Installing The Roof On My Off-Grid Cabin!
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This video is a race against the weather. We have a limited time until the rain is supposed to hit hard and need to install the roof on my small timber frame off-grid cabin. The material we used is Larch and will actually be the finished interior ceiling and soffit. We will be adding insulation and a metal roof to this in the near future. Thanks for following the journey!
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The quality of your building materials never disappoints me.
Wish I had your access to wood products. And your drive and energy. Keep it tough Samari Jesse
I got inspired by what you are doing so I bought 50 acres and built my own cabin. two ponds a natural spring and lots of land to build a homestead on. keep doing what you do you are inspiring us all to get moving and start building.
Chuck a video of your property and cabin on it will be cool to see!
That sounds awesome. Can't get much better than that.
My Dads Bruce Lee
Hey Ben… mind buying me 50 acres? 👍🏻
Which state?
You'd do well to make yourself a temporary floating dock that rises and falls with the water level. We used plastic pallets for decking and a few of those blue rain barrels filled with 2L pop bottles with caps screwed down tight. Allow about 1/3 of the barrels to fill with water and they stay bottom heavy but very buoyant. Casual puncture of the barrels don't sink the whole dock, either since the pop bottles are the main ballast. We zip tied the pallets together and used metal strapping for the barrels and to reinforce the zip ties. Made a quick, durable dock that lasted until we could build a proper one.
He has. You can see it at 3:29.
We are living the dream up here on the Olympic peninsula,thanks for the video
Put a railing around the roof and add some stairs.
Makes a great deck with a great view.
Love that this Channel is back up and going. Lets get you that GOLD play button 1M! This is a great series.
Your eyes are looking more vibrant by the day out there. Truly the work we're built for.
Another good trick for t&g boards is to set the board and lift the nailing edge off the surface and drive a nail. Works best when hand bombing nails. Predrill and start the nail. When you lift the nailing edge and drive the nail home it sucks the bow in and tightens the gap pretty well.
Larch is such beautiful wood that not many people know about. I live in NewYork use it all the time.
We LOVE your page!!!! We have less than 7 months to complete the tear down of the old 1840’s home place along with its companion barn, get them packed up and shipped out to Montana to begin the up-cycled♻️, off grid cabin build! We can’t thank you enough for all of the awesome ideas and fantastic content here on your RUclips page- we can’t wait to incorporate some of these ideas into our upcoming build! There is nothing more magical than building a new to us home to live in that was once lived in and loved by someone else so long ago! If those walls could talk! Thanks again for being such an amazing inspiration- April and Jeff
Samurai's camera work skills got an upgrade, this is easily one of the best looking videos you've ever made!
Totally agree!
I remember first finding your channel 6 years ago with your "DIY Rock Sink" video and wow.... seeing your channel grow throughout time makes me so happy. You consistently produce beautiful, high quality content and the same goes for your actual projects. You deserve every ounce of the growth, and I hope there's even more in store for you.
Rock sink was my first video too! Definitely have learned a lot from this channel!
Same!
Is it really 6 years? Tempus fugit.
Same😂😂👍
Holy Lord....6 years!
These are such a treat to watch. LOVE watching someone build their dream by hand. Helps to tide me over until I can get to my own.
What great brother in-law.Awesome program Thankyou Jesse
love that you are workin in socks to not dirty the timbers. true samurai fashion.
Hard work pay off! Really beautiful place you have there.
Love your boat, your property, your build… just everything.
Great build series. Your joinery skills never disappoint.
You are a very fortunate , to have those skills and being able to afford all that lumber. Good for you. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Twilight of the Idols.
Finally someone who knows how to use a chalk/ink line. You don't pull it up a foot and a half and you do it ONCE, with confidence.
That view when you were on the roof nailing down boards... amazing.
“It’s a time crunch today”
*waits til it’s light out to load the trailer*
🤣 just kidding, but that travel time eats into the daylight now that it’s fall!
9:32 what a great shot.
Your video producing is very nice. The shot in the boat with the perfect wake behind you was outstanding.
Ive lived in northern Alberta for 7 years now but I'm from Nanaimo originally and I just love your videos, the scenes of the mountains, the lake, and the cedars has a calming effect on me. Looking forward to more videos
"Fly By Night" can't stop the Samurai
Jesse... your "skookum choocher" has got to be one of the ultimate pickup-boats.
What I like about your work is that you don't half ass it. The quality is in all the work.
In the opening scene, there are gorman 1 inch boards on the table. I actually work at and do quality control there. So if you had any issues.... I blame my co workers
Nothing will ever stops the Samourai ! Not the night, not the rain, sweet nothing !!! Good job man 🤜🤛
Welcome to B.C. where the only thing you can count on is that it's going to rain..... alot. Glad you got it on and papered before the wetness.
Amazing, even with the crunch for time, you took the extra steps to setup the cameras along the way to capture this progress. Thanks for that, great video as always.
And here I thought crocs where a bad safety boot. :) Looks like you beat the rain. :)
Glad to see the weather cooperated with you at least once. Rain held off to give you some extra hours. Loving the cabin content sir.
I loved the wide shots, hearing the building sounds echoing into erherm….the sound.
That fire looked quite rewarding after a satisfying day of productivity. The scenery is great.
Happy for you. God has blessed your labors.
Inspirational. You deserve all the rewards that such hard work will bring.
Wow...burning the midnight oil, but gittin her done!
Beautifully filmed
Man, bc is beautiful… loved seeing those trees on the road trip.
Great work Jesse. 👍🏻
Thanks.
Thumbnail is great.
Camera operator is great.
Good shift lads.
You're a real inspiration Jesse, keep up the good work brother!
You make it look too easy… awesome content bud
Just doing some roofing in my socks 😂😂 now ive seen it all.
Beautiful work as always. I'm sure you know the chisel trick of pounding the tip of the chisel into the rafter at a slight outward angle and then prying it back against the decking boards to drive a bow out and tighten up the T and G joint. This eliminates the spring back on stubborn boards. Keep up the sharing and the great work.
That view is amazing.
to preserve tongue I use a sacrificial off cut against the board fitted over the tongue and hit that instead
Makes me miss sitting around a campfire.
somehow I really like your framing videos and I watched past ones again and again. Oh yeah me too Headlight and Lantern! that's fun.
Can you get those socks in steel toes,asking for a friend.
love how this location is inspiring such great cinematography
The water was ridiculously low this summer. Lower than I’d ever seen it. It probably is at normal summer time height right now
It was a rough stretch of no rain on the island this summer for sure!
Work’em Jesse!
Damn that water looks like glass on the trip out!
you have a beautiful property, made all the more beautiful with all your hard work
Damn Canada is beautiful
Paslode. Best invention in last 25 yrs.
Another quality job well done! I’m liking the samurai beard as well!
Man that's a beautiful spot.
Big shout out to who ever trims that cedar hedge!!
Omg. I was thinking you were top heavy too!!
Great! Wishing you continued success! Stay strong.
Love the offgrid vids.
Keep up the good work all the way from denmark to you
Do you think you could make a video explaining how you prepped for the build? Did you pre cut all the material? Did you dry fit everything before transporting it? 3d model? What was your process? Sorry to bombard you with questions, it's just extremely impressive what you've managed to build without a proper shop on location. Thanks.
Wow, that’s a crap ton of work! Definitely in keeping with your do-more-harder ethos. Also, your balance has really improved; you were really good on top of the roof.
Great job I'm a flat roofer by trade and I've finished in the dark many times ...you are hired lol
Great work under pressure!
For them who gave a thumbs down.....Ya never built nothin and never sat by fire at camp!
Hard work always pays off, dude. 😊
Really well done!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Just in time huh guys? Great build coming along!
There can also be a problem if you got well dried tongue and groove and use it outdoors. They swell and start warping at the seam if you have too much space between studs. If you use thinner material, consider a tighter stud spacing than you would usually do.
Great job. Love the roof design. And you achieve so much in a day. One thing that scared me was at 9:56 with the makita 18V circular saw. Your left hand so close to the cut. May I suggest laying the plank on the supports and keep your hand to tousle your kids’ hair.
That was an extremely safe cut
I’ve always been more of a tung in the groove kind of a guy my self 🤪
Then it seems like the beater block works better that way!🔨😎
Nice work dude!
Some of the camera angles are fantastic. Like 3:04 5:20 9:23, 11:43. It takes more time to set them up, but it pays off.
Great video !!!!!! thanks
I’m loving this series man!!
Coming along nicely!
Another great video
love it!
sockeye samurai!
"We did it"! "Not so fast my overexcited little doggie we have tar papper to put on"..."Oh!"
Some great shots there Mister!
Hey, your battery is charged! Love the musical Makita chargers.
Love the videos! That property is a gem. Please never sell it, but if you do, call me. Keep the videos coming.
So what's with the "safety socks", LoL! I really like what you're doing with this shed build. Seeing how nice the shed's being done, I can hardly wait to see what your cabin will look like.
Is that just the fire crackling away or the rain coming down at the end? Either way sounds like some good outdoor noise
That's a Parker boat made about two miles where I was raised!
Well done buddy 👍😎
You literally have the most incredible life. Hats off to you.
Quality work.
Looking awesome!
That's a long day.
Thought a steak and some foil wrapped potatoes were goin on that fire. : ) Nice zen job on the roof.
10/10
Looks amazing! I saw an episode of “how I met your mother” and they said Canadian’s are afraid of the dark. I guess not. Who knew. 🤷🏻♂️
All that beautiful wood and just roofing tar paper? I hope the finished roof goes on before the week is up. A heavy duty (30lb.) equivalent roof wrap would get you through 6 months and still be in great shape if you couldn't get it roofed right away. I can foresee a couple of chairs up there on the roof during nice days, great view.
Might you want to build a small enclosure for your Fire Suppression tool ON the dock, so you don't have to drag it to the dock. Save time???