It's wonderful to hear about businesses like the sawmill you showed us, which prioritises sustainability and zero waste in their operations. This approach is not only beneficial for the environment but also sets a positive example for industries worldwide. By embracing and promoting sustainable practices like those of the sawmill, you not only contribute to a healthier planet but also tap into a growing market of eco-conscious consumers, enhancing the competitive edge of your clients in many sectors. Keep up the good work!
I am happy you liked to hear about the sawmill! That would be great, if my videos could contribute to more concious operations of industries worldwide. Really appreciate your feedback on this, a lot of good points. Thank you, Alan 😄
Awesome short documentary. High quality. Would love if there is a full documentary , tree to house in cinema length 🤩🤩 Well done, I really like your style of film making. the story, wood and and the sustainable way where everything is used. Amazing And you can also see how passionate the people are about their work🤩
Thank you so much! 🤝 Very glad you enjoyed it 😄 I know, that would be awesome! Maybe sometime down the line I’ll venture into that kind of project. Would be quite the journey!
Great video! Are trees only cut in winter or year round? When I was kid my grandfather and me went out in dead of winter to cut down logs for his home. He told they dried better that way. I can't believe we did all that work by hand.
Thank you very much 🤝 Your grandfather was right. The trees have less moisture in them during winter, wich makes it easier to handle and the winter air is also dryer wich is good for the drying of the lumber. Trees can be cut year around, but winter is the best time 🌲❄️
@@Hrafnasson You can legally be a ‘’self-builder’’ in Norway for constructions such as a cabin or home for own use. You do however have to follow the guidelines in ‘’Plan- og bygningsloven’’ and regulations for houses for residence, ‘’Tec 17’’. Log homes, however, have their own energy-regulations, as they are traditional buildings.
Bra dokumentär du gjorde! Informativ, intressant och snyggt filmat. Skulle också vara lärorikt om du visade någon gång hur du gör för att mäta ut och sågar till timmret när du bygget hus eller något annat!/Andreas
It's wonderful to hear about businesses like the sawmill you showed us, which prioritises sustainability and zero waste in their operations. This approach is not only beneficial for the environment but also sets a positive example for industries worldwide. By embracing and promoting sustainable practices like those of the sawmill, you not only contribute to a healthier planet but also tap into a growing market of eco-conscious consumers, enhancing the competitive edge of your clients in many sectors. Keep up the good work!
I am happy you liked to hear about the sawmill! That would be great, if my videos could contribute to more concious operations of industries worldwide. Really appreciate your feedback on this, a lot of good points. Thank you, Alan 😄
Awesome short documentary.
High quality. Would love if there is a full documentary , tree to house in cinema length 🤩🤩
Well done, I really like your style of film making.
the story, wood and and the sustainable way where everything is used. Amazing
And you can also see how passionate the people are about their work🤩
Thank you so much! 🤝 Very glad you enjoyed it 😄 I know, that would be awesome! Maybe sometime down the line I’ll venture into that kind of project. Would be quite the journey!
Great video! Are trees only cut in winter or year round? When I was kid my grandfather and me went out in dead of winter to cut down logs for his home. He told they dried better that way. I can't believe we did all that work by hand.
Thank you very much 🤝 Your grandfather was right. The trees have less moisture in them during winter, wich makes it easier to handle and the winter air is also dryer wich is good for the drying of the lumber. Trees can be cut year around, but winter is the best time 🌲❄️
@@aafjeld also I am moving to Norway soon. Law wise, Is it difficult to build your own house?
@@Hrafnasson You can legally be a ‘’self-builder’’ in Norway for constructions such as a cabin or home for own use. You do however have to follow the guidelines in ‘’Plan- og bygningsloven’’ and regulations for houses for residence, ‘’Tec 17’’. Log homes, however, have their own energy-regulations, as they are traditional buildings.
@@aafjeld thanks for the heads up!
No problem, good luck with your move!
Fantastisk video !! Kjekt å se at hele stokken blir brukt 😀Må være en fantastisk arbeidsplass 😊
Så hyggelig, tusen takk! 🤝 Ja, dette er en trivelig arbeidsplass 🪵
Bra dokumentär du gjorde! Informativ, intressant och snyggt filmat. Skulle också vara lärorikt om du visade någon gång hur du gör för att mäta ut och sågar till timmret när du bygget hus eller något annat!/Andreas
Setter stor pris på tilbakemeldingen, tusen takk! 🤝 Ja - tanken er å lage flere filmer fremover også, så det skal jeg nok få til 😄🪵
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