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The Doer Duo
Добавлен 13 июл 2020
Hey! 👋 Hilary and Jarad here. Come along with us as we DIY our way to the life we’ve always dreamed of. We’re happy you’re here!
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We Built an Off Grid Outdoor HOT Shower - camplux tankless water heater
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We Built an Off Grid Outdoor HOT Shower - camplux tankless water heater
We Built an Outhouse: START to FINISH
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We Built an Outhouse: START to FINISH
We Built an A-Frame Cabin: START to FINISH
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We Built an A-Frame Cabin: START to FINISH
We Built a Screened-In Outdoor Kitchen: START to FINISH
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We Built a Screened-In Outdoor Kitchen: START to FINISH
We Transformed a Shed into an Outhouse: START to FINISH
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We Transformed a Shed into an Outhouse: START to FINISH
First Night in the Off Grid Tiny Cabin
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First Night in the Off Grid Tiny Cabin
We Built a Woodland Garden Path, Stone Fire Pit and Garden Prep
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We Built a Woodland Garden Path, Stone Fire Pit and Garden Prep
We Landscaped the Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 2
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We Landscaped the Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 2
We Landscaped the Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 1
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We Landscaped the Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 1
We Decorated the Tiny Cabin: START to FINISH
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We Decorated the Tiny Cabin: START to FINISH
We Made a Maple Syrup Evaporator: START to FINISH
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We Made a Maple Syrup Evaporator: START to FINISH
We Built an Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 3
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We Built an Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 3
We Built an Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 2
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We Built an Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 2
We Built an Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 1
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We Built an Off Grid Tiny Cabin: Part 1
I would turn it onto a little reading nook ❤️
I would have not put the wall there. I would have the bed near the window
Sometimes in tiny spaces you don’t have many options. This is the only place the queen bed would fit,
Im trying to find some way to do an inside one sort of like this
素敵ですね~😊😊 可愛い家 😊
Dang
If possible put a half bath there with armoire for clothing
I think it should be a small sunroom with a wood table and chairs
Im not digging the see through shower but love every thing else
There is no see through shower, it’s made out of metal roof
I love this! I just bought a small Keter shed and have a question. Do you think I could paint the pieces ahead of time and then assemble it? I’m thinking that would be easier for me. Then I could just touch up and areas that got scratched or marred during assembly.
Oh definitely! The paint doesn’t stick well if scratched so just know that will probably happen and depending on the color you use touch ups might be hard to cover.
You destroyed nature just for your dreams... Really?
We created a space for people who want to come and enjoy nature but don’t want to pitch a tent. I wouldn’t consider 120sq ft as destroying nature.
So this is a wooden tent in the middle of forest, without kitchen or bathroom? Is this new madness or you were just bored?
We are booked solid all season on Airbnb, people love it. We have an outdoor kitchen, outhouse and outdoor shower.
Great job. It will all be so worth it when it’s all done 👍
Thank you!
Thomas Angela Moore Scott Robinson Amy
Absolutely loved this and well done on a great achievement! I am going to be doing something similar so this has been a great source of inspiration, thank you 🌻
Thank you for your kid words! We were tight on money and low on experience but did it anyway and it was one of the best risks we’ve ever taken. Go for it and good luck! 😃
@@TheDoerDuo thanks so much! I'm in exactly the same boat. No such cash and absolutely zero building experience, but hey, we live and we learn 😁 thanks again 🙏
I live in California. All I can think of, watching this, is how close those trees are, which burn at over 500 degrees F. Please be watchful! Please get out at the hint of a nearby fire danger.
Yes wildfires are scary! Not as many here in Maine but we’re aware they can happen anywhere.
Could you give me the dimensions of you beautiful cabin
It’s a 10x12 with a height of 12ft 😊
@@TheDoerDuo thank you was it worth it to start ? I just retired and want to build something like this on my farm
@@outdoorswithjake2174 Go for it! The build was well worth it. It paid for itself in 3 months and keeps on giving. Guests love it!
@@TheDoerDuo thank you for your responses! You built a beautiful cabin ! Hope mine turns out as good
@@outdoorswithjake2174 thank you! Wishing you the best of luck for your build!
Is the shed still up if not How long did the shed last ?
It’s still up, holding strong even after a big tree branch fell on it during a winter storm. 💪
Absolutely Superb Video you two. In my opinion. Small A Frame Houses are actually better if you have to rough it a little bit. Go back to Nature Folks. Maybe I missed it. What is the Square Footage. Also, did you Guys have plans or did you build this masterpiece from scratch?
Thank you!! We bought plans by Elevated Spaces on Etsy and customized them to our liking.
Thanks for your response Folks. I found out about that after I originally seen your Video.
Please ensure the fumes of paint you’re using does not affect the baby. Sometimes babies are more susceptible to respiratory and developmental issues from paint fumes and paint ingredients.
Thank you for your concern but we had ventilation and only use low VOC paint.
Won't it be hard to have a tiny house with two kids?
This is going to be a rental property but for short stays our family of 5 and a dog fit just fine. It’s about 600 sq ft.
What a work! Amazing ❤
Thank you! ❤️
Did you get your dog from a breeder? What breed?
She’s the best! A Cavapoo 🐶
A drill gun nooooooo! Impact much easier, I thought drills were extinct?
We’re old school and work with what we’ve got 😂 😅
@@TheDoerDuo The true American way, nice.
No toilet for an Air BNB?
Yes, we have an outhouse
What was your final cost? Beautiful!!
Just about $10k
Hillary you doing amazing job
Thank you, we’re so close to finishing!
@@TheDoerDuo keep up the good work
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Thank you! Welcome ❤️
Не понятно кровлю не утепляли а торцы утеплили🤔
Yes the roof was insulated.
No insulation or critter barrier in the floor?
No, it is a seasonal A-frame and we haven’t had any issues with critters so far after two seasons.
It's pretty in the shade like that, but where do they go to the bathroom?
Thank you! It’s stays pretty cool in the shade and right by the water. We’re going to add an outhouse and eventually an outdoor shower.
Who thinks this is a good business idea and what fool would pay for this? "Hey lets take this tiny thing meant for growing plants and try to charge people to go and cook themselves inside it in the sunlight." Delusional.
It’s going to be wonderful! 😍
@@TheDoerDuo Like I said, you're delusional.
@@fuuu5431 thank you!
Sorry but a greenhouse to stay in?
Yes, we can’t wait! 🤩
That thing is going to get super hot.
@@CommonBovine it’s in the woods with shade and windows but I guess we’ll find out!
@@TheDoerDuo That's good to hear. Trees make a big difference. Good luck!
People want to sleep in a greenhouse? I'm so confused
They don’t. But I like the fact they are trying to improve their situation They just forgot that paying people need shade, AC, water, a toilet, electricity and you know insulation and flooring
People are looking for unique experiences and this is one of them.
@@TheDoerDuosounds super hot uncomfortable
@@ianpvernon not true at all, we’ve been hosting off grid experiences for the past 3 years and people love it
@@shelbyparkinson1785 sounds like you’re better suited for a hotel environment.
Where is your Ab&b going to be & when are you going to start bookings please?
It’s in Maine! And hopefully opening up early September 🤞
So how many man hours have you both put in up to now? And weeks/months?
This build took us about 8 months working every other weekend and a couple extra days here and there.
@@TheDoerDuo Congratulations on your sweet home!
Felicitaciones hermoso diseño en A sencillo pero mucho el trabajo ❤
Thank you! It was definitely a labor of love!
Can’t wait to see the final result!
I would’ve went a little bigger
It would be helpful if you mentioned more details about what you are doing, what materials you are using and how it works. For example, what kind of toilet is that. Where did you get and how much did it cost? What is the maintenance like? I would apply this suggestion to all your videos. The projects you are doing are great and look nice but a lot of people might be watching and following you in order to learn from what you are doing.
That’s a great idea as we make these videos to help others and always answer questions. Going forward we’ll try to implement more details.
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Have you thought about the HomeBioGas digester toilet? It converts food scraps (and your poop and pee) into cooking gas and the toilet almost looks and works the same as a normal toilet, except you press a pump handle instead of a button. I'm probably going to get one myself.
That sounds pretty amazing!
@@TheDoerDuo Aye it does, but it does still have some limitations, such as a limited number of recommended flushes per day and what you can do with the bog roll after you've been. So it may not be suitable for a tiny house village but might be great for a couple of people at a time. The big win is that you can have a wee and a poo at the same time. 👍 Pretty cheap too, all things considered. It's an Israeli company that's been making them for years now, and tweaking the design, and they've become popular enough with off-gridders to have localised international websites. Here's one bloke's review, I'd recommend watching a bunch of reviews weighing up the pros and cons. Might be just what you're looking for, might not be. ruclips.net/video/B3qLnedl-fA/видео.html
@@johnknight9150 thanks for the recommendation, definitely looking into it!
Do you have a set of plans you like to share? I’m considering on building something like but would like a plan to figure out bill of materials for a cost.
We based this build off of the plans by Elevated Spaces from Etsy
Or you could finally let him buy that chainsaw he had his eye on 😮😂😂😂
We have one but forgot it 😬
Dude don't drop the Sawzall 10 ft. Come on
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The kid worked hard but got 2 seconds of fame 😢 make mom and dad remember this moment when you get older. 2 seconds and my camera time was over 😤
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how much did it cost you? and where did u built it ? and how long did it take u to build it ?
It cost us 10k with the mistakes but probably would have been significantly less if we just went with the metal roof from the get go. We built it on our property in Maine and it took us 8 months working only on the weekends.
@@TheDoerDuo do u think the prefab homes are more affordable? also, Im surprised that you didn't make any foundation for it, how sturdy/stable is it ?
@@llIIllIlIIllX_XIillIIllIIllIll it’s only 10x12 and it’s on 80lb concrete pads, if we need to adjust it it’s easy with a small jack and shims although we’re on year two and it’s super sturdy and level. Prefab are probably more expensive as we’ve looked into it ourselves.
Oof glad this worked out but usually ladders and trees are a horrible combo for future reference
@@cku333 yeah, it was definitely sketchy
You are also More Than Capable of doing more than standing around filming while others do the work
Not that I need to explain myself but I was holding out 6 week old infant and keeping our 4 year old from getting too close.
@@TheDoerDuogood job on the encouragement!!!
Yet all you so is talk shit on the internet? Who hurt you? Did mommy not love you?
You guys need a Silky Folding Saw, make the job much easier for tree work. 😊
@@suebelleau9924 thanks for letting us know! We’ll definitely look into it. We’ve just been working with what we’ve got 😅
Great looking A frame cabin! I tried to use those clear panels on part of my shed but I had the same problem plus some leakage so I ended up replacing them with more metal roof panels instead. Live and learn.
Yeah we saw that coming and had to divert. Definitely a lesson learned.