Popsicle House Build: Entire Time Lapse. Sped up to 10 Times Normal Speed!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- This is the entire time lapse of my popsicle house build. 5 months of work in 12 mins! Ive sped it up 10 times faster than the normal time lapse speed and whooped up a little music for the video. I used MAGIX Music Maker 2013 to make the music.
prowoodman, it's one thing to read building plans but it's another thing entirely to interpret them right and make them a reality. You have the talent and the imagination to move forward and build a masterpiece. Thumbs up!
You should sell the floor as a rectangle all nice and sanded and let the customer build from there to whatever their heart's desire. Etsy would be a good place to start.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!!! For now, this house is my masterpiece. Im sure I will build one even better in the future. Hey, thats a GREAT idea!! You have my wheels spinning......Ill put some thought into it. Thanks!!
I've watched this a couple times over the years, l love it. Hope you're still doing this on the side! The time and effort that went into this is remarkable, not to mention patience and skill required 🥇.
That's a million dollar home here in california.
I love the floor plan! Good job mate!
Totally outstandingly awesome! Both your mansions are cool; I like the way you showed how to make the walls (no one else did) to the type of tools tobuilding the windows (including type of glass) as well as type of super glue! Lights would make 'em even better, awesome job! 👍😎
very nice! Came out great!
It would be awesome to shrink really tiny and go explore the house :D
@@TheSpotter5347 i appreciate your reply after this comment has been sitting here for 5 years :)
Oh my gosh!! Incredible! I can't believe it!!
GREAT FINISH
Great job once again! The timelapse came out nice! I might try to do one on my next house
How much popsicle sticks were there to build this?
nice work
very neat work
awesome job
I got them from a crafts store here called Hobby Lobby. Most any craft stores in your area should have them.
+prowoodman Are they particularly thin than usual? they seem to have a smoother more consistent surface than others ive seen?
+MaZEEZaM The sicks I use are the Woodsies brand. They are just normal popsicle sticks. They are a little over 1/16 inch thick.
hehe, I have no idea what 1/16th of an inch means, um is that 1 inch divided by 16? Im Australian so used to metric scales. I am guessing they are normal thickness anyhow. I was wondering whether I might get more consistency if I used balsa wood without having to manually cut the pop sticks as otherwise I would have to get my dad to cut the sticks which im not sure he would be to keen on. Balsa wood might prove to be rather expensive though.
+MaZEEZaM Yes, thats correct. 1/16th of an inch is the first mark on a standard inch measuring scale. Yes, the popsicle sticks are going to be the cheapest way to built it. You will have to look through the sticks and select only the sticks that are straight. As far as cutting them, you just need a pair of pruning snips from your local hardware store.
Alright, thanks for that :)
I want to see one where someone installs doors and real glass windows and wires it up with electricity!
th-cam.com/video/ept5lAWcmXU/w-d-xo.html now you can
Seriously awesome work :D thanks for sharing. I feel like it needs a few lights internally since you put so much effort into building it.
+MaZEEZaM Thanks. I wanted to do lights in this house but the supplies we far too expensive.
ok :-) Thanks
Thanks man, I had some problems with it, but it all worked out.
nice house
dude I saw almost all your works and your good and I was inspired from a science book sooo I thought about it and even though im only 15 I will attempt to make a simple house that's half done so you can see the rafters and studs and at the same time see the stucco and singles (which is sandpaper :D) so yea I bet it will be fun just working on the plans right now
You are amazing at this! When's the next one!?
AMAZING... WOW.....! you sell those houses after?
Thanks. No. I have them on display in my woodshop.
I don't blame you your work is awesome
Thanks! I will probably do another one in the future, i just dont know when.
Thanks man! So did yours!
Thanks.
that is amazing! :D any more houses coming soon?
I will probably do another one eventually. I just dont know when.
mhm. well good luck! :D
I'm working on a house. but my knowlege of home building is so limited. I wish I could become as good as you.
Can you make a video on how to make things like this? Like if you just did a box or a cone and a pyramid how to like start it off and walls and stuff.
Check out a youtuber called TheMrFinneth He has a series on his TH-cam channel on how to build a popsicle stick house.
You should get a mouse and have love in there
where did you get those popsicle sticks from? Thx
I want to make one just like that one!!! I thought it was beautiful!!
is this on for sale i wont to buy it
请问您有这个模型的图纸吗？我也想做一个。
5:15 why!!?? An amazing job, do you still have it?
Because I had to cram my hands through 2 small windows to be able to put the ceiling in that room. I should have thought more ahead by putting the ceiling in first then framing the windows last.
Yes I still have it. Its hanging up in my woodshop on display.
prowoodman that’s awesome you still have it. I use to build miniature houses out of cardboard. They got damaged over the years of moving and now I don’t have any of them. I always wanted to make a house out of popsicles like you have done here. The one thing that discouraged me from doing was cutting all the ends of the sticks. There’s a device that you have, which I believe is in your other video of how to install windows on popsicle houses. Where did you get that? It’s some kind of cutter?!
@@stephenhartford6697 I cut the ends of the sticks with a jig I made for my table saw. You can use any kind of pruning snips to cut them. I also used a pair of Easy Cutters. They have different lines on them that can be used when cutting different angles. You can get them at hobby lobby or most any craft store.
And then he found out he couldn't get it out of his basement.
are you an architect?
No, Im not. Ive been doing wood/cabinet work for 15 years. Ive been in thousands of houses and in doing so, Ive learned how they are built.
thats awesome!
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