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In this video, I repair a rotten wall in a log cabin in Sweden. I use mechanical jacks, a Log Wizard, and a chainsaw. In Sweden, these houses are called Timmehus, and when I don't completely replace the logs, the repairs are called " halvsulning "

Chainsaw Mill from Logosol. Compatible with both electric and gasoline chainsaws.

In this video, we replace some logs in a 200-year-old log cabin. It’s heavy work, but I expect it to last another 100 years. If you plan to do this yourself, please be careful, especially when lifting a house.

Adding a supporting wooden pillar to secure a broken roof beam. It toasted my screwdriver!!

Building a brutalist woodshed from scrap.

Time to start up your Mosquito Magnets. The magnets are a powerful part of my arsenal in the war against the mosquitos. Each covers aprx 4000 square meters. Be sure to put them out in time in order to prevent escalation of the mosquito population. Move them around to find your perfect spot for them. A place in the shadows is recommended. Change gas and octenol every 30days. Good Luck! #mygg #mo...

In this video, we repair a damaged timber log on a barn from the 1800s. Background: Water has seeped into the log, causing it to rot from the inside. Prompt action is required to prevent further damage. Method: Known in Swedish as 'Halvsulning,' this technique involves removing as much rot as accessible, cutting a new fitting piece, and securing it with nails. Outcome: Ideally, the new material...

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