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I once fantasized about designing and making my own house by myself, but as time passed, I realized it was a dream. Nevertheless, I still lived in the dream house and sold it to a Chinese mobile house for a small amount of money
Nice work aesthetically. By now you have probably discovered the following problems: 1) Silicone is secondary waterproofing - it's can't replace proper flashing above windows and doors. 2) Single or even double skin flue gets extremely hot, it can't be in contact with heat sensitive materials (and again, silicone can't replace proper flue wall flashing) 3) OSB (not plywood) is lovely but it does affect indoor air quality and it is not meant to be a finish materials: e.g. next to your stove would by now be extremely dirty, 4) Unless the house is quite draughty (not well sealed) you will have condensation issues in winter, particularly around the steel frames, causing mould growth 5) The roof/wall junction *might* just work, but it could allow water behind your wall cladding ... 6) Floor that close to the ground will lead to rising dampness/moisture problems (100-150mm clear space should be minimum). the list could go on - but ultimately - this is a lovely building, but selling plans to others might result in more than one lawsuit related to liability.
I would love to see you do a video build on a home at the lowest price as well. It seems like you know your stuff.
@@Suki272 If it doesnt have a shower, it is not a home.
Very good tips
Surprised you didn't mention the cross bar on the doors going the wrong way
Can you please tell what are the solutions for the problems you saw ?
What materials should they used instead to prevent that?
Nice house but I'm amazed how mans doing plumbing, electrical, woodworking and construction by himself. A real jack of all trades
This 80 yr. old farm lady is HUGELY impressed at such expertise. Bravo and I enjoyed the raised bed gardens and watching the stages. thanks so much.
It's amazing to see how this video has impressed people of all ages and backgrounds. The attention to detail and skill demonstrated in the raised bed garden construction is truly impressive. It's always inspiring to see people share their expertise and passion with others. I'm glad you enjoyed watching the stages and learned something from it. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and share your thoughts!
Glad I bought this one czcams.com/users/postUgkxT9ExVpR-3A-9rpRqx8vzXKZ3BMMTg_KH . I had a customer looking for a shed that didn't look 'prefab' and was rustic, but "cute" (her term). I showed her the cover of the book and, with a few modifications, she was sold. I've never built a shed but I do have some framing knowledge. The info on roofing is very helpful to me. I was also psyched that the section for the shed on the cover had measured drawings for the trim boards and keystone pieces for the gable ends and over the windows. Should make life a little easier for me.
The floor!!! No vapor barrier, no sealant, to treatment, no insulation... It's gonna be drafty, moldy, and infested within a few months and fall apart within three years!!! Please take it out and do it right before you get sick or injured. Also the roof needs more overhang to be long term waterproof, and aspenite (while inexpensive) tends to flake/fall apart quickly. It will look really bad after a short time and leave splinters everywhere.
In Australia we don't need vapour barriers they did a great job love ❤ it
@@riverinabarter-lm4si yup just let the heat do its work 😂
Undermount sinks are common in the US, but I have, and prefer, on top for the same reasons I prefer large eaves on a roof! Safety 1st, or you will regret it when something goes wrong.....injuries can change your life. We bought a house that was English tutor style with barely any eaves.....spent 100K this last year puting on eaves, reroofing, installing new windows, replacing siding and trim that had been damaged from water sliding down the walls....and we don't get much rain.
Overhang overhang
my son bought an 400 years old house and thougt, with around 30000€ invest he can it modernise, only self work. and then the neighbour made 6 houses directly nearby. in the underground massive sandstone and so the workers used heavy big machines. the machines shattered so enormous, that the roof of my sons house wandered 10 centimeters, the house break down. son and friends repaired all, 200000€ !! the honourable judge said, workers are not guilty. heavy big trucks made this....400 years, 1000000 trucks all the time, world war 2.... no problems. workers worked with big caterpillars and bamm - the house is away !!! your work is top, prima !!! the animals are lovely, the girl is beautiful...😊😊😊😊
To be more efficient, you should supply outside air for the combustion air in the wood stove. If you don't, it will draft the smoke out the chimney and pull a vacuum on the house, causing drafts and sucking out the heated inside air with the smoke...
This house can never be warm by design (steel frame, huge opening surfaces, no air tightness to speak of), so there is no point making insulation at all. In fact, I'd skip on the wool and make it even cheaper =)
It will get warm, just won't stay as warm when the fire goes out.
@@alexpyattaev it's a 5000$ house what do you expect? A perfect house?
@@alexpyattaev I think they live in Portugal/Spain the weather there is clement I wonder though, isn't Spanish the proverb...3 months of winter 9 months of hell? The house is Ok for that weather...not for northern or Eastern climates.
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This is best thing any human can giv to another human knowlege to build yourself a home, warm and safe. You are incredible human, thank you.
I just want you both to know that I love this. It's apparent that your love for one another is real. You both have the key to a life long marriage. Together you can do anything. So many people think that love is about things but having your husband's back and sticking by him, helping him, being his true support when needed is the key. It's not possible to be in love with someone and never support them. I know this has nothing to do with your video but it shows in your video.
marriage is cruel. It stops people from loving other people. Mariage is ignorance. Slavery. Arrogance. To hold another. in such a short life. Hostage to ignorance. To NEVER ever being able too love that person EVER in such a short life. Because you are not married to them yet someone else is. Pathetic rational.
My husband and I have been building our home off the coast of Nova Scotia for the last 3 years. Our home is insulated and winterized. We know about the hard work it takes to build a home, 7 days a week< We too have lost so much fat and muscle. Great job.
One must adjust the daily booze intake to counteract the weight loose.
Awww 🥰
Nice! You should make a video! Are you on Instagram?
PART 1: FRAMING
8:25 Joinery between steel studs 9intersection)
9:05 Joinery between steel studs-edge (bracket angle)
33:20 Track & stud
17:19 Joinery between internal stud & external frame
21:30 Joinery between Roof & Wall purlins (w/ a tiny C-purlins)
Framing should be fine
ROOF
24:41 Roof sheathing &membrane
25:51
MEP
32:23 - 50 Plumbing services + insulation
35:20 Interior Sheathing& Lining (kinda like plywood? fibreboard)
36:00 Exterior membrane & cladding (corrugated metal)
1:10:04 plumbing (?)
For personal reference, not necessarily correct.
Thanks for the vid!
You are awesome, Jin Er, thank you!
That was one of the most musical house build time lapse videos I have ever seen. So, you are not just an architect, but a musical videographer too. Well done indeed.
How can a man manage to do everthing from the start to finish without hesitation. Wow you are so special and blessed.
I applaud your excellent choices of materials, and your careful construction techniques. There's obviously some very well thought out steps taken in your construction. I did notice that you didn't bother with any vapor barrier, insulation or sealant between the ground and the underside of your flooring. I'm afraid that will come back to haunt you in the long term. Bugs, mold and small critters love such inaccessible voids and will reek absolute havoc out of sight of the humans dwelling above. There's hope, you can still fill in the voids with a variety of materials, spray-in foam being at the top of my list of materials to use. Good luck!
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This totally depends on where it is. The place could be really dry most of the year. You also don't know if the flooring material was treated. In Australia the barrier between us and the ground (when on piers) are the floorboards full stop.
Over here they put shells under the floor. It was already done by the old romans. Seems to work great as well.
Great job! Very inspiring 👍
No vapour barrier waa used in the 1800's and the buildings survived their lifetime
Sounds like you are a product of brainwashed society and you must follow the crowd doing everything the same
I'm not insulating my house either and no vapour barrier either
Even dad comes out and help; it’s always good to have dad around ❤️
I appreciate you sharing your home building journey with us! You are inspiring so many folks, please ignore the rude ones who criticize rather than create. 🤗
Some serious craftsmanship skills shown here. The time given for that level of detail - made the video impossible to put down. Outstanding work. Congratulations to you both.
The craftsmanship skills shown in this video are truly impressive, and the attention to detail is remarkable. The time and effort put into this project is evident, and it's impossible not to appreciate the hard work and dedication that went into it. The final product is absolutely stunning, and it's clear that the creators have a real talent for their craft. Congratulations to them on a job well done!
Even considering the time spent on construction the price is pretty impressive. Assuming that 2 people worked on it full-time for 4 months and their work was worth the average salary in Portugal, it's just $11 000 more. Nice!
If you think those materials cost 5k in the current wood market (5 6ft. Solar pannels...)
Then I have some cure-all snake-oil id like to sell you
@@GuitarSlayer136 I'm not sure about the market in Portugal, but I believe there are some governmental subsidies for individual-use solar panels. I also assume, that a lot of the materials used in the project were second-hand, heavily discounted or somehow sourced for free.
I love the design and each detail in this house! The only downside on this would be for ME (probably not for other people) to use glued plywood everywhere. The evaporations during a long time would have an influence on the healthy indoor climate, so other matierial would be better, but I know: plywood is the best construction material with low costs..
This theme about plywood evaps is so overrated... Cmon, spending time in traffic, waiting for the bus on busy street, or burn some plastic/resin stuff in the backyard once will do more damage to your health, than plywood in normal conditions
Just one of those boards is at least $30 here. I don't know how they did the whole house for $5000.
What can be used instead of plywood?
@@AlekseyLoykuts depends...if you avoid everywhere in your life these kind of events of poisened influences, it can be in summary a big junk of avoided poison in your life. The Thoma-house guy (website in my comment below) reported that he had to build another house because his children were getting sick because of this plywood house...again...depends how sensitive you are
They used OSB, it is a little cheaper than plywood where I live, but in my opinion has a less attractive finish and it collects dust a lot.
This lady is so lucky to have his man as talented him...both of you done good job...thank you for this amazing video..
This was only 5000$? Man where I am the cost of the plywood alone would be 5000. Good job using what you did and making such a great home with it. Good job guys.
Great Job. Here, drywall is about the same price as OSB and doesn't outgas, This design could be easily adapted to some found/surplus glass windows in lieu of the corrugated plastic, in my experience that stuff does not have great longevity and tends to get dirty no matter how hard you try to seal the ends of the corrugations with silicone.
Drywall isnt very robust.
@@peepopalaberhave you ever seen what happens to unsealed OSB after a while? Drywall in my house is holding up fine after 60 years, ands it's old-school early drywall without today's additives and mildicide agents.
Drywall is also readily repairable. And takes paint a heck of a lot better.
@@peepopalaber good thing its super cheap easy to repair and non toxic
True, very true. in fact, gypsum is anti bacterial, like a cheese cave
@@peepopalaber Drywall is easily chipped, dented and punctured - and easily repaired. OSB is garbage once broken. It also warps through dry/wet cycles which makes it a sketchy choice for things like cabinets that require a snug fit, if left unsealed for a long time. At least it looks like all the OSB except for flooring/sheathing could be replaced when needed.
To be fair though; OSB doesn't offgas either, at least not in any harmful way like MDF does. Ultimately, I assume the goal in this context is to use whatever is cheapest at the time and place. I'm not sold on the "found glass" either - some of those panels are huge and using anything less than brand-new professional grade glazing is a bad idea. Seeing as one panel that size could cost as much as the entire house, corrugated plastic is the way to go for simply letting light in. Even for the smaller windows if you found the glass or recovered it, it's likely going to be untempered and scratched to shit in a matter of months, at which point you'd see better through corrugated plastic anyway. You would need to recover glass from things like high-quality cabinets, display-cases and computer cases, not to mention get creative with your installation as you would almost certainly wouldn't be able to re-size glass like that without breaking it.
Wonderful! Love your enthusiasm! The only thing you have a minus for is that you NEVER cut metallic sheets using Angle Grinder. Cut only with scissors, that way it won't get hot and rust at the cutting points.
I think you are in Northern Portugal. This video was fun and exciting to watch! Thank you for all the labor of building the cabin AND recording it all on video for us to watch! God Bless You both!
This vid shows off a bunch of advanced techniques done with simple, easy to get prats/ materials. Great job guys
This is truly amazing what y'all have created! I see so many of our generation switching back to this method and I think it is great. Honestly the hardest part for us has been getting the land that not only we can afford but that we can do anything on.
Its a terrible build ocb shack, with lots of ocb fumes, mold and the fireplace build at the entrance for no escape.
@@klozzx11 pls explain
@@zakikhan814 OCB plates are made from woodscraps and glue plus pressure, in the past it was recongnized, that the glue fumes out over time, like on ordinary chipboards, and those fumes _can_ cause cancer.
The whole thing seems to be planned for warm mediterranian climate and wouldn't work places like poland or canada for instance (+40 to -40°C regions).
The other thing that klotzx11 mentioned is that the oven is that central placed, that u can get trapped if somthing happen that shouldn't ... anyways i would have chosen an oven where i can cook on and maybe bake in over that little thingy, somethiung that holds the heat over a whole day and night - without having to lite it all the time even winter times, something practical made of fireclay bricks, bricks and clay with cast iron oven doors - like people used 100+ years ago 😉
The first things i would replace are that unsealed windows and doors for double or tripple glass ones out of a factory or made some out of wood with proper sealed glass panels ... and depending on the oritation of the *building thing* i would put the solarpanels on the roof, wee gott trees here, that would would blook the sun on gound based panels for a good share of the day ...
The wohle metal frame + corrugated sheet metal overlay is not that appealing to me, while ican understand it's use for the roof instead of blazed roof tiles there are way better materials for the walls, that make it not look like a sheed ... 🤐
Your reply about weather I was thinking how that house would do in a New York winter @ -20/-30°F with wind gusts up to 50mph don’t get me wrong if you’re in a warm climate and single with no kids that would be the way to go you two built a nice place.
@@jeffs7348 agree, a warm climate with little element interference it'd be great
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Absolutely fantastic. Sharing is much more joyful. All the work done all alone by you two, that is simply worth appreciating and following. It is of course a motivational or inspirational video. A man can do anything if he wishes .thanks
Very beautiful cabin
Wonderful project!
Just to note that the lightning rod is very important for metal structures.
Simply incredible!!! Awe-struck right the way throughout!!! What craftmanshift, what genius!!! Thank you for all the work that went into making this summary of a video!
Juu
Well done to the builders! I love that there are still places in the world where ordinary people can build affordable housing for themselves. I am a retired cabinetmaker on the west coast of BC, Canada. The company I worked for once put $880,000 worth of millwork and cabinetry in one multi-million dollar "house". Think about that - you could build 176 of these homes for what those people spent just on their woodwork, and it wasn't even their main house, just a summer place on the ocean. How can the world be like this? I'm glad that I live in a rural area now, in a self-built modest home. I hope more people wake up and realize that living in a city has many effects, some of which are not good.
Can I pay you to build my house
The MOST HIGH have BLESSED you and your husband
l love how you and your husband work together l wish me and my husband had those gifts
Thank you so much! same to you 🤍
That was a lovely watch. Not just about the cost of the house, but the work ethic, healthy lean lifestyle and family bonding. You guys seem to be really focused and winning at the important things in life and its nice to see. Long may it continue and you hope you all live happily ever after, fingers crossed.
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Great job. The resins from the plywood take about 1 year to stop gasing. So keep the windows open a lot.
The best low cost house u have never seen
Was/is my major issue/question also. Can not go in 6 month new building trucked in January - must keep all doors and windows open and still can't breathe inside. What sealer was brushed on sink counter before sanding it?
Most VOCs are already off gassed by the time the product has left the factory and Justin’s by the time the build took any gases from cutting etc would have dissipated by the time the building was closed in
@@clintjones1193 BS - they still heavy 8 months later here. I have brand new building in back yard still dissipating with windows and doors wide open
@@clintjones1193 I don't get people today - OSB glued with cancerous formaldehyde and everybody happy to live inside.
the doors are awesome in this place. the way they open the whole wall up really great
AHH nice to see they are using the ole water lvl my father & i used to use in the 1980s renovatin or just blocklaying nice to see it again. The fact that ppl are still going out there & having a go , i love. Lets hope this ability is never lost, no matter what we do with honest intentions.Done in 120 days. Imagine what can be done in a lifetime.PLEASE keep your best cutting knives away from other metal objects,even when washing.
Impressive and capturing. I was shocked to have actually watched this from start to finish. Seeing the two of you work together on this gave me joy. There's a couple that will stay together for a lifetime ❤
Not
They've already broken up
@@rockstoneballs Really?
@@Nonpeon yep
@@rockstoneballs hahaha
I really enjoyed watching the building of your home. It is a joy to see couples working together.
My husband and I added on to a single wide trailer, and raised 5 children.
We still live here as old people.
Keep working together that is the key to happiness.Blessing to both of you.
thank you Phyllis, you guys are the goal. We invite you to tag along the new project build, first episode uploaded yesterday, see you there! czcams.com/video/j2j6jjrSiss/video.html
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I don't know why CZcams decided to show me channels like this but I am so glad they did. You both have my respect. I am in awe absolute awe for what you have done. Bespoke the hell out of it. I am to old now to even contemplate something like this but my husband and I did buy 13 years ago two 150 year old houses that had been split in half due to the brothers falling out they lived side by side until they died but never spoke, we have returned it to the one house and boy was that challenging but oh so worth it. However if we had the time again we would buy land and build our own. Thank you for keeping me entertained for 1 hour and 18 minutes I am sad that it finished, maybe I need to go and start right from the beginning
thank you very much Suzanne! your kind comment put made us smile :) we invite you to watch the latest episode, already working on the new project! czcams.com/video/uh5J2ukjsYo/video.html
Awesome story - what state ?
What an amazing couple.....all the carpentry, metal work and electrics. RESPECT RESPECT RESPECT .
In all the videos, especially of couples who embark on this incredible adventure, of building houses practically from scratch, this project was the most audacious, sustainable and connected with nature that I had the immense pleasure of watching, without leaving the chair to anything. The interesting thing is that at all times there are ideas that improve the space making an experience increasingly connected to nature. I would like to know in which region this beautiful construction was made, because in certain parts of the video we hear, different languages, italian, english, english with a british accent, and a little brazilian portuguese, I believe that some coincidences of some portuguese words with the italian. I loved this build so much. Love the connection of your animals, the two dogs and the cat. Including the two of you, working all hours of the day. This is very beautiful to see. A big hug from this admirer from Brasil.
By the accent of the portuguese fence builders/supliers, its in Alentejo region. For sure!
You 2 are truly blessed to have the opportunity and health to achieve this. 🙏 so happy for you. Thanks for sharing.
Your woodwork and craftsmanship individually and as a couple is superb and excellent in their own special ways. A great display of a true labor of love. Thank you very much for sharing!
I am super thankful that I chanced upon this video whilst deep in the youtube void. As an architecture student, I've come to appreciate the fine details and intrinsic mind of the artist. Superb work by both of ya, and keep up the great video content :)) x from australia
thank you so much Darren! see you this Sunday for the first episode of the new project!
НУ вот все время смотрела на ребят и думала, неужели рукастые и боящиеся работы американцы, потом услышала мексиканский акцент и все встало на свои места )) Вы умницы и большие молодцы и вы не пропадете без Мак Дональдса ребят. как и мы ))
I actually felt emotional for you guys , after seeing all the hard work , come to fuition .
Great job , and good ideas building your own doors and windows , and the nifty slide out desk hidden in the wall , i love that . Inspirational , you got my sub :)
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That was probably the most satisfying hour and eighteen minutes I’ve had in a long time. Great video, editing, process and result. Very inspiring to say the least. Thank you for your hard work and postings. Paul from Minnesota
Paul 1hour 18 min satisfied you got to get out of your mother's house and get a life !
@@elainerussell924 bruh
@@elainerussell924 Elaine, you're the one wasting your time by being negative towards someone for just simply enjoying something.
Just amazing, have watched most episodes and I'm still in awe of your workmanship
Thank you so much Mark! We did so many things that we don’t even remember them all ourselves! It was so great seeing all again in this new format! 🙌
Wow....Excellent work. The husband and wife team is fantastic. SHe is keeping up with him. I wish I had such a partner in my life....She truly made my day watching her work and such good work....hubby, please don't be jealous. Thanks ! ! !
Наш восторг и респект! Архитектор , который может еще и построить своими руками!
Brilliant!!! So good to see it all again and the unseen footage too. Sooo much work has gone into the MHC from both of you especially when you see it from start to finish. Great to see that the little hand vacuum made an appearance and a celebration dance from Pepe. Wonderful memories for you both. I hope that this brings all the success you both truly deserve. Mj 🖤. Love. It.
Thank you Mj! You have been giving us support since the very beginning! Cannot wait to keep working and sharing! The little vacuum must be in my top 5 favorite tools 🤣
Congrats. Having built a house from scratch, I know what a massive undertaking this was. Well done.
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There Nothing Undertaking About This They Use Cheap Particle Boarding That Will Start To Warp
It’s Particle Board You Don’t Need Talent
@@americanandroid9952 Ok. By all means, show us what you've built...
@@eddieco I’m A Successful Architect. Construct Company Building & Homes Here In Texas
And The One Thing You Don’t Do For Homes Is Basic 101 Do Not Use Particle Boarding Because Do To High Risk Of This Type Of Material Warping
Particle Boarding Use Is Only For Temporary Wood Projects Like Company’s To Show Architects & Building Demonstration To Up Coming Building Or Home Buyers
Particle Board Is Not Use For Making Your Self A Home. & Plus I Think My 3 digit Salary Is Pretty Sweet 💰
Великолепно! Выдающийся труд. Спасибо, что все это показали.
Can't even imagine having a wife like that... You are lucky. What a great couple
Thank you for sharing your experience in building this beautiful home. Watching you both put it together was very inspiring and I feel like I could do something like this with my wife. Great job.
So, highly advanced wood, construction, and metal working skills, lots of power tools, an unusually strong and attractive partner [not to mention a cool dog...at least I have that], a utility van as well as some supportive friends and/or family to accomplish this. Cool. Not happening in my world, but cool.
молодцы, очень радостно видеть когда муж и жена в месте строят свой дом, так держать ребята!!!
What a journey. You guys work so well together.
Lovely! Wow.... I need one, well actually, I need two. It would be great to make one corner of this structure able to open by sliding the walls away from the corner beam. This could allow flexibility to attach another, similar structure by connecting it at the cutaway corners (of both buildings). In other words, the structure could grow over time with an easy addition.
BRILLIANT! Consolidate all the great footage into this long one! Nice job! I had forgotten that you hand mixed the concrete and made the rebar cages for the foundation. WOW! I can relate to Pepe. I'm an Engineer and have my notebook full of ideas for stuff I'm building 😁😎. Keep going you guys! You are a force of nature! There's nothing you can't do!!
That notebook follows me everywhere I go! Thank you Tim, happy that you enjoyed it! See you Sunday!
I'm not an engineer and I do that. Just dreaming..... They are an inspiration.
I applaud both of you! 👏👏👏 TEAM WORK! Gets it done! 🥰
You have done very well.
Congratulations.
Some may criticize small details.
Personally.
I like it just the way it is.
(They didn't put one moment of effort into your house.)
Be proud of what you accomplished.
😁👍🏽💥💯%
I applaud you.
Be well.
Be safe.
Be Blessed.
😎👍🏽
That’s awesome that your parents let you do this in their backyard.
So beautiful!! Thank you for sharing all your talent and your skills. If we all built like this everyone in the world could afford a beautiful home.
Must be so satisfying to live in a home that you build yourself. Well done 👏👏👏
Well done - a great effort for a first house! You demonstrate commitment, dedication and love; a magnificent example for your generation. Keep going!
Great job guys. You both worked really hard and your attention to detail shows in the final product. Well done to you both and to your pets too, they seem to be real characters.
We appreciate your kind words and are glad you enjoyed watching the video. Our pets definitely added some fun to the process, and we're grateful for their company. Thanks again for your support!
This video makes me feel so inadequate, yet so inspired. Thank you for sharing your efforts.
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are incredible sir My wife and I salute both of you.
$5000 here in California might buy the plans to build it
One of the most satisfying builds I've watched in a long time 💆🏿♂. It was so beautiful and felt so relaxing as well as motivating to watch you guys build the house 😄. A great bonding activity and a much needed set of skills to have. Thanks guys 👍
Damn it! Im just so jealous, not bc of the house but bc of all the skills, the ideas, the eyes and the easiness you guys spread while creatin suchs awesome stuff. enjoyed.
i am jellie
cus the piece of land the house occupies over here would already value 100.000 or 150.000 excl all the shit u need to do to get permits
@@dragnar12 y, true, they also say the materials were about 5grands, but their skills, and workhours and of cuz the property itself... its gettin freakin costly atm... better get yaself a piece of land as long as it is still financiablke... i dont mind being outside of big cities =)
Same here. I do love watching a man do his thing. Thoroughly enjoyed this!
It's more like a shed than a house, but it's nice to have one next to your house. On the other hand this looks noce and great job!
So meticulous, even the message "see you all next Sunday". How was it known I was watching this on a Sunday? Amazing,.
To be honest am skeptical about some aspects of this build. Biggest worry I have is rust on those metal parts. They seem to be zinc plated metal which is excellent in preventing rust, until the moment you drill it or cut it. Indeed in some shots rust is already visible. Hopefully it doesn't become a huge problem since repairing anything would mean disassembling half of the house. Another potential issue am thinking about is the use of self tapping screws. They are indeed faster to work with but I fear in time and in constant strain they will get loose and cause problems. I'd personally go with bolts and self-securing nuts. For some shelving I wouldn't use OSB either, because it requires drilling it through the side of material, one direction OSB is extremely weak. My assumption is that those shelves will need somewhat frequent replacing, depending on amount moisture. Am not liking shower outside either, that would only work in constantly warm climates, which majority of the world is not. I'd rather swap for outside toilet for inside shower.
Overall, I liked the build. It was well executed and seemed well thought out. Only test of time will show its flaws and then it can be improved upon. Good job!
I am also not sure about the 5 k number as they had to also buy solar panels that are not cheap and would take minimum of 2/3 of the 5k.
edit: oh he mentioned at the end that solar panels where not counted in 5 k cost
@@greedier-7661 really ? 3 times ?
@@bigmichael6156? You spammed 3 Times i did not
@@bigmichael6156 CZcams bug, just ignore that. Happens to me too sometimes.
Aluminum does not rust, it also will never grow the BLACK MOLD of DEATH in your walls. As for the OSB, OMG did you not see the Hinges he used on cabinet doors or the rails and running on the sliding drawers, not going thru the ends, there are SO many Products now that joins OSB by sandwiching the board OMG! Where did you see rust? Where did Aluminum touch you?
It cool watching you two get physically stronger as the project progresses. 👍
lmao wtf are you talking about
Your Doggo did a Fantastic Job! 🐶You guys did an amazing job with this project! Very impressive!
I love you guys. What great team work! You showed us it doesn't cost thousands of dollars to build a house.
Actually this does cost tens of thousands euros… if you include all the labour.
Great work. I only see one problem that is the trim on the roof when it rains the inside of the wall will get wet. It should be under the roof tin and over the wall tin.
Exactly. Made sample point. Sorry.
Very very impressive! Were I younger, I would love to attempt something like this. Really good job you two.
thank you Ann Jones! 🙌🙌🙌
@@ModernHouseCabin are you spanish pepe?
I wouldn't call this a great home. On a grumpy day I wouldn't even call it a good one. BUT, I still find myself liking it as a starter dwelling for people trying to settle somewhere like a small farm. When you end up moving into a larger dwelling, say, to raise children, this tiny house will easily convert over to being an excellent workshed with plenty of space. This home is definitely a good piece of a future-oriented settlement strategy.
Home made toilet was just icing on the cake! Well done guys. Enjoy the cabin!
Wow. I love how you built it together. Solid construction in the house and the relationship.
Félicitations de Strasbourg, France. Vous liez compétences, personnalisation, efficacité, courage et techniques éprouvées. Du bois, du métal, beaucoup d'efforts enfin récompensés. En tout cas, bravo et merci de vos prouesses, et salut à toutou et au chat. Bonne année à tous les 4. B.
Greetings, I'm watching you guys from Puerto Rico. It's the first time I see a video from you guys and honestly, you just made a fan! This little house looks amazing! I really love it and you guys make a fantastic team, thank you so much for all the hard work that you put up to bring us this amazing video. This project looks like a dream come true, I hope you guys enjoy it, and thank you so much again. Blessings!
Loved everything. I kept trying to figure out throughout the video where the bathroom was going to be. I was shocked that the shower was outside but everything else was beautifully done. I learned a lot. Thank you!
Congrats to you both, fantastic job. It was great to see you both working together. Truly a delight to watch you work.
There was one major mistake you made on the roof. Where the edges of the roof meet the side walls you put on a trim piece. The top edge of that trim should go UNDER the top sheets of tin. If you think about it, it just makes since. When it rains and the water runs from the top of the roof down to where the trim is, you want that water to flow off the roof. You do not want it to hit the trim piece you have on there now and be forced inside the walls. This is why the top edge of the trim goes UNDER the sheets of roofing tin.
I was thinking the same although they did run what appeared to be a piece of moisture barrier under the roof sheet and out over the wall sheet before putting on the flashing. Still seemed not great to me.
Why no gutters to catch rain water?
Incredible!! Alot of hard work, 120 days of non stop drilling!
Very very impressive!!! 😀 being on the road on a bus is one thing, being grounded in a home is another
Chip board and metal studs, two of my least favorite materials to build with. I pray you have no water leaks. More engineering into the roof's natural ventilation and vapor concerns are needed I think. Fascinating viewing!
Metal studs are my favorite. My home has a true 12" exterior metal stud wall depth and interior walls are metal 2x4. Major framing is red iron. The only wood in my home is the subfloor. Even my floor joists are made from galvanized steel. Survived 7 tornadoes in the last 20 years. My home is rated @ 240 mph winds. 2 story 3,800 square ft
@@immelting9834 cold, ugly and the only thing that destroys iron is its own rust which it is prone to doing. If you like it that's fine but there are plenty of reasons it's not a popular construction method.
Being picky but it is OSB not chipboard.
@@immelting9834 12" deep ext walls? ? Filled with ?
@@obiwon9 all insulation is spray foam.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching you both build your home - you are both truly talented and even the dog showed he could sing at one point! Really clever design and I look forward to going through the rest of your videos.
Where are you located? I wonder about winter.
Beautiful! I enjoyed watching it! One tip they make a tubular brick that will protect your insulation and walls from fire, run your tubing thru the brick!!! It’s called a Wall Thimble or Flue!
im just gonna subscribe to you for one singular reason: youve put wire end ferrules on cable ends. thank you. seeing this made me really happy.
From every holes to every cuts this couple has worked to build this house. Beautiful 🌹
This was a great time filler to my night, but I really enjoyed the whole process and I think it turned out wonderful! It's not something I could do, but I would love to have something like this in the future! Great video!
Thank you so much!
@@ModernHouseCabin why don't you reply to the many comments from the experts who are sharing great advice about the shit you done wrong or you just want to boost your fucking egos
Thanks so much for this you guys put in so much hard work and dedication to this project. I'm sure you have made some awesome memories together inside already. Hopefully I will be able to make this happen for myself one day because Ile never be able to afford a regular house and a mortgage. Best wishes and happy holidays from the States.
Hola! la verdad es que disfruto tanto de vuestros videos, la calidad y prolijidad con la que abordan sus proyectos, que desearía que no pase tanto tiempo entre video y video. Sólo es un deseo...
Ikea sells houses? Awesome!
Seriously... Designed and built everything down to the commode? Masterfully done!
Hopefully this motivates the youth to do more for themselves.Things have become a throw away society.There IS satisfaction in "do it yourself" projects.Also,items tend to be better cared for when sweat was put into it.Well done.And for all the people throwing shade-lets see what you have accomplished!
Really a great place and only thing is I would want a shower inside but yet keep an outdoor one for when it's comfortable weather to bathe outside. I could never sleep up in the loft only because I am getting older and climbing isn't something I could do. Love the garden. I agree with the guy who mentioned about the windows. Traditional windows better I think. Anyway great place and God's Blessings to y'all.