Building Interior of Tiny Off Grid Cabin!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2019
- In this episode we work hard to seal up the cabin from the elements using blocking, foam insulation, rockwool batt insulation and plastic wrap vapor barrier. We are now working on the outhouse: • Building Outhouse at O...
I will then relate hockey back into life lessons for young boys and how I strategically raise the potential of all the boys I coach. Sometimes we need to hear the same life-lessons from more men than just our Dad's.
As always we are using our HD36 Norwood Portable Sawmill.
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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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The Wooded Beardsman another great video mate looks amazing in the snow.Good insulation job👍
Young man! You have no idea of what an impact that your video has made in my heart and mind today!
It can be correlated to this scare that the world has been thrown into. Of course a virus can be serious, but NOT the exploitation thereof as it has turned into.
Parralelling Bible wisdom and team spirit are indeed synonymous.
I'm 75, but your insight and wisdom far exceeds your possible years of absorption capacity.
You are wise to not let the NOISE from Debbie Downer cause you to
justify ANYTHING :-)
Thx for caring, I never knew my dad and I had a hard life growing up. But now I'm 62 yrs old and I still have a hard time. So I will listen and learn any wisdom from you. Again Thank You.
I really enjoyed this video. Not only the cabin but the talk afterword's. If you did more of these I think people would really accept them very well and appreciate them.
You are teaching life skills as a coach they learn to interact with you and each other plus how to behave when in a group
Good to see a Father that is not afraid to parent! Great Dad! Saying NO won't kill them, it teaches respect!
Feel connected to this video. Man what you said at 31:50 about having a solid frame, being an oak for your girlfriend. For a good few years now I come home and watch sailing videos (Delos), camping/survivalist/man about the woods(you/JoeRob/MySelf/TA), metal forging (Alec Steele), fabrication (Fireball Tools/can't remember)...which I paid no consideration to the connection between them all, at all. Then I had a realisation about the connection some time ago - I have no Dad at all growing up and sit watching videos to replace what would have been sitting as a kid watching my Dad go about his work, as comfort when home in evening. You should know that man. It's not as meaningful as it might seem, but yes, it's probably not apparent that there's this body of people comfort watching. It's obvious when you see it written out, but, yes. Dig that you saw last comment and have doubled down, although maybe just solved with carrying on about your endeavours and not focusing on it specifically with line of vids, there's some % risk of that
yeah, my dad was a cool person until the army and war ... then, when i was 8 he decided he didn't want kids (4 of us) ... but i think every person watching is comfort watching in some way ... i wish i could go out and camp, but technology (hit by a car) changed my ability to do so ... TWB introduced me to a whole new world of camping i've never thought of ... now, i own 100 pocket knives and can have an experience with him as he goes about his travels ... i do disagree in that forward is an easier position than center, defense, or, especially, goalie ... i played defense on a roller hockey team because i couldn't skate; however, every hotshot forward or center bounced off of me when they looked up on their rush ...
orwell2984, I watch Alec Steele too! Brilliant!!
Sorry about not being related to the actual topic... I have a step dad! He’s cool, and he builds arcade machines!
@@hydroflaskproductions4103 YAY! :D
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TH-cam, and the World need more people with your wisdom and experience. thank you for being here for this awesome community!
Completely agree, more people need to get off the couch and get outside.
Full stop. Hey guys, I used to work for a pretty well known pest control company and my recommendation would be to ensure all air gaps are sealed. mice will crawl around looking for airflow and when they feel it they'll start chewing, If all gaps are sealed along the "fascia" and what would be the soffit gap then the mice wont be able to get through from that angle....still many more ways for a mouse to get in though. Great video all together, nice clean insulation job! Probably one of my most hated jobs for sure... i like the idea for the new series, I think it would be a good idea to do the videos on their own...otherwise you may find that the retention value on the videos may drop.
@Marsha Kenaga that sounds like a pretty rough go, but I wouldn't consider any of those "manly" actions. To me those are the actions of a weak human being. I'm sorry you've had to endure that but those are in no way the actions of a man.
@@joeylacivita2650 Agreed... To me they sound like the actions of a Coward.
@Marsha Kenaga you obviously don't know what the meaning of the word masculinity
@Marsha Kenaga RESPONSIBLE masculinity is what we can all be advocates of despite our gender.
You are an awesome speaker and I know you are a good coach!!! You are a blessing to everyone!! God Bless you, Sir!!!
I love how you can hear his brother ask what happened to that one lol
I've been watching the cabin build, but was not subscribed. Enjoying this series - especially now that you are joining Shawn in the fireside chat/advice area. Helping boys to become men in this androgynous society is highly important. My father-in-law took me in hand and taught me what my own dad failed to do. Dad missed the boat because I was a sickly youth with asthma, so he figured that I would not need skills in woodworking, plumbing, auto repair, home maintenance, etc. My father-in-law had no sons, so he jumped at the chance to teach me what I needed to know. I am forever grateful to him for his loving concern. My dad made sure that my younger brother learned all those things, but the kid never put them into practice.
Glad to hear your efforts with the young hockey player were worth the time and trouble - he learned a valuable life lesson! Looking forward to the rest of Season 2. - Stay safe!
I like this life lesson I’m a 15 year old Canadian teen and I feel that you are a good role model to our generation.
My dad was never around. I guess thats why i love your videos because i always wanted to do the things you do. But couldn't with my mom please keep on keeping on. Your huge inspiration to me.
Mike Holmes would be proud of your vapour barrier usage
Wise words Mark Twain has a piece that is exactly what you are talking about:
“When I was 14 my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have him around, Then when I was 21 I was surprised to see how much he had learned in 7 years” 😎
Watching and listening has opened up a new perspective in me regarding my husband and I like seeing the way a man's mind works. It helps my ability to listen to the meaning, not just the words. Thanks!
Thank you for your insight into this needed topic. No BS, honest, and very helpful. I am the mother of two girls and many of the things you touched on fits being a good adult not just being a man.
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As a brand new fan of Canadian Dr. Jordan Peterson and long time fan of you; it gives me hope to see fellow men who also see that the world is in dire need of mentors and leaders in our own community. To find meaning and purpose as a moral man at home is imperative to influencing our world. Continue your good work my friend!
Good talk ! As a former football coach I totally agree with how you handled that young hockey player and how you use it as a life lesson.
You sound like a great hockey coach! Good ones can be hard to find. My son plays hockey and i wouldn’t have it any other way. The things he learns in hockey many times can also be applied off the ice. It has turned him into an awesome kid. Glad you did this video.
Love your chats interwoven with your cabin build or camping or hunting. A warm and captivating part of your chat style is using voiceover while we see Holden playing, Mrs Woodbeard with the family or Kevin and buddies working. This is a great visual tool to re-enforce the message for your subscribers
i love the cabin build and a chat always enjoy hearing someone with more life experience perspective on topics like this the world needs more men and father figures to set a good example for the future
Your fireside chat is really good, rambling (in a good way) and relevant. Like a lot that you want to talk about the state of masculinity right now. It's a seriously under-appreciated topic these days. So, bravo!
Thanks! We need more men like you!
Normally I don't have patience for speeches but I listen to what you had to say you said something that I believe will really help me with my son
Just want to say Thank You
Love the cabin and your message is true. I learned that the older I get just how wise my father is and how little I knew even though I thought I knew a lot. My Dad would say " Don't be a know it all, know it all's never learn anything new!"
I have been enjoying your videos about the cabin for several weeks since it popped up on YT. However, the life lesson you gave the young hockey player is worth more to me than watching you build 10 cabins. Young men need father figures to look up to. They need discipline, structure, and responsibilities. You remind me of one of my scout leaders sharing advice about responsibilities to the family and I have never forgotten the talks. Hugs from Miami.
Some of the best life advice comes from people other than your parents. For me the lessons my parents taught me weren’t realized till later in life.
👍🏻👍🏻
You're so positive and optimistic. I love watching your videos. Very informational and your attitude seems to put mine in a better mood.
Thanks beardsman
I’m from where you learn quickly who’s a good person and who isn’t because your life depends on it and one thing I’m sure of about you is that you really are a good man. There’s an aura of peace that comes thru your videos ... God bless you and your family
Your thoughts on team sports were spot one. I was a little league baseball couch for 15 years. I had 11-13 year olds. I required every player to play in rotation, every position and had a tight schedule for that rotation. Every player played every game and sat the bench as equaliy as possible. I had parents sign an acknowledgement agreement that they understood the rules of the league and my plan for player development. Every player became proficient at each positon as a teamplayer. Of course some were better at certain spots, but what we ended up having was a very rounded team, which served to put us at least in the championship finals every season. My teams won more than half of our seasons. There were a few parents who didn't agree and usually their kids got on the bandwagon in spite of that. My #1 goal was to have fun, build team spirit and help the kids develop sportsmanship and a positive attitude that would bolster them for life. I will always be proud of those kids, and my time as a couch.
I think that Community is so important, having small close communities is more important now a days. Most Youth are so disconnected from society in general and over the years I feel that people as a whole have become so disconnected from nature, one another, and even disconnected from who they are and want to become. Your channel and a vary few are on the rise to close that gap for upcoming generations. We as human beings began developing tribes, communities, towns, cities, and it has created separation from one another. So, I hope that by being reminded of where we came from we can slowly go back to our natural roots of coming together and creating communities to help one another. I hope that one day my children will come to realize that lesson and importance of helping your neighbors and community, as humans we are not meant to do thing's on our own, we need support systems in place to survive, to be healthy, mentally, physically, and emotionally. I went a little off on a rant but your story really reminds me of the important lesson of accepting help and guidance from others because living a good life can't be done alone, otherwise you're not living at all.
Chris and Kevin as you seal up all the air gaps except behind the stove you'll find the room will warm up!! That wood stove is sucking it's secondary air in all those air holes from VOILA. WAIT FOR IT ???? Outside!!!! A 6 inch pipe thru the wall beside the stove will become nessesary.... You guys are masters as entertainer's... Greetings once again from snowy Iowa
On the cabin walls. And I know opinions are cheap but, I would have done slats and felt, then siding. Wind leakage would be greatly reduced and you could cut your own slats. And by slats I just mean horizontal lumber with minimal gaps. I will hush now. Good talk Chris. Coaching is one of the best things a man can do for someone else's kids, but dang it be a good coach. And what you described is good coaching.
I would have done cheap thin particle board then Tyvek. Then that beautiful siding they did. Great talk about stepping up as male role models. It's important to be there for the people in our lives.
yep, a vapor barrier would have been best, tyvek, even Roofing felt, maybe even, 6mil plastic.and plywood decking on rafters,then the metal. just an old carpenters thoughts, good luck, and keep at it.
Hi Chris: May seem strange but to me the best part of the video & the biggest reveal was watching you play when sliding on those insulation bales. it is great to see you play even though your 40. (I'm 78 & still love to play) We all need a time when the world is not urgent or dour. Thanks Brian 78
Still play road hockey with my boy too! He's got more stamina than me, but I'm still stronger...for now :)
29.9 acres in Oregon , tiny house...totally off grid...YOU INSPIRE ME...retired 65 year old music teacher
Of course the cabin is looking great! I think it's wonderful that you are such a caring and fun Dad and man. Wish you would have been around when my ex walked out 2 days before my son started junior high. He started acting out, sneaking out and getting drunk. When he was 16, he snuck out with "friends" got drunk and they had a bad car wreck and ultimately my son was the only one hurt. Brain injury and it's been a long long bumpy road. He would have lived to have a Dad like you.
I just love you. I bet your parents are proud of you.
Really liked what you talked about at the end of the video. I think one of the things that needs addressed is this whole participation trophy generation. There is value in being awarded for your hardwork, and also the lessons you learn from defeat. I believe it takes the drive away to work harder and get better. I also believe it is applicable at every age. Keep up the great work, your videos are amazing!!! Thank you!
I think the story hit on a great life lesson
You're so right when it comes to building practices...even one of the well know TV contractors is arguing about the way we insulate with vapour barriers....and is trying to get the building codes changed....Great vids.
You’ve got a newfan in this 72 year old grandmother. Love he cabin
i came across this chanell by accident and it's the best chanell i have found
It is great to see you are letting your boys be boys....they are outside having fun and learning to be boys!!!Great job!!!
I appreciate your life talks. I don't look at it as if you're right or wrong, but as additional information and perspective. You can always get something out of it.
This has been a great video. I am 60 and have seen this anecdote so many times in Field hockey, cricket , and most team games. Well done, young man. Great cabin work.
Yup...I might have lived some of these myself. But I was always eager to do my best and played hard.
I really enjoyed the talk. Please make it a regular part of your channel. Larry
As a woman, I enjoy listening to a "real" man talking about masculinity and what goes into that. I look forward to hearing more.
bgmaple47232 yeah, he is a real man. But unfortunately, I have a question - can he survive without money in 21st century? My point in this , beacose money make people poor and illness. Life without money make all of us stronger, but not of all - only real peoples
I really liked the talk. I'm a young guy who just hit 20. I have a dad, but have had a lot of complications so we never talk, and I've never had "dad to son lessons", so it's something I'm learning and figuring out every day. Please keep it up! :)
Hey Chris, great video. An old Native friend of mine used to say" it takes a village to raise a man (warrior)". My son being a teen has a male adult family friend that works great to reenforce the lessons Im trying to teach. But really there is a little group of historical reenactors that are really like his village. I have noticed that the kids kind of pick who they value listening to and who they dont. Works for girls and boy just slightly different lessons.
Thank you for your comments on manhood. The world needs more of these kinds of lessons.
Once again man, your comments on life lessons. My dad was basically a ghost, mom tried yadda yadda yadda same old story. Thanks for the reminder man because Ijust turned 33 and have 3 sons of my own. Twin 7yr olds and a 5 yr old and still don't know exactly what I'm doin but words like you just let out definitely help.
Excellent video brother! I to am a 40 yr old man, built an off grid log cabin by myself here in Indiana, played right wing and a defenseman since I was 12 yrs old. Thank God for you and other hockey coaches. Thanks for being a real man with real character and teaching young men how the world actually works. I personally learned more from my coaches than I did from most peers. Constructive, positive advice from guys like yourself is much needed in this world. Great content you're sharing👍
I enjoy the life lessons. Everybody is different, and they learn respect. Keep it up, your doing great
This video got me back as a subscriber.
I was a sub but tried to streamline my sub list to more education based channels.
Being a father who wants to be the best father I can be, I enjoyed your story.
I am too an outdoorsman and a carpenter who enjoys what I’ve watched on your channel.
I’m glad I’m back.
commendable that you work hard to give your kids a better life - a loving and a disciplined life.
I'm glad I decided to take some time viewing what you all are doing. As another one of your commenters said, I too lost my total freedom to a few vehicles that decided they needed to rear-end me. I'm still looking for that target someone painted on my car. Course now I don't drive anymore and I guess they have all moved on to the next victim. I so enjoy your video. At my age, it's nice to see family that acts like family. You have such healthy morals, values, and skills that young people really need. God Bless you all.
Fantastic series... I love the quality of the cabin, its perfect! Kevin is a true craftsman and Chris, you follow directions well..lol. Big fan.
So good looking Cabin, great work guys just awesome !!
Awesome 👍 All that work is worth it for the heat. Doing great!
Full stop :-) nice job on the insulation great teaching and content well done again
I feel like we need more of these informative chats, and they should be called Beard Banter or something. I love it when someone can talk about something without being insulted or crap like that.
It was worth it to wait to see that beautiful cabin finished. Excellent work guys. It's a truly wonderful cabin. Love it!!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Cabins looking great! Keep up the superb work 👍
Would love to hear more on all of this!!
New subscriber here. Bravo from Western New York. You have a great head on your shoulders. Keep it up. Thank you.
Back to the cabin, Awsome. Thumbs up 👍👍✌
Looking good Chris and Kevin hard work always pays off, I’m sure when it’s all completed you guys will throw a party why not. My father was a good man but as a teenager I didn’t always agree which way he was steering me, looking on now lots of things he said to all makes sense. That’s life, Thanks for sharing. 👍👋👌🇬🇧
Nice words you put Coach Beardsman. It's inspiring and I'm glad you have students looking up to you. And for that Kid who wanted to play Center but nothing else, he has a lot to learn about Team effort and try to be a master in all positions.
My Hockey coach’s taught me many many life lessons that I still use to this day it’s amazing to me how few people can work well in a team environment good video thanks
Cool thanks for the video. Hockey looks like great fun.
Thanks Chris,
Loved the words of wisdom at the end. I'm 51 and, growing up without a dad, I had to figure most of this out myself. Sometimes it can take years to figure it all out , and it's good to hear it backed up by another man halfway around the planet. Keep it up, man :)
I was training a young fighter who was a natural fighter but was also lazy could not motivated I brought in a freind of mines daughter and her friends to watch. What a change. Luca
When my son falls I let him cry and I encourage him to stand up I never pick him up but he knows I am there for him encouraging him to get back up ALWAYS. I am his # 1 fan lol. I think that's what men need heck humans need.
We did the same thing!
Same for a girl.
I love the cabin videos and I would be interested in a fitness series and more about hockey because being American we dont know so much about that.
Also doing videos on cooking would be Intresting and maby relationship advice as well.👍
Great stuff, especially the nitty gritty vulnerable stuff. I feel that the emotional stuff is frequently overlooked. Awesome! I can relate, like many others, I too found guidance beyond my parents. As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child. Truer words, my friend. Truer words.
That talk was very wise. So true, I now believe it takes a village”. Great thinking
Love watching the Cabin go up series..been watching for 2 years. didn’t really follow the story much towards the end. Reminded me of playing soccer which was a good comparison but was really wanting to see more done inside the cabin etc.
There's something incredibly satisfying about seeing a cabin get insulated.
I really appreciate the story, i have a 13yr old half brother and his dads not around. I’m really working on being a positive role model for him so this topic was very enlightening.
Great job good to see men helping boys to be boys and men we to teach they need the support in a world that decreases that men should be men
Thanks for adding the new area . It's a tough but important subject coaching kids is difficult but I found out that doing it for the few years that I did made a huge difference in the lives of a lot of kids . It was baseball instead of hockey . But still a team game every job is important and not every job is right for everyone . But doing any of the jobs well is an asset to the whole team
I know this is an old video but my dad was a rock to us always, he gave us girls a lot of good advice, he was my hero 💕
I”m from the US, worked in Canada for a couple years, was taught the game of hockey from some friends and now enjoy watching the game, still learning, but I got your comparison. Thank you✌🏻✌🏻
Lost it on "What happened to that one?" rofl!!
:) Had fun with that lol
I think you have wonderful ideas, being a father of 2 girls I completely agree with showing them the stability they deserve. If you wanna do it you should do it. There's always gonna be someone that doesn't like it, that's just how it is. People like to talk smack everything. I'm glad I found your page, different perspective can always be a good thing if you let it be. Much love to you and your family
I like the cabin!! Great job. We will be building one the spring. Well built!
Awesome cabin. That will be a toasty spot to relax after a day in the woods.
Awesome video, especially towards the end. Great job “guiding that child”. 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just wanted to chime in to share some knowledge I gained this past week. If that stove has an air intake, you could feed it cold air from outside directly with an insulated duct line. Right now its pulling conditioned air from the cabin space which is in turn pulling cold air through the gaps around the windows, etc.
I was going to mention this as one of my points so I'll just add so fill in the gaps. Cold air expands as it's heated and cause positive air pressure which carries heat as it expands, meaning that heat from your stove will travel to to far reaches of the cabin more readily than if negative pressures exist. Negative pressure occurs when a wood burning appliance needs oxygen in a sealed space and has to draw that air from within the room it'self, the room then replaces that air from gaps and air leaks in the envelope and rushes towards the stove to feed it and brings cold are with it from the outside. With chill is a factor of heat loss, not a change in air temp. Using air pressure to reverse wind chill is an effective way to increase comfort and it removes heat loss. Fresh air is better for the combustion process and it's better for us not to compete for air with a wood burning appliance.
You could put a homemade heat exchanger in the flu. Basically a small barrel or heavy duct sealed at both ends. You put small pipes through the barrel.The air inside the pipes is heated by the heat in the flu. Add a small fan with ductwork between the fans exhaust to the tubes. If on a heat activated switch it will blow warm air around the room. Or you could put a window fan on heat activated switch and it will blow warm air around the room. The fans need to be on low or slow output. Both will work U-verse lived in some cold houses which I usually repaired so they we more heat efficient when I left than when I moved in. I'm 61 btw lots of experience in those years lol
Heat exchangers are great for moving air naturally through induction because heat rises or you can assist by adding a fan but I'm suggesting isn't necessary as the air will move on it's own. Adding a gassifier within the combustion chamber with a secondary air supply from a dedicated fresh air supply (from outside the cabin) will not only move air but will increase the air pressure which carries heat with it. Clean combustion combined with positive air pressure keeps the heat in the room instead of going up the chimney.
100% True
I played hockey when i was a kid from 1987-1992.
I started as a right wing, then ended up as a right defense.
Whatever position he plays best is the right choice.
The Choice negotiated at the end was very fair.
Good choice on the rockwool. Thats good insulation.
Thank you for this video, Ireally like the direction you are going to take with your content epically at
the end when you said that you really do care , and your mission in life is to
bring everybody up and see people as a whole succeed. I feel you on that big
time. This is the kind of mentality we should have globally as people
coexisting with one another. The divisions between us all needs to vanish, and
constructive words and attitudes are the way to that.
Great video, great message and great content. Can’t wait to spend a night in the cabin 😉!!
Yeahhhh, it’s still season one buddy. Season one, episode twelve.. so you may wanna check that out...
But I’ve been waiting for this video to come out for ages!! Now I’m finally happy.. thanks 😂
I'll move them over a bit later!
I have watch your brother Kevin’s videos and have enjoyed everyone . So know I am really enjoying yours. Also you have a nice looking family and really enjoy your son he’s a hard little worker. God Bless❤
I really respect you and your brother for doing this. I've always wanted to set up my own cabin. Thanks for pushing out great content! Hopefully one day I'll have a beard as great as yours
Liked the hockey side of things, been involved with hockey here in the UK for a lot of years, youngest grandchild just gone 8 years joined up with a team he really loves it.
I enjoy the fireside chats. Keep them as part of your videos.
whoo hoooo!!! season 2!!! cabin looks great!!