Treehouse Platform Build in 9 Minute Timelapse
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Welcome to the beautiful woods of Maine! If you've ever been curious about what it takes to build a treehouse from scratch, you're in for a treat. In this fast-paced 9-minute timelapse video, we've taken the essence of 15 months of hard work and compiled it from 24 separate clips to give you an accelerated look at the construction of our treehouse platform.
The actual construction took over a year of weekends to complete. However, we've condensed the process into this easily digestible 9-minute timelapse giving you the essence of the build.
So grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy this journey from trees to a 15 foot high platform! And if you enjoy this video, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content like this!
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Thanks for watching,
Paul & Jayme
Everything you guys do is the right way. You cut no corners on this build.
Thanks, don't look to close...we're still learning.
@@MapleRidgeHomestead it looks extremely well built! You are doing great!
You guys don’t fool around! This will be the nicest tree house I’ve ever seen. The view is amazing and I love you guys as a couple. This is the ultimate adventure!!
Thanks so much, 9 minutes makes it look so much easier :)
@@MapleRidgeHomestead sorry to blow up your comment section ahaha I was super impressed! That tree house is really high in the air!
@@Practicalforest lol...no worries. It's about 15 feet high and I think it'll be about the same size as your cabin, roughly 12 x 20 when it's done. We wanted to give ourselves a 4 foot deck in the front.
Your husbands Festool shirt is boss status! We own a painting company and we use all festool equipment.
That's awesome, I know he loves the few tools he has from Festool, he's always using the tracksaw for something!
@@MapleRidgeHomestead I’m guessing him and I would get along great haha I’m always finding an excuse to use mine
These spots you can see from the birds eye are delicious - this would be my remote treehouse dream😃
Thanks for watching, we'll nee to check out your shop :)
Holy Cow.....you Sent me on an emotional ride there guys. That looked like a constant challenge to say the least. We will be checking in and seeing how it goes for sure.
Haha…we’ve had some ups and downs for sure. Like I said earlier, let us know if you have any questions because we’ve probably encountered a similar issue. Can’t wait to watch your treehouse build next year!
Been watching from the beginning- something special!
Thanks for the kind words Patrick, we're so glad you've been with us from the beginning!
You guys are awesome! I had no idea you were building such an awesome project! I will be following along for the journey! Great video
Thanks so much, it’s been a slow grind but we’re making progress slowly.
great work, thanks for sharing this video. What is this black surface on the floor?
It's joist tape, hopefully it'll extend the life of the pressure treated lumber! Thanks for watching 🍁
I lacked confidence in that forklift operator! Nice to see just having fun, those were some close calls
Yhea, we were both tired and should have called it a day before that happened. We were very lucky it didn’t hit me, and he was horrified.
@@MapleRidgeHomestead yeah ,I did take the forklift safety test and I realize how necessary it is. Hey but that part was time lapsed so no worries
По большей видосов ребята))))
Not a Timelapse
It's not a 9 minute timelapse but we tried to show 15 months of work in the most efficient way possible. Hope you enjoyed the video.
But it was a lapse of time 🧐
*_Hello.... I see this is a small project and for personal use, but the equipment and tools used are like working on a big project, until I focus on watching this video, both amazed and saluted... Greetings to meet me, Rudy Tutorial Outdoor from Indonesia_* 🏘💯👌👍👏🤝🙏
Hello thank you for your kind words! It is definitely a work in progress that we enjoy. All the best-Jayme
@@MapleRidgeHomestead Hopefully it will be finished soon and be successful 👌👍🤝
How do you know how much weight those thin trees are gonna sustain?
Nelson Treehouse has a "Working Load Capacity" chart, so for these 16 inch diameter oak trees, each tree TAB can hold about 12,000 pounds, add in the supporting cable and each tree is roughly capable of holding 20,000 pounds, so for our three tabs and the one support it should be able to hold ~80,000 pounds. Hope that helps! 🍁
@@MapleRidgeHomestead ok thanks, but i have no idea what a small house can weight, and also, those trees are growing and becoming bigger each year, so it will not create problems?
@@andreadan-ty7cv the trees only grow in girth where the TABs are located so the current height of the platform will never change. The tree’s will continue to grow taller but only from the top of the tree, if that makes sense