Good job, many professional carpenters make mistakes so, don't worry. Nobody should criticize you for what and how you are doing your thing. I have built many cabins in my lifetime and none of them are straight but, they are still standing and dry today, lol. Thanks for sharing.
This was my first look at your channel. I am so impressed what a woman is taking on in the middle of no where with very limited resources. Great job, keep up the hard work, ill keep watching.
Great job! 🏆 No worries, that wood will not go to waste. You can use it for shorter pieces underneath windows, in closets, or in building other projects. Looking forward to your next post. May God bless you. 🙏💝
awesome job!!! Please dont forget to put in cripples above your headers since theyre not tight against your top plate.... very proud of your accomplishment !! keep up the good work :)
I'm very impressed on how determined and capable you are. I assume you had help from your friend to finish the walls in 4 days? There's no reason to be embarrassed by that. It's best to be open with us. We understand the heavy weight and safety concerns when dealing with the walls. Ummm, the battery died for 4 days breaches the trust relationship you want to develop over time with loyal viewers/ subscribers. You're doing great and are inspirational. I know they're expensive, but I think you'll regret not adding a few more small windows to your layout for light, cross ventilation and security. I'm looking forward to your next episode!
You are doing an amazing job! It is amazing how much you got done in 4 days, in no time you will be moving in and preparing for winter. Stay safe and cheering for you
You are amazing. I love your channel. I lost my only sister in 2020, and I understand working through grief. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I just found your channel and have subscribed. Stay safe.
Good morning. Moving right a long I see .glad you had some help for a day. And we all make measuring mistakes it happens. Don't beat yourself up. It's all learning experience at this point. And from watching the videos I see you doing a great job well you have a blessed day thanks for sharing.
Great job and a very talented Woman. If I were you I would have me a 10mm strapped to my side on a holster being out there in the Wilderness by yourself. You never know when you might need it in case of bear or a mountain lion. Other than that, your project is coming along. Stay safe and vigilant.
*Awesome job completing all 4 walls. 🙂 But please tie your hair back when using the chainsaw & other tools... one gust of wind for your hair to get tangled up and you will be scalped.. Its all about safety on a worksite. 🙂nz*
Very impressive. Your skills and determination are awesome. Looking forward to following your journey as you complete the cabin. Not that many could or would do what you’re doing in my opinion. Oh and you can crank and run a chainsaw as good as and probably better than most. Good luck and take care.
I was a little late to loooong comment your last video but you can check it out. You make a house made of wood and it gona move little when it sets over time and the temp changes. I see that all from U.S using foam around the windows and doors. The reason we dont do that is that the spray foam expand and could push the window frame so you can not adjust if the doors and windows get hard to opens and also not breath anything. We use soft insulation type Rockwool and have adjustible screws when install the windows and doors so you can adjust them over time. See if you can find windows and door with pre drill holes ar else just drill holes for the special adjustible screws
Nice job on completing the rest of the walls all by your lonesome self, you only have one battery for your camera? You should have a back up or two, but anyway nice job, can't wait till you start on the loft. Larry
Your doing just fine. When putting in screws, try an impact drill instead of the regular drill if you have one. I used the drill for years until I got an impact drill. I love my impact drill, It acts much as a drill does until more torque is needed, then it acts like a impact driver. Try it. You might like it I certainly do. It's also a little lighter. I think I'll subscribe. You've got spirit!! Keep plugging at it. I'll keep watching 😊
Nice job. It is hard to tell so if you have already done it, my apologies. A double top plate that is staggered at the current joints will tie everything in nicely and will also help to spread out the load from your roof/floor joists.
You are doing a great job, every makes an error from time to time. Move forward, i am sure you can use them later in in the build. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Love it. But...I haven't seen the entire build yet however I noticed that your headers aren't against your top plate, rendering them useless. The gap needs to be filled solid or with cripples 16" OC. I can see your lack of experience but fear not. After this build you'll have learned lots. Have fun.😎
New sub here. I've built quite a few things and to see your perseverance is really unbelievable. Stay strong and safe. What part of Alaska. Not an exact just an area? Beautiful state.
Ms Lady, I’d prefer that you have bear protection greater than the attractant dog and bear bells. Animals surround you there and they watch. What else do they do but find food, water and shelter. I certainly hope that you carry a nice large caliber hand cannon if a shot gun doesn’t suit you. We know pooh happens when we least expect it. Expect it so that you’ll get to complete your homestead above ground for many more years. Just sayin. Would like to celebrate your accomplishments as your a woman that I wish I coulda been when I was young. I will admit that I’m scared of bears ever since learning that they love bright colors, flowers and sweet smelling things woman use every day. Please don’t be offended.
I am Really Impressed with your progress and mostly doing all the work alone.
Very Inspiring.
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Good job, many professional carpenters make mistakes so, don't worry. Nobody should criticize you for what and how you are doing your thing. I have built many cabins in my lifetime and none of them are straight but, they are still standing and dry today, lol. Thanks for sharing.
Well said John.
This was my first look at your channel. I am so impressed what a woman is taking on in the middle of no where with very limited resources. Great job, keep up the hard work, ill keep watching.
Well done, you are doing amazing, you have accomplished so much all on your own, keep up the good work, and stay safe.
I had to subscribe!! Give you a lot of credit for all you've been thru, and what you're accomplishing. You're doing a great job!!
Great job!! Those crows are just getting some gravel. No worries.
Real impressive , looks real good, keep up the good work.
Im watching your channel all the way from Sweden.
Brilliant, looks great, yes tuned, and ready for the next video 😀
Nice to have you back, hope you’re doing fine 🙏 Great job with the walls !!!
Yes, knew you could figure a way. Good for you. 😃
Looks great! Need blocks between header and top plate 😊
Great job! 🏆
No worries, that wood will not go to waste. You can use it for shorter pieces underneath windows, in closets, or in building other projects.
Looking forward to your next post. May God bless you. 🙏💝
The timber will always come in useful elsewhere 👍
Excellent work!
Awesome job well done ❤
I truly enjoyed watching you build your dream home ❤
Very nice!
You are doing much better now, just determined by looking how fast to setup your work.
awesome job!!! Please dont forget to put in cripples above your headers since theyre not tight against your top plate.... very proud of your accomplishment !! keep up the good work :)
I'm very impressed on how determined and capable you are. I assume you had help from your friend to finish the walls in 4 days? There's no reason to be embarrassed by that. It's best to be open with us. We understand the heavy weight and safety concerns when dealing with the walls. Ummm, the battery died for 4 days breaches the trust relationship you want to develop over time with loyal viewers/ subscribers.
You're doing great and are inspirational. I know they're expensive, but I think you'll regret not adding a few more small windows to your layout for light, cross ventilation and security. I'm looking forward to your next episode!
You are doing an awesome job .
You are doing an amazing job! It is amazing how much you got done in 4 days, in no time you will be moving in and preparing for winter. Stay safe and cheering for you
You're doing fantastic! I bet you will find a use for the miscuts. Mistakes happen!
You are amazing. I love your channel. I lost my only sister in 2020, and I understand working through grief. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I just found your channel and have subscribed. Stay safe.
Good morning. Moving right a long I see .glad you had some help for a day. And we all make measuring mistakes it happens. Don't beat yourself up. It's all learning experience at this point. And from watching the videos I see you doing a great job well you have a blessed day thanks for sharing.
Enjoy watching your videos.
wow you really went to town on them walls looking really good Blessings to you
You are doing a great job , it’s not easy
You did a great job!
Watching with awe at your determination and grit, all the way from Down Under, aka Ipswich Queensland Australia. 🇦🇺🤗🙏💞👍👌✌️✝️🇺🇸
Great job and a very talented Woman. If I were you I would have me a 10mm strapped to my side on a holster being out there in the Wilderness by yourself. You never know when you might need it in case of bear or a mountain lion. Other than that, your project is coming along. Stay safe and vigilant.
*Awesome job completing all 4 walls. 🙂 But please tie your hair back when using the chainsaw & other tools... one gust of wind for your hair to get tangled up and you will be scalped.. Its all about safety on a worksite. 🙂nz*
Looking great, nice work
Awesome job!!.......from this brand new subscriber!!!!
You are doing great girl. Stay safe.
Love how you take timber around with you. His own special seat 😊😊😊
A job well done! Greetings all the way from Cape Town South Africa❤... Girl power! Love it
Great job things are coming along nicely. Can't wait to see it in person next year.
Great job
Very smart to build the walls minus the headers ...work smart not hard and save your back ...don't be like me and get all jacked up.
You are doing a fantastic job!
Great job and I'm sure it helped to have company help you with the first 3 wall's. But you are doing an awesome job 👏
Nice work. Seriously, nice work. 😊
Very impressive. Your skills and determination are awesome. Looking forward to following your journey as you complete the cabin.
Not that many could or would do what you’re doing in my opinion.
Oh and you can crank and run a chainsaw as good as and probably better than most. Good luck and take care.
Great job.
Great job but you might want to place some noggins between the headers & the top plate to help carry the roof load.
Keep up the good work.
you amaze me.. Please stay safe.. What a journey for you!
I was a little late to loooong comment your last video but you can check it out. You make a house made of wood and it gona move little when it sets over time and the temp changes. I see that all from U.S using foam around the windows and doors. The reason we dont do that is that the spray foam expand and could push the window frame so you can not adjust if the doors and windows get hard to opens and also not breath anything. We use soft insulation type Rockwool and have adjustible screws when install the windows and doors so you can adjust them over time. See if you can find windows and door with pre drill holes ar else just drill holes for the special adjustible screws
Your doing a great job 👍
Looking good
Way to go sister!🍻🍻
Cool! You go girl!!! 💪👍🥰
Awesome job!
Please be safe , don't ues the chainsaw at face height. Stay strong 💪 😊
Nice job on completing the rest of the walls all by your lonesome self, you only have one battery for your camera? You should have a back up or two, but anyway nice job, can't wait till you start on the loft. Larry
I like your Get-R-Done work ethic.
quick tip to calc half of a measuremeant just double over your tape put the end at the full width mark then look at the bend for the middle.
Nice work
this will be nice
Your doing just fine. When putting in screws, try an impact drill instead of the regular drill if you have one. I used the drill for years until I got an impact drill. I love my impact drill, It acts much as a drill does until more torque is needed, then it acts like a impact driver. Try it. You might like it I certainly do. It's also a little lighter. I think I'll subscribe. You've got spirit!! Keep plugging at it. I'll keep watching 😊
Nice job. It is hard to tell so if you have already done it, my apologies. A double top plate that is staggered at the current joints will tie everything in nicely and will also help to spread out the load from your roof/floor joists.
Awesome progress!
The land aint level or square so you are just following mother nature! Go Goddess!
Your doing a great job can’t wait to see it all done 🏠
Good job! Doubling up your top plate and staggering the cuts should really help strengthen that length of wall.
You are doing a great job, every makes an error from time to time. Move forward, i am sure you can use them later in in the build. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Just wow!!! What an inspiration you are.
Nice job
I think theres a couple things that will make you very popular👍
Awesome job the walls look great keep up the good work.
Great job you are fearless girlfriend! I admire your determination and skills keep up the good work 👏🏼👏🏼
GREAT
Your awesome 😊
Wow!
Impressed! 🙂
Your doing a great job keep it up
You are amazing! Keep up the good work. Oh yeah, what breed of dog is Timber?
Your headers need to touch the top plate to transfer the load from the roof to the wall properly.
5:33 those seem to be my choice of words when i build something too
Very good job. Would it be easier to only put one sheet of siding on until you get the wall stood up?
Muy buen trabajo 👏👏👏💪
Love it. But...I haven't seen the entire build yet however I noticed that your headers aren't against your top plate, rendering them useless. The gap needs to be filled solid or with cripples 16" OC. I can see your lack of experience but fear not. After this build you'll have learned lots. Have fun.😎
That's awesome!! It's coming along and looing good!! Do you plan to do any YT Shorts?
They are just crows means nothing don't be superstitious nothing to fear except fear itself
New sub here. I've built quite a few things and to see your perseverance is really unbelievable. Stay strong and safe. What part of Alaska. Not an exact just an area? Beautiful state.
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Nice work !
No bugs ?
I think you are doing a remarkable job where did you learn your carpentry skills. Do you carry a gun.
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Really wish I could come help you.
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Why are you not adding the sheathing after you stand up the stud wall??? would be lighter and easier.
Ms Lady, I’d prefer that you have bear protection greater than the attractant dog and bear bells. Animals surround you there and they watch. What else do they do but find food, water and shelter. I certainly hope that you carry a nice large caliber hand cannon if a shot gun doesn’t suit you. We know pooh happens when we least expect it. Expect it so that you’ll get to complete your homestead above ground for many more years. Just sayin. Would like to celebrate your accomplishments as your a woman that I wish I coulda been when I was young. I will admit that I’m scared of bears ever since learning that they love bright colors, flowers and sweet smelling things woman use every day. Please don’t be offended.
Your plywood sheets are supposed to be staggered by 4 feet for strenght. To late now.
Are you not going to have a window in your bathroom? Are you going to get help doing the roof?
I see you are using actual 2x4 lumber not this 1.5x3.5 stuff.
wheres your rifle