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Beautiful.

There’s no need for a brick factory owner. I can tell you that from making brick. Get the laborers unionized in making bricks like it’s 1700 and these creeps go away.

Yikes! Why not meet with the brick makers At Williamsburg. Or the laborers in the plant

Dang if only they were hot mixing lime mortar never leaner than 1:2

lol following along for ten years! Banished for asking questions about materials…. Mainly the pore structures of weak hydraulic cements

Damn he was so close to perfection, but the bag mix…. That mortar just looks like wet sand on the trowel. No plasticity, no steam coming off

Here we are almost a decade later…. Clay slinked off to Oklahoma to build on a utopian separatist lake community…. No documentary. No methods published for free on the website. Expectation truly is a prison ey?

Never meet your hero’s folks

Clay: you got everything right except the mortar design. Dang shame. Mortars for this style should be hot mixed and never leaner than 1:2. Most long lasting builds in the old country use washed earth rather than sand, and burned lime. Simple as that. In America you can make hot mixed earth mortar way cheaper than buying bag mixes. The only excuse is….

When are we going to have heated N cooled brick ....u know like the climate zone pergo....but for brick. O wait brick already does that naturally.

Very cool design. Been looking at lots of cabin builds and have never seen one like this

Interesting build thanks!

How would they even “test” a 3wythe wall in their little heat box??? ruclips.net/video/-ewuh5OeD1A/видео.html

This method of building is some of the strangest I have seen . Not sure where you are but great job but there is no 16 in h in center or 24 inch on center studs. Also the platform was built after the walls very strange.

Great video. Love the cabin..Did you lay those brick piers on the dirt or did you have some concrete poured?

Brilliant! I just wish masonry homes weren't only for millionaires. The form and function of these homes hits hard.

so many higher-end details mimic masonry, even setting aside the modern veneer phenomena. Thick walls, arches, vaults, all to convey substance and hide the 2x4 nature of the structure.

It's been 9 years and that song used in the clip is still absolutely beautiful.

Amazing

Amazing. An American Renaissance

Thanks for sharing this. I was very curious as to how all the parts go together 'that you don't see' and this was very informative.

Young Jacky boy needs to eliminate the ole 'hands in the pockets' trick when going to work...

Would have added a front porch on that cabin, got to have one to drink coffee on and shell my peas

Already liked.. must have been here before

This is great, Clay!

I would love to see this documentary so much... is there an update for 2020?

What’s on the ends of the beams?

Nice, but too bad you when thru it too fast.

Nice crosspicked lines - I have to finger pick that stuff. I've always loved Tony Rice and Doc Watson's ability to rip through crosspicked lines.

no skill needed if you own a saw

Thanks for sharing this journey.

First congratulations for the incredible work, I live in Brazil and I'm going to make a hut, what the size of the hut?

This is the most excited I’ve been about building in a long time.

I bought excellent handbook from woodprix website. Just google woodprix and make some dust.

I love watching your videos, even short ones like this.

Did the documentary ever come out?

The guitar lmao

I didn’t learn shit

Welcome back welcome back, finally! Love your videos keep them coming.

Is he back?!

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Masonry apprenticeship?

Thanks for that, got it on loop ;)

Simply marvelous! Loved this short video from start to finish and the guitar pickin in between. I watch it over and over, so relaxing.

Very very nice!

Waaaay cool. Love your guitar playing.

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love the guitar touch. nice

Awesome video!

Beautiful Cinematography! Kudos. Oh, and the build is pretty awesome too! Cheers.