Imagine learning how to do amazing wood cabins and other structures by yourself and filming the results. This is @WildGnomos (ruclips.net/channel/UC8MR7grg9mux6N9J9rLWibA), where you can find off grid living, wood- and stone-working, farming or chicken raising. Take a look to his channel!⚒🪵
This video not only provides detailed construction steps but also clearly showcases the creativity and professionalism of the team. The practical tips and clear process will surely help viewers easily apply them to their own projects
Nice job guys. My dad had asbestosis, and his doctor asked if he was also exposed to red cedar dust. The saw dust breaks up as fine as asbestos and can lie dormant as well for decades. Take care.
great job on the video, it’s impressive to see the process laid out so clearly! but honestly, I’m a bit skeptical about the long-term durability of cabins built that fast. I mean, can they really hold up against storms and harsh weather? just curious what others think!
I am a person who loves wooden furniture, because it is very environmentally friendly, thank you for creating beautiful, useful works for life, wishing you and your family good health!!!!
I love how these sustainability wackos preach about how sustainable they build while they're destroying what was a pristine lot overlooking the sea,.... by cutting down trees and sticking a cabin on the site that is sheathed and decked with 2" thick (I guess site milled) lumber like it grows on trees. Talk about overkill. Same with these off grid people who think they're saving the planet. What if the 7 or 8 billion people in the world all decided to go to a seaside lots or into the forests and mountains and build their off grid cabin? There wouldn't be a piece of land with a tree on it or a view to see the sea. There'd just be cabins everywhere.... It would look like India and Bangladesh. Sustainable is staying off the seaside lots, and out of the forest and the mountains,.. and living in the tallest smallest foot print building that could be built. So spare normal people the "sustainabilityBS. You lose the "sustainability claim the minute you stick a shovel in the ground. You want to build a cabin... fine,... just don't tell everyone how sustainable you are.
The omission of any moisture barrier between your foundation beams and the cement and eyeballing drill holes through incredibly expensive wood and then loosely fitting it over the rods really put me on edge. Cement and metal conduct both moisture and temperature and wood disintegrates 10x faster without the barrier, even treated lumber that's drilled does so. It's a nice structure but it's lifespan would easily be doubled with some pretty cheap and basic modern builder insights.
@@gmarie701 So your excuse for poorly thought out construction that would take roughly 10 bucks at a home depot to fix is that it wasn't built to last anyway? "Virtue signalling"? LOL is that what you say when someone with intelligence talks over your head? PS Trump is losing, enjoy your last week of dreaming of fascism in the US.
No metal or wire cross bracing and no metal strip roof (hurricane) tie downs. The first real wind storm is going to tear off the roof, which is sure to come given the entire video is filmed with steady wind noise.
IMO a great video of how not to build a cabin by the sea. No structural integrity thoughts whatsoever and no measures to prevent wood degradation in a high moisture environment! Prefaced as skilled builder lol.
I have build a fair number of houses and other structures and I have not idea how those concrete pylons are set but from the lack of excavation mars on the ground it looks like they are just stuck in holes. That cabin is going to settle and get all out of whack something crazy within a year.
Insulation standards world-wide vary. If your house is full of flammable insulation materials, then it will burn so fast! Looks like a beautiful location. All the very best to you
I have a couple of questions about the pillars. You dug the holes and poured a footer. Then you set the tubes on those. How do you plumb up the tubes? Did you put any fastener, rebar between the footer and pillar? What kind of tubes are those? They look like plastic Thank you for your answers
Where is the cooking and bedroom area.?Do you cook outside? I would have liked to see the different living areas, even in paradise you do have to have bedroom/ kitchen.
@@treewalker6563 For as much time effort and money he already spent I would have gone just a little bit further. In the 70’s I rented a place with a 30 ft well and it would run dry each summer until it would rain. So water capture I know. I would haul 300-500 gallons from the stream into 2 55 gallon drums and drive 10 miles and drain them into a storage tank. No water, no shitter which the women just loved using the outhouse. So I hauled water 2x a week. I wanted to buy the place but it was a no go from the owner but for $150 a month it was too good to let go. Like I said I would have gone just a little bit further and made sure I had running water.
This is the way men used to work . Nine of us built a 1374 square-foot house complete in 13 days from digging to final. You just can’t find people that know how to do framing plumbing, wiring concrete everything anymore. Nobody even knows how to cut a roof.
Agreed, they have even made caulking a separate skill now,, it’s crazy.. 😢 I try to do most things myself and learn. It’s not always fast and perfect, but the next time is pretty decent and often comparable to many trades… you just need to prep more and check your tools and research, but always slow 😢 going… my farther in law is a retired chippy and showed me how to handle tools safely and have spacial awareness. Good tools are definitely a must for me.. 😂
What if everyone built there own car? Men "used to work" this way because it's not efficient or economical Specialization and assembly line methods are more efficient and economical in a competitive economy. You don't need a master carpenter to caulk.
Looks good, but no roofer would install trusses without cutting in 'bird mouths' to sit on the wall plate or ridge beam, needs this for structural integrity.
@@Falkon-dv6hl I didn't see any compaction. And the bottoms looked pretty disturbed. Do you also build pier footings with 3 or 4" of concrete and skip the rebar?
My comment was a response to your comment about gravel under the footings as if it were common practice and necessary. I build according to structural engineers specs and soils engineer’s recommendations which never specs gravel under footings.
Toller Film, auch wenn die Isolation mit Dampfbremse nach innen hätte verlegt werden sollen. Oder ist es da draussen immer feuchter und wärmer als drinnen?
Tendré que ir a IK*A a ver si tienen las instrucciónes, no me ha quedado nada claro, y me faltan tornillos y me sobran clavos 🤔 La sierra ya se la pido al vecino 🤣
Me before the video: How the heck can one man build a cabin in ten days?! Me during the video: Oh, there's a crew, well, sure then, it's actually not that amazing of a timeline.
Great job and very interesting video. However, I have a couple of comments. The framing was well designed with attention given to assuring stability with the exception of the roof joists. I wonder why you didn't notch the joists to fit over the ridge beam and the upper wall framing beam. Also, I have to comment on the complete lack of safety equipment: no fall arrest, no safety glasses, no gloves, no head protection. I'm giving you credit for safety shoes although I'm not too sure about that. My point being that you have to be alive and healthy to get maximum enjoyment from that beautiful little cabin.
Floor structure... my eyes hurt xD It could have been done twice as easily and economically: - foundations - 3 beams - ON (not in between) that 3 beams another thinner beams perpendicularly - boards perpendicularly what for that half-lap joint?!
@@1.trzynasty hahahahahahaha im a REAL builder with 38 years experience!!this is just a flimsy garden shed ,sadly!!! not good to show people how to build in this fashion!
For a low square footage cabin, a porch is just eating precious indoor space. And that door on the front, that could be on one side of the house, so is not take that beautiful view of the sea. That roof will soon have problems. The rest looks fine. Just my two cents.
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Imagine learning how to do amazing wood cabins and other structures by yourself and filming the results. This is @WildGnomos (ruclips.net/channel/UC8MR7grg9mux6N9J9rLWibA), where you can find off grid living, wood- and stone-working, farming or chicken raising. Take a look to his channel!⚒🪵
This video not only provides detailed construction steps but also clearly showcases the creativity and professionalism of the team. The practical tips and clear process will surely help viewers easily apply them to their own projects
Those guys work together SO WELL. And with the dog supervising, they really got that cabin up in no time.
well said!
No better supervisor than the DOG
Nice job guys.
My dad had asbestosis, and his doctor asked if he was also exposed to red cedar dust. The saw dust breaks up as fine as asbestos and can lie dormant as well for decades.
Take care.
great job on the video, it’s impressive to see the process laid out so clearly! but honestly, I’m a bit skeptical about the long-term durability of cabins built that fast. I mean, can they really hold up against storms and harsh weather? just curious what others think!
I am a person who loves wooden furniture, because it is very environmentally friendly, thank you for creating beautiful, useful works for life, wishing you and your family good health!!!!
All furniture is 'environmentally friendly'.
Berapa banyak lagi pohon yang akan di tebang?
If they're cutting down many trees to built this house. How is it environmental friendly?
I love how these sustainability wackos preach about how sustainable they build while they're destroying what was a pristine lot overlooking the sea,.... by cutting down trees and sticking a cabin on the site that is sheathed and decked with 2" thick (I guess site milled) lumber like it grows on trees. Talk about overkill.
Same with these off grid people who think they're saving the planet.
What if the 7 or 8 billion people in the world all decided to go to a seaside lots or into the forests and mountains and build their off grid cabin?
There wouldn't be a piece of land with a tree on it or a view to see the sea. There'd just be cabins everywhere....
It would look like India and Bangladesh.
Sustainable is staying off the seaside lots, and out of the forest and the mountains,.. and living in the tallest smallest foot print building that could be built.
So spare normal people the "sustainabilityBS.
You lose the "sustainability claim the minute you stick a shovel in the ground.
You want to build a cabin... fine,... just don't tell everyone how sustainable you are.
The omission of any moisture barrier between your foundation beams and the cement and eyeballing drill holes through incredibly expensive wood and then loosely fitting it over the rods really put me on edge. Cement and metal conduct both moisture and temperature and wood disintegrates 10x faster without the barrier, even treated lumber that's drilled does so. It's a nice structure but it's lifespan would easily be doubled with some pretty cheap and basic modern builder insights.
Well it is not like anyone is going to actually live in this place for any length of time. Totally farcical, virtue signaling, hypocrisy.
@@gmarie701 So your excuse for poorly thought out construction that would take roughly 10 bucks at a home depot to fix is that it wasn't built to last anyway? "Virtue signalling"? LOL is that what you say when someone with intelligence talks over your head? PS Trump is losing, enjoy your last week of dreaming of fascism in the US.
No metal or wire cross bracing and no metal strip roof (hurricane) tie downs.
The first real wind storm is going to tear off the roof, which is sure to come given the entire video is filmed with steady wind noise.
Those are not trusses on the roof, they are rafters, big difference. Should have staggered the joints on the roof planks, makes it much stronger.
also I didn't see any birdsmouths or OSB
they're right on the water, where's the hurricane clips? Is there a building code in that place?
They worked hard under the blazing sun on the beach. ❤
there not on the beach
IMO a great video of how not to build a cabin by the sea. No structural integrity thoughts whatsoever and no measures to prevent wood degradation in a high moisture environment! Prefaced as skilled builder lol.
I have build a fair number of houses and other structures and I have not idea how those concrete pylons are set but from the lack of excavation mars on the ground it looks like they are just stuck in holes. That cabin is going to settle and get all out of whack something crazy within a year.
Insulation standards world-wide vary.
If your house is full of flammable insulation materials, then it will burn so fast!
Looks like a beautiful location.
All the very best to you
That foundation is SOLID!
It'll be there a WHILE!
the foundation will, the rest of it WONT!!
암석 지반 위에 기둥을 세우는 것도 아니고 흙 뿐인 땅을 파서 철근도 넣지 않고 시멘트만 사용해서 기둥을 만든 게 과연 기초가 단단하다고 할 수 있을까요?
I'll bet the family jewels, any civil engineers viewing said foundations wouldn't sign off on that part of the job.
The brothers' house construction techniques are very good
"Technic build" en anglais hihi 😁😉
Did it say brothers cuz one of them was giving "lovers".
The ridge beam should have been crowned, as it looked like it was dipping in the center span.
The holes for fundation have to be 3 feet deep, below frost line. You have to put 3/4" crushed stone 6 inch before you pore concrete.
frost in the azores?
The Azores…read the description man
In the middle of the roof is huge load clearly seen....need an additional support
I have a couple of questions about the pillars.
You dug the holes and poured a footer.
Then you set the tubes on those.
How do you plumb up the tubes?
Did you put any fastener, rebar between the footer and pillar?
What kind of tubes are those? They look like plastic
Thank you for your answers
my question as well, for sure rebar between, but just wondering if the concrete was done simultaneously
No nonsense build. Love it.
Where is the cooking and bedroom area.?Do you cook outside? I would have liked to see the different living areas, even in paradise you do have to have bedroom/ kitchen.
Where exactly was this claimed OSB used on the roof? I didn't see a single sheet of anything used there.
I love how you simplify tough topics!
Bring it on ! Skill up and empower the independence of potential home owners.
바닷가여서 태풍 해일에 대한 대비책은 있습니까?😅
화장실/싱크대 물 사용 배관이 없다면 그냥 창고역할인듯 합니다 😅
should have used tyvek instead of asphalt-based for the waterproof underlayment.
Excellent. but since your went through the trouble i would have made it a little longer and wider you certainly had the room to do so.
Just curious, amazing build but how do they finish the corners of the house?
Este trabajo me parese más eficiente por tener base concreto, madera protegida y muy detallada. La vi de principio a fin, excelente trabajo amigos.
Fun fact : if measured correctly a length of timber can be cut to length with one cut. 😊
Not sure where you are, but damn... It's mighty beautiful there, albeit looks windy!
It takes 10 days for the concrete to set before you can build on it!! Also I see at least 3 men!
And one dog 😋
Маза фака
And don’t forget the gnomes that helped
Uh what kind of concrete are you using?
@@jackspratt44 The good kind
No outhouse, no running water, no electricity. And after all that work shhhhhit!
Composting toilet and solar or wind power and water capture.
@@treewalker6563
For as much time effort and money he already spent I would have gone just a little bit further.
In the 70’s I rented a place with a 30 ft well and it would run dry each summer until it would rain.
So water capture I know. I would haul 300-500 gallons from the stream into 2 55 gallon drums and drive 10 miles and drain them into a storage tank. No water, no shitter which the women just loved using the outhouse. So I hauled water 2x a week.
I wanted to buy the place but it was a no go from the owner but for $150 a month it was too good to let go. Like I said I would have gone just a little bit further and made sure I had running water.
Um. It's a cabin. Says so in the title you posh mfer.
@@dotconnector1418 It's very easy to get running water from multiple sources.
Absolutely awesome job, and great view and setting too.
Beautiful house, you want to come up with ideas to design a small house next to your wall?
Keren bagus sekali pondoknya semangat bos bosQ
I respect your enthusiasm, hard work and end result is the best feeling ever. RESPECT MY FRIEND.
#DREAM HOUSE.
Beautiful work guys!
I think in Alaska they call those small chainsaws "butter knives"
This is the way men used to work . Nine of us built a 1374 square-foot house complete in 13 days from digging to final. You just can’t find people that know how to do framing plumbing, wiring concrete everything anymore. Nobody even knows how to cut a roof.
Agreed, they have even made caulking a separate skill now,, it’s crazy.. 😢 I try to do most things myself and learn. It’s not always fast and perfect, but the next time is pretty decent and often comparable to many trades… you just need to prep more and check your tools and research, but always slow 😢 going… my farther in law is a retired chippy and showed me how to handle tools safely and have spacial awareness. Good tools are definitely a must for me.. 😂
What if everyone built there own car?
Men "used to work" this way because it's not efficient or economical
Specialization and assembly line methods are more efficient and economical in a competitive economy.
You don't need a master carpenter to caulk.
@@jcgoogle1808 some of us are more interested in quality and not quantity 90% of trades today are clueless.
Can't get enough of this! 🔥🙌
Fue tan rápido tu vídeo que no dió para apreciar bien la cabaña por dentro ❤ Uruguay ❤😂😂
its basic, rough, wood frame construction. simplistic but certainly serves its purpose.
The Sound of the cain Saw ist crazy
That is stunning. I would love a cabin in Michigan.
Looks good, but no roofer would install trusses without cutting in 'bird mouths' to sit on the wall plate or ridge beam, needs this for structural integrity.
Cool house. Made me hungry. Time for some vegan porkchops!
lovely garden shed..
God Job. Very nice little house !
Just the wood alone looks expensive !
Great job men.
Where is it located that beautiful house? Ciao from Treviso. Lori
Awesame, congratulations! I didn't see the gameroom and home theater in your project. Okay, just kidding, but is there a bathroom?
hmmm, didn't know "daisy dukes" were a requirement for contractors in the Azores????? lol
Workplace Health and Safety moment @ 4:12 :)
I'm with OSHA. I approve.
sangat menginspirasi.....hebat luarbiasa.
Your video is very good, I really enjoy watching it.
You forgot to put 3/4 inch crushed stone 6 inches befor you pore concrete!!!
Why? I’m a contractor. We don’t put gravel below footings. Not required. Only proper soil compaction.
@@Falkon-dv6hl
I didn't see any compaction. And the bottoms looked pretty disturbed.
Do you also build pier footings with 3 or 4" of concrete and skip the rebar?
My comment was a response to your comment about gravel under the footings as if it were common practice and necessary.
I build according to structural engineers specs and soils engineer’s recommendations which never specs gravel under footings.
I want a cabin on the garden route.
4:11 testing the wood hardness
Toller Film, auch wenn die Isolation mit Dampfbremse nach innen hätte verlegt werden sollen. Oder ist es da draussen immer feuchter und wärmer als drinnen?
Muito legal. Simples, mas muito resistente.
Hermoso Proceso de construccion!
I ain't buying that cedar has structural strength as floor girders, especially with them bein notched at the corners.
The house is so beautiful ❤❤❤❤
Tendré que ir a IK*A a ver si tienen las instrucciónes, no me ha quedado nada claro, y me faltan tornillos y me sobran clavos 🤔
La sierra ya se la pido al vecino 🤣
Me before the video: How the heck can one man build a cabin in ten days?!
Me during the video: Oh, there's a crew, well, sure then, it's actually not that amazing of a timeline.
It's easier when you leave out the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen,..
Will this place connect to the utilities? Sewage system?
beautiful, could be twice as bigger
Great job and very interesting video. However, I have a couple of comments. The framing was well designed with attention given to assuring stability with the exception of the roof joists. I wonder why you didn't notch the joists to fit over the ridge beam and the upper wall framing beam. Also, I have to comment on the complete lack of safety equipment: no fall arrest, no safety glasses, no gloves, no head protection. I'm giving you credit for safety shoes although I'm not too sure about that. My point being that you have to be alive and healthy to get maximum enjoyment from that beautiful little cabin.
Sweet cabin , clean & very practical...
blessings:
THE BEST GOOD JOB PERFECT AMAZING AWESOME WORK
This was not 10 consecutive days I take it? If it was, I'd like to know how they sourced everything and cured it so quickly.
Hearing the sound of this cutting machine makes my teeth ache...but this is really good work😊
excellent, so fast and so clean job. Congratulation!
Wow very interest this video.... Success alwsys 🙏🙏🙏
beautiful house
4:20. Amazing 😭😭😭☝️☝️
It's a very nice job . But the bill was Heavy so the question is is it worth it ?
Your house is so beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You’re hired
Fun build. However, having gone to the Emergency 2 or 3 times because of splinters in my eye, I would recommend eye protection. Otherwise, well done.
Floor structure... my eyes hurt xD It could have been done twice as easily and economically:
- foundations
- 3 beams
- ON (not in between) that 3 beams another thinner beams perpendicularly
- boards perpendicularly
what for that half-lap joint?!
glad someone else noticed .LOL!!
@@jon-kp2rq maybe because i'm an architect :b
@@1.trzynasty hahahahahahaha im a REAL builder with 38 years experience!!this is just a flimsy garden shed ,sadly!!! not good to show people how to build in this fashion!
Nice work!
It’s always frustrating that you place an image than later isn’t in the video
Esse não vai conseguir dormir, c o barulho das ondas todo o tempo!!
Wow ang bilis pero ganda
Не плохой домик,но есть вопрос,а где сетка от грузонов,и усилитель пола?
Утеплитель пола?
la humedad los va a pasar como si no tuvieran paredes espero no pasen mucho frio ahi graves errores de impermeabilización
No sé 😮😮😮para mi estas construcciones son una destrucción de la naturaleza por tanta madera que ocupan
For a low square footage cabin, a porch is just eating precious indoor space. And that door on the front, that could be on one side of the house, so is not take that beautiful view of the sea. That roof will soon have problems. The rest looks fine. Just my two cents.
Beautiful vantage point ❤!
That roof could have used an extra support..
This looks like Hawaii, or the Washington or perhaps, Northern California.
Ковбои из "Горбатая гора" вышли на новый уровень. В принципе, уровень постройки, как и установка палатки в фильме.🤦🏼♂️
11:59 el polo shirt de la dama dice: "Por favor, no me toques mucho el coño". Jajajaja.
Good work gentlemen
Can I contract you? 😊. Wonderful hard work!
What happened to the plywood or osb board
No bird beak on the roof joist where they meet the wall plate this puts all the weight on the roof joist at the top.
Not a bad house by the sea)) 👌👍.