Simple off grid cabin (Part 2).........that anyone can build & afford

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Bushradical

Bushradical

3 роки тому

(PART 2).... of building a simple off grid cabin anyone can build and afford. My wife Brooke and I finish up the siding, put of the roof, finish paint & trim, Install windows and doors and a woodstove!
Dave Whipple
Here is the link to PART ONE of this video series.
• Simple off grid Cabin ...

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@jillculpepper6940
@jillculpepper6940 11 місяців тому
It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book ukposts.infoUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
@kensmith5694
@kensmith5694 10 місяців тому
For a small cabin a simple shed roof works well. For a larger one, the tall side and short side have to differ by too much to get the water to run off OK. In that case you switch to a peaked roof of some type.
@bearco.propertymaintenance6399
@bearco.propertymaintenance6399 5 місяців тому
If you're getting up to a point of worrying about water running off the roof you gone past the point where you had a tiny cabin I mean 10×12 is small but still doable for most people
@TheJasonlaird100
@TheJasonlaird100 3 роки тому
Dude, you are literally the Bob Ross of the cabin building world, so relaxing watching you build these, bravo 👏
@badmojomojo501
@badmojomojo501 3 роки тому
Lol , I was trying to think of who he reminded me of , spot on.
@Phil-jc1dd
@Phil-jc1dd 3 роки тому
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@ThomasJScharmann
@ThomasJScharmann 3 роки тому
Agreed. Nailed it.
@crazy_eyed_mama
@crazy_eyed_mama 2 роки тому
My thoughts exactly!
@AnnaMaeBullock
@AnnaMaeBullock 2 роки тому
Bob Villa
@thomasdaily4363
@thomasdaily4363 3 роки тому
I love the way to you talk "to" us, like friends chatting, rather than "at" us, like a lecture. That's how a lot of videos of this type seem to be.
@SnarkasticSunny
@SnarkasticSunny 2 місяці тому
I totally agree & enjoy that "talking to a friend" style.
@ekyxor
@ekyxor 3 роки тому
Here in Finland we never put just one layer of windows but two. The space between the windows works as an insulation. In old houses the inner window is often removable so during summer time it helps to keep the house bit cooler.
@vcrunchy3672
@vcrunchy3672 3 роки тому
we do too but they used used glass. It seems foolish not to put in another piece of glass in an area that obviously will get cold.
@UltimatePokemonFan75
@UltimatePokemonFan75 2 роки тому
You can get insulated glass that has two quarter-inch panes with a half-inch air space. They work just as well.
@tomcurran1538
@tomcurran1538 2 роки тому
Yes, you would get condensation with a single pane.
@nsbstrong3624
@nsbstrong3624 2 роки тому
No you dont
@mrmixalotcreative5847
@mrmixalotcreative5847 2 роки тому
Yes. Recently double glazed my house - made an amazing difference
@jacobliao6058
@jacobliao6058 3 роки тому
I may only be a highschool student, but this makes me want to go out and find property to live like this.
@betsygodwin8938
@betsygodwin8938 3 роки тому
Jocob Liao- DO IT! I always said stuff like that when I was your age and I regret not taking action. So make a plan and do what you really want to !!! (yes you will have to wait until you can actually buy some property!)
@ericssmith2014
@ericssmith2014 3 роки тому
“find property” - so, some bad news about that…
@maxkuznetsov2909
@maxkuznetsov2909 3 роки тому
DO IT, if you find a place. Look into cob homes as well. Now is the time, because what the future has in store is not a future most will want a part of. Go off grid. Become self sustainable. Trust in god in everything you do.
@MosesLakeHomes
@MosesLakeHomes 3 роки тому
I'll help you find the land. :D
@johnoliver6372
@johnoliver6372 3 роки тому
I first got the itch for this life when I was about 18/19 and the older I get the more I fall in love with this style of living. There’s never a boring moment, there’s always something to do, the work feels meaningful and gives me purpose so it is always so worth it. Bushradical said something in the part 1 video that I’ll paraphrase: “humans are meant to build their own house, it’s in our DNA”. I’ll take it a step further and say humans are meant to live in nature and use their labor for growing food, woodworking, welding, raising animals, etc. and not to be stuck behind a desk in front of a screen. A simple life and living in harmony with nature is the best/healthiest way to live for most people-basically the exact opposite of what our society and mass media leads you to believe you need for peace and happiness.
@BryceMatheson
@BryceMatheson 3 роки тому
I don't know what it is about Dave's voice, but it's so soothing. He could read me a bedtime story any night.
@saginawdan
@saginawdan 3 роки тому
That might be a little scary having Dave sitting next to your bedside.😆
@kody6518
@kody6518 3 роки тому
I was just thinking that same thing lol like the bushes baked beans commercial
@catherinebridges3695
@catherinebridges3695 3 роки тому
I like his voice too. Reminds me of my first love. I love how the two of you work together. My husband and I working together is a show called This F%$&ing House. 😂. Remember the old Disney wild life shows. He sounds like the narrator of that.
@kimberlyroy1157
@kimberlyroy1157 3 роки тому
I so agree I just love listening to him.
@cherylt8590
@cherylt8590 3 роки тому
Bryce Matheson ditto👍😆...
@FatherOfTheParty
@FatherOfTheParty 2 роки тому
I've built many things and a two-person crew is more than twice as fast as a one person crew. When you were putting on the roof tin, Brook was hauling and handing it up. Saving those up and downs is huge. In addition, another person to grab dropped items, remember things you'll forget, hold up the end of a long piece (instead of building a jig to do it), all makes for a lot more efficiency. You two work really well together and that's a joy.
@scottwillis5434
@scottwillis5434 2 роки тому
Another great video! Just remember that "easy" is after he's spent 20 years in construction. If you're a beginner you'll be making mistakes while you learn, so go easy on yourself. When joining stovepipe, want the top pipe's tail inside the lower pipe. Creosote from the burning wood will condense (especially from a slow fire) and run down inside the pipe, and you want that to stay inside rather than run down the outside of the stovepipe. Use only special high-temperature paint, if you paint. Glad to see him putting in heat shields! People have been killed by stoves igniting houses.
@mas5949
@mas5949 2 роки тому
Wasn’t super comfortable he doesn’t have a clean out tee. Especially since he cut cost and went with what looks like single wall pipe on the outside. Soot and creosote is going to build up quick as the exhaust starts to cool.
@joeg9920
@joeg9920 4 місяці тому
Think about reversing the smoke pipe sections from the wood stove by using the female end first from the stove connection.This will help prevent the creosote from running down the outside of the pipe connection seams after some usage . Still an Excellent video.
@kratoseus309
@kratoseus309 3 роки тому
That trick with the hammer to bend the mild steel bracket was genius
@jackforhome823
@jackforhome823 3 роки тому
Yea ama have to learn that one.
@shawnr771
@shawnr771 3 роки тому
@@jackforhome823 I just did.
@billinhouston3291
@billinhouston3291 3 роки тому
No kidding. Simple tools, smart guy.
@MrsCasa
@MrsCasa 3 роки тому
That's EXACTLY what I was thinking!
@jackforhome823
@jackforhome823 3 роки тому
@@MrsCasa yea that's gonna come in handy some day
@wdubduece8913
@wdubduece8913 3 роки тому
I've built 49 tiny houses for homeless veterans. I love seeing stuff like this! Can't wait for the final product!
@jyoung2393
@jyoung2393 3 роки тому
I'd like to thank you for building homes for homeless vets. I can't thank of a more worthy group of people.
@norasalamar
@norasalamar 3 роки тому
V
@billinhouston3291
@billinhouston3291 3 роки тому
Thank you for doing that.
@wdubduece8913
@wdubduece8913 3 роки тому
@@billinhouston3291 Thanks, I'm not done :)
@mitchelperkins6723
@mitchelperkins6723 3 роки тому
Kudos for helping our beloved veterans. They have earned what they get!
@loctrice
@loctrice Рік тому
I just built my first 10x12 cabin. It is our kitchen. I'm building 2 smaller single pitch roof cabins for living areas. I didn't build exactly what you did but I have watched these 2 build videos a lot of times for ideas and "how you done it" along with the well and a few others. I am almost done building up my first off grid homestead and ready to save money to move to our land in the mountains that we been wanting. Great videos :)
@garljoens
@garljoens 2 роки тому
Hey man, I gotta say that I am very grateful to you for these videos. My partner has some land that we're building a few tiny houses on and we were struggling to get something up before winter so we ended up just following right along with this video series and it looks like we're gonna have something very similar to this completed in a week or two. This kind of very simple comprehensive guidance that makes it all very accessible is hard to come by if you haven't grown up with anybody who does construction, and for both of us it's set us off on the path towards being able to do even more complex building projects, and I just want to say it's very much thanks to you in this case, so thank you! I'll send you pictures when it's done if you like.
@Bushradical
@Bushradical 2 роки тому
Thank you
@N3WBIESKI11Z
@N3WBIESKI11Z 2 роки тому
@@Bushradical How much did all the materials cost you to build this?
@Jvmo
@Jvmo 11 місяців тому
How much did it cost you to build this?
@melzornes7967
@melzornes7967 3 роки тому
Something really satisfying about hearing a hammer and nails instead of an impact drill and screws....🤷‍♂️
@cisium1184
@cisium1184 3 роки тому
Impact drivers are annoying. REEEEEE! REEEEEE!
@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney
@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney 3 роки тому
It’s not a great sound, but I doubt I’ll ever hammer a nail again.
@raicebannon1936
@raicebannon1936 3 роки тому
They are called framing nailers or nail guns. No one uses impact drivers to frame.
@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney
@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney 3 роки тому
@@raicebannon1936 I do, but I don’t frame stuff for a living. That would be too expensive and take too long.
@theruddyman
@theruddyman 3 роки тому
Theses guys inspire me to buy land and build
@epj900
@epj900 3 роки тому
Love the use of the claw hammer when twisting the steel bracket
@NeilBraun
@NeilBraun 3 роки тому
I agree, that taught me something new I wouldn't have thought of.
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Hello nice to meet you I love you
@GRocvidz
@GRocvidz 3 роки тому
The amount of trust and coordination between you and your sheila is legendary.
@crackseller321
@crackseller321 3 роки тому
I would love to have the kind of relationship you and your wife have. In my community its hard to find a good woman like that.
@rushiaskinnerwallace6175
@rushiaskinnerwallace6175 Рік тому
Love this series. Adore Brooks touches to it with the pine garland, pine cones, wreath, the sloth painted door….. I kinda have a crush on you two, lol.
@arnolambrechts2422
@arnolambrechts2422 3 роки тому
This video and the previous one has opened up a whole new world for me! Thanks guys for changing my life.
@gasmoneyindustry
@gasmoneyindustry 3 роки тому
Same
@zeenasworld
@zeenasworld 3 роки тому
Me too.
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Hello nice to meet you I love you ❤️👍
@sandrahardin3654
@sandrahardin3654 3 роки тому
Love this couple. They work so hard together and appear to get along well. Says volumes about being married to the right person and having similar interests.
@izzaborealisdries6896
@izzaborealisdries6896 3 роки тому
really discovering this ... Says volumes about being married to the right person and having similar interests... guess i didnt chose well..#whenpeoplemisguideyou
@rickreese5794
@rickreese5794 2 роки тому
Life partners DO exist... God provides...
@THandP_org
@THandP_org 2 роки тому
@@izzaborealisdries6896 modern "guidelines" around this are frequently misleading. Historically, cultures have recognized that people don't stay the same, they grow. Sometimes, they grow apart. That's not a mistake, and I hope you can allow yourself some grace and give both of you permission to grow. Be the example you need for your self, and I hope you find your path to happiness.
@bobwood9246
@bobwood9246 3 роки тому
Loved hearing the use of Grandpa's saw. Shows the love of family values & knowledge passed!
@mthlaxer
@mthlaxer 3 роки тому
This guy reminds me and sounds like a young Ron Swanson. Great video!!
@jujitusuka
@jujitusuka 3 роки тому
I too subbed due to pt1, the simplicity and almost casual manner of the build is truly inspirational, I’m almost beginning to believe I could do this....
@9252LIFE
@9252LIFE 3 роки тому
You could do it!
@GemCityDudeistPriest
@GemCityDudeistPriest 3 роки тому
I am building a little rougher cabin on my channel if you want some ideas check it out!
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Hi nice to meet you I love you ❤️
@Tsamokie
@Tsamokie 3 роки тому
subdued* to pt1
@cdiers26
@cdiers26 3 роки тому
Just use the swear jar you inevitably need to create for this project to fund the furnishings and you will be living like a king/ queen
@thomasdarby6084
@thomasdarby6084 3 роки тому
After re-viewing this and part 1, I could see myself living in a small cabin... a wee bit larger... the way you've built it. But at 68 and in a wheelchair, unable to work as well as I used to, it seems far off. On Social Security, I'm lucky to afford to eat regularly, so I must disagree with the idea that "anyone" can afford it. I still dream. For years I had put it off, because my former wife thought that living off the grid in a remote cabin was not a good idea... away from doctors, friends, Walmart. But as I said to her then, I'd rather die quietly in the woods than to live five years longer in a noisy, dirty city. To each their own, I guess! Thank you.
@5thdimension625
@5thdimension625 3 роки тому
Maybe your current or next girl will build one for you.
@NorthernKitty
@NorthernKitty 3 роки тому
Have to agree with the "anyone can afford it". There's a lot of people struggling just to have a few extra dollars at the end of the month, and this assumes being able to afford a piece of property and the annual taxes on it to begin with. I would have been happier with a title of "almost anyone can afford".
@dianajean4837
@dianajean4837 3 роки тому
@@NorthernKitty I think that is unfair to lay on Dave. Yes there are people who are struggling. There are also people who have saved, used long term planning to build and live their dreams. They've also developed a skill set to allow them to do things cheaper. Dave and Brooke have worked hard, developed skill sets, bought remote property that is less expensive, sourced and saved materials at reasonable costs that allow them to do this. Why not celebrate a win instead of trying to correct this man over a matter of wording and others views of the world? A bungalow on the Bird Streets in LA right now is about 25 million. Everything is relative.
@thomasdarby6084
@thomasdarby6084 3 роки тому
@@5thdimension625 Lol! That would be good. Now that my grandchildren have kids, and live 3000 miles away, I can't expect much help! Maybe if I win the lottery (magically), I'll hire some elves to build my house in the deep woods.
@NorthernKitty
@NorthernKitty 3 роки тому
@@dianajean4837 I didn't lay anything on Dave, I simply agreed with the original poster that it's more accurate to say "most" people and not "all". Nor did I fail to "celebrate a win", my OTHER comment here was: "Thanks so much for sharing this, inspiring dreams!!" I thought Thomas made a fair point and merely explained why. For all either you or I know, Dave may fully agree in retrospect. There are a ton of people with nothing right now despite a lifetime of saving and planning. I just felt we shouldn't ignore that reality. I'm truly sorry if you feel they're somehow at fault for their own circumstances and not worthy of any consideration, or perhaps just wanting to practice denial that they exist. Finally, if you were so interested in creating more positivity in the world, you wouldn't have turned my comment into something it wasn't, trying to pick a fight with me.
@robertroy1878
@robertroy1878 2 роки тому
It's early December and winter is just around the corner! That is funny to a Canadian. I absolutely love these videos.
@MichaelScott-hr6xp
@MichaelScott-hr6xp 3 роки тому
Who ever dislike this are horrible people.The amount of work that went into these videos is insane.From editing to all the different camera angles is unreal
@UltimateAnarchy
@UltimateAnarchy 2 роки тому
Those are the idiot millennials who don't know what a hammer is.
@Hurtio
@Hurtio 2 роки тому
Tell em Prison Mike!
@Krey_
@Krey_ 2 роки тому
who? can't tell now that the counter was removed LOL
@patriciaherman6499
@patriciaherman6499 3 роки тому
This is Zen to me, with understated background music very little talk, just poetry in motion of you and Brooke. Blessings to all. 😃🇺🇸
@DarrenMalin
@DarrenMalin 3 роки тому
o yes , coffee feet up and zen out :)
@baylorbear6566
@baylorbear6566 3 роки тому
I subbed because of part 1 and i've never been so excited for a part 2. I love all your videos! Keep them coming!!!
@1991enduro
@1991enduro 3 роки тому
Same
@doinksoup
@doinksoup 3 роки тому
Yupp.
@drk218
@drk218 3 роки тому
Dave has a ton of great videos! I think I’ve watched them all. Got started one day and just had to binge! Now I watch Brooks channel a lot too.
@Knightrayn
@Knightrayn 3 роки тому
Same. This made my day! Thanks for posting!
@reecehaydenmaks
@reecehaydenmaks 3 роки тому
Man I have been stalking you on youtube 🤪 Finally a Man and His Wife who talk like real folks and don't try to make themselves sound more important and don't have more tools than since. Use what you need and that's it. Thank You, ...from a Dad who's cooked his whole life up until last year. Now I am trying to learn carpentry🤔 Haha 😂 You could say my carpentry skills are kinda like the way I have Smoked Bbq Pork, for the last 35+ year's "slow and low" 😏👌
@Eurazba
@Eurazba Рік тому
The part about burning the wood stove beforehand was interesting! In all the videos I've seen of people talking about wood stoves they've used for their homes, none of them have ever mentioned burning it beforehand (though probably because they didn't know themselves) or about any smell it's produced. Thanks for the tip!
@michiei6317
@michiei6317 3 роки тому
I just appreciate the upfront advice! You tell it like it is and inspire us to do something about life and not let our fear or insecurity get in the way of getting out and doing it! 👍
@donbrooks8479
@donbrooks8479 3 роки тому
No one is home! Open the door! 😂 Thank you for making this video, it is encouraging.
@tauraszenkevicius8263
@tauraszenkevicius8263 3 роки тому
Who the heck downvoted this video? Dave, you and your wife seem like such gentle souls. Also, this video series has been both informative and peaceful. THANKYOU!
@Bushradical
@Bushradical 3 роки тому
Thanks
@williwarwill6843
@williwarwill6843 3 роки тому
I think you should have to explain your thumbs down when you give it, it makes no sense
@leanderearls5022
@leanderearls5022 3 роки тому
I would like to thank Brooke and You for taking the time to make this useful and wonderful video..you guys are awesome!!!
@CaptainJuiccy
@CaptainJuiccy 3 роки тому
So relaxing and inspiring. I swear I smell that first fire of the stove once it was actually installed :')
@dinkydink7910
@dinkydink7910 3 роки тому
You two looked very familiar but I couldn’t place it in Part 1. Now, it finally hit me that you were on “Alone.” That is probably the greatest reality show ever made. This is a great video also. Keep up the good work.
@DarrellPoe
@DarrellPoe 3 роки тому
Would love to see any info you have to share on budget, materials list, plans/drawings, etc. - great video series!
@pang-ngiavang1956
@pang-ngiavang1956 3 роки тому
Ditto!
@ShunglaHD
@ShunglaHD 3 роки тому
Agreed!
@kelshaler4499
@kelshaler4499 3 роки тому
Absolutely! Great Couple working together!
@gabrielharrison5489
@gabrielharrison5489 3 роки тому
This please!
@hahern242
@hahern242 3 роки тому
💯 yes
@claudiafotiou7546
@claudiafotiou7546 2 роки тому
Thank you so much for sharing each step of this incredible journey. Super inspired by both of your talent and hard work! :)
@zachprescott8784
@zachprescott8784 2 роки тому
Watched the first part and half the second before I recognized you two from Alone. Great videos, very informative and really appreciate the parts where you emphasize anyone can do this and it's in our DNA to build for ourselves. I keep telling my family I'm going to build my own house one day and they just laugh at me.
@MikeMaxwell1961
@MikeMaxwell1961 3 роки тому
Why would anyone downvote such a great, informative video? These people are nothing short of Saints, IMO. They're providing a useful service and God Bless them for it.
@aeronautisch
@aeronautisch 3 роки тому
HOA and government representatives.
@cisium1184
@cisium1184 Рік тому
You can find someone, somewhere, to downvote anything. Kittens baking apple pies - somebody out there will downvote it. Apples are too tart! Kittens don't have opposable thumbs! You left the crust out too long before baking. Some people are just killjoys.
@almVancouver
@almVancouver 3 роки тому
I so appreciate you giving us a lifetime's worth of little hints and such. You're a great teacher. Thanks for this!
@cori7209
@cori7209 2 роки тому
I love seeing your wife doing the same work as you. You two work well together!!
@chevelle68100
@chevelle68100 2 роки тому
I love all your videos. Your cabins are fantastic and I learn a lot from watching you build.
@donaldhofman5257
@donaldhofman5257 3 роки тому
I've built many sheds and chicken coops like this! Hopefully others will take an interest in doing this themselves and save a lot of money!
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 3 роки тому
Door should open outward, only thing that I would definitely do different. Reason more space inside and harder to be kicked or forced in and also for escape reasons, a fire, multiple people, it's easier to get out.
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Hi nice to meet you
@paulh6591
@paulh6591 3 роки тому
@@NoNORADon911 Well. so long as prankster doesn't screw in a plank across the doorway while you're sleeping, or there's a four-foot snow drift after a blizzard!
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 3 роки тому
@@paulh6591 True there is always different things to consider. When I was 19 (30 years ago) I spent the night at my then GFs apartment, a jealous guy tied a rope from the inswing doorknob to the railing outside, then in the am I could only open the door just enough to squeeze my arm through to cut the rope.
@caroldorsett8170
@caroldorsett8170 3 роки тому
My build of choice for building.
@ashleygordon8740
@ashleygordon8740 3 роки тому
Day 272 of quarantine: ‘I’m going to build myself a cabin.’
@luiskunder
@luiskunder 3 роки тому
I´m thinking about same...
@user-rx9ur5iw1b
@user-rx9ur5iw1b 3 роки тому
You need a boyfriend
@campingwiththecups4459
@campingwiththecups4459 3 роки тому
😂
@drunkhusband6257
@drunkhusband6257 3 роки тому
There is no quarantine......
@reverendgaddy2435
@reverendgaddy2435 3 роки тому
@@user-rx9ur5iw1b No! YOU need a boyfriend! :D
@paulmac007
@paulmac007 3 роки тому
Just brilliant!! Well done Dave & Brooke.... you guys are awesome and a great team! with love from the UK.
@mountainman.4478
@mountainman.4478 3 роки тому
So peaceful watching these building videos. I imagine myself living in there, away from the crazy world! Thank you!
@anthonycook8703
@anthonycook8703 3 роки тому
Something I found when building my house, the harder I hit those nails the less often they bent. Lots of gentle taps seemed to warm them up and soften them. Bam, bam, bam, bam. Done.
@katherineuribe2952
@katherineuribe2952 3 роки тому
You learn a lot doing your own work.
@youarehere1251
@youarehere1251 3 роки тому
You better wear some good hearing protection when hammering nails, this is the worst noise cause of hearing loss.
@workman1654
@workman1654 3 роки тому
So cool, man. I can breathe the fresh air and feel the peace of mind through the screen.
@Privatemb
@Privatemb Рік тому
These videos are super helpful and informative I feel like you’re explaining just the right amount of information for anyone even a beginner to be able to feel comfortable doing something like this. And I find the narrative and the way that you explain it to be very calm and patient and makes it seem like a very positive process rather than a burden or a hassle. The way hi I have sometimes received information for building things in the past has been very discouraging and negative. So it is very awesome for me to receive some knowledge in a way that uplifts me and empowers me to try this again and to view it as a joy rather than a fear or inconvenience
@DavidJohnson-hr7pb
@DavidJohnson-hr7pb 3 роки тому
I love how real this guy is :-) seems like a good person to hang out with
@PBure96
@PBure96 3 роки тому
The two of them were on the show "Alone" and I thought the same thing :) I won't spoil it for you, but needless to say, they built a very cool shelter. Brooke's "temporary shelter" was impressive on its own.
@Nerd3927
@Nerd3927 3 роки тому
Everything is affordable, except for the land and view. That is priceless.
@briangable08
@briangable08 3 роки тому
Location.location, location, great video, great view
@queensizzdiva
@queensizzdiva 2 роки тому
You and your wife made a very inspirational video, the fact that it's relaxing doesn't hurt, thank you for sharing!
@donnalooney2115
@donnalooney2115 2 роки тому
You are very inspirational! Thank you for posting and sharing. We need more people like you guys in the world! Good job
@LOVEMUFFIN_official
@LOVEMUFFIN_official 3 роки тому
I literally saw part 1 for the first time ever yesterday. And then, lo and behold, the second one arrives the very next day!
@doublezero7852
@doublezero7852 3 роки тому
Literally?
@octopussmasher2694
@octopussmasher2694 3 роки тому
Same here
@LOVEMUFFIN_official
@LOVEMUFFIN_official 3 роки тому
@@doublezero7852 The one and only time it is acceptable to use the word “literally”. (Thought in retrospect, I realize it may have contributed to the muddying of the conversational waters, so to speak)
@raw123yt
@raw123yt 3 роки тому
I enjoyed seeing all the hand tools used.
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
I love your video so much ❤️👍
@aerialrescuesolutions3277
@aerialrescuesolutions3277 3 роки тому
Yes, hand tools always work, and no batteries. Jim
@victoriafulton3042
@victoriafulton3042 Рік тому
This build with step by step instructions is fantastic. Thank you both
@wildernesshermit
@wildernesshermit 2 роки тому
Excellent work both in construction and presentation. Nice to see two people who KNOW what they're doing and quintessential team work. Accurate information presented in the proper sequence, BRAVO Dave and Brooke.
@Bushradical
@Bushradical 2 роки тому
Thank you kindly!
@peonerw
@peonerw 3 роки тому
prt 1 has inspired me to build one on my little property for a hunting spot
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Hi nice to meet you
@clarkloeffler6532
@clarkloeffler6532 3 роки тому
Love the use of the claw hammer when twisting the steel bracket
@jimc6687
@jimc6687 3 роки тому
He actually reminds me of the narration of Marty Stauffer from that old 'Wild America' nature TV program!! Very cool and instructive!! Jim C.
@katherineuribe2952
@katherineuribe2952 3 роки тому
I remember that show. We're probably the same age.
@jimc6687
@jimc6687 3 роки тому
@@katherineuribe2952 I don't normally like to brag on that point but then again.....it is sort of a nice accomplishment to reach this 'mature' age, right Katherine!!?? :>) Jim C.
@jb1996
@jb1996 2 роки тому
I fell asleep to this last night after a really rough day. Thank you for making this. Like a break in an off grid cabin for my mind.
@sherrycampbell5566
@sherrycampbell5566 3 роки тому
i really like how you and you wife work together.... hard work really does pays off
@starvat
@starvat 3 роки тому
building something like this with dad is the best bonding and always pleasure especially in winter time
@nancyst.john-smith3891
@nancyst.john-smith3891 3 роки тому
Okay, does Dave’s voice remind anyone of Tom Bodett? He was the voice in the Motel 6 commercials “we’ll leave the lights on for you”.
@brianfrommilwaukee
@brianfrommilwaukee 3 роки тому
I get a Dick Proenneke vibe.
@cdevidal
@cdevidal 3 роки тому
Yep I got a Tom Bodette vibe. “We’ll leave the stove on for ya.”
@mattmillen5879
@mattmillen5879 3 роки тому
I was thinking Nick Offerman yeah?
@troykinnison4575
@troykinnison4575 3 роки тому
@@cdevidal and the music also matches the old commercials
@husker16
@husker16 3 роки тому
@@brianfrommilwaukee The film's producer, Bob Swerer, was the one that actually narrated Alone in the Wilderness, not Proenneke.
@afishingmagician
@afishingmagician 3 роки тому
I am planning on using your simple approach to build a much needed shed on my current property. Never built from scratch before so this will be a test of my skills. If I get that done, I am buying some land up north and building my own cabin. Thanks for showing us how simple it can be!
@nickyp2820
@nickyp2820 Рік тому
Yes, it sure is nice to see that wood fire burning and the smoke coming outta that chimney! Super satisfying to watch you both building. It warms my heart just to see it! Love your collie too, she looks just like Lassie!
@TeraAtomic
@TeraAtomic 3 роки тому
I've learned so much from this two part series, thanks so much Dave!
@dans3294
@dans3294 3 роки тому
Really like this series, it’s got me looking at rural land.
@andresmunoz5797
@andresmunoz5797 2 роки тому
I’m really proud of people like you man, my respect to you and your wife, I’m a California contractor and I really enjoy watching your videos! Thumbs up all the way!!!!
@richardlyon67
@richardlyon67 2 роки тому
What a nice chap - it was a pleasure to watch you build this - thank you for making the video!
@Kanal103
@Kanal103 3 роки тому
I didn't expect part 2 to be released this quick. Great progress!
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Hello nice to meet you I love your video so much ❤️👍
@Kanal103
@Kanal103 3 роки тому
@@processingbenefitsbt6306 Thank you. :-D
@ginajennings1664
@ginajennings1664 3 роки тому
I really enjoyed watching this series. Thank you for posting this.
@davidstepeck2644
@davidstepeck2644 3 роки тому
I’m new to the channel. Found you by mistake when I was changing a tire at home and saw your Harbor Freight tire changer. You have great content and you have a great partner with your wife. Keep up the good work. Lastly, you have a great demeanor and voice for narrating. Thanks again from Connecticut!
@marianorodriguezmelendez4244
@marianorodriguezmelendez4244 2 роки тому
Omg I could never say enough. You guys taught me so much. Bless you both. Love it, like Jacob stated it makes you want to build one and follow your directions as I go. Just Amazing.
@chaiitea
@chaiitea 3 роки тому
You and Brooke make a great team!❤️ This is a job well done! Thank you for making this video!😊😊😊
@dhrsangria
@dhrsangria 3 роки тому
The red on black looks absolutely great! Wonderful job, kudos!
@douglaszimmerman481
@douglaszimmerman481 Рік тому
Excellent work and I'm looking forward for the next phase! Thank you !
@erikpearson5310
@erikpearson5310 2 роки тому
Watching this gives me the same feeling as growing up watching this old house. Like peaceful and content and it's magical watching how it all comes together.
@gabbysmith7579
@gabbysmith7579 2 роки тому
Yes this old house was so soothing and these videos make it feel like I can make my little house very inspiring
@jessdavis2926
@jessdavis2926 3 роки тому
Can’t wait to see the finished cabin!
@jimgree
@jimgree 3 роки тому
Thank both of you for everything, in these trying times, we need more like you two.
@processingbenefitsbt6306
@processingbenefitsbt6306 3 роки тому
Thanks you for join us
@fmh357
@fmh357 Рік тому
Actually you presented a great deal of engineering how to in this series. I've built houses in the past and can appreciate all you've done in sharing.
@idlehour
@idlehour 2 роки тому
Watching people build these is my new hobby. It always amazes me the dedication and effort/skill involved. It's very respectable. Salute. Stay safe.
@bettinah.7429
@bettinah.7429 3 роки тому
I just love how it has turned out so far.
@CaliforniaFly
@CaliforniaFly 3 роки тому
"Knock, knock, knock... nobody's home!" I needed that laugh today, thanks. Nice project. I'm really enjoying watch it progress.
@Bailemos888
@Bailemos888 3 роки тому
You are so skilled, what a pride you must feel at the end.
@helloitsdawn
@helloitsdawn 3 роки тому
I have an old house that has a ton of windows. I love it, but I had no clue how to repair the two large front windows. You showed how they are framed and I am so thankful.
@DustySquitoNM
@DustySquitoNM 3 роки тому
Oh man, I cannot wait until the third one. The first two have been awesome and inspirational.
@bettybrigance6784
@bettybrigance6784 3 роки тому
Watching the two of puts a spark in this old lady heart....you two take good care of yourself and keep going
@johnfedoruk4414
@johnfedoruk4414 2 роки тому
Oh man! I just loved this. Can't wait to start part 3!
@zerozero7even
@zerozero7even 3 роки тому
Thank you v v vmuch 4 sharing!!! I.m a disabled dude who.s still a dreamar! If I ever get well, I.ll move countryside somehow, and even if I.m flat broke and live.n east EU, I.LL FIND A VIRGIN PIECE OF LAND and movethere in a hut like yours! I.ve a reason tolive, beside my wife and my dog!! Enjoy the life in freedom!! Good luck 2 U 3!! Thank u again!! Not native in Eng, 2 bad I DIDN.T DO THIS WHILE I was better!NOW I.M STROKED! ENJOY THE LIFE THERE!! Maan..!! Iliketso much, I.ve got no words!!!
@bernardboudreau9534
@bernardboudreau9534 3 роки тому
Amazing! Really cool! Love it....and of course the nature surroundings. We all ought to live "off-grid", at least once in a while to get centered and grounded again.
@islaillish7022
@islaillish7022 3 роки тому
Love how well you explain and your execution. I now have a new favorite channel. 😊
@edmiller4149
@edmiller4149 3 роки тому
Awesome !! I can see myself relaxing in a cabin like that!! Thanks for sharing.
@realityfitnessfyt4lyfe248
@realityfitnessfyt4lyfe248 Рік тому
Thank You... for taking the time to make these videos. I have learned a lot. Your small tips are great. Congrats to both of you.
@tinycuisine6544
@tinycuisine6544 3 роки тому
Congratulations! Hammer, saw and nails. What a great feeling. Wish you many years of health to enjoy it.
@ericbondurant
@ericbondurant 11 місяців тому
I love the fact you did this wholesome and family like... so many dudes pimp out their wife on UKposts. This was so peaceful to watch and informative!
@Whitevaliantwarrior
@Whitevaliantwarrior 3 роки тому
That thing is awesome! Wish I was good with my hands like that. Grand job to both of you.
@robertsmith-ic1wp
@robertsmith-ic1wp 3 роки тому
Really nice simplistic and adequate you two are really in sync great job. bravo
@JDMFelker
@JDMFelker 3 роки тому
i never understand how videos like this get thumbs down!!! Thank you for these awesome videos!
@rossmcclure49
@rossmcclure49 3 роки тому
When screwing roof sheets, always use the longer screws and screw through the ridges of the roof sheets, not the valleys. That roof will leak like a sieve because the screws are in the valleys. Apart from that, I enjoyed the videos. Just need our little piece of paradise to build one of these on!
@michdo23
@michdo23 3 роки тому
Yea, also, there are these little rubber (ebonite?) studs to put under the ridges so you don't damage the sheet when screwing; and for a tighter fit.
@benotyourboss
@benotyourboss 3 роки тому
I watched part 1 because of the thumbnail and the title, stayed and watched part 2 because of Brooke and you Dave (and the amazing content)! Greetings from far far away ;-)
@Yadeehoo
@Yadeehoo 2 роки тому
So inspirational, this video got me out of depression. Thanks !!
@addonsboutique605
@addonsboutique605 2 роки тому
Y'all made this simple and easy Y'all made this awesome. The man is very encouraging and teachable. The wife is a soul mate for life.
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