FINISHING TOUCHES and FUN at Small Cabin! | TOXIC MOLD, Positive Thinking, New Series Ep11
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2019
- In this episode we work hard to complete the exterior of the cabin and address your cabin concerns while Holden and his friend from school build a quinzee using snow. We feed our chickadee friends and we show off our matching snowsuits from the 80's. We even get a chance to run the sleds and have FUN after enjoying a "meal" cooked on the wood stove! We are now working on the outhouse: • Building Outhouse at O...
We set up a thermometer to figure out how warm we can get the cabin. We install an antler-hand handle door hand and circular window. Kevin shows off his Norwood shake-maker. Kevin will talk about the cost of of our wood stove and why we decided to get it.
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The idea in this episode is to complete all the exterior work including the trim, siding and door. We will talk about some of the concerns you've been having, from the mold on the wood, the levelness of the cabin, burning brush rather than putting it in the wood stove and much more.
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Whenever we run out of lumber, we just mill more wood from trees that are right on the property. We'll use handtools like hammers, axes, saw, shovels and prybars, but will also use power tools including chainsaws, winches, atv's, and a chopped up SUV whenever it is convenient.
We will be using cedar and spruce trees that are standing dead so we don't have to kiln dry the wood or let it season.
Please follow along with the full playlist in order to understand the full construction of the tiny cabin.
In this series we use materials around us to construct a small forest cabin.
We'll use cedar, pine, ash, maple, and whatever else we can scrounge up from the 30 acres around us. The aim is to avoid using as much store bought material as possible and keep the budget reasonably low.
Originally we set a budget of $1000, but that included the use of a frame from an old camper trailer. As we build, the budget will remain flexible in effort to produce a cabin that we are proud of and one that will last a long while, be comfortable, and sleep real human beings.
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*We are now working on the outhouse:* th-cam.com/video/6j1N5TOmBLI/w-d-xo.html
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Haters gunna hate every little mistake. But for goodness sake the cabin looks great... Also fullstop.
Been following this entire series, I think its great and also pretty calming somehow. Sharing and looking forward for more!
The Wooded Beardsman Love your Cabin building Series. I actually enjoy your milling & building more than the survival videos. I love watching Shawn James's "My Self Alliance" cabin building videos. I also haven't missed a single video of your's & your brothers cabin building! The cabin is looking Great fellas!!!!👍
Hey guys I'm looking for a used or new on sight sawmill like the one y'all have, how much did that sawmill cost y'all ?? And let me know if it was worth the cost??
Regarding the questions you threw in the fire, good for you. I have over 40 years building experience. From cabins in remote Alaska, to over 3,000 homes, dozens of schools churches fire and police stations. Yeah, I can pick things out. But your doing great, no real structural problems. Your having fun, doing great. More power to you. Haters will always hate, you handled him awesome.
been building for thirty years, and I concur. I guess I could play coulda woulda should of but why they have done great. Bro knows what he's doing.
@@riverrat1149 Sorry for Highjacking your coment thread, but i have a more area specific question. Couldnt they cover the Inside with another Wall(Outer wall - Air Pocket - Inner Wall) to isolate the cabin? I know that it is sometimes done in cheap hunting huts in europe.
@@2afk Too cold in Ontario for that, hes gonna put some real insulation in there forsure. I would recommend cheap fiberglass, but you never know with wood beard, we might see a spray foam sponsor yet. When we were kids we would fill the walls of our camps with cardboard boxes we would collect from the local grocery store.
Can you post a video of that because building a cabin out of nothing I would like to watch just for reference
Start and finish I would watch that
Positivity is Everything when it comes to building a community. I agree with everything you said in this video. And by the way - AWESOME CABIN MAN!
Awesome seeing you here Mike, excitingly waiting for that over nighter bud! ;D
Ditto.
Great to see you respond. I am a fan!
Doing bush carpentry myself (building and renovating cabins and camps) I dare say you guys did an OUTSTANDING job!
Don't worry about the critics (most never nailed two boards together). Haters will always hat, regardless!
Hello from California! I'm a 75 year old grandma who enjoys being taken into the woods I grew up in in Minnesota! What you've done reminds me of my dad and my uncles! They all loved working on projects together.
Don't be concerned with the people who are negative. I've seen them all before in other channels. Best way to deal with them is just what you did and block them from your Channel. The rest of us love what you've done! Think about all the great years you have ahead of you with your families in this wonderful cabin. Blessings to you all!
I think you all did a great job. Who cares what other people think.
Yep! I would have made some things differently maybe, to get a slightly better structure, but everyone is a general after the battle! They did great work! I love the cabin! Would love to spend a few weeks there. Shame you cannot build like this in my country.
The same people that complain, are the same people thats watching all his videos. Ask yourself this.. How did they find his channel ? What were they looking for ? You can not be successful without haters these days. Every successful person has haters! If you don't have haters, then you're not there yet in terms of viewership. Hey at the end of the day it's still counts as a view and a comment, and that only helps the channel.
Timothy Tate damn right！！！
Hi my name is stephen I'm in the Army currently deployed in Africa. I'm from virginia and just wanted to say how you have made my time here during my free time truly enjoyable and I cant wait to take these aspiring videos and apply them to my own love of nature and hunting etc.
I have been a builder/carpenter and then contractor for many years, and for what this structure is, you have over engineered it, meaning you have built it stronger and better than a contractor would have. That aside, Mankind has been building houses like these for tens of thousands of years without building codes. That is kind of the point isn't it? that you can just put in the effort, and without a huge knowledge base come up with something amazing. Most of the learning with the cabin is just like the quinsy, if it fails, then build it better next time. I can almost guarantee you that the person complaining about building codes, has never built anything in his life, or is mad that you did not PAY a contractor, and they are trying to protect their job. People are happiest when we create, that is our divine destiny. So get off your couch, and go make stuff happen. By the way good job on being a dad! letting your son fail, then giving him hope and instruction as he begins again!!!!
I have been a carpenter for 35 years. I believe what you guys accomplished is absolutely beautiful! Sure things are going to be different by using non dimensional self milled lumber, So you build accordingly as you have done. Sure there are a couple of things I myself would have done differently, But thats true for almost any project. Keep up the good work and I hope you guys have Many-Many years of enjoyment with this lovely little cabin!
without the positive vibe you will not thrive =) love the cabin life
what is so nice is to see the kids out side playing and the time you give them so many kids don't every go side God has give us so much pretty things people never see
I’m approaching the golden age of seventy and have spent almost all of those years in the Maine North Woods , whitewater canoeing, and camping. About 10 years ago I bought some land in a remote location (58 miles of dirt road to get to). I set about to build a camp. With the help of many, I rebuilt the last 5 miles of an old logging road to access the property. I then cleared the land, living out of a small tent, and began to build my camp. The small community that lives up here volunteered help when needed and gave suggestions along the way. I happened onto your website and listened to your eloquent rebuttal of one persons criticisms. You are best to leave them be, suggestions are better than criticism. Many people who render those criticisms have never lived or worked in the bush. I applaud you ambition. A tribe thrives on suggestions to solve a problem.
I have watched all of your episodes. I have noticed some things that one wouldn't do in a suburban home in a metro area. But this is a cabin in the woods. Their are no structural problems and no safety issues. I have built a few spec homes over the years and I'd live in that cabin without hesitation. There are trolls everywhere. Ignore them.
WB: This cabin is some of your best stuff. I like it all fishing, eating bear. I think your resolve to stop allowing the negativity to invade and take up time is spot on. Do it for the True Tribe and let's all have fun. P.s. I especially love it when you have the family in on things.
Glad to see how your addressing the haters. Not many people can pull off what you and your brother are doing with this build. Had to add this comment along with all the others that enjoy your videos so you guys know your appreciated.
You don’t need that negative energy from non constructive people. You gentlemen inspire and keep up the good work.
Great series. I also think involvement with your family is one of the most wonderful things a man can have and it will reap many positives for the children later in their lives.
Nice to see the children and how much they enjoy the winter season 🇨🇦
I think what you guys are doing is amazing. When those boys are grown they will be enjoying that cabin still. Who cares what people think, you guys rock.
sir, i am retired and living in an apartment but i love watching what you are doing. it is calming and enjoyable to just watch the cabin come together and how you interact with your son. you are helping him to become a good man so never stop what you are doing. to those who say you are doing things wrong.....how did our ancestors manage to build without permits and the tools of today? look at what the world has accomplished with building rules. block them if you want. they dont even need to be here watching if they dont like it. carry on and keep up the good work. i am looking forward to seeing the interior come together.
This was a super series of videos. Your attitude towards the haters is great. The haters will always complain and find fault; it's sad but true. Just so you know, I think you've done a great job. The cabin is excellent and I look forward to series two. Best wishes to you all.
Best afternoon ever, sled riding with the kids.....
Love to see you having the kids out there helping and having fun. These are these times they'll remeber for the rest of their lives, take it from a former outdoors kid! Holden reminds me very much of my oldest nephew too, he even looks like him a bit!
Most haters hate because they can't create. Keep up the good work. Godspeed my friend.
Thanks for sharing. For those who are not on board with the concept of building a cabin in the woods; understand different areas have different building standards; for good reasons. I think this cabin is sound; based upon good engineering principles. Some of my college has been learning in Architecture and structural engineering. The cabin is level; able to hold up under snow load. When insulated, should be able to be heated to 15 to 25 degrees C. Great job. Thanks for having son learn your skills, sharing on You Tube. Epic bars look and sound great, with less tight budget, I would buy them. For those naysayers; I would ask; "Could you just get a life, this man is doing a great job, see the positives?". Peace, long life and health to all.
Great point(s) about there being 'no food' inside the cabin for any bugs to eat. And we all know, they won't be coming in for Kevin's 'cheese-less McDonald's Egg McMuffin knock-off sandwich' .... LOL
Not even fit for a cockroach LOL
The cedar used for siding will help to repelll bugs also
Yep keeping it positive is the way forward. We're with you too. Glenn & Maureen
Besides, Holden and his buddy had a great time. That's what life is about. Good job.
Looking good brother. Good to see you put a window up to allow natural light in. Sweet stove with a top loading stove.
TA outdoors,, Joe Robinat what a great initiative
I have no experience in building anything. Having said that you guys are doing a fantastic job! Making a live in structure from nothing is nothing short of amazing!! Great job all of you!!
Looks great. Just keep having fun with your family. Your kids will remember all the fun they are having with there dad when they are grown and have kids of their own.
Love everything you guys are doing! Definitely inspiring, can't believe people are hating on you guys.
Been one of my favourite series yet !
Hey guys. Been watchin the whole build. Frikin awesome. Been watchin all the log cabin builds that I can(that's how I found your channel). Don't know why there are people that have to be haters. I was a carpenters helper(framing) for several of my young years and it's evident that you know what you're doing and is done properly(and you had the expertise of a contractor). You've disproved everyone's complaints/theories. Thanks for all the hard work of filming and editing so we the readers can be entertained and learn/see how things are done. Keep on keepin on. Hope to see season 2.
Not only does your building of your cabin not have any real problems but, you have done a good job! I look forward to learning from folks like you and Mike from TA Outdoors. Thanks for doing this video series.
I love this cabin, wish I had a beautiful home like that. Thanks for allowing me to see you guys make a beautiful spot.
Love how the trolls are acting as though you are building a residential home in a Toronto suburb.
Ignore the haters. I love this series and the videos. And respect and understand this build. Keep it up! Sending love from Texas!
Hello, born and raised city gal here, I’ve never been “OutdoorsEEE” and mosquitos eat me alive, but after watching you and Kevin, if the opportunity for Winter camping (hot tent a must), I’d totally do it. Your brotherly relationship is great, it’s apparent you love your families and naturally enjoy sharing Good Knowledge, thank you‼️❣️‼️
you are doing a fine job , i have used ruff cut to build barns and sheds and in most old farm houses by me are all built that way , keep up the good work do not let the arm chair toads get to you . thanks for your hard work and time
Great video, beautiful cabin! The sledding looked so fun! I'm looking forward to series 2.
Like you say. There's no need for negativity,. Those comments you read out hurt me 'cause I know what a really special person you are and same for your brother. They do no good on this earth and purely are just oxygen thieves. It is driven by their jealousy and their own shortcomings and insecurity. Love this community that I am Blessed to be part of.
Thank you sincerely from the bottom of my heart
Kev - Australia
Right On! I think I will cry when you insulate the walls...that beautiful siding!
Just have to sit outside in the nice weather to admire it! :-)
That cabin is built better then the 1800 could do, some of them old cabins are still up 119 years later.
Hey man I'm a Journeyman Carpenter and that cabin looks SWEET!!! Keep it up and stay positive yo!
My kids used to build that sort of snow structure too - they loved it! The boys seem to have had a great time. All the kids are so cute! So far as the haters - TH-cam is full of all kinds of people. You chose a good way to deal with them - just delete, block and move on. The cabin is really cute already and you'll all spend a lot of years having fun there. I look forward to the next season. Enjoy the nice folks and ignore the nasty ones.
Brother Beardsman...I think you guys are doing a great job! Reject all of the negativity and keep on keepin’ on! You guys are a true inspiration to a lot of people.
I keep coming on this videos before TH-cam can render them properly :'P I totally loved this series and hopefully we'll see more of this cabin soon buddy. Great job from all of you! One day I'll come from Italy to see it up close
Pretty sure you can call your snow suits “Manzies”. You have earned the right!
:)
I love that your crew seems cheerful. Your kids playing outdoors is awesome. You’re doing a great thing and having fun doing it. Your work ethic will pass through you and into your kids.
I have 40+ years experience in the carpentry business and I don’t see any health or safety issues here. Keep having fun, it’s the most important ingredient to any project.
I think y'all have done a fantastic job so keep up the good work, and those who don't like what your doing can just stop watching!! It's that simple
you can see the excitement in your bros face on that door handle antler lol
A cool trick, to not have the roof, of the quinzhee, to fall in. Is to put sticks, in the roof, to know how far to dig in the snow.
Don't waste your time worrying about haters and know it all's. Great channel and series.
the cabin is brilliant and you have zero need to justify ANYTHING you do TO ABSOLUTELY ANYONE.
anyone watching should be overjoyed to be allowed to take a part in this.i personally thank you.
every time you address a ridiculous question or concern you give it life,ignore the pointless and focus on the positive.
I can point out many mistakes in new houses, built by professionals, with building inspectors.
This is your cabin...enjoy!
You'll find your mistakes and fix them in time 😁
I watched the whole video dawg 🙏🏽💯 much love from Northern California 👌🏽
Screw the haters, people learn by doing, you will know better the next time what you don't like about it and can always change things later if you want to, personally after viewing your videos over that past two nights, I think you are doing great I see a lot of teaching moments with your children and having fun building with your brother and when it comes right down to it, that what life is all about! Chin up you are doing a great thing here.
Stick with the positive. Enjoying the build and the channel. 🤠
I really enjoyed watching these videos and waiting for them. :) gj
Waiting on the outhouse build. Really have enjoyed watching...thank you!
I think they should build a round outhouse that way they could use another round lens for the roof
Make sure your hole is up to code. ha ha
Hi I'm Tom from Texas my wife and I are building a tiny house we just got a small piece of land. I really liked seeing you and your family build this cabin. I am a like minded person as you. Forget that other guy and continue being you. Once again thank you so much for showing this. Have a great day. Tom Flarida from Texas
Chris, I want you to know that you inspire me, it’s refreshing to see someone be so unapologetically human, the world is a weird place and I think that a lot of people struggle to find their place, but knowing there are people like you, who know who and what they are, is needed in this day and age. Where we fit in the world, our relationship with nature, not denying that truth. You’ve motivated me to focus on what makes me human, where I fit. And I hope that someday I’ll be able to be as genuine and honest as you are.
The cabin looks great by the way, definitely on my list of future goals. Cheers brother.
I like your idea of a positive place. Doing a complete revamp over here at my place.
Much needed I think. The other way was getting exhausting.
I eat blue Stilton cheese every day for over 20yrs, mould tastes good and I feel good!
My great grandmother is loving your cabin. I haven't seen her so interested in so long. I am loving her stories of her living in log cabins. And she has been asking me daily if another video has been released. You guys are great.
The cabin in AWESOME and its nice to see your kids enjoying the outdoors too
You guys should be proud of what you have accomplished. the cabin is so very nice. Don't let the negative people concern, or bother you; they are jealous, and very unhappy souls with their own lives. Continue to go forward with positive thoughts and pray for them, sending them your positive energy. They can only do the best they can with what they know - yes its unfortunate where they are in life. It's sad that these folks have nothing better to do with their lives but to criticize others and project their negativity. You have put yourselves above that!! Bless you.
Awesome awesome friends wow👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸
Dear haters! Cedar is rot and insect resistant so there! Love the cabin when can I come up and do some hunting? I think your brother is excellent craftsman and builder. As for quinzzy get some sticks about 8 inches long and stick them in the roof from the top, when your digging out you see the ends of the sticks, it's time to stop digging cheers!
Yes positive; thank you! I love the salvaged window from the large light fixture, what a great dump find. I also like the kids snow Fort efforts as well. A forest cabin is not suppose to be made by code! Piss on Code, no code in the forest, the only code needed is stress free fun loving time in the forest and any effort to get a few moments of comfort from the weather in a make shift forest cabin shelter, then that’s a big bonus! Great efforts on the cabin. Funny, I designed a swimming pool and concrete surround on the cuff, meaning no plan, no future for thaught, just think it up and go. We still get compliments for its unique style.
It’s good to see that your willingness to speak your mind
From everything I've seen on your channel, and from everything I've seen in this series in particular, I can confidently say that you are a great spokesmen for the outdoors. You come off as just an overall nice dude, sharing his love for the wilderness with the world. I know I've personally found a love for camping that I never had before after watching yours (and a few other peoples) videos. Someday I hope to find myself surrounded by family and friends, and we get the chance to create something like this cabin with my own 2 hands. And just like everyone else in the comments, screw the haters! Keep making videos, keep building cabins, and keep having fun! Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
If I was a bug I would live by the water! I knew you would dig the antler door handle!!
Touched her up nicely.....But how do you lock the trolls out? 😆 Nice work K&C Builders!!
You lock the trolls out by disabling comments.
The wood smoke doesn't help them to hang around.
Still working on that one, but I'll get there.
@@johndro3014 There’s too much positive in the comments to disable them.
Keep up the good work. Dont give the haters a voice. Love the channel. If those people are that "upset" over what you're doing or how you're doing it.. let them unsub, they should see some of the construction here in hills of Kentucky.. AND ITS WORKED FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS!!
In my 70 years on this planet, I spent a few years as a Building Inspector here in the States and so far I have NOT seen any Safety/Structural problems with the build. I would have no problem signing off on its construction.
Have a cabin on an island on Lake Temagami. No concrete foundation. Just built upon cedar posts. Much larger and grander than the one being built here. Our cabin was built in the 60’s. Still there today. Just replace cedar posts as needed. We replaced posts in 1989. Still holding strong today. All you “Holmes on Homes” trolls can go take hike and critique homes being built in Toronto suburbs. Leave the true men to their business creating a shelter in the bush. Or go get an education at the Institute of Bushology like these guys. It’s worth the price of Tuition, which is just taking time and effort to experience living in the bush for an extended period of time.
Most of the criticisms arrive out of keeping costs down. No osb sheathing on the walls will compromise strength , will it make a difference , who knows. A building wrap would be nice too, to prevent drafts and possible mold. So they will burn more wood, not a big deal for such a small cabin with wood nearby. But most here would build much larger and all these issues would add up. Especially if you purchase your wood . Ol Shawn James built his cabin on the cheap too, but living their full time already has him with regrets.His consumption of wood for a 200 sq ft building was hard to believe . 30 odd face cords i believe.
That's exactly it...it's not nuts to replace what needs replacing!
How did you get underneath and replace the posts? I am in the same, exact position. My camp tends to move up and down approx 2". I have maybe 24" of clearance and up to 36".
Dan Hubert you will need at least 2 heavy duty jacks. Work one post at a time. Lift building just enough to take pressure off old post and remove it. Insert new post and set building back down. Depending how your cabin is built, you may be able to work on several posts with one lift. 2 ft. Clearance should be enough to crawl under. It can be done. Have some bug spray handy, because the dark moist environment under a cabin is a mosquito haven.
@@ogama843 Gee whiz ... I was hoping there was a Magic answer. You must always warn me ahead of time that there are no Magic answers. Did you replace your posts in kind (mine are 6"-8" cedar and down I am told about 4 feet)? And how did you replace the external posts (meaning the posts that are readily accessible around the perimeter of your Camp)? Did you consider the Screw-In anchors? Did you consider using steel pipe (I am thinking 6" diameter with a 24" square foot plate)? Thanks for the feedback. This is good stuff. Dan in New Brunswick.
If you wanted the round window to be able to open it wouldn't be all that difficult, I do quite a bit of metal fabrication and if you were to send me the dimensions, i could build a round metal channel frame and hinge it, could also have a latch plate if your interested,
Yes, I would definitely agree on either making that convex window a sealed, fixed window or setting it in a hinged frame and having an easily attached screen on the inside.
Not to criticize too harshly but the way that window is now is pretty hack.
Personally I would have just bought one more square double glazed sliding window from the salvage place and done that instead. Not too late to do that.
Don’t be afraid to back out of a decision like that, that is not really working out.
Just my opinion on the window.
I would be interested in doing it as a donation to your cabin project, i live in Alberta So i dont even think shipping would be a big deal, Thanks keep those videos coming
Send me an email or facebook: facebook.com/chris.leclair.35
@@fieraci8500 personally i really like the round window, its cool to see some custom touches to cabin set in the woods, really dig the antler door handle as well and agree with epoxying in a nut and bolt to hold it in place... that being said i think custom brass strapping would be cooler :)
Wow! That is so very nice of you to do this for these guys. Thank you.
I was gonna post a comment like 10 seconds before you said anything about staining and then you brought it up..... it's interesting. Where I live you don't stain or paint wood because the rain damages it..... it's the sun that totally cooks it! Your brother's explanation on time vs cost was very enlightening too.
I like it! Listen to your fans because we really like you and we love what you're doing.
So, like I mentioned in a couple of videos ago, those aren't shakes, they're shingles. Shakes are split, shingles are cut.
The mold on the wall framing can just be washed off. I was in the mold remediation industry for a long time. The building looks great. The only mold concern I would have is on the roof sheathing. I seen you insulated the pockets. If there isn’t ventilation that’s going to mold. It won’t be a health concern but you may need to replace the entire roof in a few years because of rot. That’s if there’s no ventilation for the roof sheathing. But seriously, awesome video and series. You guys are great. To hell with the haters. The outdoor community you and others are building is great. You guys are awesome. Again, thanks for posting!
We are going to add some holes where in the soffits when we're done. It's not air tight though, so it's more keeping some way for the water to escape above there.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman You guys are doing great on building techniques, been in the construction business all my life building shops garages and pole barns, this cabin is well built, I've also done dozens of metal roofs, your roof will breathe fine.
For those that the mold bothers, in the "old days" they'd use boron for wood preservative treatment, If ya haven't buttoned up the interior yet you can dissolve boraxo(boron) in water and spray in on everything including the exposed live edge beams and exterior if you like, it kills and prevents the regrowth of wet rot, dry rot and molds, it's also a fire retardant and an insecticide.
The small gaps in the lap siding will allow the walls to breathe, that's good, you can line the inside with plastic like roof (vapor barrier is tight against the interior walls) and anything inside the walls will have to "outgas" to the outside, not into the interior.
Adirondack American is absolutely correct. However, we have a cabin in North Georgia mountains, we used plastic to hold up insulation, MISTAKE!!! Created moisture barrier between plywood and plastic. Caused mega mold issues! Your time roof will surely amplify that problem. You may consider using metal wire to hold in insulation. That plastic will make it moist year round as it won't escape and dry out! Just hoping this helps? Great cabin guys!!! (:
I think you guys are doing a great job. I find these videos very entertaining and not a how to series. Build it your way and others can build it their way. Have fun and thanks for sharing.
Great work, your cabin is beautiful. I love it. Lucky kids, too. This is parenting done right! Bravo.
Kevin is always cracking jokes on your love of wild meats. I think it's time we have a vote on what wild meat you should make into a burger for him.
With seeing some of the things you have been willing to put in a hamburger bun seeing rover scared me.lol
See I was not that far off...Now you're telling me how excited you are to eat Wiley.
I read back when I was a boy scout that when making a dugout snow shelter you should cut some sticks as long, as the wall should be thick then stick them in the top and walls so when you get to the end of a stick you know you can't cut any farther. Just a little tip you can pass on to the little man.😉
I have been watching your channel and I absolutely love what you are doing please do not stop please stop listening and paying attention to all the haters please and thank you.
I see you know your tools! Makita and is that axe a Fiskars? We got a few of those and they are really something else compared to every other axe we own. Costs double, but is worth at least tripple.
In the U.S. they sell Fiskers tools, its prob the same line just rebranded.
It is a FISKARS axe.
@@cmosphoto1 Great choice. I can only recommend those tools, axe or any other woodworking one.
Great job with the cabin btw, do not worry about the haters. There are people who hate everything and everyone, some of those just also took notice of your cabin. No big deal, if you ignore them, they will crawl back into their parents basement and hate on something else.
Cheers from the Czech Republic! You got viewers half a wold away, you must be doing something right, no matter what the haters say :D
Excellent video love it also is it important to scrape all that snow off or is it ok to just carve a path same with the roof is it important to remove the snow or can u just wait till it melts in warmer weather I don't know anything about living in snow I've never seen it
The roof is steep enough that it'll never be an issue. On flatter roofs, they need to be shovelled if the snow gets too heavy.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman too heavy will snow cave a roof in ?
@@joshd2013 For sure, 5-8 feet of snow is heavy!
@@TheWoodedBeardsman there you go learn something new every day I didn't think snow would be heavy enough to do that cheers thanks for the reply love your stuff
I like to shovel the snow off my deck it helps prevent ice damage over the years, as it melts then refreezes, but like he said, it's so easy to replace that it really isn't a big deal. Roof is Canada proof being that steep. Snow is very heavy. it's frozen water, so yeah it caves in roofs all the time here in Utah, mostly sheds where people didn't take the time to make them steep enough, or to remove the snow. Most houses here have to have a certain pitch to the roof, but doing so makes it so the snow usually isn't a problem.
The fact that you addressed the person that was giving you hate on how the cabin was built but then said you asked for actual objective criticism from them and they wouldn't respond. That is a big issue with people like that. People like to say "YOU ARE DOING IT WRONG!!!!" but don't actually have the knowledge to back up their claims. The fact that you did reach out and try to get legitimate criticisms from them speaks loudly of your humble perspective. You know that there ARE people out there that may know more about certain things that you and you are open to real criticism and learning from those with expertise. You have a wonderful community here and I really enjoy your videos, man. Please keep up the great work and don't let people discourage you.
I'm always trying to learn.
Great, great, great series. Love the comments about the haters. This has been a great build series for a cabin in the woods. Love it.
hi little kiddie. you are too cute! and Beardsman dude, you and Bob Hansler (and also Lars from Survival Russia) are probably two of the most positive thinking people with common sense on YT, while most of the others have either one or the other.... (or just downright awesomely crazy like Bobby Duke) seriously, nothing can get you guys down man. it's invigorating to watch you guys' videos from an urban bottom of a well. y'all keep my energy levels up when i'm not traveling and outdoors. and do you have Patreon or another platform(FB, Twitch, Vimeo, ...)? i'm already supporting a few YT channels/Instagram accounts through them and i'd rather not give money to YT, even indirectly. any Beardsman products to watch for?
There's a spice if you like. Fowler sells it on his website as a partnership between the two of us.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman nice. will definitely check it out, and hopefully it ships internationally.
also (tangential but on point with why i don't want to give money to TH-cam) be careful of using abbreviations. apparently, automated bots is allowed to ban your youtube channel + google account (including email) if it equates Combat Power with Child Pornography, without being vetted by a human being. kotaku.com/pokemon-youtubers-mistakenly-banned-for-child-abuse-1832739788
How dare you take the kids away from valuable video game time!!
a tip i read in an old timer book regarding Quinzhee building. Cut a bunch of sticks the same length as you want the thickness of your dome. 10in or whatever and poke them into the snow before it sets hard. kinda like a porcupine so you would have a depth guide to tell you when to stop digging once you are digging from inside. When you see a stick stub in your ceiling you know how thick your roof is. might help the kiddos in the future.
Don’t let the haters get to you. I think you’ve done an awesome job. Thanks for sharing.
10:33 OH snap sniper watch out,
SNOWFlak The Wooded Beadsman is about to get Ruby ridge'd
Yeah, ignore the haters as they will be the first to go during the coming super grand solar minimum and geomagnetic pole flip. They are just jealous and scared of their own dependence on the system.
Hey, from a guy who grew up in the north, in the bush ! Your cabin build has been great ! I am guessing the troll who attempted to discredit your build probably never even so much as stepped a foot in the bush. Great build ! Great cabin ! There will be many adventures and memories from it ! Thank you for sharing 🤙🏼
You demonstrate common sense and practical thinking. I too, am tired of being told everything in your house is going to harm you. Tony