For part of it at least, but my shoulders were hurting in sympathy because I've overdone it like he did doing work above my head without a ladder. Never again, I bought an adjustable height mini-scaffold that can be up to 2.5 ft off the ground. Word of advice to any of you fellas doing some DIY projects like painting, drywall or any other finish work in your own homes. Never engage in any repetitive motion above shoulder height for extended periods of time. It doesn't matter if you're tall and can reach, get a step ladder or you will regret it. I fucked up my shoulders and it comes and goes randomly, and it just so happens that I was feeling the same pain he was as he was doing the same shit I did years ago. I couldn't lift my arms without feeling pain for at least 2 years after I did a couple of projects getting my house ready to move into. Even after getting better it can happen a lot easier and it's just better to avoid it. Seriously, it's worth whatever I paid for that work platform. I got it at Home Depot a couple years ago, and it goes for $120-160 if you get the one that supports 300 lbs or the big boy model I got that supports 375 lbs. It's made by Gorilla Ladders it's called 4.6 ft x 2.5 ft Aluminum Heavy-Duty PRO Slim-Fold Work Platform, 4 Adjustable Heigths, 375 lbs. Load Capacity. Look it up and get one or get something like it, because it's better than a step-stool for everything. If I'm doing something that requires a step-stool / step-ladder, it's way better. Get the longer poles for paint rollers, whatever you gotta do to avoid the pain. It's cost Drew here some valuable time by his own admission and I know it's prevented me from doing a lot more DIY projects I had planned, but those got postponed, then my cash-flow and desire to do it waned a bit and thankfully RUclips has guys like Drew on here making me feel the desire to get back at it again.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate the tiny house videos. My wife and I want to build a tiny house, so I'm thankful to have a reference like this available.
another youtuber I know does a few tiny house builds is laura kampf (she's also in the middle/nearing the end of retrofitting a full sized house - which was a journey she didn't know she was on til it was too late lol) she's done a few trailer-camper ones, a horse box camper, one that's about the size of Drew's (maybe a little smaller). Not saying Drew's isn't great, it really is but multiple sources of inspiration, ideas and builds is always a good thing. (not sponsored, just a fan)
This home is gorgeous. Beyond extremely well built. I'm disabled now, but I helped an ex build furniture and a shed and remodel my home. I started out at 11 helping my Mom build a porch. It's the most satisfying job I've done. Other than cooking for my family. I'm stuck in an apartment now, wishing I had my own tiny home, sitting on a wilderness acre somewhere. I enjoyed your show. Thanks.
Wow! Your story is so similar to mine! I married a man who collects tools but doesn’t use them so I taught myself. I remodeled our 148 year old home and built furniture but now my muscular dystrophy has me on the sidelines. My husband and I split so now I spend my days in my apartment on the couch enjoying videos. Thank God for great creator content
Drew, the breaks aren't an issue, rather a few days to a week, than overworking the injury into something more severe. Progress is looking insane, and the rest of the build will be just as amazing. Kudos mate, you've outdone yourself with this project so far.
AWESOME WORK I WISHED I'M THE ONE WHO'S BUILDING THIS TINY HOME, I LOVE MISTAKES, WITHOUT MISTAKES WE'LL NEVER BECOME A PROFESSIONAL MY DAD IS A PROFESSIONAL CARPENTER HE PASSED AWAY THOUGHT ME ANYTHING 😢😢
It is so refreshing to see someone who takes such time to get every detail and every technical aspect of the build. So many people cut corners or throw a big project together and it looks awful but this is truly beautiful. Nice work Drew! Keep it up brother!
When I saw your shoulder was hurting in the video before you mentioned anything I was thinking, please take care of yourself and don’t destroy your body trying to rush these videos out for us. I hope others would agree that we would rather wait longer for great videos like this and the rest of the house so long as you’re taking care of yourself. You only have one body after all so please treat it well! Hopefully you get better soon. This said, I am immensely enjoying this build series. I have been wanting to build a tiny house myself for a long time and seeing what you and others do, how you build them and what your thought processes are is so amazing and insightful to a girl who has barely touched any power tools. You guys make me wanna learn so I can build things myself and make things that suit my personal tastes that I can’t find on the standard market. I can’t wait to see the rest of the interior and how you go about giving it all those little touches that take it from Tiny House to Home Sweet Home. Cheers from KY!
100% in agreement there kathleen, your body and mind come first, your job comes second always. even if hes just making youtube videos, he should always make time for himself. videos like this is what inspires me to make a custom multifunctional piece of furniture thats easy to move in/out. and im just across the state border in west tennessee.
Congratulations on deciding to take up tools and learn! Earplugs and Minnie Mouse ears are great for protecting your hearing. Menard's sells some really nice women's leather work gloves. Small projects first to build up your skills and feel comfortable using your tools. There are RUclips channels on tool use. And Rockler Woodworking and Hardware has classes. See if there is a Rockler store near you. WOW! Most Excellent! Have Fun and Be Safe!
I clicked on this video without even noticing it was an hour long because I love building videos. I'm a girl so nobody actually taught me how to build or repair stuff, but I dream of someday being able to make at least something small. Glad I found your channel ❤
Morvaz, never wait; start with tiny birdhouses. Just start doing what you love. Life is amazing, so don't wait to do the things you love to do. I'm a girl, well, an old one now, I never waited, and now I have experience in just about everything. Except for being an astronaut. LOL
Just do what you want to do. You are the only one stopping you. Your first few (hell even 1000) projects can be utter crap but as long as you enjoy doing it, then that is all that matters. I'm a guy buy grew up trying to make everything I do perfect and was miserable as soon as I just started jumping into the stuff I enjoyed life got a whole lot better. I wish you luck on your journey!
I have no interest in carpentry or living in a tiny home but I really enjoy watching something being built from the ground up. You're the only one on RUclips who does in depth videos during your builds and that's extremely helpful in understanding what's going on. I know a lot of people interested in pursuing projects of their own also appreciate your in depth explanations. Looking forward to the rest of the build!
Welcome back to YT... I sympathize with your shoulder pain. I was grimacing with you even before your mention of the problem and PT resolution. This is an amazing journey. One observation: grounding to a gas line may have seemed expedient but is DANGEROUS. add another grounding clamp to the pipe just outside the tiny house.. when you move to your final destination drive a copper rod into the physical ground and connect it to the exterior grounding strap. Gas and electricity are a deadly combination. Wishing you and your family a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings. Peace Drew
I think he's fine as the switchboard earth bar should be connected to the mains earth but having a secondary earth point doesn't seem a bad idea and Drew definitely should get an electrician to double check anyway
My son and I live in central Texas. We went outside during the Total Eclipse, laid back on the porch, and watched the transition. It was amazing! The first for my teenage son.
My dad is letting me turn the attic space over my bedroom into a loft room and I feel like the process will be very similar to the process in this video. I'm glad I watched this! It helped me figure out some of the things I'll need to research so I can plan and budget 😁
LOVE THE OIL! Just a much richer color. And I love the white overlapping panel on the walls. So much better then painting. Very nice. The foam was a lot more intensive then I expected. But it looks like it'll be warm/cool. The window trim turned out nice as well. It all looks clean, neat, and tight. LOVE the flooring. It brings it all together. I'm a 65 yr old woman who has dreamed of doing a tiny home myself. But I wouldnt have a clue, or equipment to even get started. And I'm terrible with measuring! 😳😥🙄Just so cool to watch though! Thanks for sharing! P.S. I LOVE THE OUTSIDE LIGHTS!
I love the detail you provide for completing each step. Just as important is you giving the reasons why you are doing what you are doing. Understanding the “why” of the project is every bit as important as the “how.”
Your skills are so impressive. I've been obsessed with tiny homes for over a decade so I've seen many, many builds and layouts. However, the way you build is superior. Keep it up!
@@DrewBuildsStuff In my country, while planning for which locations the electrical wirings need to pass, they first install some special spiral conduits/pipes which runs through the whole house so that the electrical cables can pass through them. Flexibility and Maneuverability: Spiral conduits with electrical cables are made of flexible materials, allowing them to be easily bent and twisted during cable transportation. This makes cable assembly and transportation more convenient. Durability: Spiral conduits are typically made from materials resistant to impacts, abrasion, and chemical effects. This feature protects the electrical cables from external factors. Cable Protection: Prioritizing the protection of the electrical cable passing through them from external influences helps prevent damage and breakage and prevent other potential hazards. On each conjunction where cables meet, they also add conjunction caps/boxes on upper part of the walls (close to the ceilings) so that in future, you can just open these conjunction caps and add new or replace existing electrical cables when needed. It also takes away the additional cost of having to break down walls to replace old or faulty wirings because the wires are running freely inside these spirals (you just simply need to disconnect both ends and pull out the old cable and run a new cable via the guiding wire). Spiral conduits with electrical cables passing through them are modern solutions designed to meet the need for safely and orderly transporting electrical cables. Thanks to their flexible structures and durability, they are widely used in various industrial and household applications.
@@DrewBuildsStuff In my country, while planning for which locations the electrical wirings need to pass, they first install some special spiral conduits/pipes which runs through the whole house so that the electrical cables can pass through them. Flexibility and Maneuverability: Spiral conduits with electrical cables are made of flexible materials, allowing them to be easily bent and twisted during cable transportation. This makes cable assembly and transportation more convenient. Durability: Spiral conduits are typically made from materials resistant to impacts, abrasion, and chemical effects. This feature protects the electrical cables from external factors. Cable Protection: Prioritizing the protection of the electrical cable passing through them from external influences helps prevent damage and breakage and prevent other potential hazards. On each conjunction where cables meet, they also add conjunction caps/boxes on upper part of the walls (close to the ceilings) so that in future, you can just open these conjunction caps and add new or replace existing electrical cables when needed. It also takes away the additional cost of having to break down walls to replace old or faulty wirings because the wires are running freely inside these spirals (you just simply need to disconnect both ends and pull out the old cable and run a new cable via the guiding wire). Spiral conduits with electrical cables passing through them are modern solutions designed to meet the need for safely and orderly transporting electrical cables. Thanks to their flexible structures and durability, they are widely used in various industrial and household applications.
The amount of work this man put in to make this video available for us to watch for free is amazing. Video editing alone take hours upon hours but recording all the content made what he is doing take twice as long. Constantly moving the camera sound to get angles etc… props bro
Great job. As i was sitting here digesting the news that i need back surgery. Your video pops up. It made my week!!! You put a smile on my face watching and the dry humor along the way really makes it entertaining as well as education. The comment about your caulk brought tears to my eyes laughing. Also the glued flooring. Been there, done that. It sucks but you learn. Love you man!! Keep up the great projects as well as videos. Take care of yourself also.
I don't have time to watch hour-long videos, but I set my alarm clock and woke up at 5:45am to be able to watch this entire thing before my daughter woke up. You're a great storyteller Drew. Really amazing work on the tiny house and I gotta say, I'm impressed across just about every aspect of your channel. Well done brother. The house looks great!
I love all the beautiful windows! I have always loved anything wood. I love natural & oil. Mom was too funny! I watch Perkins Builder Brothers & have learned so much from them. I love watching Jamie make his own jigs & listening to everything he says. Watching you is the same. So much work, so many things to be done!!! Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
Thank you Drew, it was a long wait but totally undestandable. Health comes first always, hope the shoulder is feeling at least somewhat better. No matter the wait it's always worth it, with the detail and quality of your work, and thank goodness you managed to get the caulk out... take care of yourself. Can't wait to see the interior.
I appreciate the care and skill in the work you do, Drew. Plus your excellent work ethic. All the best with your shoulder. Great to see you’ve physio support. As well as support from your mum and mates (even those sitting around keeping you company 😉). Looking forward to Part 2.
This is incredible strength, effort, and determination, Drew! You made us feel completely at ease. We absolutely love the oiled finish on the wood. Wishing you a speedy recovery from the soreness. Thank you so much for everything! 💐
Yes, I've been looking forward to the next instalment of this build. This just made my day. Sorry about the pain, hope it gets better soon. Looking forward to part 2, but don't hurt yourself doing it. 🤩💖💜🏰
I worked injured for months with a shoulder impingement, quite annoying. Rest, stretch, strengthen. Really paid off place looks great. Thank You, God Bless You 🙏
Take all the time you need, just glad you are able to share all these builds with us. 😉 Also take care of your health, as I passed 40 I realized how important it all is. Don't stress your shoulder too much. Until next time! 😀
I build kitchen cabinets for a living and watching someone build something like this is so amazing. Awesome build so far I’m ready for it to be completed. Such a brilliant person.
You have built something absolutely amazing and a testament to craftsmanship. I will recommend insulating those wires that are routed through the beams with some type of jacket sleeve. Even if they're wrapped from the manufacturer you can never be too safe with wire routed in sawdust. TY for sharing your journey!
I love that your channel has gone from "Here's a cool fire pit" to "Here's my (soon to be) fully functional, livable, tiny home on wheels. My favorite bit is that everything you do is really cool and seems really complex and difficult, yet you condense it into an easy to consume video that makes anyone feel like they could do what you do. I've done a ton of construction in the past and did not enjoy it, but you make it look incredibly appealing and fun and it makes me wish I still did it
This was great. Hope you are feeling better. As someone with ripped disks and very very poor joints. Would recommend drywall sander for over head sanding or high sanding. It is basically just a sander on an extension. Allows you to hold it like a pool cleaning net. Works amazing. Love the quick and quality of your videos. Quite nice to watch. Makes me wish I could go out and do any of this but, have ran out of time in my life. Wonderful work!
I never comment on videos, but felt inclined to compliment you on the tiny house so far, your work is exceptional and everything looks beautiful. Keep up the great work Drew
Wow!!! I watched from the beginning and I can’t wait for the final product. Beyond everything that you have done what mostly impressed me, you are a very detail oriented guy to perfection. 👍👍👍
just watched both your videos on this from a trailer to a fully built out, wish there was a video of it fully furnished would love to see how the spaces play out when its got everything in it and somewhere you can walk into and relax
I am so excited to see this up I have checked your channel every single day since the exterior to see if the interior build was uploaded, keep up the great stuff man
As a Drew Builds Stuff fan, I have to say that this build has been an absolutely delight to watch. Your work is incredible. As a chiropractor, I’m happy you took some time off to address your injury. Those are some of the rehab exercises I do with my patients. Great job!
While I'm sure most chiropractors genuinely believe they're caring for their patients, there are no positive medical results, and I encourage people to go a medical doctor instead if they need healthcare :)
I finally got a moment to watch this. I've had the tab pulled up for a few days because I have waiting to see more of your home build! From the first long video of the exterior, I have been wondering when the next step was gonna be posted. It looks incredible! You've done amazingly and I look forward to the next video!
I've discovered your channel through van building. I'm so glad I did - you are an inspiration. I'm pushing 60 yo and I feel like your enthusiasm, attitude and skill has inspired me in a way I haven't felt for a long while. Thanks for your work man.
While I’m personally not a big fan of tongue and groove boards on walls, I am a big fan of your work. It looks amazing with the oiled cedar on the ceiling. 10/10 would watch you build again
AHHHHHHH I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!! i hate the algorithm for not even showing it on my homepage or my subscriptions tab. i come back to your channel manually every few weeks to check if there’s a new upload and today i finally won!
i know, for some reason notifications often aren’t delivered either, other creators have speculated that it’s the platform punishing users who don’t upload frequently 🤦🏻♀️ y’all deserve better. take as much time as you need to imagine, plan, build, film and edit!!! and take care of your body. you’ll always have an audience when your projects are ready! ❤️
I love the tiny house series. This is entertaining, relaxing and informative at the same time. Inspirational even. Sorry to hear about your shoulder and hope it continues to get better.
Your attention to detail is truly remarkable! I'm impressed by the level of care and precision you put into your work. It's evident that you take great pride in what you do, and it really shines through in the quality of your content. Keep up the fantastic work!
Boy, you really are a workaholic and incredibly creative. How is it that you know how to do all this stuff at such a young age? I love that you used a lot of wood and the oil is definitely a richer look. I was wondering, did you ever think of making a few window sills for a cat to sit on? A cat needs a window sill. Your tiny home is very beautiful and so well constructed. I can hardly wait for the next video.
afaik he has a dog but no cats - he has a previous video where he built his dog an outdoor, heated, dog house for over the winter because he/she likes to be outside.
@@MaxRide1 Thanks, I saw the heated doghouse video. In a tiny house it's probably better to have a small pet like a cat. Cats love to sit or lay in front of windows especially if they are indoor cats so that's why I was hoping that Drew would include at least two window sills for the cat to sit on or lay down on. I don't have a cat but I bet whoever buys this tiny house will already have a cat or want to get a cat. Whoever buys it will probably be a single person or a young couple without any kids so in the meantime they will probably want a pet, a small pet, probably a cat. I'm just guessing.
@@DrewBuildsStuff also, I recently signed up for your OF but it turns out it was just some Indian guy selling disgusting pics of his feet. What are the odds you could refund me for my troubles?
Every time I asked the video if you did something, right after you answer my question. Just incredibly thorough while being concise. Great work Drew, from a fellow Canadian.
Your videos are the best! You've really found your niche here. You build amazing things, provide very useful little tidbits along the way, toss in a healthy amount of humor and self-deprecation, and the result are videos that are entertaining, inspiring, and educational. Many Thanks.
Hi Drew and everyone watching 🙋🏽 I absolutely love this build inside and out... I'll be starting my tiny home journey in a year (I'm watching 6/7/24) and I'm 64 years young and ready!! Thank for sharing this with us and hoping to see much more 💯 ✌🏾
I always really enjoy your projects and your attention to detail that goes way beyond just screwing pieces of wood together. Those rectangular windows bring so much available light into the space and makes it look bigger. Great job Drew for educating the community and myself included. I prefer the oil finish much more,it looks professional and it brings out the different shades of wood!
WOW!!! Absolutely BLOWN Away with this Tiny Home! The wood accent outside is sjust gorgeous, then you walk in and see the ceilings and floor!!! I Love LOVETHIS!!! GREAT JOB DREW!!!
I have always loved tiny houses and am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Definitely prefer the oiled ceiling, every aspect of your house is beautiful and I am inspired by your commitment to detail. I am in BC and hope the tiny house movement grows here. Looking forward to seeing the completion of your home.
I love the detail of thought that went into this. I grew up in the trades and home building and it is truly a skill to be able to envision the build and plan ahead. Putting in the wires for potential future solar was a smart move. Side note, the production quality and through coverage of yoir build process is really impressive. Congrats.
you have made such an amazing work. handling with this all alone, getting ur shoulder hurt, the scar above ur hand, and bruise on ur nails, thats just, too much effort and it turned out so good. i like the oil looking roof, natural looking was fine but oil looking one far better to me. im looking forward for bathroom, loft and furnishing. i watchen both of ur videos every single second. i love love love it! hope u recover soon.
SHOULD HAVE USED THE FOAM SHEETING UNDERLAY STUFF. IT'S HARD TO DESCRIBE BUT IT MAKES THE FLOORING FEEL HARD AND SOFT AT THE SAME TIME. U FEEL THE QUALITY AND IT HELPS WITH THE INSULATION THERMALS SUCH
Hi Drew! Congrats on your tiny home build, all 1 hour and 38minutes! I made it through, your exterior build. Excellent craftsmanship! You have inspired this 67 yo woman, that yes I too can build my own tiny home. Thank you for sharing your build and now your interior build. I will be selling my to large house and going tiny. Thank you for inspiring me. I love your music, you are going places. Your parents must be so very proud to have you for their son. Good luck 👍 God speed. 🙏🏼
Really enjoyed watching you build your tiny home. It looks amazing. Love the ceiling. It was pretty before the stain but after the stain its beautiful.Cant wait to see the rest done and decorated.. Enjoy living in your tiny home. I used to live in a tiny home for a few years but had to move, Miss my tiny house.
The trick with shaking the insulation spray cans was pretty slick.
That's what I said. Dude's a genius.
waste of money, could have used 2 in sheets with a 1 inch gap on 4 sides. then spray the void
I think they meant the shaking not the filling. @@Bradini267
@@Bradini267if it works, it works
Who else didn’t want the vid to end?🙋🏽♀️ This was so relaxing to watch. Great job Drew…
i agree this video made me feel at peice while watching it
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It was quite relaxing
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For part of it at least, but my shoulders were hurting in sympathy because I've overdone it like he did doing work above my head without a ladder. Never again, I bought an adjustable height mini-scaffold that can be up to 2.5 ft off the ground.
Word of advice to any of you fellas doing some DIY projects like painting, drywall or any other finish work in your own homes. Never engage in any repetitive motion above shoulder height for extended periods of time. It doesn't matter if you're tall and can reach, get a step ladder or you will regret it. I fucked up my shoulders and it comes and goes randomly, and it just so happens that I was feeling the same pain he was as he was doing the same shit I did years ago. I couldn't lift my arms without feeling pain for at least 2 years after I did a couple of projects getting my house ready to move into. Even after getting better it can happen a lot easier and it's just better to avoid it.
Seriously, it's worth whatever I paid for that work platform. I got it at Home Depot a couple years ago, and it goes for $120-160 if you get the one that supports 300 lbs or the big boy model I got that supports 375 lbs. It's made by Gorilla Ladders it's called 4.6 ft x 2.5 ft Aluminum Heavy-Duty PRO Slim-Fold Work Platform, 4 Adjustable Heigths, 375 lbs. Load Capacity. Look it up and get one or get something like it, because it's better than a step-stool for everything. If I'm doing something that requires a step-stool / step-ladder, it's way better. Get the longer poles for paint rollers, whatever you gotta do to avoid the pain. It's cost Drew here some valuable time by his own admission and I know it's prevented me from doing a lot more DIY projects I had planned, but those got postponed, then my cash-flow and desire to do it waned a bit and thankfully RUclips has guys like Drew on here making me feel the desire to get back at it again.
1:00:42 - I was 100% worried I wasn't going to see your caulk in this video. I am SO glad you whipped it out for us.
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@@martymcfly9480 fr like huh💀💀
I can't tell you how much I appreciate the tiny house videos. My wife and I want to build a tiny house, so I'm thankful to have a reference like this available.
another youtuber I know does a few tiny house builds is laura kampf (she's also in the middle/nearing the end of retrofitting a full sized house - which was a journey she didn't know she was on til it was too late lol) she's done a few trailer-camper ones, a horse box camper, one that's about the size of Drew's (maybe a little smaller). Not saying Drew's isn't great, it really is but multiple sources of inspiration, ideas and builds is always a good thing. (not sponsored, just a fan)
@@MaxRide1 Thanks for the tip!
I love the oil finish
Man nails planks. Man cuts planks. Truly addictive, I love this guy.
This home is gorgeous. Beyond extremely well built. I'm disabled now, but I helped an ex build furniture and a shed and remodel my home. I started out at 11 helping my Mom build a porch. It's the most satisfying job I've done. Other than cooking for my family. I'm stuck in an apartment now, wishing I had my own tiny home, sitting on a wilderness acre somewhere. I enjoyed your show. Thanks.
Wow! Your story is so similar to mine! I married a man who collects tools but doesn’t use them so I taught myself. I remodeled our 148 year old home and built furniture but now my muscular dystrophy has me on the sidelines. My husband and I split so now I spend my days in my apartment on the couch enjoying videos. Thank God for great creator content
Your attention to detail is bar none. It's the most beautiful tiny home I have ever seen.
I’d love to see what he’d do with a non-tiny home
I’ve been in the construction trade for 30 years and you are doing come quality work there! Keep up the good work drew 👊🏽
Well if he pulled out his caulk, he would eventually end up doing come quality work... 😁
Drew, the breaks aren't an issue, rather a few days to a week, than overworking the injury into something more severe. Progress is looking insane, and the rest of the build will be just as amazing. Kudos mate, you've outdone yourself with this project so far.
AWESOME WORK I WISHED I'M THE ONE WHO'S BUILDING THIS TINY HOME, I LOVE MISTAKES, WITHOUT MISTAKES WE'LL NEVER BECOME A PROFESSIONAL MY DAD IS A PROFESSIONAL CARPENTER HE PASSED AWAY THOUGHT ME ANYTHING 😢😢
@@FuamaiPeters WHY ARE WE YELLING
It is so refreshing to see someone who takes such time to get every detail and every technical aspect of the build. So many people cut corners or throw a big project together and it looks awful but this is truly beautiful. Nice work Drew! Keep it up brother!
Best part of my day is when Drew pulls out his gigantic caulk.
😂 😂 I snorted out my coffee I wasn't expecting that line 😂 😂
He is going to have to expand his business to only fans if this keeps up 😂
@@nicoleblairart got me 💀💀💀
@@nicoleblairart
I'm on board!
Can't go one Drew Builds Stuff without having at least ONE dirty joke in the comments 🤔
"Drew Sometimes Hires Someone So His Body Doesn't Deteriorate" is also a channel I would watch every video of.
Also - just who was that middle finger directed at? Inquiring minds what to know. Was it directed at people asking too many questions?
The interior looks amazing - the oiled ceiling is beautiful. You’ve worked really hard and I hope your shoulder gets better very soon.
When I saw your shoulder was hurting in the video before you mentioned anything I was thinking, please take care of yourself and don’t destroy your body trying to rush these videos out for us. I hope others would agree that we would rather wait longer for great videos like this and the rest of the house so long as you’re taking care of yourself. You only have one body after all so please treat it well! Hopefully you get better soon.
This said, I am immensely enjoying this build series. I have been wanting to build a tiny house myself for a long time and seeing what you and others do, how you build them and what your thought processes are is so amazing and insightful to a girl who has barely touched any power tools. You guys make me wanna learn so I can build things myself and make things that suit my personal tastes that I can’t find on the standard market. I can’t wait to see the rest of the interior and how you go about giving it all those little touches that take it from Tiny House to Home Sweet Home. Cheers from KY!
Thank you for saying this. I'm 100% in agreement. I'll gladly wait.
100% in agreement there kathleen, your body and mind come first, your job comes second always. even if hes just making youtube videos, he should always make time for himself. videos like this is what inspires me to make a custom multifunctional piece of furniture thats easy to move in/out.
and im just across the state border in west tennessee.
@@ZeakthecatMultifunctional furniture and projects are the way to go!
Congratulations on deciding to take up tools and learn! Earplugs and Minnie Mouse ears are great for protecting your hearing. Menard's sells some really nice women's leather work gloves. Small projects first to build up your skills and feel comfortable using your tools. There are RUclips channels on tool use. And Rockler Woodworking and Hardware has classes. See if there is a Rockler store near you. WOW! Most Excellent! Have Fun and Be Safe!
Definitely entertainment is never worth long term damage
I clicked on this video without even noticing it was an hour long because I love building videos. I'm a girl so nobody actually taught me how to build or repair stuff, but I dream of someday being able to make at least something small. Glad I found your channel ❤
Morvaz, never wait; start with tiny birdhouses. Just start doing what you love. Life is amazing, so don't wait to do the things you love to do. I'm a girl, well, an old one now, I never waited, and now I have experience in just about everything. Except for being an astronaut. LOL
Just do what you want to do. You are the only one stopping you. Your first few (hell even 1000) projects can be utter crap but as long as you enjoy doing it, then that is all that matters. I'm a guy buy grew up trying to make everything I do perfect and was miserable as soon as I just started jumping into the stuff I enjoyed life got a whole lot better. I wish you luck on your journey!
the first thing i ever made was a terrible stool.
the first thing you make will probably not be as good as you want but its a beginning nonetheless.
I have no interest in carpentry or living in a tiny home but I really enjoy watching something being built from the ground up. You're the only one on RUclips who does in depth videos during your builds and that's extremely helpful in understanding what's going on. I know a lot of people interested in pursuing projects of their own also appreciate your in depth explanations. Looking forward to the rest of the build!
Welcome back to YT... I sympathize with your shoulder pain. I was grimacing with you even before your mention of the problem and PT resolution. This is an amazing journey. One observation: grounding to a gas line may have seemed expedient but is DANGEROUS. add another grounding clamp to the pipe just outside the tiny house.. when you move to your final destination drive a copper rod into the physical ground and connect it to the exterior grounding strap. Gas and electricity are a deadly combination.
Wishing you and your family a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings. Peace Drew
I was thinking the same thing when he connected that ground. Yikes! Drew, follow the sound advice above and save yourself some sleepless nights.
I think he's fine as the switchboard earth bar should be connected to the mains earth but having a secondary earth point doesn't seem a bad idea and Drew definitely should get an electrician to double check anyway
My son and I live in central Texas. We went outside during the Total Eclipse, laid back on the porch, and watched the transition. It was amazing! The first for my teenage son.
My dad is letting me turn the attic space over my bedroom into a loft room and I feel like the process will be very similar to the process in this video. I'm glad I watched this! It helped me figure out some of the things I'll need to research so I can plan and budget 😁
Definitely the oil cedar ceiling is way to go! The whole job is absolutely excellent!
LOVE THE OIL! Just a much richer color. And I love the white overlapping panel on the walls. So much better then painting. Very nice. The foam was a lot more intensive then I expected. But it looks like it'll be warm/cool. The window trim turned out nice as well. It all looks clean, neat, and tight. LOVE the flooring. It brings it all together. I'm a 65 yr old woman who has dreamed of doing a tiny home myself. But I wouldnt have a clue, or equipment to even get started. And I'm terrible with measuring! 😳😥🙄Just so cool to watch though! Thanks for sharing! P.S. I LOVE THE OUTSIDE LIGHTS!
The camera work is spectacular on the beauty shots. The tiny house is amazing dude, you should be proud.
Oh my lawd
Perfect timing dude thank you
Yeah just as summer is around the corner and no one will be inside. Great timing
I love the detail you provide for completing each step. Just as important is you giving the reasons why you are doing what you are doing. Understanding the “why” of the project is every bit as important as the “how.”
Your skills are so impressive. I've been obsessed with tiny homes for over a decade so I've seen many, many builds and layouts. However, the way you build is superior. Keep it up!
Thank you so much!
@@DrewBuildsStuff In my country, while planning for which locations the electrical wirings need to pass, they first install some special spiral conduits/pipes which runs through the whole house so that the electrical cables can pass through them.
Flexibility and Maneuverability: Spiral conduits with electrical cables are made of flexible materials, allowing them to be easily bent and twisted during cable transportation. This makes cable assembly and transportation more convenient.
Durability: Spiral conduits are typically made from materials resistant to impacts, abrasion, and chemical effects. This feature protects the electrical cables from external factors.
Cable Protection: Prioritizing the protection of the electrical cable passing through them from external influences helps prevent damage and breakage and prevent other potential hazards.
On each conjunction where cables meet, they also add conjunction caps/boxes on upper part of the walls (close to the ceilings) so that in future, you can just open these conjunction caps and add new or replace existing electrical cables when needed. It also takes away the additional cost of having to break down walls to replace old or faulty wirings because the wires are running freely inside these spirals (you just simply need to disconnect both ends and pull out the old cable and run a new cable via the guiding wire).
Spiral conduits with electrical cables passing through them are modern solutions designed to meet the need for safely and orderly transporting electrical cables. Thanks to their flexible structures and durability, they are widely used in various industrial and household applications.
@@DrewBuildsStuff In my country, while planning for which locations the electrical wirings need to pass, they first install some special spiral conduits/pipes which runs through the whole house so that the electrical cables can pass through them.
Flexibility and Maneuverability: Spiral conduits with electrical cables are made of flexible materials, allowing them to be easily bent and twisted during cable transportation. This makes cable assembly and transportation more convenient.
Durability: Spiral conduits are typically made from materials resistant to impacts, abrasion, and chemical effects. This feature protects the electrical cables from external factors.
Cable Protection: Prioritizing the protection of the electrical cable passing through them from external influences helps prevent damage and breakage and prevent other potential hazards.
On each conjunction where cables meet, they also add conjunction caps/boxes on upper part of the walls (close to the ceilings) so that in future, you can just open these conjunction caps and add new or replace existing electrical cables when needed. It also takes away the additional cost of having to break down walls to replace old or faulty wirings because the wires are running freely inside these spirals (you just simply need to disconnect both ends and pull out the old cable and run a new cable via the guiding wire).
Spiral conduits with electrical cables passing through them are modern solutions designed to meet the need for safely and orderly transporting electrical cables. Thanks to their flexible structures and durability, they are widely used in various industrial and household applications.
As a guy who is also building his own tinyhouse in a small town of Turkey. This is very inspiring thank you
The amount of work this man put in to make this video available for us to watch for free is amazing. Video editing alone take hours upon hours but recording all the content made what he is doing take twice as long. Constantly moving the camera sound to get angles etc… props bro
Great job. As i was sitting here digesting the news that i need back surgery. Your video pops up. It made my week!!! You put a smile on my face watching and the dry humor along the way really makes it entertaining as well as education. The comment about your caulk brought tears to my eyes laughing. Also the glued flooring. Been there, done that. It sucks but you learn. Love you man!! Keep up the great projects as well as videos. Take care of yourself also.
Thanks for watching! Good luck on the surgery! 🤞
Hope your surgery will go well!
I don't have time to watch hour-long videos, but I set my alarm clock and woke up at 5:45am to be able to watch this entire thing before my daughter woke up. You're a great storyteller Drew. Really amazing work on the tiny house and I gotta say, I'm impressed across just about every aspect of your channel. Well done brother. The house looks great!
I love all the beautiful windows! I have always loved anything wood. I love natural & oil. Mom was too funny! I watch Perkins Builder Brothers & have learned so much from them. I love watching Jamie make his own jigs & listening to everything he says. Watching you is the same. So much work, so many things to be done!!! Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
Thank you Drew, it was a long wait but totally undestandable. Health comes first always, hope the shoulder is feeling at least somewhat better. No matter the wait it's always worth it, with the detail and quality of your work, and thank goodness you managed to get the caulk out... take care of yourself. Can't wait to see the interior.
I appreciate the care and skill in the work you do, Drew. Plus your excellent work ethic. All the best with your shoulder. Great to see you’ve physio support. As well as support from your mum and mates (even those sitting around keeping you company 😉). Looking forward to Part 2.
Thank you! Sometimes you just need a friend to sit and talk while you work 😆
I must say, this is very satisfying to watch. Well done Drew.
I'm a Carpentry student at Norwich Tech in CT. This is really cool to see and I've also learned a few things.
Mans is out here creating a full on movie each time he puts out a video....and we are HERE FOR IT ❤👏👌!!!
This is incredible strength, effort, and determination, Drew! You made us feel completely at ease. We absolutely love the oiled finish on the wood. Wishing you a speedy recovery from the soreness. Thank you so much for everything! 💐
OMG, finally! I loved the first video about the tiny house, now we got the 2nd! Congrats man
Yes, I've been looking forward to the next instalment of this build. This just made my day. Sorry about the pain, hope it gets better soon. Looking forward to part 2, but don't hurt yourself doing it. 🤩💖💜🏰
I worked injured for months with a shoulder impingement, quite annoying. Rest, stretch, strengthen. Really paid off place looks great. Thank You, God Bless You 🙏
Drew, you’re a tenacious local legend! Thanks for another tantalizing episode!
I inspired him well
Bro brought the vocab
Tubular!
Was just about to sleep. Nevermind
Bro where are you from
He could also be a cat, they sleep up to 90% of the day
I was about to finish my project that is due in a couple of hours, nevermind.
Was about to go to school. Nevermind💀
I’m currently in school, never mind.
Drew, I am in awe! You have every right to be proud of your little home!
Take all the time you need, just glad you are able to share all these builds with us. 😉 Also take care of your health, as I passed 40 I realized how important it all is. Don't stress your shoulder too much. Until next time! 😀
I put these videos on at night to fall asleep to but I always end up watching the whole thing, this is too good!!
It’s simply amazing the amount of work you put into your tiny house. What a beautiful build, Drew. 👏👏👏👏👏
I can't remember enjoying any video for a solid hour! Even my young girls were glued to the tube....we all can't wait to see part 2!
That’s awesome! Glad to hear it
The sunken floor next to the loft area is awesome! Not having to always crawl on your knees in that space is a game-changer!
I build kitchen cabinets for a living and watching someone build something like this is so amazing. Awesome build so far I’m ready for it to be completed. Such a brilliant person.
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent vid. Rest up, we can wait. We’re lucky to see your caulk whenever you’re ready to show it!
The oil on the cedar makes it look richer. Plus I love the flooring 😊
You have built something absolutely amazing and a testament to craftsmanship. I will recommend insulating those wires that are routed through the beams with some type of jacket sleeve. Even if they're wrapped from the manufacturer you can never be too safe with wire routed in sawdust. TY for sharing your journey!
You are my favorite channel to watch these type of videos! Finally its here! And it looks awesome!!!!
I love that your channel has gone from "Here's a cool fire pit" to "Here's my (soon to be) fully functional, livable, tiny home on wheels. My favorite bit is that everything you do is really cool and seems really complex and difficult, yet you condense it into an easy to consume video that makes anyone feel like they could do what you do. I've done a ton of construction in the past and did not enjoy it, but you make it look incredibly appealing and fun and it makes me wish I still did it
Thank you! I will get back to some smaller builds after this house, this has been a lot of work ha
This was great. Hope you are feeling better.
As someone with ripped disks and very very poor joints.
Would recommend drywall sander for over head sanding or high sanding. It is basically just a sander on an extension. Allows you to hold it like a pool cleaning net. Works amazing.
Love the quick and quality of your videos. Quite nice to watch. Makes me wish I could go out and do any of this but, have ran out of time in my life.
Wonderful work!
I never comment on videos, but felt inclined to compliment you on the tiny house so far, your work is exceptional and everything looks beautiful. Keep up the great work Drew
Wow!!! I watched from the beginning and I can’t wait for the final product. Beyond everything that you have done what mostly impressed me, you are a very detail oriented guy to perfection. 👍👍👍
just watched both your videos on this from a trailer to a fully built out, wish there was a video of it fully furnished would love to see how the spaces play out when its got everything in it and somewhere you can walk into and relax
It’s coming, will have another interior video next week
I am so excited to see this up I have checked your channel every single day since the exterior to see if the interior build was uploaded, keep up the great stuff man
Ohh sorry for the long wait 😬
As a Drew Builds Stuff fan, I have to say that this build has been an absolutely delight to watch. Your work is incredible.
As a chiropractor, I’m happy you took some time off to address your injury. Those are some of the rehab exercises I do with my patients. Great job!
Shouldn't it be _DC_ SeanLamasz, "doctor"?
While I'm sure most chiropractors genuinely believe they're caring for their patients, there are no positive medical results, and I encourage people to go a medical doctor instead if they need healthcare :)
Wow Drew! I am thoroughly impressed. Your attention to detail is amazing, I can hardly wait to see the furnished house.
I finally got a moment to watch this. I've had the tab pulled up for a few days because I have waiting to see more of your home build! From the first long video of the exterior, I have been wondering when the next step was gonna be posted. It looks incredible! You've done amazingly and I look forward to the next video!
Awesome, thanks for watching!!
At last it's here ! Congrats on the progress ! I was so eager for this one ! Now we wait for the furniture ! Take care of your shoulder !
I've discovered your channel through van building. I'm so glad I did - you are an inspiration. I'm pushing 60 yo and I feel like your enthusiasm, attitude and skill has inspired me in a way I haven't felt for a long while.
Thanks for your work man.
While I’m personally not a big fan of tongue and groove boards on walls, I am a big fan of your work. It looks amazing with the oiled cedar on the ceiling. 10/10 would watch you build again
I watched the whole video without any single skip. ❤❤❤❤
Love your videos. Clever and witty full of entertainment and informative too💕 thanks drew
AHHHHHHH I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!! i hate the algorithm for not even showing it on my homepage or my subscriptions tab. i come back to your channel manually every few weeks to check if there’s a new upload and today i finally won!
The algorithm is a crazy thing, can always turn on notifications so it’ll notify you of a new video (I don’t upload very often). Thanks for watching!!
i know, for some reason notifications often aren’t delivered either, other creators have speculated that it’s the platform punishing users who don’t upload frequently 🤦🏻♀️ y’all deserve better.
take as much time as you need to imagine, plan, build, film and edit!!! and take care of your body. you’ll always have an audience when your projects are ready! ❤️
Such a great job with this build dude! It looks amazing!!! Keep up the great work!
My honest respect for this gentlemen. Greets from DEUTSCHLAND 🇩🇪
YES YES YES YES YES 🎉🎉🎉🎉 🥳🥳🥳🥳 it's finally here the video we all been waiting on 😭 it's here I'm so happy 😭 tears of joy
I love the tiny house series. This is entertaining, relaxing and informative at the same time. Inspirational even.
Sorry to hear about your shoulder and hope it continues to get better.
FINALLY, we gave tiny house interior video, letsgooooo
Absolutely beautiful - I can only imagine how many other guys are watching this with the lights dimmed, one handed xx
I love it, love your attention to details and how you take your making sure not to cut corners.
Your attention to detail is truly remarkable! I'm impressed by the level of care and precision you put into your work. It's evident that you take great pride in what you do, and it really shines through in the quality of your content. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Always a good day when we get to see you handle your wood. Also appreciate the insight on how to appropriately handle some caulk.
Love the oiled look.
Boy, you really are a workaholic and incredibly creative. How is it that you know how to do all this stuff at such a young age? I love that you used a lot of wood and the oil is definitely a richer look. I was wondering, did you ever think of making a few window sills for a cat to sit on? A cat needs a window sill. Your tiny home is very beautiful and so well constructed. I can hardly wait for the next video.
afaik he has a dog but no cats - he has a previous video where he built his dog an outdoor, heated, dog house for over the winter because he/she likes to be outside.
@@MaxRide1 Thanks, I saw the heated doghouse video. In a tiny house it's probably better to have a small pet like a cat. Cats love to sit or lay in front of windows especially if they are indoor cats so that's why I was hoping that Drew would include at least two window sills for the cat to sit on or lay down on. I don't have a cat but I bet whoever buys this tiny house will already have a cat or want to get a cat. Whoever buys it will probably be a single person or a young couple without any kids so in the meantime they will probably want a pet, a small pet, probably a cat. I'm just guessing.
My favorite part was when he whipped out his huge white caulk.
It looks amazing. Take your time and heal. It will be there when you are ready and so will we.
I've been more impatient waiting for this video than for season 3 of Bridgerton to drop, and that's saying alot.
You should build a invention building machine that invents machines which builds new buildings
Already working on it
@@DrewBuildsStuff also, I recently signed up for your OF but it turns out it was just some Indian guy selling disgusting pics of his feet. What are the odds you could refund me for my troubles?
Every time I asked the video if you did something, right after you answer my question. Just incredibly thorough while being concise. Great work Drew, from a fellow Canadian.
Wow, it's beautiful😍 Hope your shoulder is healed. Can't wait for the interior to be done. You are such an inspiration to others. 🙌
Your videos are the best! You've really found your niche here. You build amazing things, provide very useful little tidbits along the way, toss in a healthy amount of humor and self-deprecation, and the result are videos that are entertaining, inspiring, and educational. Many Thanks.
Hi Drew and everyone watching 🙋🏽 I absolutely love this build inside and out... I'll be starting my tiny home journey in a year (I'm watching 6/7/24) and I'm 64 years young and ready!! Thank for sharing this with us and hoping to see much more 💯 ✌🏾
I always really enjoy your projects and your attention to detail that goes way beyond just screwing pieces of wood together. Those rectangular windows bring so much available light into the space and makes it look bigger. Great job Drew for educating the community and myself included. I prefer the oil finish much more,it looks professional and it brings out the different shades of wood!
WOW!!! Absolutely BLOWN Away with this Tiny Home! The wood accent outside is sjust gorgeous, then you walk in and see the ceilings and floor!!! I Love LOVETHIS!!! GREAT JOB DREW!!!
I've really been missing your caulk, it's so satisfying 😜 The video was top-notch too 😁
I have always loved tiny houses and am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Definitely prefer the oiled ceiling, every aspect of your house is beautiful and I am inspired by your commitment to detail. I am in BC and hope the tiny house movement grows here. Looking forward to seeing the completion of your home.
I love the detail of thought that went into this. I grew up in the trades and home building and it is truly a skill to be able to envision the build and plan ahead. Putting in the wires for potential future solar was a smart move. Side note, the production quality and through coverage of yoir build process is really impressive. Congrats.
everything is perfectly capped,filled,sanded,framed.....nice work the ceiling is very nice just all around great work and calming to watch.
I think this is the most beautiful tiny home I've seen, even when it is not finished yet.
you have made such an amazing work. handling with this all alone, getting ur shoulder hurt, the scar above ur hand, and bruise on ur nails, thats just, too much effort and it turned out so good. i like the oil looking roof, natural looking was fine but oil looking one far better to me. im looking forward for bathroom, loft and furnishing. i watchen both of ur videos every single second. i love love love it! hope u recover soon.
SHOULD HAVE USED THE FOAM SHEETING UNDERLAY STUFF. IT'S HARD TO DESCRIBE BUT IT MAKES THE FLOORING FEEL HARD AND SOFT AT THE SAME TIME. U FEEL THE QUALITY AND IT HELPS WITH THE INSULATION THERMALS SUCH
Hi Drew! Congrats on your tiny home build, all 1 hour and 38minutes! I made it through, your exterior build. Excellent craftsmanship! You have inspired this 67 yo woman, that yes I too can build my own tiny home. Thank you for sharing your build and now your interior build. I will be selling my to large house and going tiny. Thank you for inspiring me.
I love your music, you are going places. Your parents must be so very proud to have you for their son. Good luck 👍 God speed. 🙏🏼
The attention to detail is phenomenal Drew. Awesome 👍🏾
Watching from California 😊
Hope your shoulder feels better
From one Canadian to another great job Drew!
Looks great. Loved that you used the oil on the wood. 😊🇨🇦
Really enjoyed watching you build your tiny home. It looks amazing. Love the ceiling. It was pretty before the stain but after the stain its beautiful.Cant wait to see the rest done and decorated.. Enjoy living in your tiny home. I used to live in a tiny home for a few years but had to move, Miss my tiny house.