You do an exceptionally good job of explaining what you are doing and setting the camera(s) where they can show us what you are accomplishing, which is amazingly excellent work. Plus, I am amazed at your ambition in taking on this rebuilding project instead of starting over and building a new cabin with new wood on a cleared or vacant lot.
I have been watching your videos for a week now, not in order but seeing what the cabin was in the beginning shows me that you are a amazing man. Taking a cabin in that shape and transforming it into the cabin it is now is amazing. Keep the videos coming, they are really entertaining.
I’m so glad you can speak English it makes your build so much better and I have to say it looks like a fun project. Looking forward to the rest of the build. Take care and stay safe 👍😊🌷
You're pretty much spot on regarding the upper logs being in worse shape than the lowers; relatively humid air is less dense than relatively dry air, therefore rises keeping the bulk of the moisture from humidity higher up in the structure... Or at least that's what I understand. Idfk I'm not an air doctor or a physicsologist. 🤣
This is history in the making for the future generations. It would be nice to be able to reuse some of those materials & incorporate them into the new build, even if it's just a picture frame that you make. Nice job!
I'm just discovering your videos for the first time. I'm wondering, what part of the world are you living? I'm in the US on the west coast. Strangely, I'm a disabled senior (aged over 65), but I love to watch this kind of video. By the way, you are pretty good at that excavator and the other big equipment you have. Thanks for giving an old lady some enjoyment.
Hey Sherry. Sorry to hear about your health 😥 glad you have enjoyed the videos. Im from Estonia its a former soviet union state (now independent) in east EU. Wish you good health and fortune for the future 👍
wonderful ! just found this series and subscribed ! I was amazed how you could just pull the walls apart so easy--then I thought oh it's like a toy made here in USA called "Lincoln Logs" where a kid could stack little wood pieces to make a toy cabin. now for # 3 !
Çoğu günlük tamam! Bana yardımcı olması için ekskavatör kullandım çünkü yalnız çalışıyorum ve ağır kütükleri tek başıma kaldıramıyorum. Umarım anlarsın! İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler
Fascinating process! I also enjoyed the subtitles- thought it was Finnish, but then noticed the comments and found out that Estonian is also a Uralic language. So interesting.
It would have been interesting to go over the ground under the floor with a good metal detector to see what turned up, if anything. I've watched and liked most of your other videos but have been saving this series to watch in 1 go, It reminds me of doing my house but mine is made of 1 metre thick stone walls but the rest wood.
This really was a good vid, your house is so beautiful if u get a chance show us the house or a little tour of the outside your property is my dream property and house u are very blessed man
Para compreender melhor,fui ler alguns comentários..agora tô feliz pra entender seu trabalho 😁 vou ver todas as séries.. um abraço ,nava escrita do Brasil
Those 2 machines really save a ton of energy and time. You can replace the damaged logs if you are willing to invest the time. Awesome project to have restoring a old house like that.I mark the houses almost like a chess board in the bottom. Start with the letters in the front of the house and add a minus in front of the mark to the other end. On the right side i go with roman numbers. Next to that i add the row number going up. If the log is continuing i add a continuation number in the bottom of the mark. Very well made video! Keep up the good work! Nice to see another Estonian doing youtube videos. Not many out there.
Leidsin kunagi sinu ja donn d kanali kui ise tehtud saekaatri videosi otsisin. Inglise keelne kanal on ikka palju etem küll saavad välismaalased ka näha mis Eestis toimub :D Enamus ikka otsivad universaalses keeles ja vaatajaid ikka kordades rohkem.
@@Ants_Pants Plaan on ehitada veel aga kuna ei oska veel keevitada hästi lükkub see edasi. Olen mootorsae alaska rakist kasutanud . Oma tarbeks plangu saagimiseks kärab küll. Lauda ei jõua sellega lükata. Tavaliselt saen palgid pooleks ja jätan kuivama. Siis ei kuiva nad lõhki väga ja hiljem saab sobivat mõõtu lasta. Puidu hind on jah julm. Oma saekaater on hetkel väga kasulik asi. Kahju, et osb plaati ise teha ei saa :D
@@tobinprowant8021 I had to put it roughly @the same location. I was told i cant alter the location more then 0,5 meters (1,6 feet), mostly because the property line is about 5 meters from this cabin itself.
Too bad you did not use a metal detector before you moved all he rocks and dirt. That old of a cabin probably had some old coins and such in the dirt around it.
Rebuild With the old logs. Sorry for the misunderstand. I now think restore was a poor choice of a word, remodel would have been better. Thanks4watching anyway.
The amount of CO2 released from the last few seconds of this video will cause a new river longer than the Amazon river to form from the tears of the climate emergency followers.
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Greetings from southern California, North America, I really am glad I found this channel.
You do an exceptionally good job of explaining what you are doing and setting the camera(s) where they can show us what you are accomplishing, which is amazingly excellent work. Plus, I am amazed at your ambition in taking on this rebuilding project instead of starting over and building a new cabin with new wood on a cleared or vacant lot.
thanks mate, i wanted to reuse as much as possible
I have been watching your videos for a week now, not in order but seeing what the cabin was in the beginning shows me that you are a amazing man. Taking a cabin in that shape and transforming it into the cabin it is now is amazing. Keep the videos coming, they are really entertaining.
thanks Bob, it was pretty bad at the start wasen't it? lol
me too this guy is a machine
Dude, great sense of humor. I am in.
I’m so glad you can speak English it makes your build so much better and I have to say it looks like a fun project. Looking forward to the rest of the build. Take care and stay safe 👍😊🌷
Thanks again laura for checking the series. Means a lot to me when people comment aswell. Keepa me motivated.
We want you to show that little underground cave/bunker thing!
Future project, have to finish old stuff before starting new stuff, hope that makes sense. hehe
Thanks goodness for the excavator and bobcat, your back sure will have appreciated it. Good job Andries
You bet
Love watching you build and your comments are great.
Thanks Paul, hope you enjoy other videos also, if you planning to watch
Hello from the Netherlands and thanks for the video. Sincerely, Hollandduck
Nice work and progress moving forward. Looking forward to other videos. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Thank you! Will do!
Just found your channel- binge watching as much as I can! Love it! Thanks
Thanks sir
Cool project I just started watching.
Hope you enjoy
Whoa, serious bonfire
Looking good. I hope the cardboard labels withstand any rain and moisture. See you on the next one.
Yeah some of them are still on after a year
Loved your videos so much, subbed straight away and now binge watching. Brian D.🇬🇧👍
thank you
You're pretty much spot on regarding the upper logs being in worse shape than the lowers; relatively humid air is less dense than relatively dry air, therefore rises keeping the bulk of the moisture from humidity higher up in the structure... Or at least that's what I understand. Idfk I'm not an air doctor or a physicsologist. 🤣
😂😂😂
This is history in the making for the future generations. It would be nice to be able to reuse some of those materials & incorporate them into the new build, even if it's just a picture frame that you make. Nice job!
Thank you Gracie! Glad you decided to watch the series.
Nicely done!
Thanks Markus
I do hope your old logs will clean up and mostly be reusable, there’s a lot of good work on the ends 👍😊🌷
Me aswell. I think the logs are fine. They seem solid enough
It would be cool to use the metal detector on the property under the house to look for old coins and metals.
Thankyou
Thank you also
Nice job, I like how you reuse the old wood
Yeah me too. Thanks
I'm just discovering your videos for the first time. I'm wondering, what part of the world are you living? I'm in the US on the west coast. Strangely, I'm a disabled senior (aged over 65), but I love to watch this kind of video. By the way, you are pretty good at that excavator and the other big equipment you have. Thanks for giving an old lady some enjoyment.
Hey Sherry. Sorry to hear about your health 😥 glad you have enjoyed the videos. Im from Estonia its a former soviet union state (now independent) in east EU. Wish you good health and fortune for the future 👍
wonderful ! just found this series and subscribed ! I was amazed how you could just pull the walls apart so easy--then I thought oh it's like a toy made here in USA called "Lincoln Logs" where a kid could stack little wood pieces to make a toy cabin. now for # 3 !
Hehe, yeah its like lego lol. Very easy to dismantle
Farklı bir restorasyon tarzı çözemedim herkes parçalar bozulmasın diye narince sökerken sen alaşağı ediyorsun bu restorasyondan güncelleme gibi olmuş
Çoğu günlük tamam! Bana yardımcı olması için ekskavatör kullandım çünkü yalnız çalışıyorum ve ağır kütükleri tek başıma kaldıramıyorum. Umarım anlarsın! İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler
Great introduction and first video for a rebuild! All the best to you in the future.
Thanks, you too!
Seems you have been in construction for years besides that you are good at operating all kinds of motorized equipment.👍
I specially love heavy equipment.
We will see how this big log puzzle comes back together again. 😂Good luck! 🍀
Really enjoying your videos.
Glad to hear it!
Fascinating process! I also enjoyed the subtitles- thought it was Finnish, but then noticed the comments and found out that Estonian is also a Uralic language. So interesting.
Hehe thanks
Your dry humor is amazing. Sub'd for more!
Sometimes you just have to go new, but use what you can. Old cabin looks like a Kit Cabin.
And I love a good bonfire 😊
It would have been interesting to go over the ground under the floor with a good metal detector to see what turned up, if anything. I've watched and liked most of your other videos but have been saving this series to watch in 1 go, It reminds me of doing my house but mine is made of 1 metre thick stone walls but the rest wood.
Mostly likely would find a bunch of horse shoes
This really was a good vid, your house is so beautiful if u get a chance show us the house or a little tour of the outside your property is my dream property and house u are very blessed man
Awsome comment man. Hands are tied atm with the foundation pouring. But definitely planning todo that in future.
Late to the party but I'm going to finish all parts
I hope you enjoy buddy 👍
Enjoying!
Glad to hear that hehe
What was inside the cabin would make excellent garden compost!
We did do that! Good idea
Love watching that excavator!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍
I don’t know what I was thinking, I was probably high on rotten wood dust. LOL that really made me laugh. Love your channel.
😄 thanks
Good video!👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks
Para compreender melhor,fui ler alguns comentários..agora tô feliz pra entender seu trabalho 😁 vou ver todas as séries.. um abraço ,nava escrita do Brasil
muito longe no brasil! Que bom que você gostou dos vídeos até agora!
Those 2 machines really save a ton of energy and time. You can replace the damaged logs if you are willing to invest the time. Awesome project to have restoring a old house like that.I mark the houses almost like a chess board in the bottom. Start with the letters in the front of the house and add a minus in front of the mark to the other end. On the right side i go with roman numbers. Next to that i add the row number going up. If the log is continuing i add a continuation number in the bottom of the mark. Very well made video! Keep up the good work! Nice to see another Estonian doing youtube videos. Not many out there.
Tänud! kuidagi tuttav nimi teil nagu oleks varem kuulnud
@@Ants_Pants Sai ükskord ühe sae ja saekaatri video all kommenteeritud.
Leidsin kunagi sinu ja donn d kanali kui ise tehtud saekaatri videosi otsisin. Inglise keelne kanal on ikka palju etem küll saavad välismaalased ka näha mis Eestis toimub :D Enamus ikka otsivad universaalses keeles ja vaatajaid ikka kordades rohkem.
@@alvar891 Ehitasid ise endale ka saekaatri või plaanisid seda? Vaatades puidu hindasid hetkel, siis see ikka on väga väärt asi :D
@@Ants_Pants Plaan on ehitada veel aga kuna ei oska veel keevitada hästi lükkub see edasi. Olen mootorsae alaska rakist kasutanud . Oma tarbeks plangu saagimiseks kärab küll. Lauda ei jõua sellega lükata. Tavaliselt saen palgid pooleks ja jätan kuivama. Siis ei kuiva nad lõhki väga ja hiljem saab sobivat mõõtu lasta. Puidu hind on jah julm. Oma saekaater on hetkel väga kasulik asi. Kahju, et osb plaati ise teha ei saa :D
U should deserve more subscribers and views congratulations keep it up 👌👌👌
Thank you kind sir
I would've burned the old wood too... but in a oven over 2-3 years of time.
Yup that would have been more efficent
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome video ants
Hey. Thanks for commenting
Nice job, but personally I would have kept that wood for the winter months, cut into pieces... kept dry for a wood stove in the garage.
I would never 😅
Very challenging to rebuild using the same material. Its like a puzzle
Интересная реставрация) все разобрать и построить новове)))
ok going to watch gain, Andris. Why? Oh you know nothing of this caliber on and I like the music. And watch you develop your gift as an editor. Cheers
Those logs look good. I wouldnt like to have removed that floor, it must have smelt awful after the animals 😬
it wasen't that bad, the last time any animals were in there was around 20-30 years, so the house has been sitting empty for quite a while.
I watched a lot of vlogs similar to your build. But they are totally off grid. You cn still order materials and will be delivered.
Yeah i rarely order though. If i can fit it on the trailer then i bring it myself mostly. Unless in very large quantities
You wrote renovating. But how i it see it is a break down and then a new one, or not?
That title would look weird and too long lol
Yea man. You removed the roof asbest as you could.
Puzzled on one thing, what the heck is an Australian mouse colony?
😆 iv seen there's a lot of mice/rats problems in aussie farms.
@@Ants_Pants Ah ye we do get the occasional mouse plague. :-P
Could have used the wood for composting or to create habitat for small animals anywhere on the property 😭😭😭
True
musst Du eben fotografieren, da weißt du hinterher Bescheid und findest alles wieder.
Nice job but some wood the old doors saving for storage or fix a table
Only burned that was rotten.
All that mouse poop makes good fertiliser.
☺
Where are you located?
Estonia
@@Ants_Pants How did you pick the new location for the cabin?
@@Ants_Pants You have a very beautiful country. I live in a place called Ohio. right in between America and Canada
@@tobinprowant8021 I had to put it roughly @the same location. I was told i cant alter the location more then 0,5 meters (1,6 feet), mostly because the property line is about 5 meters from this cabin itself.
@@tobinprowant8021 That's pretty cool. all my life iv dreamed to travel to usa. one day for sure!
Nice bon fire...
Too bad you did not use a metal detector before you moved all he rocks and dirt. That old of a cabin probably had some old coins and such in the dirt around it.
We'll mever know now
Why did you burn the wood ? Do you know that the wood is wonderful to improve the soil ? Is it necessary to creat so much CO2 for nothing ??
It was burned on a midsummer day in estonia. It's a tradtitional holiday to burn a pile of wood on this day.
Boop
De loop
Why not just start from scratch? you tore the whole thing down
Pretty much did
Only reused the logs
I think you need a bit more time on the Yanmar!
A lot more
Lol you're not restoring it, you're destroying it and building over the new spot.
Rebuild With the old logs. Sorry for the misunderstand. I now think restore was a poor choice of a word, remodel would have been better. Thanks4watching anyway.
@@Ants_Pants Of course! they're great videos :)
The amount of CO2 released from the last few seconds of this video will cause a new river longer than the Amazon river to form from the tears of the climate emergency followers.
About the same as a cruise ship sailing for less then 10 seconds ? 😂
Сколько зря дров спалил.
гнилые дрова - не хорошие дрова
I have heard a comment supports the video.... if you work any harder I am going to stop watching.
that's very supportive sir :D
a piece of land under the house after clearing from the old building must be checked with a metal detector for old coins and rarities
Your probably right