Building alpine Bushcraft Shelter | Survival materials, shingle roof, stone wall [Pt. 1]

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  • Опубликовано: 20 дек 2022
  • Rocks and deadwood are basically all that is needed to build a protective shelter in the wild. I found this rubble on a mountain, which provided the suitable material for the walls. The whole construction is free of synthetic material. The nails and dowels are also made of wood. The roof is mostly waterproof, altough the shingles are a bit twisted due to a light vortex grwoth of the tree I used to split them. It will take a few months until they flat out by their own, due to the interaction of rain, drying, the weight of the rocks and the mass of snow on top. In the 2nd part I will finish the interior and the stove. Please leave a comment for suggestions and wishes. Have fun watching!
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  • @rationalmuscle
    @rationalmuscle Год назад +121

    You are a cut above the rest. Just epic. So tired of seeing great starts to shelters, only to bail and put plastic on the roof. Thank you for going the extra mile!

  • @hoofgripweightlifting6872
    @hoofgripweightlifting6872 Год назад +32

    This guy not only is talented. He is also very strong. Those logs are no joke. Amazing.

  • @axt_messer_survival
    @axt_messer_survival Год назад +10

    is eine freude dir zum zuschauen. wenn ma selber am land aufgewachsen is, erkennt ma gleich wie selbstverständlich der umgang mit hacke und werkzeug ist. du bist einer der letzten der glaubwürdig rüber kommt!

  • @winzwilderness
    @winzwilderness Год назад +12

    Wow very nice camping shelter , that’s a lot of job ❤

  • @AnhH88
    @AnhH88 Год назад +16

    That’s the first time I see someone using a froe to make wood shingles. Very unique build. Thank you for sharing!

  • @kateramage3429
    @kateramage3429 Год назад +11

    I did have fun watching your rare combination of skills and vision. Thank you for sharing this. I suppose some people will think your attention to detail and to beauty are excessive, but that seems to me to be the point. The mere existence of this beautiful dwelling place will stay with me when I most need that comfort. Although I am an old woman (in years, anyway), I find myself thinking I should remember the construction details so I can build my own. A good laugh for me.

  • @derkelte4871
    @derkelte4871 Год назад +3

    Viel aus dem Video gelernt. Das ist noch echte Handwerkskunst.
    Einfach nur toll !!!

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад +1

      Vielen Dank Kelte! Nicht weit von hier gab es einst eine kleine Siedlung der keltischen Isarker

  • @paulone-off7286
    @paulone-off7286 Год назад +33

    I like the technique you used to strip the planks from a log for the roof tiles, that was nice. That tool must be so sharp. Great shelter build. These are good skills you have.

  • @ronniebedwell8046
    @ronniebedwell8046 Год назад +16

    I’ve built a couple primitive shelters by myself, primarily from pine and took me @ a month on each using the basic saw, axe, shovel and mallet This build is however over the top, definitely not for a beginner.
    Great job!

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад +2

      Thank you very much!!

    • @Nehner
      @Nehner Год назад +2

      He seems to be a "woods" man maybe a carpenter.

  • @DSWood358
    @DSWood358 Год назад +2

    So glad to see "natural builders," work... lovely.

  • @denishrovat3464
    @denishrovat3464 Год назад +11

    I like this video

  • @victorbergia3237
    @victorbergia3237 Год назад +9

    You are an amazing craftsman, well engineered and constructed. Hope you enjoy it.

  • @XaLoiVlog
    @XaLoiVlog Год назад +2

    I both liked the content and was impressed with his brother's appearance and style. Admire these wonderful hands. RUclips's recommendation feature brought this video to Vietnam. great relaxation

  • @preparedbear5727
    @preparedbear5727 Год назад +47

    Anyone who has ever hefted granite by hand can apreciate the effort on the base! the rest of your build is fantastic, did you leave space for a fire place?, at my age now i use Z drag, A frame & tripod mechanical assistance along with wagon type transport to build things. Im really happy to see young people developing real skills like this

  • @mikelma761
    @mikelma761 Год назад +4

    Truly incredible to watch you build a structure from the ground up. And all without wearing gloves. Thank you for sharing.

  • @alexdetrojan4534
    @alexdetrojan4534 Год назад +14

    Simple tools, natural materials and your natural talent create a functional and beautiful shelter. Bravo! 👏

  • @chewar7537
    @chewar7537 Год назад +10

    VERY impressive!!! Can't wait to see the finished cabin.

  • @JacobE-23
    @JacobE-23 Год назад +3

    Man I love the sound of boulders moving lol. Some funky ASMR

  • @richardwiese9054
    @richardwiese9054 Год назад +4

    So much enjoyment watching the structure come together. I can not imagine how much measuring and cutting was done off the video. The cowhide door at the end was an excellent touch!!

  • @CarlJones14
    @CarlJones14 Год назад +13

    Really nice project. My only concern are the rocks above the cabin. Maybe build some sort of deflector above the cabin?

  • @andrewpickering7248
    @andrewpickering7248 Год назад +7

    You are a true viking, really enjoy your work

  • @MrWildNature
    @MrWildNature 10 месяцев назад +1

    Wowww very very nice my friend🤝

  • @jsmann8949
    @jsmann8949 Год назад +47

    Is it weird that I wonder how all those rocks got there? I would always worry that more might arrive unexpectedly.

    • @avtii
      @avtii Год назад +5

      my thoughts exactly, it's just for content, otherwise no sane person would build house in the middle of a recent rockfall

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад +10

      Hello, well this shelter is not for long term use, I have to throw it down within a coulpe of years. But at least I can reuse the shingles for further projects. I chose this place especially because of the large availability of building material and a certain amount of protection from noises down the valley, which is very important for filming

    • @Robertius
      @Robertius Год назад +1

      It looks like it's the place where a stream of meltwater would be coming down the mountain springtime.

    • @hippylong
      @hippylong Год назад +8

      I'm so happy to see these comments...never build on a rock slide.. Im willing to bet its gone already

    • @jimponti
      @jimponti Год назад +3

      the rockfall is some 1000 years old so no worries 😊

  • @riverdylan
    @riverdylan Год назад +2

    Its amazing, he never looks tired or sweats 😆

  • @a.d.595
    @a.d.595 Год назад +11

    Your strengh and creativity are incredible, but in the old days before power tools and machineries, all builders were too. Excellent and inspiring video ,subscribed and liked.

  • @michaelbrown6792
    @michaelbrown6792 Год назад +1

    You are the mountain man of 2022 Congratulations....

  • @standardannonymousguy
    @standardannonymousguy Год назад +33

    Nice work on this build. I especially like the all-wood aspect to it: in that there are no metal nails. I know some people put clay in with the dry stacked rocks as a way to seal the wall and keep it warmer in the winter. I am curious about part two. Cheers.

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад +9

      Thanks a lot mate👍 I was looking for clay but its not easy in this area, the gound consists mostly of soil and sand.. after the winter I will look again👍

    • @bushcraftinthewild4340
      @bushcraftinthewild4340 Год назад

      ❤️

    • @Nehner
      @Nehner Год назад

      @@EpicAlpineBushcraft moss could be available

    • @DAAllan82
      @DAAllan82 Год назад +2

      @@EpicAlpineBushcraft you could try wood ash cement.

  • @macleodstonemasonry6594
    @macleodstonemasonry6594 Год назад +6

    As a professional dry stone waller and traditional stonemason I would fire you, 🔥
    However, your fundamentals of stonework are considered which is far more than any other RUclipsr shelter I've seen. So well done!

  • @FelixImmler
    @FelixImmler Год назад +1

    Bravo... I am deeply impressed. This is my video of the year 2022. Great work!👍💪👌

  • @somianichannel3159
    @somianichannel3159 Год назад +2

    amazing your stone house, I'm like its, fighting, I'm yiur new subcriber ✊😎🇮🇩

  • @cheshkat6321
    @cheshkat6321 Год назад +8

    Very impressed with this solid build. Don't often get to see stone shelters made with thick enough wall bases. Making thick walls looks like it is easier to fill in gaps and will hold warm temps once the stones heat up.

    • @jebise1126
      @jebise1126 Год назад

      mud poop straw would also nicely fill gaps in stones...i mean poop is optional and possibly hard to get in big quantities there

    • @sailas32
      @sailas32 Год назад

      This is wild plagiarism. There is a Russian forest channel, the guys have been building it for a long time, and he made a copy right away.

    • @Nehner
      @Nehner Год назад

      @@sailas32 Go home amigo

  • @ArifHussain-ti8lz
    @ArifHussain-ti8lz Год назад +1

    Very nice Best of luck 👍
    I am from Karachi Pakistan 🇵🇰

  • @kezhanakhro6267
    @kezhanakhro6267 Год назад

    This kind of work ethic needs likes and subscription too.. really appreciate the hard work and effort

  • @scottyd8900
    @scottyd8900 Год назад +10

    Amazing craftsmanship.....great content 😀

  • @maryannhicks7829
    @maryannhicks7829 Год назад +3

    I absolutely love your cabin. I can't wait to see it when you're done building it.

  • @user-sn2xo6mi2i
    @user-sn2xo6mi2i Год назад

    Какой сильный и умелый молодой человек ! Замечательное видео .

  • @BarberBobDetecting
    @BarberBobDetecting Год назад +1

    The framing and shake shingles, amazing work.

  • @greganderson6145
    @greganderson6145 Год назад +1

    Just interacting with the video it's cool you pick a spot where heavy equipment can't go no smoking mirrors here

  • @babiskornezos4866
    @babiskornezos4866 Год назад +4

    Μπράβο Φίλε! Τέλεια δουλειά! Υγεία και όμορφα Χριστούγεννα!

  • @bluwtrgypsy
    @bluwtrgypsy Год назад +3

    Incredible. Such a skilled craftsman. A beautiful cabin in the making.. Thank you. blessings

  • @michaeledwards885
    @michaeledwards885 Год назад +2

    Much respect for your craftsmanship brother 🙏.

  • @PhuongTang94
    @PhuongTang94 Год назад

    It's quiet and warm, wish you a lot of health to make the best products Thank you

  • @joshuajackson6442
    @joshuajackson6442 Год назад +1

    Thank you, really appreciate quality construction.

  • @AlaskaWild
    @AlaskaWild Год назад +2

    This is one awesome build! Love that this guy uses basic tools and resources from the land.

  • @markstanton2362
    @markstanton2362 Год назад +2

    Great build. You have to be proud of yourself.

  • @themudhutt1
    @themudhutt1 Год назад +3

    Such a great result for such hard work . Congratulations superb!

  • @jalleman61
    @jalleman61 5 месяцев назад

    This hillside retreat should stand the test of time as it is truly a part of the mountain. Would love to see part two the finishing of the walls and relying for use😊

  • @moonyoungki6621
    @moonyoungki6621 Год назад

    좋은영상 잘보고있읍니다 항상 건강하세요 많은영상올려주세요 감사합니다 ~😁

  • @lindalee9868
    @lindalee9868 Год назад

    All done with all wood is amazing, love it. Can't wait to see the inside done

  • @dkerr4077
    @dkerr4077 Год назад

    What??? No dog...or sausage, potatoes, and onions? Just a video of this talented hard working young man building a shelter? How refreshing. Great video.

  • @tomasrikona4021
    @tomasrikona4021 Год назад +3

    Your mountain hut is epic bro.From a pile of rocks and trees into that is truly astounding. I am in awe. You have inspired me to do better and be patient. I wish you all the best for your future projects and look forward to seeing more of your content. Stay safe be strong live free.🌎☀️🌒🌧️

  • @pantelidoueirini3475
    @pantelidoueirini3475 Год назад +1

    Σαν αρχαίος Έλληνας εισαι!RESPECT!

  • @diegolopescunha7056
    @diegolopescunha7056 Год назад +5

    Trabalho de mestre 👷!! muito bom!!!

  • @IosuamacaMhadaidh
    @IosuamacaMhadaidh Год назад +1

    All that's missing is a four legged friend to keep you company, and aware of any sneaky intruders as well!

  • @brianwhite9555
    @brianwhite9555 Год назад +4

    Great job of dry stacking the stones and making the foundation walls extra thick. Nice to see how you made your own shingles for the roof, and using weight of rocks to keep them from warping. Hope you do a second video of this shelter to show how you make a fireplace and bed platform. Any plans for a permanent door and window?

  • @lizdg3892
    @lizdg3892 Год назад +1

    Ten thumbs up! I had to watch this again. I love your work. Very professional.

  • @captained7972
    @captained7972 Год назад

    Marvellous dug out stone wood cabin.

  • @punicwars2
    @punicwars2 Год назад

    love the extended use of wooden pegs

  • @Serch_truth.
    @Serch_truth. Год назад

    спасибо Брат! Просто прекрасно! Залип! Наркотик! У Тебя золотые руки! Талант!

  • @rudicamping00
    @rudicamping00 Год назад

    Good job bang luar biasa kerja keras nya dan hasil nya mantap 👍👍

  • @Godgreenzngunz
    @Godgreenzngunz Год назад +1

    So so very beautiful!! Amazing work of art.

  • @happypheetphotographyBYWILEY
    @happypheetphotographyBYWILEY Год назад +1

    Spectacular work! Thank you for sharing this incredible build with us. Looking forward to seeing the completed cabin. Kind Regards, Randy in Arizona, USA
    Spektakuläre Arbeit! Vielen Dank, dass Sie diesen unglaublichen Build mit uns teilen. Freue mich auf die fertige Kabine. Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Randy aus Arizona, USA

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад

      Thank you very much dude🍻 the feedback is always the best reward for all the work

  • @TheAmazonForest
    @TheAmazonForest 11 месяцев назад

    this job will be very necessary health wish you a happy working day god bless you

  • @blancamorales1599
    @blancamorales1599 Год назад +2

    Increíble...muy buen trabajo... saludos desde México...

  • @riccardomori2551
    @riccardomori2551 Год назад +1

    Complimenti!! Veramente bello💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @dungphuongbuildingnewlife
    @dungphuongbuildingnewlife Год назад +2

    A wonderful and very unique house 👍

  • @macnammy6916
    @macnammy6916 4 месяца назад

    It was really impressive watching this whole laborious process and the creative techniques employed in creating such a sturdy structure. It did give me pause considering the placement of a shelter on a hillside location where so many large stones and boulders have come to rest.

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  3 месяца назад

      Thanks a lot. Well that building is just for content, not for long term use. I have to tear it down within a certain period of time. Not my private land...

  • @josemamertobacani6498
    @josemamertobacani6498 10 месяцев назад

    Its my utmost dream to build a resting bushcraft house like this “I am hoping & praying I can build one”🙏🙏🙏

  • @lexidiusBS
    @lexidiusBS Год назад

    I'm consistently blown away by your choice of location every time

  • @samuelsiedschlag4486
    @samuelsiedschlag4486 Год назад +1

    Nice build. Love it...

  • @t.moserkov3514
    @t.moserkov3514 Год назад +3

    How skilled you are! I'm impressed. Insert a firewood in the shelter and make some nice videos during snow! Would be nice to know how freezing is outside and compare with the cozy indoors!

  • @17leprichaun
    @17leprichaun Год назад

    würkli gueti konstruktion!! e maa vom fach!! en traum zum zueluege. Danke für's teile! wiiterhin viel erfolg und gueti ziit i de berge!!!

  • @occamsrazor7939
    @occamsrazor7939 Год назад

    I am very impressed. You have done an excellent job building a house in such a beautiful location. Thank you for sharing.

  • @serobboshnakyan1048
    @serobboshnakyan1048 Год назад

    just amazing thanks for your effort and time and for the emotions i received by watching this beautiful video

  • @mattwilson8298
    @mattwilson8298 Год назад

    I admire the vision of someone who can look at a big pile of rocks and say "This looks like a good spot for a house."

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад +1

      I will have to remove this shelter within a period of time, its not my private land. I choose the location because of the building material and the good protection from noises down the valley

  • @Jerry-ds4ye
    @Jerry-ds4ye 6 месяцев назад

    My Dude, you're a beast. Throwing those big rocks around like that... Your videos are great. The fact that you're Super Pleasant to look at makes your videos even more Incredible... Waiting for the next one...

  • @user-zj7jn4fv1m
    @user-zj7jn4fv1m 8 месяцев назад

    How is it possible to have so much talent, Simply beautiful film making skills that perfectly.

  • @TheTMS726
    @TheTMS726 Год назад

    This is one of the coolest things I’ve seen on RUclips in a while!

  • @marjosl1970
    @marjosl1970 Год назад

    The construction is quite comfortable to enjoy

  • @joannemaryland3193
    @joannemaryland3193 6 месяцев назад

    Beautiful!

  • @grantdavis5992
    @grantdavis5992 Год назад

    Building on a talus slope certainly has the advantage of availability of rock, but the reason that rock is there is because something unstable is uphill from it. An avalanche or earthquake could bring more down on you.
    I love the craftsmanship and the froe. My brother made a froe about 50 years ago to replace some of the shakes on the log cabin we spent our summers in as children. I am more partial to a saddle corner where only the bottom sides of logs are notched with a curved notch. Notches on the top surface collect moisture and speed decay.

    • @EpicAlpineBushcraft
      @EpicAlpineBushcraft  Год назад

      Hello, on the video recordings it may look like you mean, but in real life its different. On the upper, steep side is just sand and pebbles. The larger stones are all down and this terrain didn't change since I was a child. Unless there are no natural extreme conditions there is no danger

  • @guillaumegrimpe
    @guillaumegrimpe Год назад

    Magnifique j’adore c’est beautiful !!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @depassage1890
    @depassage1890 Год назад +1

    J’adore c’est très beau il manque seulement la cheminée ❤❤❤

  • @dokep__315
    @dokep__315 Год назад

    Похоже на то что Лесные вдохновили автора, молодчага парень!

  • @stanalin5981
    @stanalin5981 Год назад

    I like the way how you carry the stone 😁💪💪💪

  • @luuvancong5910
    @luuvancong5910 Год назад

    Ngôi nhà gỗ của bạn làm kỳ công quá thật tuyệt vời👍

  • @nevamind68t23
    @nevamind68t23 Год назад

    Absolutely fantastic 👍🏾 🤎
    And yeah, fitness strength and stamina 👊🏾

  • @jerrystout3032
    @jerrystout3032 7 месяцев назад

    Outstanding Craftsman ship 👍!😇!

  • @ariennereil2612
    @ariennereil2612 Год назад

    A survival guide building shelter on rockslide area can't be any better

  • @billsmith7586
    @billsmith7586 Год назад

    Nice job buddy I like that technique God bless you and god bless what you're doing God bless America

  • @silentoutdoors4412
    @silentoutdoors4412 Год назад +3

    This video is great 😃 you have exceptional skills!!

  • @woodsinme
    @woodsinme Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed this video. Shared it. Good stuff. Thanks.

  • @sherann6564
    @sherann6564 Год назад

    So awesome! I liked that you burned the logs before putting them in the ground to stop decay.
    I love the wooden peg idea and your roof.
    It always puzzles me why a person builds a shelter with surrounding natural materials then cover the rest with a man-made plastic sheet.
    Thank you for not doing that.
    I enjoyed watching you build.
    Thank you for sharing this with me and others.

  • @mikecraig9007
    @mikecraig9007 Год назад

    Love this kind of stuff. Interesting.

  • @joyaku3078
    @joyaku3078 Год назад

    WOW
    U MANUFACTURED YOUR OWN ROOF SHINGLES👏👏👏👏
    u avoided plastic sheet cover which many use

  • @moekaykhine4633
    @moekaykhine4633 Год назад +1

    Stay healthy.🎂👍👏

  • @Azelethros_OG
    @Azelethros_OG Год назад +14

    This was a very nice build. I'm grateful you are building in the type of environment that I wish to bushcraft in myself. It offers a good perspective on how to potentially build shelters around the aea(s) I wish to build in. I also am glad that you provided a 'How-To' for the planks you carved out. I'm excited to see how this project proceeds in the future.

  • @colind.murray5232
    @colind.murray5232 6 месяцев назад

    Great job, excellent quality and detail.
    Good for you!!

  • @marcelinalumague8741
    @marcelinalumague8741 Год назад +1

    Your so amazing..please more video.

  • @flowergun4868
    @flowergun4868 Год назад +1

    That's so cool skill