How to wall mount a TV to your log cabin!

I thought my log cabin looked a little barren last time I was in it. So I wanted to give it a fresh look. And what's cooler than a wall mounted TV?! I built this log cabin in the forest in my back yard. I used a husqvarna chainsaw and a froe. The froe was used to make the shingles. Most of the wood is pine. All of the trees used were already dead from a hurricane that came through a couple years back. Most of the logs I used were 8 ft in length.
Also don't worry the TV was broken.
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[@paulvickers7441]

Thanks so much. I can confirm this works. I’m trying this technique on my mother-in-law’s installation next week. I hope it goes as smooth as yours did 👍🏻

[@mylifefortheoldfish]

So this is how primitive people used to mount TVs. Fascinating.

[@DrunkRatt]

Hey, I see how you upgraded the TV to a more rustic design, but what did you do about replacing the cords with twine? Mine keep flaring up and burning down my cabins...
BTW, here from Reddit. I'm gonna check out some other vids here, thanks for the laughs!

[@kpitcock84]

Lots of good information. 4 of 4, would (and will) watch again.

[@owencox3692]

Does exactly what it says on the tin

[@bryanvangelder]

every 10 seconds or so i say outloud "oh charles, no"

[@kobrien4547]

LOL, I am actually trying to mount a TV onto a log wall. This is good information.

[@noycebru]

lol, never thought I'd see this comment. happy to help!

[@scottwilliams4024]

Great feng shui! It's these simple additions that bring value to otherwise empty spaces.

[@rjmario2234]

this really does keep things natural and dear I say primitive

[@samuel-r]

Loved the video! Here from Reddit.