Thanks for watching! If you are interested in the materials and cost involved in this build check out the channel for latest video that breaks it all down🙂
Great job! Really enjoyed the video and love the extra space. How do ya like that loft? I wasn't sure there'd be enough space, so didn't build it in. Love your camp lizard :)
Wow! Thank you so much🥹 I really love the loft! I’ve been sleeping in it this winter and even when it’s in 30s I stay pretty toasty since it’s kind of like a cocoon😆I think you made the right call not putting one in for the 8’x10’. It would be a bummer to not have the beautiful tall ceiling! And yes, the horned lizards are the best😂 They have so much chill😎
It’s funny how much I envy people who can build with their hands more then I think of a doctor, lawyer. It there was a school I can go to I would. To build something like you did would be amazing. JC
I got the plans after watching Girl in the Woods, and I'm trying to see as many builds as I can before I start. I like the doubled approach, that definitely gives it more of a useable footprint. Great work!
Thank you so much!!!! I’m posting another video in a few hours giving a detailed breakdown of all the material costs if that is helpful for you🙂 Good luck and if you ever have any questions when building reach out would love to help in any way I can! 👊
Awesome location , love the "A" frame setup. I bet the Himalayan makes for a great ride out there. All you need now is couple solar panels, diy wood stove.
Thanks Joseph! Yeah it’s perfect for the desert dirt roads😄 Solar is on the list I just need to fund the purchase😅 Outhouse is almost done now I’m going to post a video of that soon it looks good! Appreciate you watching ✌️
Love the build and the location reminds me of the landscape in SW New Mexico. Im going to help my son build something like this in the Missouri Ozarks. Thanks for sharing.
Cool, man. 🤔 Make it your way…it’s your cabin. Mine is on the high plateau 25 miles north of Flagstaff, AZ. (Don’t get out there much these days.) Small is beautiful! Mine is a 120 square foot box. I could heat it with a few oil lanterns. ✊🌏🕊🎩🎩🎩✌️
Great work. Thank you for posting this. I bought Derek's plans as well. I am actually building an A frame outhouse as practice first. The cut for the top is complicated. Hey what tint of red is that, do you remember?
Yeah it took me a bit to get the angle right but once you learn how to use the speed square it’s not too bad! Good luck with the build! I’m not sure what the red was called, been awhile😅
Great content! Hang in there, get a out house built. You will enjoy life a little more. Make another A frame for your potty/shower house! God Bless, just some ideas for content!
You 100% have the ability to do this build my friend trust me!!! I had never built anything before and never even picked up a skill saw before this year (although I did do electrical work so was comfortable with tools). If I can do it anyone can trust me😊 Start with a small project and build your confidence. It also took me years to start process so don’t worry it will happen when it’s supposed to🙂 Just break it down into manageable pieces and find RUclips videos on each part of process. Starting with foundation find a video how to level and then how to square it etc etc. I was very unsure of myself but there are so many cool people out there that will help you make it happen. You got it man😎 Get in touch when you turn your dream a reality. would love to see it😄
Thank you so much! Yes! Exactly🙂 I used his plans and decided to double up because I wanted to build a loft but wanted it full size because I’m kinda tall haha. I’m glad I did! Lots of room for activities😁
@@desertsolidude How did you double it, tips for changing Deek’s plan? Tje size looks perfect. Is it sturdy, the camera was shaking or the house when you went up to the loft? Really beautiful and this build made me believe I can build one too. But I must figure out how to insulate it because I live in Finland. And convert the plan to metrics I guess.
I watched this because I've been really interested in A-frames, but most people seem to favour them in cold climates, often using the loft area to sleep so heat gathers there. I'm in a hot country and wondered how these turn out in hot places, like a desert. Surely the triangular shape with huge metal exterior and a transparent side all makes for a total oven inside? Or does the open side coupled with some insulation actually land up making for a great shelter from the heat? Or is this just something you'd never spend much time in during the heat of the day, then use the shape to your advantage for cold nights? Will be sure to watch some more of your videos to get more sense of A-frames in a climate more like mine than sweden and far north america etc :D
So you doubled the length of Deek's correct? You did an amazing job. I did some math on the triangles (just got the plans tonight) but you might be able to confirm for me. Is the width of the loft right around 4 ft? Or is it smaller than that due to framing? In your video it looks really narrow when you climbed up but maybe you went a little higher than his plans. Just thought I would check before we embark on ours!! Looking to put this on my treehouse platform that is already ready to go, but only the 8x10 version. :)
Thank you so much!!! The top of the loft platform is 80” from the floor. Loft joists are 6’4” from floor so even a tall person doesn’t have to duck🙂 width of platform is roughly 45”. It’s a decent platform and enough headroom for sitting up. I’m not sure what plans were I just did what worked for me. If doing 8x10 one consideration for loft height is the swing wall as my loft is a foot or two lower than top of that door. But yeah I simply just built two and stuck em together lol. Thanks for watching good luck with the build!!!
This would be an amazing choice by a river😍😍😍 Thank you so much! If you check description you will see a link to the plans I used. It was designed by a cool dude named Deek and his channel is relaxshacksdotcom. It’s not a how to build more like a blueprint and you can kind of tweak it how you want (for instance I doubled the size for livability). I am working on an outhouse that I did design myself will be putting that video up once I’m done it’s going smooth…so far😆 cheers
Hi, i have a few questions about the big poly door. Is it facing north? Is the con of it being like a greenhouse quickly offset after you open it up and let the breeze in? Do insects and water get in?
I really appreciate the kind words 🙏 I used the blueprints from @relaxshacksdotcom for the “Tranforming A Frame Cabin that are in his site for $30. I also recommend watching the channel @girlinthewoods who also built one. That was for sure my inspiration I fell in love with it when I saw that video. The only difference is I doubled the size so basically built two next to each other🙂
I love the colors you chose for it 😍. May I ask what desert this is in? I'm thinking of building in NV not too far from Death Valley, but I'm worried an A Frame & metal roofing will get too hot. AFs are usually in the Sierra mountains where I currently live, so snow slides off. I'm a beginner though!
Thank you!!! It’s Sonoran Desert/Southern Arizona. I was worried about roof and design too but surprisingly it seems the metal roof reflects the sun pretty well and there is maybe an inch or two gap from metal and plywood walls and it seems like a good little buffer zone. Before I put panels on it was super hot with just plywood and the metal seemed to cool it down. But yeah..not saying it’s the best option for desert but so far hasn’t been any problems. I wanted the roof style for rainwater collecting and solar panels eventually too. Thanks for watching!
@@desertsolidude oh! Good ☝️ points about catch rain water & great positioning got solar panels. Did you use insulation too? I'll rewatch the video as well in case I missed that part. It's awesome, & I don't mean to be negative at all :)
@@CADreemz Not negative at all it’s a great question🙂 I didn’t use any insulation on this build. When I did a van conversion I spent a lot on insulation and it didn’t seem to help much I was still very much in a hot metal box so I decided to just see how it went without😂 One thing I did was so make sure the clear wall was facing north so that side never gets any direct sunlight. If it did I feel it would very much be a greenhouse🤣
I really appreciate you my guy!!! I’m actually working on a video today pricing it all out! I believe it was around 6-7k USD. it’s hard for me to tell because I had to buy a lot of power tools and being a beginner sometimes it took me a few tries to get the angles right. In the video I’m working on I’m going to grab the current wood pricing instead of what I paid since I think wood prices have gone down a bit here. Good luck on your projects and thanks for watching! Pretty cool to me people are finding this video😄
I haven’t had any issue so far I built it in June so far so good 🤞 the ground is super hard here you need a pick axe to get through the caliche. When I built I planned on moving to another plot of land so I didn’t focus too much on foundation but then I ran out of money and never moved😂
I still need to add up all my Home Depot receipts but I would say it was around $6000/$7000. Depending on what materials you use I think it could be done a lot cheaper. The metal roofing and the wood siding was kinda pricey if I just used shingles and plywood could have it down a bit. Thanks!
@@Patha897 it’s 10 feet by 16 feet! If you check my channel I made a new video that breaks down all the cost of supplies and what I used🙂 any more questions feel free to reach out anytime!
Nice job on the video and the cabin build! 😀🪚 I’m building a similar cabin a bit smaller and it is so helpful to watch your build. I love the turquoise trim with the darker wood.
Hey! I didn’t quite keep exact track but I would say around $7000! Wood was pretty expensive in May I think prices have dropped since then so it would be cheaper to make now🙂
Good question Dan! I chose not to insulate for a few reasons. Mainly cost & how I intended to use the cabin in only the cooler months. In summer I either plan on traveling or building a cabin made of cob that I think would stay a lot cooler. Felt no matter how well I insulated living would still be unbearable. With the giant clear Tuftex swing wall I felt like they would counter act any benefits of insulating. It’s neat and I love it for the light I get during day but not very good for temperature extremes and practicality. I figured I could always add it later on if I needed to but so far it doesn’t seem necessary. I also like the aesthetics of the wood walls & studs on inside for shelves. I did actually intend on insulating the floors with rigid foam boards but forgot😂 But yeah that’s just me I’m sure insulating would be beneficial in most circumstances. Thanks for the question🙂
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Shouldn’t be using screws, too hard and brittle, when the structure expands and contracts due to daily temperature changes there’s a risk the screws can snap
I didn’t know that. Appreciate you sharing. I used screws because I planned on disassembling and moving when I was trying to find another plot of land. Good to know
No problem, it’s more of a problem here in Canada that I know of, but being in the desert I’d assume there’s a pretty decent temperature change through the day
@@60kudu yeah there are pretty substantial temp shifts currently 70s in day and 30 at night. I do notice a sort of crackling sound in the morning when sun comes up which I believe is something to do with the metal roofing getting heated up expanding? Maybe has to do with screws. So far I haven’t had any issues but I did some googling and I’m going to make sure I do it correct on the next project. Thanks!
Extremely cute little a frame sweetheart are you by any chance inviting guests!!!?????? 🌈🦄🤗😘💋💋💉💋💋😇🧚♀️😇🌨🐻❄️❄️💜💜💜💜💜🤠And Howdy Howdy from Alvin Texas sweetheart!!!
I hear what you are saying. This is my first time building anything I thought castle blocks were sufficient as it’s what Ive seen sheds built on. What would you recommend doing? The soil here is caliche and very hard but would like to do better next time. Thanks
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Thanks for watching! If you are interested in the materials and cost involved in this build check out the channel for latest video that breaks it all down🙂
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@@melodydalubatan560 lol thanks☺️
I am so impressed by the amount of math that went into this. Mr Degate has clearly done his job
💀 Bless that beautiful man😂
Great job! Really enjoyed the video and love the extra space. How do ya like that loft? I wasn't sure there'd be enough space, so didn't build it in. Love your camp lizard :)
Wow! Thank you so much🥹 I really love the loft! I’ve been sleeping in it this winter and even when it’s in 30s I stay pretty toasty since it’s kind of like a cocoon😆I think you made the right call not putting one in for the 8’x10’. It would be a bummer to not have the beautiful tall ceiling!
And yes, the horned lizards are the best😂 They have so much chill😎
It’s funny how much I envy people who can build with their hands more then I think of a doctor, lawyer. It there was a school I can go to I would. To build something like you did would be amazing. JC
I got the plans after watching Girl in the Woods, and I'm trying to see as many builds as I can before I start. I like the doubled approach, that definitely gives it more of a useable footprint. Great work!
Thank you so much!!!! I’m posting another video in a few hours giving a detailed breakdown of all the material costs if that is helpful for you🙂 Good luck and if you ever have any questions when building reach out would love to help in any way I can! 👊
Yep … still one of the best build I have seen !
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Love it! Thanks for sharing! Greetings from South Africa, Riversdale :-)
Take me homeeee country roads! NICE WORK
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Great work! Beautiful desert too. Looking forward to new videos.
Thanks Hugo!
Such a rad space! You killed it!
Thank you so much!!! I’ve definitely seen your videos before awesome channel☺️
Congratulations from brasil!
Awesome location , love the "A" frame setup. I bet the Himalayan makes for a great ride out there. All you need now is couple solar panels, diy wood stove.
Thanks Joseph! Yeah it’s perfect for the desert dirt roads😄 Solar is on the list I just need to fund the purchase😅 Outhouse is almost done now I’m going to post a video of that soon it looks good! Appreciate you watching ✌️
Simple and cozy ❤
100%😄
Love the build and the location reminds me of the landscape in SW New Mexico. Im going to help my son build something like this in the Missouri Ozarks. Thanks for sharing.
Cool, man. 🤔 Make it your way…it’s your cabin. Mine is on the high plateau 25 miles north of Flagstaff, AZ. (Don’t get out there much these days.) Small is beautiful! Mine is a 120 square foot box. I could heat it with a few oil lanterns. ✊🌏🕊🎩🎩🎩✌️
That sounds incredible I love the Flag area! Must be covered in snow currently😅 Thanks for sharing!
Nice video. Nice place to hide away!
Absolutely!!! Thank you so much for watching😄
Great work. Thank you for posting this. I bought Derek's plans as well. I am actually building an A frame outhouse as practice first. The cut for the top is complicated.
Hey what tint of red is that, do you remember?
Yeah it took me a bit to get the angle right but once you learn how to use the speed square it’s not too bad!
Good luck with the build! I’m not sure what the red was called, been awhile😅
Hell yeah,man! I love your it. Really enjoyed the video 😎
Thanks Sean!
Excelent and inspirational work, thank you for uploading it!
Thank you so much for your kind words and watching Lauri🥹
Great build!
Appreciate you Coty!
Great little Aframe!
Thank you so much! ☺️
100k + views?!!! Good sh*t bruv
Super nice!
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Amazing shelter great job🏠
Thanks Jalur appreciate you watching the video🙂
Great content! Hang in there, get a out house built. You will enjoy life a little more. Make another A frame for your potty/shower house! God Bless, just some ideas for content!
Love it! I want to do this build, but I don’t have the skills nor the tools for it. I guess it is a long term dream:)
Great video!
You 100% have the ability to do this build my friend trust me!!! I had never built anything before and never even picked up a skill saw before this year (although I did do electrical work so was comfortable with tools). If I can do it anyone can trust me😊 Start with a small project and build your confidence.
It also took me years to start process so don’t worry it will happen when it’s supposed to🙂
Just break it down into manageable pieces and find RUclips videos on each part of process. Starting with foundation find a video how to level and then how to square it etc etc. I was very unsure of myself but there are so many cool people out there that will help you make it happen. You got it man😎 Get in touch when you turn your dream a reality. would love to see it😄
this is very well done!
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Nice Video, keep them coming. Is your A-frame a 2up transforming a la Deek Diedricksen?
Thank you so much! Yes! Exactly🙂 I used his plans and decided to double up because I wanted to build a loft but wanted it full size because I’m kinda tall haha. I’m glad I did! Lots of room for activities😁
@@desertsolidude How did you double it, tips for changing Deek’s plan? Tje size looks perfect.
Is it sturdy, the camera was shaking or the house when you went up to the loft?
Really beautiful and this build made me believe I can build one too. But I must figure out how to insulate it because I live in Finland. And convert the plan to metrics I guess.
Nice one!
Thanks my guy!
beautifuL 👍👏😍
Thank you!
Great video, thanks 👍
I watched this because I've been really interested in A-frames, but most people seem to favour them in cold climates, often using the loft area to sleep so heat gathers there. I'm in a hot country and wondered how these turn out in hot places, like a desert. Surely the triangular shape with huge metal exterior and a transparent side all makes for a total oven inside? Or does the open side coupled with some insulation actually land up making for a great shelter from the heat? Or is this just something you'd never spend much time in during the heat of the day, then use the shape to your advantage for cold nights? Will be sure to watch some more of your videos to get more sense of A-frames in a climate more like mine than sweden and far north america etc :D
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Hi, amzing man, one questión how much time did you spend for all the construction? best regards from Chile
So you doubled the length of Deek's correct? You did an amazing job. I did some math on the triangles (just got the plans tonight) but you might be able to confirm for me. Is the width of the loft right around 4 ft? Or is it smaller than that due to framing? In your video it looks really narrow when you climbed up but maybe you went a little higher than his plans. Just thought I would check before we embark on ours!! Looking to put this on my treehouse platform that is already ready to go, but only the 8x10 version. :)
Thank you so much!!! The top of the loft platform is 80” from the floor. Loft joists are 6’4” from floor so even a tall person doesn’t have to duck🙂 width of platform is roughly 45”. It’s a decent platform and enough headroom for sitting up. I’m not sure what plans were I just did what worked for me. If doing 8x10 one consideration for loft height is the swing wall as my loft is a foot or two lower than top of that door. But yeah I simply just built two and stuck em together lol. Thanks for watching good luck with the build!!!
Thx for sharing
Nice
Very nice 👍👍👍 bro
Thanks Nilima I appreciate you saying that😊 👊
This is super cool. Thanks for sharing. I’d love to build something similar near the river on our property. Did you design this yourself or buy plans?
This would be an amazing choice by a river😍😍😍 Thank you so much! If you check description you will see a link to the plans I used. It was designed by a cool dude named Deek and his channel is relaxshacksdotcom. It’s not a how to build more like a blueprint and you can kind of tweak it how you want (for instance I doubled the size for livability). I am working on an outhouse that I did design myself will be putting that video up once I’m done it’s going smooth…so far😆 cheers
Hi, i have a few questions about the big poly door.
Is it facing north? Is the con of it being like a greenhouse quickly offset after you open it up and let the breeze in? Do insects and water get in?
Fire amigo
Thanks Pablo!
Did you follow some plans or just wing-it?
Looks fantastic
I really appreciate the kind words 🙏
I used the blueprints from @relaxshacksdotcom for the “Tranforming A Frame Cabin that are in his site for $30. I also recommend watching the channel @girlinthewoods who also built one. That was for sure my inspiration I fell in love with it when I saw that video. The only difference is I doubled the size so basically built two next to each other🙂
I love the colors you chose for it 😍. May I ask what desert this is in? I'm thinking of building in NV not too far from Death Valley, but I'm worried an A Frame & metal roofing will get too hot. AFs are usually in the Sierra mountains where I currently live, so snow slides off. I'm a beginner though!
Thank you!!! It’s Sonoran Desert/Southern Arizona. I was worried about roof and design too but surprisingly it seems the metal roof reflects the sun pretty well and there is maybe an inch or two gap from metal and plywood walls and it seems like a good little buffer zone. Before I put panels on it was super hot with just plywood and the metal seemed to cool it down. But yeah..not saying it’s the best option for desert but so far hasn’t been any problems. I wanted the roof style for rainwater collecting and solar panels eventually too. Thanks for watching!
@@desertsolidude oh! Good ☝️ points about catch rain water & great positioning got solar panels. Did you use insulation too? I'll rewatch the video as well in case I missed that part. It's awesome, & I don't mean to be negative at all :)
@@CADreemz Not negative at all it’s a great question🙂
I didn’t use any insulation on this build. When I did a van conversion I spent a lot on insulation and it didn’t seem to help much I was still very much in a hot metal box so I decided to just see how it went without😂
One thing I did was so make sure the clear wall was facing north so that side never gets any direct sunlight. If it did I feel it would very much be a greenhouse🤣
This was deadly lad, subbed!
Do you mind me asking how much it roughly cost?
I really appreciate you my guy!!!
I’m actually working on a video today pricing it all out! I believe it was around 6-7k USD. it’s hard for me to tell because I had to buy a lot of power tools and being a beginner sometimes it took me a few tries to get the angles right.
In the video I’m working on I’m going to grab the current wood pricing instead of what I paid since I think wood prices have gone down a bit here.
Good luck on your projects and thanks for watching! Pretty cool to me people are finding this video😄
I just added video with pricing it was a bit lower than I thought it was actually!
Cool
Great job! Where is this?
Thank you!!! This is in Southern Arizona
Any issues with it settling? Any worries about erosion around the bases?
I haven’t had any issue so far I built it in June so far so good 🤞 the ground is super hard here you need a pick axe to get through the caliche. When I built I planned on moving to another plot of land so I didn’t focus too much on foundation but then I ran out of money and never moved😂
What kind of motorcycle is that, year, make and model?
good job 👏 . wich state ?
Thanks! I’m in Arizona🙂
I'm guessing somewhere in southeastern Arizona? Pima or Cochise County?
Pima!
Hi There
Can you please tell me the cost of building this AFrame cabin?
I still need to add up all my Home Depot receipts but I would say it was around $6000/$7000. Depending on what materials you use I think it could be done a lot cheaper. The metal roofing and the wood siding was kinda pricey if I just used shingles and plywood could have it down a bit.
Thanks!
Thank you for your kind information. Please tell me the size of your a frame cabin. Thanks
@@Patha897 it’s 10 feet by 16 feet! If you check my channel I made a new video that breaks down all the cost of supplies and what I used🙂 any more questions feel free to reach out anytime!
@@desertsolidude Thank you again
No way I'm going to sleep in that bed. It's too enclosed. But I did like the video, especially the footings and the open frame.
Lol thanks! Yeah if you get claustrophobic for sure avoid the loft😂 but warmer in winter it’s a trade off haha
Cuanto se tardó en construirlo?
Me llevó unas 6 semanas. Soy un principiante y trabajo muy lento, creo que alguien más experimentado podría hacerlo mucho más rápido. Gracias
@@desertsolidude gracias
Nice job on the video and the cabin build! 😀🪚 I’m building a similar cabin a bit smaller and it is so helpful to watch your build. I love the turquoise trim with the darker wood.
height and weight please this is amazing!
Thanks Jihl! I am not sure how much it weighs but the height is around 12 feet🙂
width sorry stupid spell check
@@jihlnabaat6329 the cabin is 16’ X 10’ (although I would recommend going a bit wider if I were to do it again) 🙂
@@desertsolidude did you get those emails? if so i have more stuff like that I have been building and planning for a decade.
@@jihlnabaat6329 I just checked and yes I have the email thank you!
How much did it cost to build??
Hey! I didn’t quite keep exact track but I would say around $7000! Wood was pretty expensive in May I think prices have dropped since then so it would be cheaper to make now🙂
Giant triangle Oven in the sun
Were is the insulation?
I love my big oven. There is no insulation
No need for insulation?
Good question Dan! I chose not to insulate for a few reasons. Mainly cost & how I intended to use the cabin in only the cooler months. In summer I either plan on traveling or building a cabin made of cob that I think would stay a lot cooler. Felt no matter how well I insulated living would still be unbearable. With the giant clear Tuftex swing wall I felt like they would counter act any benefits of insulating. It’s neat and I love it for the light I get during day but not very good for temperature extremes and practicality. I figured I could always add it later on if I needed to but so far it doesn’t seem necessary. I also like the aesthetics of the wood walls & studs on inside for shelves. I did actually intend on insulating the floors with rigid foam boards but forgot😂 But yeah that’s just me I’m sure insulating would be beneficial in most circumstances. Thanks for the question🙂
Onde consigo estas sapatas de cimento?
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Shouldn’t be using screws, too hard and brittle, when the structure expands and contracts due to daily temperature changes there’s a risk the screws can snap
I didn’t know that. Appreciate you sharing. I used screws because I planned on disassembling and moving when I was trying to find another plot of land. Good to know
No problem, it’s more of a problem here in Canada that I know of, but being in the desert I’d assume there’s a pretty decent temperature change through the day
@@60kudu yeah there are pretty substantial temp shifts currently 70s in day and 30 at night. I do notice a sort of crackling sound in the morning when sun comes up which I believe is something to do with the metal roofing getting heated up expanding? Maybe has to do with screws. So far I haven’t had any issues but I did some googling and I’m going to make sure I do it correct on the next project. Thanks!
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Wonderful 👍. Make something creative and more positive.
Thank you so much Peggy☺️
@@desertsolidude You welcome 🤗. . Hope the sun shines bright 🌞 on ur new path.¯\_༼ᴼل͜ᴼ༽_/¯
A-frame project from russian ЛЕСНЫЕ channel ?
I have not seen that! I tried searching but could not find it. This particular a frame was designed by relaxshacksdotcom I used their blueprints🙂
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Extremely cute little a frame sweetheart are you by any chance inviting guests!!!?????? 🌈🦄🤗😘💋💋💉💋💋😇🧚♀️😇🌨🐻❄️❄️💜💜💜💜💜🤠And Howdy Howdy from Alvin Texas sweetheart!!!
Hey Kim! Thank you so much! There will be a point where I want to open up to guests…maybe once I get the second cabin built🤓 Thanks for watching!
@@desertsolidude OH gosh sweetheart it was a pleasure!!! Keep up the good vibes and vidéos sugar bear 🐻!!!!
awesome but no need for the sign of satan mate
I appreciate you watching 🙏 The hand signal has many different meanings. University of Texas Hook em Horns for one🙂 Cheers
Kinda junk with no footer .
I hear what you are saying. This is my first time building anything I thought castle blocks were sufficient as it’s what Ive seen sheds built on. What would you recommend doing? The soil here is caliche and very hard but would like to do better next time. Thanks