Video

How much money to build it?

The narration is fine. Always enjoy your videos.

Why the wood glue if you’re just going to screw it on? Screws are really secure

I love these... people living off the grid... and still post video content as if people cared. You live off the grid, put the phone away and stop this enabling this trend.

your cabin is one of my favorites! what a great system you've built for yourself and your family. ❤

Good video thanks I would like to see a video on how you cut and connect the wall corners together.

Great build, man. Looking forward to your next one too!

Are there things that wish you would have done different

Always love to see the cabin, beautiful and nicely set up! Great job! 👏

The only things I would do differently is not work alone and have a work bench with some tools, like a miter and table saw. I am older, so any help is better. How did the 6x6's hold up? Any settling or movement?

Amen! Well said I agree 💯

Can't wait for the next video

Thank you for the detailed explanation. Well done. I enjoyed watching all the videos of the build.

😊

You were building your cabin the same time I was doing a total renovation on my 1942 bungalow with help from my 77 yr dad & son. We'd watch videos when we took breaks. Dad & I found the 2x8 method very interesting. Both of us prefer the look of milled square logs & thought how much easier the 2x8 would be for us. The question we had was where did u get get lumber & was it kiln dried? We spent hours going through bins at Lowes & Hone Deppt trying to find wood that wasn't warped & twist. $10 for a 2x4 stud and you couldn't find a straight one. Trying to find 1" board without twist was a nightmare. I used 1x6 for my trim, $25. Due to pandemic shortages we had to hook the trailer up and spend a day hitting up every lumber store within 2 hours of the house.

PERFECT PERFECT ! BRAVO ! ❤

Sheer freaking brilliance. Thank you so much for this video. I'm going to copy this build. Absolutely my favorite cabin build this far. Man. Just awesome.

Love your videos! Were building the same house and were at the side walls above the loft, how did you Figure out how to make each one smaller by ? Ours is 20x30.Thank you.

I love your method of construction. Brilliant.

Have you had trouble with carpenter bees ?

I would love a place like this

It looks amazing. You did a great job 👏 👍

Practical, functional & so steep in pioneer Americana. A 6/12 roof over your head? Will shed off all sorts of precipitation, those multi purpose stoves makes a wonderful home. Thank you for sharing.

Nice

Are you using solar panels or a gasoline generator to charge your Bluetti batteries?

That will be awesome. Love your channel. I've watched all your videos.

I've been watching your cabin build for quite some time this has to be one of the most stunning cabin builds I've ever seen on CZcams I look forward to your videos great content keep it coming

Your place looks great! I've enjoyed watching you build everything and I look forward to seeing you begin your log cabin. Thanks so much for capturing all of this hard work for our enjoyment and learning experience. May our God continue to bless your efforts.

We’re building our cabin now. Love your videos and we have learned alot.so Thank you . Ours is 20x30. Me & my Bf are building it. Some heavy boards. Couldn’t imagine doing it alone.

I remember watching you build this cabin originally and it really looks great. I myself am still working on a 16x26 log cabin (3 1/2 years now ) and want to wish you luck in your future project. It’s a lot of work to do mostly alone but incredibly rewarding when completed! Enjoy.

I didn’t catch, how do you charge the bluetti units? Was it off a solar screen or off a gas powered generator or at home of A/C?

AWESOME! the handmade "logs" are brilliant..

Great inspiration and detail explanations. Was all the lumber untreated store bought or is there also saw milled rough cut?

🖐👍👏🤝

Incrível! Fantástica essa técnica! Parabéns Pela suas habilidades!

Dude; You Wasted Time And Money And Materials And Toxic Chemicals Making Your Roof Look Antique; Just Ridiculous.... Since You Only Weakened The Structure And Reduced It's Lifespan For "Your Aesthetic"!

Well done. It’s cool seeing the fruits of your labor. Came out amazing. Excellent video brother.

A forth step for the toilet to try is to build a second bucket inside the big bucket to separate the pee from the poo.

Wonder if the wall design could be improved Iain rigid foam insulation to replace the inside 2x8 for cooling in summer and heating in winter.

I've watched you do this from the floor up, and a fantastic job it is. I am wondering if you've kept a running total on the expense so far? And how much it has cost you minus the land cost.

Can’t wait to see the new log cabin mate!

Beautiful cabin.., thanks for sharing your building journey!!!

Love your music selections and your commentary, just not at the same time. Sometimes have to replay a couple lines to understand what you said. Still love the channel and am anticipating the new build. Thanks for sharing.

Does your wife not like the cabin

how do you charge your bluetti?

I've followed from the start.... I've said it before but I'm saying it again. This is one of the most impressive cabins I have ever scene. Great job! Look forward to seeing what comes next.

For the roof and the rain catchment system. What chemicals did you use on the sheet metal? Does that come into play for drinking or does the filer system catch all of that? I'm in a similar scenario and was curious. Thank you.

I really liked this video. You're approach to building a "log" cabin using 2x8 was very unique and should be appealing to those who do not have access to a sawmill or standard logs. I subscribed to make sure I don't miss out on future videos.

The music should be more subtle, it overpowers the narration and is an unnecessary distraction, and grates on my nerves, please tone it way down in future videos, it definitely creates a “Deliverence” vibe. Nice cabin build, I would like more windows upstairs, to take in the views and sunlight in the daytime and view the stars at night while I drift off to sleep.

Congratulations on your accomplishment. It must feel SO good to be making this video. I'm happy for you. Loved learning from this cabin. My fav part is the river rock wall behind your stove. ...what a view that is to sit in front of! Well done and thanks for sharing. ..it was also nice to hear your voice. It's also nice to watch videos that are peacefully quiet while so informative. Great job!