells drive deer away from gardens. I found that only an electric fence will keep bears out. @@anthonymalliris2089
That wont keep either from climbing up, in fact may make it easier. Regardless he effectively killed that tree by "ringing it" and destroying it's cambium phloem layer.
@@rcwatt9997I was wondering about this. I am building a treehouse, but I was worried that putting too many large bolts/screws on a tree would kill it so my treehouse uses 3 trees for support and my stairs are totally detached from the trees and just go from ground to the base. His winding stairs do look better and are cool, but they seem a little unsafe and are asking a lot of that tree.
im a chippy, and i just love the creativity youve done. god damn gorgeous. looks safer than most homes built these days. definitely last longer. some bears are gonna make use of this.
I love your treehouse, very impressive. The stairs look fantastic , great design. I would have used treated timber though, especially on the stairs, bigger and more supports and not built it in a dead tree, other than that, it really is excellent. Just be careful , as other people have pointed out, it won't last because the tree is dead, the roots could be rotting as we speak .
I am one who always likes making sure there is extra safety backup, so maybe look into getting steel handles (as seen on kitchen cabinets) and drill them into the tree going up the stairs, so you've another place to hold onto in case the railing gives out in the future? Of course a safety harness attached to a steel cable hooked up at the top would also be good to have on when going up or down stairs.
The way you spent the money for all the wood and other equipment, you could build an amazing house on ground without life risk. A rotten tree is not at all safe. To be true, your math calculations and determination is awesome. God Bless You ❤
Очень высоко Вы забрались, даже смотреть страшновато. И проверили дерево на надёжность, наверное, раз решились на такую постройку. Успехов Вам! Будем с интересом наблюдать❤❤❤
Crazy how the world worked day and night to modernize and advance but then we are the same people to come here and watch these videos for satisfaction. Proves that somewhere we went wrong and did too much.
Sho-Sugi-ban (spelling?) is the ancient Japanese method of wood preservation achieved by charring the ends of logs. I speak from experience in saying it works well.
@@izzyplusplusplus1004 Basic observation here, you don't pick a tree that is on its way out and build a giant structure in it. This is going to get someone killed. Couch or no couch anyone can see this was a bad idea.
you thick headed youtube commenters realize that all the wood he's adding on to it is dead too right? dead wood is strong. if it's not rotten, it's not going to just fall over or break in half lmao. smh
I know I'm not the first to wonder about it, but that tree is WELL into the rotten stage and not safe to build into in my humble opinion. If this is just a video to showcase the ideas and building techniques then kudos, there are some really cool ideas, but i would certainly not try and use the treehouse for any length of time.
those are high strength steel screws made for those kinds of connections. he may not be an engineer but he is very good, with an intuitive sense of what works. notice on the larger connections he is never happy with one good screw from one angle but still looking for another place to put another at the same joint but from a different angle that is optimally placed for the overall strength of that particular connection.
@@scooter2163 this structure is unsafe on day one but two years from now it won't even be useable without constant repairs or upgrades. as many have pointed out the tree it is built in is completely dead and much of his ingenious handrail is well rotted. Another major concern is the joinery, most of what he's using is drywall screws and the angle brackets are dangerously undersized. This guy and his video aren't bad, and I got no hate for any of it. It is exactly how I built tree forts when I was eleven years old.
@@sandygoldstrike6451 Those are definitely NOT drywall screws. And you speak like this thing is in the middle of a big city and he expects 3000 visitors a day in a couple weeks. Lighten up, YOU don't have to go find this and get on it.
@@sandygoldstrike6451 Well, you are of course welcome to share your opinion, and you weren't entirely wrong in every way either. I just think this guy is having fun and building an extremely solid tree fort/house thingy.
I would have grafted a variety of fruit tree branches as your risers going up the steps. In a few years they will bond to the tree and you will have an endless amount of fruits to pick on the way up those stairs. If the fruits matured and fell to the ground you'd have a few choices about what's for dinner. Of course, keep the cross-bow up top ready for action.
Great work. If you figure out how to rig pulley systems (pretty easy) then hauling those big logs and other heavy loads up and down with mechanical advantage helps A LOT.
My option. This video is to show how it’s done. Dead tree, live tree doesn’t really matter. The fact the new timber is cut and not sealed can be seen as the build is for the video and then dismantled. Then the original tree dead or not can be taken down and sold. Check the surrounding trees…. Mostly young growth. We are lucky someone is willing to teach before taking from an old tree. Only my opinion.
This looks great! But I really would prefer it if you used barbed nails, or unhardened screws. If untreated wood gets to experience the full extent of the elements, while being put under pressure regularely the hardened screws holding it togeather has a safe lifespan of like 3 to 5 years. If you have hard winters then maybe as low as 1 to 3 years, after that the risk of them snapping on you will be very real. Please be careful, we need more guys like you, not less!
Looks fun. I'm a bit confused as to why you started the flooring from the outer edge back to the stairs and the walls before the floor was completed? I'm guessing you have a reason?
Love the stairs. I’m sissy too high for me. I was staying in a high rise hotel. All night I thought about running to the balcony and jumping off. So can’t go very high.
We used to trek down to beach cabin and they used disguarded branches too l have to say when it rained these were so slippery and bark often slipped off. This stair case was down about 150 feet so by the time we got down there we sure had our exercise for the day. Carrying food down or anything was very tricky.
I appreciate the design of the spiral staircase, but it would be improved by incorporating a dedicated landing instead of an open hole in the floor entry. A floor entry style proves inconvenient, especially when carrying items during entry or exit. A dedicate stair landing would enhance both safety and functionality, providing a more practical solution compared to the current setup, which seems better suited for a child's treehouse.
I am an 18 year old girl whose brother kicked me out of the house, but I can only make a temporary bamboo house and survive in the forest. My video is not as beautiful as yours. I really like your video
![How To Build House On The Tree 12m And Swimming Pool [ Part I ]](/img/n.gif)
I'm tired of seeing so called tree houses that are just houses on stilts leaning against a tree but this is a true treehouse masterpiece !!!
Этот шедевр через 5 лет сгниет и рухнет.
@@dima-veselthat’s not true because every board he used was pressure treated‼️ and if he coats all the non pressure treated wood with coats of polyurethane then they will hold fine as well👏🏾 find a solution not negativity to add to the pot
Can’t do anything about the tree being old tho it’s got maybe 8 years
Hey buddy awesome tree house. One thing you should be wearing your fall protection until your done completely. If you fall from that height it's game over. I'm a tower climber in the states and I'm getting anxiety watching you work that close to a leading edge with out your harness on. Be careful please!
😂
I bet your wife gets excited when you give safety advice to strangers online. Red panties are out tonight for sure
Agreed.
Yes absolutely, be safe brother!
Living on the edge!
No such thing as an obstacle, just provide man with his tools! Genius! 👍👍👍
A little piece of advice from a lifetime of experience as a builder. Usually we finish the floor structure before we start walls.
@chadbreton4951- what is keeping this wood from rotting,the tree from dieing and the whole house from collapsing within a year?
how about the 4 x 2 floor joists 😂😂 at 1200 centres 🤣🤣🤣 ffs this things a death trap I'm not even a builder and I can see that
bro the whole thing is built on 4 lengths of 4 x 2 🤦♂️
Hi im just curious , why do you normally starts normally the floors when building a house? From philippines...hope to get response from you sir
2 videos later after this, you might as well throw all that "experiences" of judging right away out the window
Pretty amazing and looks nice with the candles. He will get all the ladies up there.
Hey, idjit! You're cutting into the water-bearing parts of the tree; you're killing it.
Don’t worry, the tree is already dead
Ya I had both these thoughts shortly after starting the video saw the first few stairs and how he had gone thru so much bark and around the tree no less but then he got to the entirely rotten side and was just like oh nvm😂
This is what my childhood dream was made of. Lovely!
Get Busy , Times a waste'n...
One hell of a job I think pal... about all these haters putting you down in the comments I guarantee half of um haven't even attempted to build a treehouse... Keep it up love it 👍
more like 93.8 % have never attempted any kind of building... Some of the criticisms were just - perhaps comments such as relating to the deadness of the tree etc. - but 99.92 % of the population like criticizing and bitching MORE THAN anything else, so what can you do ?
Does the fact that the tree is probably dead not concern you. I would think that the wind factor might be concerning. I would run some support wires from the platform to nearby trees as a precautionary measure. I have built a treehouse or two and I always built in living trees and built stairs and platforms to get up to the deck. Be careful..
😂
Not sure where this is, but here in the south US, pine trees are cut down as soon as we determine they are dead. Ask any insurance adjuster. Dead pines will be the first to be blown down in a storm.
The fact he’s using fresh cut unsealed timber to build shows it’s not meant to last.
Just showing the build for video and then probably dismantling.
I thought so too, at first. Then he treated te underground portion of his poles. Makes no sense to save those if the rest is going to rot/be destroyed.@@flynn6737
Why would you do all this for a video..tree house will collapse within a year..TH-camrs don't make much at all ..silly
Thank you guys in showing me a new way to build steps up to my tree house.
I am living off the grid and had a ramp steps up that is hooked on to a hand winch to pull them up at night to keep us safe from bears and mountain lions from getting up to the tree house.
But now you gave me a better idea to make it safer to get up to the treehouse and to keep beats and mountain lions out.
Thank you for your videos
Bears and mountain lions can both climb trees easily. You need to wrap the tree with something sharp and pokey that will make it impossible for animals to climb up past. Only that way will you be safe upstairs.
@@GoodwillCriminalsOfDallas not really I have only had 1 instance with a MTN lion and she was just curious. Bears tend to not bother the treehouse only the garden 😂
Certain plants drive animals away. Marigold smells drive deer away from gardens. I found that only an electric fence will keep bears out. @@anthonymalliris2089
That wont keep either from climbing up, in fact may make it easier. Regardless he effectively killed that tree by "ringing it" and destroying it's cambium phloem layer.
@@rcwatt9997I was wondering about this. I am building a treehouse, but I was worried that putting too many large bolts/screws on a tree would kill it so my treehouse uses 3 trees for support and my stairs are totally detached from the trees and just go from ground to the base. His winding stairs do look better and are cool, but they seem a little unsafe and are asking a lot of that tree.
Artwork in the rails makes the build look rustic but beautiful 😍
Thank you for all the hard work people nowadays do not know what it takes to do all this 👍👍👍
I'd just like to know why the big white rock dumped in some random spot & also why that particular tree to cordon off?
me too....left us in the dark!!
I was wondering the same dang thing. Why dump the rock? That fence around the tree won’t stop anything from eating it.
I’m only 4 minutes in and I’m impressed! Cant wait to see the finished product! I would def live in a tree house!! 🏡
Life time builder his problem solving ability is great.stairs are no easy chore especially one riser at a time,
You are truly one with your tree. Pretty bad ass. Nice work.
im a chippy, and i just love the creativity youve done. god damn gorgeous. looks safer than most homes built these days. definitely last longer. some bears are gonna make use of this.
I love your treehouse, very impressive. The stairs look fantastic , great design. I would have used treated timber though, especially on the stairs, bigger and more supports and not built it in a dead tree, other than that, it really is excellent. Just be careful , as other people have pointed out, it won't last because the tree is dead, the roots could be rotting as we speak .
Mantap sahabatku.. salam dari indonesian...🙏🙏
Great built. It will be amazing when it snows.
Stairs and it’s railing awesome!!!!! Loved watching every second
Wow, it's great that this person made a very beautiful tree house
I am one who always likes making sure there is extra safety backup, so maybe look into getting steel handles (as seen on kitchen cabinets) and drill them into the tree going up the stairs, so you've another place to hold onto in case the railing gives out in the future? Of course a safety harness attached to a steel cable hooked up at the top would also be good to have on when going up or down stairs.
The way you spent the money for all the wood and other equipment, you could build an amazing house on ground without life risk. A rotten tree is not at all safe. To be true, your math calculations and determination is awesome. God Bless You ❤
Очень высоко Вы забрались, даже смотреть страшновато. И проверили дерево на надёжность, наверное, раз решились на такую постройку. Успехов Вам! Будем с интересом наблюдать❤❤❤
Мунун баарын эч ким окубай турган болсо жазгандан эмне кереги бар?
@@eull768к тебе такой же вопрос
nice tree house friend, may you always be in God's protection. Thank you for your interesting video
Crazy how the world worked day and night to modernize and advance but then we are the same people to come here and watch these videos for satisfaction. Proves that somewhere we went wrong and did too much.
Your house is wonderful. I will also make such a tree house on my next jungle adventure
Awesome job! love how you incorporated the branches into the stair railing. Looking forward for the finished tree house
Домик они уже давно доделали вчера смотрел
Damn thats absolutely amazing 👏 my uncles a professional tree climber and arborist and is currently doing the same just not quite at that level
your skills are extraordinary and your cooking very impressed
Thank you very much, I enjoyed watching it
very good 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Хорошая работа!!!🎉🎉🎉
Sho-Sugi-ban (spelling?) is the ancient Japanese method of wood preservation achieved by charring the ends of logs. I speak from experience in saying it works well.
I think I'll look for the most dead tree in the forest, then build a treehouse in it. What can be safer?
Sitting on your couch, making a comment, could possibly be safer.
@@izzyplusplusplus1004 Basic observation here, you don't pick a tree that is on its way out and build a giant structure in it. This is going to get someone killed. Couch or no couch anyone can see this was a bad idea.
you thick headed youtube commenters realize that all the wood he's adding on to it is dead too right? dead wood is strong. if it's not rotten, it's not going to just fall over or break in half lmao. smh
Nice Tree house 🏡❤.
Living wilderness with all the electric tools must be brilliant .
If you don't like the content jxt fuck off!
Very clever worker. Great build. Should be very proud. Bravo. Job well done. 😂
I know I'm not the first to wonder about it, but that tree is WELL into the rotten stage and not safe to build into in my humble opinion. If this is just a video to showcase the ideas and building techniques then kudos, there are some really cool ideas, but i would certainly not try and use the treehouse for any length of time.
Amazing built especially the spiral ladder leading to ur tree house, good job, keep it up & keep the tape rolling 👍❣️
Great stuff, very interesting. Really looking forward to seeing the project finished 👍🏻
Mas que ótimo uma casa 🏠 como esta na árvore 🌳 🌳 e os meus parabéns pra vocês todos
Awesome job, congratulations
Ha buddy love looking at your work oll good thanks. CMC.
Super love it ❤❤❤
a masterpiece on a tree, the house is so tall
Wow Sejuk Alam 😍👌👍
Nice Dipper hat! Just got my son one a few weeks ago!
good to see someone using there initiative for a change using power tools lol
Can’t wait to see it finished
It's owe some tree house.. Really enjoyable video..
Awesome job...👍👍👍👍👍
Whats the shear rating on those screws?
I hope this doesnt become a costly lesson to you. It looks beautiful, but also extremely hazardous.
those are high strength steel screws made for those kinds of connections. he may not be an engineer but he is very good, with an intuitive sense of what works. notice on the larger connections he is never happy with one good screw from one angle but still looking for another place to put another at the same joint but from a different angle that is optimally placed for the overall strength of that particular connection.
@@scooter2163 this structure is unsafe on day one but two years from now it won't even be useable without constant repairs or upgrades. as many have pointed out the tree it is built in is completely dead and much of his ingenious handrail is well rotted. Another major concern is the joinery, most of what he's using is drywall screws and the angle brackets are dangerously undersized.
This guy and his video aren't bad, and I got no hate for any of it. It is exactly how I built tree forts when I was eleven years old.
@@sandygoldstrike6451 Those are definitely NOT drywall screws. And you speak like this thing is in the middle of a big city and he expects 3000 visitors a day in a couple weeks. Lighten up, YOU don't have to go find this and get on it.
@@scooter2163 well said. sorry for sounding rude. after all he took time to build the residence and share the video. who am I to criticize?
@@sandygoldstrike6451 Well, you are of course welcome to share your opinion, and you weren't entirely wrong in every way either. I just think this guy is having fun and building an extremely solid tree fort/house thingy.
Я его стройки смотрел на канале "Лесные" ))
I would have grafted a variety of fruit tree branches as your risers going up the steps. In a few years they will bond to the tree and you will have an endless amount of fruits to pick on the way up those stairs. If the fruits matured and fell to the ground you'd have a few choices about what's for dinner. Of course, keep the cross-bow up top ready for action.
Making with your hands amazing
I love it
*He's like a tiny little Keebler elf man living in a tree!*
nice tree house for a hunting season... always somewhere to be a HQ.. other place just a campsite... hahaha... 😁♥️
Great work. If you figure out how to rig pulley systems (pretty easy) then hauling those big logs and other heavy loads up and down with mechanical advantage helps A LOT.
Isso sim é conteúdo 🔥
I like your videos❤❤❤
My option.
This video is to show how it’s done.
Dead tree, live tree doesn’t really matter.
The fact the new timber is cut and not sealed can be seen as the build is for the video and then dismantled.
Then the original tree dead or not can be taken down and sold.
Check the surrounding trees…. Mostly young growth.
We are lucky someone is willing to teach before taking from an old tree.
Only my opinion.
ЛЕСНЫЕ...)
Are you going to install a pulley system for a box so that its easy to get supplies up to the top???? I saw this on tv for a tree house. 😊
Support from Malaysia..be a good man bro..nice to see you in your content .💪💪 Already subscribe your channel 🥰🥰🥰
wondering how many batteries you have with you and how do you charge them.....
Amazing how long that battery lasts without a charge. Just as amazing when a helper appeared out of nowhere.
Amazing video 📹. ✨✨✨✨✨✨💯👋
That soil looks like pure gold man
Dude u know what are u doing great builder10 star
Hi, I'm brasilian. Nice videos.
Bigfoot is going to love that tree house.
I don't know if you've ever watched The Mysterious Cities of Gold... But somehow I really get those vibes from this! :) (Tau's home...)
Very cool, I will watch your next video
Love this❤
This looks great! But I really would prefer it if you used barbed nails, or unhardened screws. If untreated wood gets to experience the full extent of the elements, while being put under pressure regularely the hardened screws holding it togeather has a safe lifespan of like 3 to 5 years. If you have hard winters then maybe as low as 1 to 3 years, after that the risk of them snapping on you will be very real. Please be careful, we need more guys like you, not less!
I really like this work
❤De lujo gracias
Looks fun. I'm a bit confused as to why you started the flooring from the outer edge back to the stairs and the walls before the floor was completed? I'm guessing you have a reason?
woooow best 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍
Beautiful work. Why didn't you choose a live tree? I guess its just for a demonstration, not actual use.
👍parádní
i want to do that too but bo tools so just watching you is enough from Philippines
Tôi là người việt nam, video của bạn làm rất hay.
Wow building and cookin Awesome 👌
well done young man, well done
This dude is a Beast!
32:31 ❤ good
Amazing.
this is so high it's scray! still so freaking awesome!!!!
thats really cool mind you I would.t go that high lol. cool steps there awesome hope doesnt kill tree
Love the stairs. I’m sissy too high for me. I was staying in a high rise hotel. All night I thought about running to the balcony and jumping off. So can’t go very high.
Creating and maintaining a tree house can be an adventurous and rewarding experience, filled with challenges and ingenious solutions.
You’ve frightened the life out of me.
Duuude! This is going to be so nice! Cant wait to see it done! 👍
We used to trek down to beach cabin and they used disguarded branches too l have to say when it rained these were so slippery and bark often slipped off. This stair case was down about 150 feet so by the time we got down there we sure had our exercise for the day. Carrying food down or anything was very tricky.
I appreciate the design of the spiral staircase, but it would be improved by incorporating a dedicated landing instead of an open hole in the floor entry. A floor entry style proves inconvenient, especially when carrying items during entry or exit. A dedicate stair landing would enhance both safety and functionality, providing a more practical solution compared to the current setup, which seems better suited for a child's treehouse.
that helix stair bruh ! 🫣
I am an 18 year old girl whose brother kicked me out of the house, but I can only make a temporary bamboo house and survive in the forest. My video is not as beautiful as yours. I really like your video