Building the Walls & Roof: Off Grid Shelter using 100 Year Old Ash Tree Tiny Cabin in the Woods
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Date: 2022-03-31
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warren
Love your videos! Great looking project! Awesome that you and your dad are building it Together! have you thought about putting a window/a piece of glass in the door so you can see out and to let more light inside. :)
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Love your videos! Great looking project! Awesome that you and your dad are building it Together! have you thought about putting a window/a piece of glass in the door so you can see out and to let more light inside. :)
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Jim
Great wee structure - well done. You could use it for some overnights too I'm sure - and maybe we'll see the development of the shelter to an all-purpose wee woodland structure. So enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
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Great wee structure - well done. You could use it for some overnights too I'm sure - and maybe we'll see the development of the shelter to an all-purpose wee woodland structure. So enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
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terry
If you can get metal roofing sheets, looks like you would only need about 4 of them or so. Thats a usual for our outbuilding around here and is more durable than just the roofing felt underlayment.
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If you can get metal roofing sheets, looks like you would only need about 4 of them or so. Thats a usual for our outbuilding around here and is more durable than just the roofing felt underlayment.
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Ricky
You can use some of that sawdust to make excellent fire starters. Melt some wax, salvaged from old candles, pour it into a container of the sawdust, and then form the mix into any shape you desire.
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You can use some of that sawdust to make excellent fire starters. Melt some wax, salvaged from old candles, pour it into a container of the sawdust, and then form the mix into any shape you desire.
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Say
The storm of the millennium is almost here and whoever survives the coming storm will be in a world of shlt it will be some extreme hard times more than anyone could ever possibly imagine.
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The storm of the millennium is almost here and whoever survives the coming storm will be in a world of shlt it will be some extreme hard times more than anyone could ever possibly imagine.
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travel
Again! Your Pop s is a pleasure to watch work. You? Meh? lol I m joking, it s a pleasure to watch you fellows work together. Take care, and blessings upon you and your family.
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Again! Your Pop s is a pleasure to watch work. You? Meh? lol I m joking, it s a pleasure to watch you fellows work together. Take care, and blessings upon you and your family.
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John
The overlap could of been a bit greater. You may also need to drive some screws in as the boards start to really dry out they may start curling. ( hope not) great effort guys.
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The overlap could of been a bit greater. You may also need to drive some screws in as the boards start to really dry out they may start curling. ( hope not) great effort guys.
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rvt17408
Great job. Honest question though. Why didn't you bring the length of each cladding board out to the corner of each post to cover the corners? Respect to all.
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Great job. Honest question though. Why didn't you bring the length of each cladding board out to the corner of each post to cover the corners? Respect to all.
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jed
the walls i like. i have nothing against the walls, magnificent. but the roof? looks like a grenadier guards officer in full dress uniform wearing a baseball cap.
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the walls i like. i have nothing against the walls, magnificent. but the roof? looks like a grenadier guards officer in full dress uniform wearing a baseball cap.
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