$2,000 HOUSE - LOFT ROOF DECKING - OFF GRID UPDATE - Ep. 11
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Welcome, this building will have many uses but is ultimately my man cave. The middle of the building is open and will cover my sawmill, the ends will be mirrored with lofts. One end will be a multi use studio space that will also double as a guest house. The other ends loft is still up for debate what I will use it for. The building will also have lean to's on 3 sides for equipment and recreational space to keep its users from the sun and weather. While this is not supposed to be my normal shop, it will be part shop in a way. I will use it to mill lumber for projects. In the studio space I will paint, write, engrave and occasionally hide from my family.
In this video, I show progress I have made off camera and finish up decking the loft roof then dry it in with underlayment. I'm glad to get this step done, everything leading up to starring from where I left off in the last video has been very slow. From here on progress will be much faster, hoping to put out another video soon.
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The Poplar bark shingles are the coolest use of materials I’ve seen in a LONG time! Reshaping your roof metal panels is awesome also!
It’s one of my favorite details i’ve ever done. I think you could easily over do it and it be kind of corny in a rustic/ski- lodge sense which is why i only used them sparingly. I also plan to use them on an interior space as well but in a way that you will hardly know what they are. Thanks for watching
Love the siding! This is one of my favorite series on one of my favorite channels. Thanks for all the content!
Thanks, I am pleased with the siding as well. I like how at a distance you really can't tell what it is, kind of looks like some weathered galvanized metal, then as you get close you see what it is. Thanks for watching.
This is my favorite channel, hands down. I honestly wish you could film everything you do. I don't know how you do it all. It took us almost a year to build a master closet. 🤣
Rustic look of the bark is awesome! Love the metal roof patina. Good job!😃
Really like that siding, never seen anything like that before. Great use of more parts of the tree!
Do Be Different is a young couple in Latvia renovation a 200 year old home. Deivid has done all kinds of work with siding like that. you should take a look
@@sherilynl4038 thanks, I'll check them out!
Stay safe. Your health is your most precious asset.
14:18, nice sunset..seems like you always have nice sunsets over there..
Love the bark as siding idea 👍😊🏴
Love the homemade bark shakes! I 👍
will be great to see the sawmill tucked away in it's shed. But I agree about the height... I too would feel a bit uneasy up there!
Yikes! That slide got my heart rate up.
Nice to see another video on this project. It look super. Having the saw mill under the roof will be great.
I have followed your adventures since the concrete block house. You are amazing. Stay safe. Your health is your most precious asset.
My twin sister told me about you and your work! Your craftsmanship is to perfection… I always learn a skill I can use watching you. My husband and I completed a log cabin 36 years ago. We even peeled some of the logs and hewed by hand… so you know I appreciate this type if workmanship! Thank you for sharing!
Excellent idea for your siding
The poplar siding is gorgeous! And paired with the rustic metal roofing is perfect. Now I want to find a local resource for poplar. Thanks for sharing.
Looks nice , really love the poplar sidding.
you are such a wild boy lol. Love your ideas.
This building looks amazing! But, you scare me by being up so high without a safety line!!
Glad to see another video! Keep up the good work my friend and God bless! This is a fun build to follow and I love how you use materials that not only look good, but that are also salvaged and collected yourself.
Happy to see you again!
Wow lots of progress
Nice video, thanks for sharing! Ron PTL USA
The saw mill shop is looking fabulous.
As for the nail holes in the roofing metal, if the hole is up on a ridge, even on the side of the “V” it will never leak.
Thanks.
Slowly but surely!
Impressive, as always. This is easily my favorite project of yours.
However, no harness on the roof? I'm getting vertigo you watching you work :S
Love the bark siding and old tin
Good to see you. I hope you had a pleasant holiday season. Thanks for the update.
Been watching for years, rarely comment, but this little structure is turning out nicely
cool siding
Thanks for this video! 👍😁👍😁
I was wondering when you would eventually use scaffolding to help in your build. To me it made a lot more sense then climbing up and down a ladder. Now you are about 30+ years younger than I and in excellent health and condition so maybe you just want the exercise? Ladder have their purpose but for building higher structures I think scaffolding does a better job. But what do I know. Never built a structure before.
I have decided that my next home is going to be a yurt in the mountains of NC. I will be installing wallboard for a few interior rooms (bedroom and bathroom) and a single wall for appliances.
Great video! Awesome building project. i Love the bark siding. Love your attention to the details. :)
Nice hear from you Homemade. Your videos are always interesting. Thanks for sharing with us.
Your such a boss. Keep up the good work
thank You for sharing!
Love seeing all the progress!! MY family and I are really enjoying this series! keep it up!!
Looking good young man.
Thank you Powdered Toast Man!
Hope you and your family had a great Thanksgiving.
Neat progress on the sawmill shed. Great idea with the poplar siding/shingles. Very impressive. Thanks for the video
Thank you.
You really should wear a harness up there. You fall its light out. It would be a simple precaution that will save your life.
I don’t mind short videos. You can fit them in and get caught up.
Can’t wait to see another video. It’s looking good. 😊
It's looking great ! I wish I had the skills to build my own home.
You can RUclips almost every aspect of building. If you have the money you are allowed to build without personal licensing. It is more about perseverance.
You're an inspiration. Keep up the good work!
Is there a clear roofing sealant so he could save the look of the patina?
Young man needs to shop for long tailed shirts at Duluth Trading Company.
🤣😂 He's fine. He's got his suspenders on.
What trade should I get into to learn how to work on houses like this I’ve been doing concrete for about 18 months
The siding looks awesome! Does it need to be treated to keep the bugs from eating it?
Oh good. So you finished your $9000 home now? That must be a relief.
Using raw bark as siding.
So. No moisture or air control.
And going to rot off the building.
Uhm....WHY?
Cause it's pretty! And no waste, even more important.
You are over thinking it and lack an understanding of the material and its application.
It looks like you've built this directly on the grass... Are there no footings/foundations? 🤔
This is the 1st video I've seen of yours, still at the beginning right now so maybe I'll find out a little ways into the video ✌
There are footings.
Series starts here, footings are in episode 2.
ruclips.net/video/2ENnxXhNCB8/видео.html
Time is money to. Seems useless to go through all that effort on the roof. Just put in new sheets, once and done.
How will aluminium flashing react with the old steel roofing?
The bark siding is p'fect
Good to see that you have progress on this build, been waiting for updates
Time will tell but I bet the reaction, if any, will be slow and minimal. I doubt it will be a problem in my lifetime.
@@homemadehome5575 You are still young, 5-10years may be enough
Still, I like your build
Don’t want to sound like a sissy, but wish you would wear a harness working that high up.
Looks amazing with the barks and old roofing.
That metal roofing is so rusty, I hope you're up to date on your tetanus shots! We want you to be simply safe!! =D
First comment
wrong ;)