Building a Nature Cabin: The Bird Hide - Off Grid Project (PART 2)
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Date: 2022-03-23
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scott
Cut shingles from chestnut trees or cedar trees I used pine too the branches knots cut top and bottom for the fire the clear with a foe split shingles I used strapping
1x4 inch and as close together as you want to the weather 4 inch to 6 inches to the weather. save money. rubber roof as it is near flat? Like the new series of videos!
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Cut shingles from chestnut trees or cedar trees I used pine too the branches knots cut top and bottom for the fire the clear with a foe split shingles I used strapping
1x4 inch and as close together as you want to the weather 4 inch to 6 inches to the weather. save money. rubber roof as it is near flat? Like the new series of videos!
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jason
Love it and it'll will be great I'm sure, sadly my advise would be to add some corrosion outdoor Turbo screws size 6 & 110mm we don't want to see it crumble when the roof has 4 of snow on it. Those 3 screws you used to fix all the walls to the 18mm moisture chipboard and to the Ash post are no way long enough. - just saying.
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Love it and it'll will be great I'm sure, sadly my advise would be to add some corrosion outdoor Turbo screws size 6 & 110mm we don't want to see it crumble when the roof has 4 of snow on it. Those 3 screws you used to fix all the walls to the 18mm moisture chipboard and to the Ash post are no way long enough. - just saying.
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Alan
I've done it again! watched the first episode and thought oh i wished i waited until all episodes were done and the cabin was complete to binge watch but didn't learn my lesson and watched episode 2 straight away, Love the videos you do with your dad too cant wait until the next episode already, keep up the good work guys
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I've done it again! watched the first episode and thought oh i wished i waited until all episodes were done and the cabin was complete to binge watch but didn't learn my lesson and watched episode 2 straight away, Love the videos you do with your dad too cant wait until the next episode already, keep up the good work guys
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Brian
Dude looks like great work, and I mean that. But with all that work and quality craftsmanship, why for gods sake wouldnt you put down 30 in concrete footers. I know its a temporary structure. But youve gone this far, you might as well think about a somewhat decent foundation.
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Dude looks like great work, and I mean that. But with all that work and quality craftsmanship, why for gods sake wouldnt you put down 30 in concrete footers. I know its a temporary structure. But youve gone this far, you might as well think about a somewhat decent foundation.
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GaryLaneUK
Amazing build. Once it's fully built its gonna be heavy! Make sure your happy with the floor posts as they seem to be the main factor that's going to determine how long the hide lasts! I personally would use reclaimed bricks or some sort of stacked flag stones.
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Amazing build. Once it's fully built its gonna be heavy! Make sure your happy with the floor posts as they seem to be the main factor that's going to determine how long the hide lasts! I personally would use reclaimed bricks or some sort of stacked flag stones.
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Lynette
You mentioned you had some really bad storms this past year. How did the round house and the Viking and all your other structures over in the bushcraft woods fare? I d do the roof first as that floor looks like a particular board and it will melt.
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You mentioned you had some really bad storms this past year. How did the round house and the Viking and all your other structures over in the bushcraft woods fare? I d do the roof first as that floor looks like a particular board and it will melt.
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R. L
I'd say the roof, w/o a doubt. You could then keep working on the interior if it should rain. Can't wait to see the future wildlife vids. Oh, will you at least have heat/stove of some sort, for future cold weather, when finished?
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I'd say the roof, w/o a doubt. You could then keep working on the interior if it should rain. Can't wait to see the future wildlife vids. Oh, will you at least have heat/stove of some sort, for future cold weather, when finished?
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Matthew
I'm really enjoying these videos Mike and you and Graeme remind me so much of myself and my Dad working together. Same sense of humour even. And no doubts off camera putting the world to rights. Keep up the good work!
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I'm really enjoying these videos Mike and you and Graeme remind me so much of myself and my Dad working together. Same sense of humour even. And no doubts off camera putting the world to rights. Keep up the good work!
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Jamie
I think its awesome that the giant ash tree is still a part of the woodland. I'm voting for roof. Even a little bit of overhang will keep at least part of the walls out of the rain as well as the floor.
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I think its awesome that the giant ash tree is still a part of the woodland. I'm voting for roof. Even a little bit of overhang will keep at least part of the walls out of the rain as well as the floor.
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