Easy, Cheap, DIY Bed Frames for the Kansas Cabin!
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2021
- Easy, Cheap, DIY Bed Frames for the Kansas Cabin!
Me and Hannah got tired of sleeping on air mattresses on the floor, so we went to Walmart and bought us a few twin mattress! I build some really simple bed frames from scraps we had to put in the bedroom we have the air conditioner in!
Preciate y’all!
You didn't even need to mention all the other benefits of getting the mattresses up off the floor...I was sold at "To keep stuff from crawling over me at night" 😆
That girl... Does NOT skip leg day! Dayum!
Ain't NUTTIN' wrong with those bed frames !! Sturdy and up off the floor, life is GOOD! How you gonna get any work done without Merle there to supervise the doings? 'Cause you KNOW, you'll be missing opportunities to throw a ball for him, and all of the other ways he "helps". Glad to see you made it safely.
I had to pay $1600 to get power ran for 400 yards from the pole to my farm cabin way back in 1993 in rural Ky. I was supposed to get that refunded to me after 10 years of paying the monthly bills, but they had stopped doing that. Go figure? They broke their word. You might want to look into buying a solar kit with lithium batteries. RUclips has many videos on how to build these on your own from kits. You can put in a decent sized solar power system for $4500 and run everything that you need even in the winter because it will be oversized for when the sunlight is weaker then.
Have fun in Alaska Hannah! Love hearing your commentary! That tractor ain't what's cute, you are! :-)
After watching Jeff work in that sun I can feel that AC running 😁
Love watching the build videos. Doesn’t matter if it’s a bed or a house. Best father/daughter duo on the net.
Jeff, it was gonna cost me $35,000 to run electric to my cabin. Plus, I had to get 4-40' easements through other people's property. I put in solar! I didn't know anything about installing solar, and very little about wiring. But my sons and I watched a lot of RUclips videos and ended up doing everything ourselves. It's something we're really proud of.
The only expensive part is the cost of the wire and the lithium or lead acid batteries. The solar panels and inverter aren't all that bad cost wise.
Howdy! From texas..love your videos and way of life..and of course Hannah is a GEM! Just wanted to say that walmart and BRC goes against every grain that runs in your veins..myself I will not shop at Walmart chinamart to be more specific who cant even pay 3 cashiers at same time when they are multi billion corporation sad true reality its not about helping local communities its about lining chinas pocket..preciate yall please support America to the best of your ability..that supports your way of life bonus points for sure..
Glad to see y'all made it to Kansas. Last time y'all were on the side of the road changing Tires,
Looks like it coming along pretty well there.
So wish I had your talent. You’re like the energizer bunny sir. Love y’alls work and enjoy and learn from them!
Jeff is the most wholesome down to earth guy. Does he even get mad? Ever?
Mess with his daughter and I bet you will see pure evil haha.
‘“Must be some good stuff “lol you two crack me up. Thanks for the videos
I LOVE Hannah's comments and her giggling/chuckling.
Have a home just below you all in the panhandle of Florida and a getaway in SE Arizona, the Arizona property will always remain off grid, solar, water pump, propane, independent of control. That's what makes it a beautiful option. Thanks for all the lessons.
Just get you a couple of goats to take care of all them weeds and high grass Jeff 🤣😂. Y’all a hoot love your channel and your attitude man. Need another cooking recipe video from you and the misses. God bless.
I really like that cabin design, and yeah for 16000 bucks I would run a generator too.
Hey Jeff, hope you do make videos while your working on the cabin. Watched from the beginning, would definitely would love to see it to the end. All that talent wrapped up in one man. Good for you, be careful and stay safe.
You guys are a great team and it helps you can do a little bit of everything. You and Hannah probably the best father/daughter duo in the outdoors.
Every time I see these two, I am more proud to be an American
Jeff, You are to funny. 16 hundred, that is to much. No, 16 thousand. I laughed for a while on that one. With the price on electric and the price on lumber, you are going to have a million dollar cabin. 😂
Glad y'all made it safe...
Propane generated is the way to go for sure!
Nice to see you all made it to Kansas. Thanks for sharing!
My two cents... If you can afford it do solar with battery storage .. it starts paying for itself day one... Later on you can supplement with some small roof turbines if the sun isn't shining enough to keep your batteries charged...
Hannah, have an enjoyable and safe trip! Gunna miss your videos over those 11 days.
Great job! Hannah have a great time in Alaska!
looking good! Can't wait to see what the finished cabin looks like. I am in the process here in Maine of slowly doing the interior of my cabin as well.
Hey Jeff, Hannah.... love watching your DIY videos ...looking forward to seeing the completion of the Kansas cabin...l like your frugal ways also...lol
LOL, THIS IS FUNNY, I have been doin mine the same way for years. Love you guys!!! Keep the good content coming!!!
Glad your enjoying the cabin life in Kansas. The bed frames look very good. Your doing a great job with all your property projects. Be safe, stay healthy, & God Bless everyone.
Getting it done looking nice. Thanks 😊🙏
Being from SE Kansas, there some great deer and turkey hunting in this part of the state. You mentioned the rocks, we have lots of limestone in this area, makes it a challenge to get through the earth, add in the frozen ground of winter and it just compounds the problem. Good luck on the build.
Once again we all enjoy you Jeff doing what you do so just be careful why you are up there by yourself. It's going to look good when you get it down💯💯👍🏽
Nothing like making your own furniture the house is coming out amazing keep up the hard work but you got this jeff we believe in you god bless to you and your family can't wait to see what's next Hana have a safe trip
I got a champion generator same model. Sure does make things easier. Nice work Jeff with the cabin and all. Hannah enjoy your trip to Alaska. Hope to see you there. Preciate you all !
Wonder if the power price was quoted higher because it's a cabin that wouldn't use electricity 90 percent of the year and they wouldn't make any return on the investment. Where as a house they would be selling you power every month and eventually start making there money back.... love the cabin! Keep up the good work!
Good luck Hannah, I get out of quarantine Wednesday! As to the beds, stain them and they'll look better than my dorm bed by far
Awesome video folks I really enjoyed it as always 👍 Jeff good luck on your build and Hannah stay safe on your trip and have a good-un . May God Bless You Both Abundantly 🙏🙏🙏 (Preciate y'all) !!!
Nice job keep up the good work 👍🏻
huge fan shout out here in Kansas love you guys
Great vid guys,, love the way when you need something Jeff you go right ahead and make it!! Man after my own heart. I've had a wee 4cylinder mf tractor for years and it's very useful, same size as that of yours. Look forward watching the rest of your build Jeff. Stay strong and safe guys and enjoy your trip hanna.
I like how Jeff said the tractor "had it's tongue hanging out". LOL
My father built a garage on 10 acres he owns in Central NY. National Grid wanted close to $25,000 to run power about ‘1500.
I listened to Hannah talking bout all the stuff y'all got at WM. The mattresses and the sheets. When ya showed the end result, there was one thing I didn't see on the bed. And that's a couple of pillers! JK...I'm sure y'all have your favs with ya for travellin.
Fall Turkey!! Are y'all excited yet!?!
Anyway... Hannah, Take Care and Stay SAFE!! up there in AK. It's gorgeous up there and a target rich environment for game, as ya know... So hope to see lots of vids.
Jeff..it seems like you can get more accomplished accidently, than most can get done on purpose. Keep after it and hope to see some good KS Fall Turkey vids. So you as well, Take Care and Stay SAFE!!
Anchorage Here!!! Wish you could bring be come Catfish. I like Catfish more than I like Salmon. We have freezers packed with Salmon.
keep posting Jeff! don't make us wait:)
Love you Hannah god bless you
Great video thanks again
Hey! Jeff! Glad you and Hannah made it. That's ridiculous to get power run to you! Yall need some solar!
Hope it's a great experience for ya in Alaska Hannah.
Love it! (Garden Plain Kansas)
Hey that's better than what we sleep on in Colorado. I've been sleeping on an old army cot with sleeping bags every time we go up there.
Are there any deer growin up there at y’all spot? That would make a cool video! Unless Kansas is full of spikes and baskets!! Love the videos!
Appreciate y'all it's looking good
Generac makes a reason whole house generator that runs on propane or natural gas. They work great. Probably the best on the market. Reasonably priced. Variety of sizes
When I moved to SD 34 years ago, the homestead was in the country. We were the last house on the electrical power line. Our electric was outrageously high, compared to my neighbors up the road. After a few months of paying $400 to $500 per month. I told the power company to come and get their damn meter off my property. I installed solar panels on the roof and had 2 wind generators. I had more electrical power than I knew what to do with. A few years later I added another wind generator to power my shop. There’s a new solar panels that can extract H2O out of the air.
Appreciate ya' sharing.
My back hurts just looking at those mattresses 😂
I believe the $16k. Want to run electricity about 250' from the road up in Maine and it's over $5k. Fortunately, I got electricians in the family so that cost can get cut by a lot. I'm going to put the line underground. All I need to do is pay for the materials, fire the grill up and make sure we don't run out of beer.
Power accessibility and water is the first question i ask when I'm looking at property.
But for what you are using it for a generator will be perfect
Hannah better show ol’ Jeff how to upload some videos lol. It’s nice to see someone else gettin shit done and doin everything theirselves like you two do. I grew up the same way in a small town in Oklahoma.
2 years ago here in Arkansas my buddy had electric ran to his cabin, about 400 yards as well, $20,000 was the charge. Totally ridiculous, but when it’s not to a residence they give no breaks, if it had been to a residence, it’s like Jeff says, the first couple poles are no charge, and would’ve been about half the price
Good old Jeff lol
The woods master
Jeff, you need to build a Delco House (look it up, it was before your time.) It's basically a small building that houses a bank of batteries to run your appliances. The original Delco houses used a small generator to charge the batteries, but you could use solar panels and use your generator to charge the batteries, when the solar panels were insufficient to keep up with demand. The solar panels would also keep the batteries from freezing during long periods of inactivity,
Nice!!!
Get one of them whole home generators and propane tank.. it’s a hell of lot less than $16,000 😳
Yes because propane won't go bad sitting like gasoline. Diesel stores well though, but can gel in the harsh winter temps.
HI JEFF & HANNAH 👋
GLAD YOU'LL MADE IT SAFELY TO 🙏 YOUR HOME IN KANSAS .
IT ALL WORKS THE SAME JUST DEPENDS ON HOW MUCH 🤔 $$$$$$ YOU WANT TO SPEND THING ! HANNAH BE SAFE ON 🙏 YOUR ADVENTURE !
YOU'LL BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON 🙏 YOUR ADVENTURES ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 THANK YOU 🙏
When Hannah says, "stuck in Alaska...with no service" you can see Jeff's face just say "shit..." 🤣
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Jeff, we really need your videos since Hanna don't make videos anymore. Love your work.
Good stuff! Everything except that quote for an electricity drop! Holy smokes!!! RIDICULOUS!!!
$16,000 !!? Wow !! Heard you mentioning solar panels . May I suggest a wind turbine . We often have stretches of 3-4 gloomy and overcast days , especially during fall and winter , here in Kansas .
I'm sure you've noticed there is no lack of wind though . In fact , "Kansas or Kan-za" means Wind People or People of The South Wind .
Jeff is so great he makes me laugh
I agree with Hannah on the air mattress being cold. I wake up after sleeping on an air mattress after 2 hours freezing and my body just aches all over. But I can't stand to be cold cause it causes me so much more pain. I would rather sleep on a couple of blankets on the floor than and air mattress.
Jeff you might find out that Kansas is just as proud of their propane as they are of their electricity. I would definitely try to go solar if you can.
I made a set of bunk beds doing something similar. Dadgum thing weighed about 800 lbs, but man was it solid.
Well that mouse that crawled across you the other night was just looking for a warm spot LMAO
@Jeff and Hannah Barron I know vlogs are more your thing, but hey would you please consider doing a show on recommended homesteading, hunting & trapping, survivalist/prepper style reference books and basic necessary essential survival gear? I'm worried about the times ahead and you two seem to be very capable woods people and I would trust your opinions of the books more than my own. Perhaps it could be a revenue stream for you to sell reference books or gear off a website. Thx (sorry for the redundancy I figure you might not have a chance to see this since you have an incoming hurricane (I wish you good luck) so I hedged my bets and posted on both channels).
You should look into a heat pump system, you could do that whole cabin with one head. Heat pumps are awesome because they cool and dehumidify in the summer and heat in the winter, and they run at 110v so you could run it off your generator.
Look at the Winco pto driven generators , you can run it off your tractor . I just installed two propane units on our place , propane vs diesel , diesel is cheaper, and you can go get it yourself anytime , propane cost more and someone has to bring it to you. Anyway good luck .
Keep us informed so we know and your family knows your both doing ok. Working and traveling.
Top Shape !
Hey just because Jeff can make it look easy, don't mean the rest of us can.😂
"Anyway we just gon slap some stuff together" and then it looks amazing... classic Jeff 🤣
If there is a sponsor out there that can supply a #solarpanel #solarenergy to Jeff Burton would appreciate ya.
That power got gold in it. lol
Thanks Guys
I hope Jackery or Lion, blue eddy battery packs Spooners you guys, it would work great there an the house boat.
Would ya'll please get a wireless microphone to use so we can hear , that drill is really loud but barely can hear you. We'd preciate that too
We had a cabin upstate NY they wanted 10 grand to run it 100 yards. We used a generator too
Think Solar !! Good off grid option..
Never have the sun in the background or cover your mic with your finger on the phone! Just some tips to make better quality video's. Love the content, it's always my first choice to view. Have fun in Alaska.
We're talking bout Hannah here lol good luck 😄
@@MrRichieIII What was I thinking :)
If you have the receipt or you paid with a card have them do price adjustments for the lumber think it is like 90 days time frame
Had great cell service in alaska depending on where you are at
Find out the codes for Kansas and trench and bury conduit and run up the pole. Hire and electrical contractor to pull the cable and connect to your panel at the cabin. Be sure there is enough cable to run up the pole and connect to the overhead cables. Price the cable to see if you can save money buying the cable or having the electrical contractor price. Be sure all is permitted and inspected.
I can work all day in the heat but it's gonna be cool when I sleep. Here in south Carolina it's muggy and in the 90's. Gotta peel your clothes off before getting in the shower.
Jeff is so efficient!! 😫
CANT BLAME YA ON THE POWER, 16K WILL BE A MOSTEROUS SOLAR SET UP
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It might be expensive because wire has gone way up. It's 6x what it was a year ago. Starting to come down a little bit, but it's no different than plywood. I saw 10 dollar sheets of OSB marked at 40 bucks too.
$10-20000 would run a generator for some years 👍
Hey there. Is there some way to chat privately? I'm an electrician and a fan of y'alls videos. AND, I bowhunt (or used to.) AND, I've bowhunted in Kansas! BIG DEER!! Anyway, I would like to help. You don't want to listen to a generator ALL of the time.
Was that Evergy that gave you that price? Depending where you are at, there are alternate power suppliers. Might also check into running underground lines, and then connecting in to a power provider.
Entergy charged me about 5k for the service to my place. 2 poles up front, but I had about 4 poles after that to get to the meter pole which I had to provide and fit out.