Building A Treehouse In A Beautiful Forest Alone - Part 6: Platform finished, Spiral Stairs,Fire Pit

[@spaceguys422]

طولانی اما زیبا❤

[@ONE4ALL929]

Glad you choose a big tree and the height of your tree house is not too high.

[@MuhamadBadawi935]

This is a big project. Good job sir👍 love from 🇲🇨

[@BuildingInNature]

Thanks for the kind words. Greetings from The Netherlands!

[@cajocz]

thank you brother, i am patiently waiting for the next 1

[@BuildingInNature]

I appreciate it!!

[@thedelver4462]

watched all your previous parts and waiting for the next one! good job, hope it'll turn out as good as you want t to be❤

[@BuildingInNature]

Great to hear! Yes, I hope so too :) Everything is starting to take shape!

[@clydeorris4093]

Great craftsmanship! Attention to detail. Not rushed into building crap. Very nice!

[@BuildingInNature]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@Miguelarrieta94]

Has been a large work, but I have good expectations

[@lhdsurvival]

Hello, your video is very good

[@user-yo4jr8ck1o]

Your life, my dream, I envy your little cabin too much, it's also what I want. Welcome to the opportunity to travel to China

[@BuildingInNature]

Thank you for your kind words! I hope you can build a cabin sometime! Greetings from The Netherlands

[@Bettinbig7024]

Cheers fam.

[@dev01094]

Super work

[@marcinpiecuch6992]

Keep up the great work my friend
Love the idea od a Big tree house like that, maybe one day?
I did build my daughter a smaller tree house over 3 years ago and I'm still very proud of it and I do remember how it made me feel good when I was going through the stages of built. I hope and wish you that that feeling will stay with you for ever after you complete your Built.
All the Best

[@BuildingInNature]

Thanks for the kind words. Very cool that you build a treehouse! Is it still there? I totally get what you are saying. Also building in a tree is something special.

[@marcinpiecuch6992]

Yes it's still there, got some new colours last year to elevate it and to give it a new protective cote. Hope it will be in use for years to come.

[@BuildingInNature]

Great to hear! I hope so too :)

[@akbarchaki9579]

It's amazing in a world nobody likes you I have not seen you this type of perfect work please upload next video early because i am extremely excited to watch your video because you are genius

[@BuildingInNature]

Thank you for watching and for the compliment!

[@norrisabram9577]

The process is taking to long, so going to stop wasting my time and wait until the build is complete, then watch the hole build in one hour 🙄

[@akbarchaki9579]

@@norrisabram9577 Yes Absolutely my dear friend I am so far your country however I am loving your work

[@devinkuiters8307]

This feels like a netflix series i love to see it. Im also dutch 😁

[@BuildingInNature]

Heel gaaf! :) Thanks for the big compliment!

[@christopheberger5438]

Bonjour
Je découvre votre travail, et vos vidéos sont superbes.
Vous êtes très minutieux, c'est de l’excellent travail.
Quelles sont les dimensions de votre plate-forme?
Avez vous des plans ?
Au plaisir de vous revoir
Merci

[@BuildingInNature]

Thank you for the comment! The platform measures 5 meters long and 4,6 meters wide. The schematics/plans are not really on paper, they are mainly in my head :)

[@christopheberger5438]

@@BuildingInNature 👍

[@margrietwensink3255]

Hey Ruud mooie boomhut hoor,van Karel doei.

[@BuildingInNature]

Ha Karel! Het wordt tijd dat je weer een keer komt kijken of helpen een spijker er in slaan :) Ook de groeten van opa!

[@nvbac72]

Cũng hay a ơi

[@nolaniimanauis3929]

Nice built but we need to see the finish product

[@BuildingInNature]

Thanks for watching. New episode is online today!

[@desurajraut8833]

Waiting for next chapter 🪚. Please share date

[@BuildingInNature]

Working on it! It won't take very long. If everything works out, somewhere next week I hope :)

[@joshuajackson6442]

Bonzerly Awesome! I love your work ethic and structure

[@BuildingInNature]

Bonzerly!! :) Very cool!

[@truongtien-]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

❤you obviously experienced expermented before❤

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

❤but we learned from others too mostly

[@adriansilva2039]

6:20 😱 es una araña gigante o que es? 😳

[@BuildingInNature]

Haha yeah! Mouse eating spider :)

[@aydinve]

You are awesome I am following you from türkiye and i have a dream to make own tree house like you.🤗

[@BuildingInNature]

That's great to hear! Would be very cool if you would also make a treehouse some day! Greetings from The Netherlands

[@naakeshdookhoa913]

Your video is getting more review on TikTok millions of views

[@BuildingInNature]

Thank you for letting me know! Somebody is using my video's without me knowing or my consent.

[@dawsie]

That’s a shame how there is always someone out there who is making money of someone else’s hard work 😿

[@DrivenDecision]

Awesome video man! I hope to build something on my own and these type of videos will really help. Hey what software do you use to edit?

[@BuildingInNature]

Thanks! That would be awesome! Great to hear my videos can provide some inspiration :) I edit in Davinci Resolve.

[@user-gu2hm5yq8w]

👍🤟

[@BuildingInNature]

👍🤟👍🤟

[@jeppe4191]

Have been waiting far to long!

[@Apaliatliat33-rr9tx]

Mantap bro 😁

[@BuildingInNature]

Great word -> Mantap :) Very cool

[@iliasibrahim2274]

waiting for you to upload a video for a long time

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Older wood is often better too

[@BuildingInNature]

Totally agree!

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

You don’t have to agree you can see it in the grain of the woods

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

But I am glad that you agree

[@BuildingInNature]

Haha yes! It is almost like reading the grain of the wood. I like that older wood often is more dense than new wood that grew faster. Very cool!

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

@@BuildingInNature it is reading the woods

[@bugandmommy]

Where is the next video???

[@BuildingInNature]

I am working on it! Thank you for asking

[@XxBlindoutxX]

Cool but bears can climb trees

[@BuildingInNature]

We don't have bears in our forests :) Thanks for watching

[@dusunenmuhendis4654]

What is name red thing at the time 13:10 ?

[@BuildingInNature]

That's a chalk line, this is not its main use, but it is also fine to make vertical lines.

[@dawsie]

It is also known as a plum line it’s been used for thousands of years in all types of constructions, including in the building of the pyramids. It’s is the number one way of making sure that what you are building is perfectly straight. I have one that’s been handed down for over 6 generations they liked things to look pretty as well as functioning.

[@dev01094]

when will the next videos come out

[@BuildingInNature]

I'm working on it. I think next week!

[@dev01094]

@@BuildingInNature thank you bro.

[@akbarchaki9579]

My friend when you will be upload next video

[@BuildingInNature]

Thanks for asking. I'm working on it, lately there is a lot of rain so I have to take a bit more time. But I am still making good progress :)

[@akbarchaki9579]

@@BuildingInNature thank you
Dear friend still working

[@akbarchaki9579]

Hi

[@user-rl3tq8ft5n]

Don't those fasteners stuck in the tree's trunk harm its health?

[@BuildingInNature]

Thank you for asking! I explain this in part 1. These bolts are especially designed to not harm the tree. The tree grows around it like it does when growing a branch. The design makes it also possible for the tree to expand outwards, so the tree keeps growing as it normally would.

[@user-rl3tq8ft5n]

Very good!! @@BuildingInNature

[@elias_alsyum_btw4604]

In germany wie say wo ist die baugenehmigung 😂

[@BuildingInNature]

Haha 👍 Danke fürs zuschauen

[@thabt2566]

19/1

[@user-qu6oy5yh1e]

Non mais s'il vous plaît, certe c'est une superbe construction, mais il sors d'où le bonhomme!?
Avec ses outils, son masque, ses lunettes et son clip. Là tu fais une vidéo pour les passionnés de la nature, non!?
What?
Encore un gas qui sort de l'école de franc-maçon..oupsss "compagnons "😂😂

[@SKEC212]

While I respect your carpentry skills I have a different opinion on the word "treehouse". To me a real treehouse sits on top of big branches and is totally supported by the tree. And, my idea of a treehouse doesn't follow traditional house building logic. Typical homes have lots of 90 degree angles and everything is on the same level. I like to look at the tree and let it tell me what the treehouse is allowed to look like based on branches and how high off the ground they are. The branches have to support the floors. The height of the ceilings have to be lowered in order to stay in harmony with the tree. Everything inside has to be shrunk down, kinda like in a camping trailer. For example when you go onto a house boat it doesn't follow any of the traditional rules of a normal home. Same thing with treehouses. They need to be looked at differently according to the environment you are building in. Great job on your elevated house. It's very professional looking.

[@putra6106]

Exactly. That's how I used to build; without cutting those branches. From primary, secondary even to the tertiary branches.

[@sutherlandbrook3205]

Everyone’s entitled to their opinion.. but you’d sound less like a dick if you kept it to yourself.

[@darenburnett5894]

I’d love to see your series on how to build a tree house then, when can we expect to see it go live?

[@dawsie]

@@darenburnett5894yes was thinking the same thing. Got to love the armchair builders and farmers. It’s a surprise that they never figure out why the tree houses built like that when children are no-longer around as adults😹😹
I remember watching a tree house builder from the States a few years back, and he built tree houses up in the trees using the bolts because it gave security over time whereas relying on the branches also meant the house would get bulled in every direction as the tree grew. He would build between a group of trees as well as only one tree, but in every single build he used the stainless steel brackets that would support the house. He never placed the weight of the building on one single branch, simply because you never knew when the tree would decide to cut off the sap flow to any given branch which the tree can and will do in times of drought. Where do you think the branches known as widow makers came from, the tree cut off the supply of sap to it so that the whole tree would live.

[@danielhughes9556]

I was probably 7 or 8 in 1986. That year my dad decided to build my brother and I a sand box. We absolutely loved it. He used OSHA planks for the border, and naturally sand in the middle. Either 8x4, or 10x6.. again I was 7-8. Well, turns out the cats in the neighborhood loved it just as much. So the old man decided it was time to put a roof on the ole sandbox with a door. That would surely keep the cats out, and in theory it did. Until one of us decided to forget to close the door. So of course the cats now had an enclosed shit box. Upon further review, the old man decided we were going to hang this sandbox, turned litter box, turned greenhouse into a hanging tree fort. We used skateboards and leverage to move it into place. Then the 15 years of ironwork, and rigging experience the old man had, we set a"Deadman" in the ground, busted out the tier for/German Jack, found the biggest branch to hang the rigging, and proceeded to hoist this thing into the air. At this point we repurposed expanded metal the old man had "liberated" from a recent job and used it to make a floor. So now we had a hanging tree fort. With a breathable floor. Mind you this thing was big enough to house a small Japanese car of the time. We had a lot of fun nights in that tree house.. or is that not a tree house because it was a litterbox first?

[@daletrotman5375]

Seem you don’t want to tell us how you made your steps

[@kickschutte9930]

He said he found that old staircase, so i presume he therefore did not make them himself...

[@KYOSHI435]

Wtf😂 are you a kid???😂😂