We Built A $34 Tiny House In 3.5 Days
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@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 3 роки тому
Nice to know I can build a house too, using thousands of dollars worth of equipment
@jelemenope 3 роки тому
Yes, the title feels misleading once you see their equipment. Plus the cost of the land.
@shaunatheprawna5326 3 роки тому
You again!
@jaydedagnolo8130 3 роки тому
I mean yeah but that’s the problem with any diy, you need the tools first. I also don’t think they believed that anyone would to try and follow this as an actual guide to build a house.
@nutterbutter9069 3 роки тому
probably closer to $1,000,000 of equipment, and idc if they weren't expecting people to try to do it, "$34 tiny house" is just straight up incorrect. Like I think this is one of their most insultingly clickbaity videos yet lol
@gemjule 3 роки тому
That's what I was thinking. Like hm, yeah after 1000s if not more money spent on equipment, obtaining resources etc then sure u can say $34
@SethColby69 3 роки тому
this dude really is trying to play the real life version of minecraft survival mode
@chillis4741 3 роки тому
Seth Colby BUT HARDER
@Woosah1998 3 роки тому
Is he playing normal or hard mode
@chocopie3652 3 роки тому
Dutt Rex definitely hardcore mode
@whoisbryce 3 роки тому
stolen comment
@fernandolopes8043 3 роки тому
@@whoisbryce How's it a stolen comment didn't see anyone else make Minecraft references Edit : I just went through every comment with no mention of Minecraft.. So how's he stealing
@amandasunshine2 3 роки тому
More accurate title: I helped my friends build a wooden tent with wood gathered from the land they own and expensive tools they own on the land they own, it didn't cost me anything!
@miguelQR 3 роки тому
Man you've inspired me. After many years of depression and lack of confidence I've found a reason to live for, making myself happy building my own tiny house is so Majestic.
@syedmohammad1217 3 роки тому
BuzzFeed: $34 house also BuzzFeed: uses thousands of dollars of lumbering technology
@Mallyqt 3 роки тому
I would say tens of thousands. In buzzfeed fashion; clickbaitttttt
@mekugi_7729 3 роки тому
@@Mallyqt I came here to say the same thing! High tens of thousands!
@B.D.F. 3 роки тому
Don't forget the value of the land large enough to have a wooded area like that. This project is easily over $100,000 and took years to set up for with only a tiny portion of the expenses and time going toward the tiny house.
@UrFaveMidget 3 роки тому
Came to say the same thing. Super annoying honestly
@tylerb6862 3 роки тому
$34 for each house you’ll need the machines to make it the $34 is after prices of the machines
@PoRkChOpZ-zt4kc 3 роки тому
This needs to be made into a project to help the housing/homelessness crisis
@mvzv3913 3 роки тому
PoRkChOpZ 2530 the homeless should help not just looking for free stuff
@marcoosh2403 3 роки тому
M Jack you be homeless and see how hard it is
@nolax3078 3 роки тому
M Jack it’s not that easy
@vickyvkusnyatina6126 3 роки тому
A man already started building FREE tiny houses for the homeless in Los Angeles, but then when he was giving them out, the city BANNED tiny houses from their city/making them ILLEGAL and started giving the guy massive hell for trying to help people. Look it up, the Government is so cruel to people in need and people trying to help. :'(
@campkira 3 роки тому
are u sure you want homeless living in forest that had high chance of forest fire? they just going burn whole city down... those selfish bastard...
@tonyhollerz6958 3 роки тому
“Im gonna give a tour. Shelf, bed that’s it.”😂😂😂
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
check out his prior house XD
@audreyvazquez9196 3 роки тому
“We Build a $34 Tiny House in 3.5 Days” “so we cut this tree down 6 months ago for the project”
@anthonyfazio503 3 роки тому
The wood needs time to age so it can be used.
@tecumsehzacateco8798 2 роки тому
@@anthonyfazio503 that’s not the point
@jaymsleedan 2 роки тому
Right . I guess the prep time doesn’t count .
@chrishenderson420 2 роки тому
Also used like a $15,000 dollar machine to cut the wood with lol
@u.sonomabeach6528 2 роки тому
Also when you are drying the wood you have to seal the end grain to prevent uneven drying. Usually it takes wood much longer than 6 months to reach average relative humidity. Wood never gets dry unless you use them for fire and turn them to charcoal. Wood retains various amounts of moisture depending on the areas humidity which takes up to several years
@mordo7699 3 роки тому
nobody talking bout how he got free toilet paper
@amazingamazina9889 3 роки тому
Karen’s be like
@gujjusrock 3 роки тому
leaves lol
@odalyreyes-cruz2337 3 роки тому
@Literally Me or leaves
@mauriceestelle4619 3 роки тому
@Literally Me ikr, asians been doing that since forever, more economical and CLEAN
@switchdot_5352 3 роки тому
Bruh😂😂😂
@samanthajones6084 3 роки тому
“The community could harvest wood in their area” Me living in a downtown city: 😬
@RK-is1xp 3 роки тому
Who says it has to come from trees?
@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperor 3 роки тому
That's fantastic! I just went straight to amazon and purchased my own tiny house for just 34 $! It will be delivered next week and I will put it into my garden!
@suburbanboypodcast4911 Рік тому
where send link
@jinarose5374 2 роки тому
I’m surprised the foundation is just simply wood resting on ground, rather than actually being “in” the ground. I questioned the stability of this house’s foundation once rain hits and the ground softens up.
@luedriver 3 роки тому
"house", is actually a off-grid cabin in the shape of a huge tent, with no plumbing or even insulation
@mallbratgirl_3005 3 роки тому
Define house.
@luedriver 3 роки тому
I wouldn't call a wooden tent a house, if that's what you're asking, if not, look it up on wiki
@mallbratgirl_3005 3 роки тому
There’s a difference between what’s a house and what’s comfortably liveable, that’s my point, it’s just a click baity video chill out
@bonniehenderson3754 3 роки тому
Build a communal bathroom with several of these houses “campground” style, and you have a great community project for the homeless. 👍
@fluffy_catproductions2110 3 роки тому
Good point
@jamjamjamjam25 3 роки тому
All I can think about is someone having to poop but it’s raining 😕
@sheilameagher3675 3 роки тому
Or snowing.
@eastlakefilms9407 3 роки тому
If it raining you get a shower duh and you dont need to wipe. Gosh.... just grow up phill.
@cloudburst6904 3 роки тому
Probably need an umbrella
@lillizabeth44 3 роки тому
🤣
@JTAGames 3 роки тому
If you live like that I get the feeling you wouldn’t mind
@bbb-un9hq 3 роки тому
1:27 I know he wants to be one with nature but taking a tree to the face is a little bit too much one with nature. This is why lumberjacks have 'retreat paths' not sit right next to the tree and do nothing. Also the foundation and roof and everything else will rot. The roof will become leaky.
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
tbh the dude is a forester he might have been distracted by thinking about the project and being recorded. rob will likely oil it a load of times over the coming months and they will take over doing so for long enough that i wouldn't be surprised if it lasted 6 years with the foundation getting repaired once or twice
@twardavid 3 роки тому
Thank you for the laugh, I needed it terribly. When he got to the shower, it was over for me from there, I was in tears. I however should have known something was up when he started eating the tree. Love it...
@m1at1 2 роки тому
Ha ha! So true!
@JohnHarrisonNZ 2 роки тому
That's how it rolls off grid! Your ancestors got by fine without indoor plumbing.
@teebarbarino 2 роки тому
Off grid living... it's quite peaceful really. You learn how precious our resources are and you use only what you absolutely have to.
@miajimenez9802 3 роки тому
I am an architect student who wants to start my own tiny house business one day hopefully 😊
@ZeloNA. 3 роки тому
Especially for homeless :)
@heypeople8396 3 роки тому
Good luck ;)
@sjsjjsddhnzns9581 3 роки тому
Gd luck 👍👍
@recoil53 3 роки тому
@@ZeloNA. There have been groups trying to build tiny houses for the homeless. The problem is the opposition. In fact, simply housing homeless people saves money because they are healthier and don't use emergency rooms as often. That's why Utah, a Republican state, is housing homeless in unused hotels.
@cata3203 3 роки тому
Good luck!!
@poopoofarter 3 роки тому
While we in quarantine, they vibin and making a smurf hut
@youmemeyou 3 роки тому
Ok
@gsl649 3 роки тому
Ok
@poopoofarter 3 роки тому
Why y’all all saying ok??
@jackkdonald6656 3 роки тому
@@poopoofarter Ok
@poopoofarter 3 роки тому
Jack K Donald hahhaha, love the spirit, stay safe y’all.
@OmnivorousReader 3 роки тому
This was both fascinating and inspiring. Having the know-how and machinery is obviously invaluable, but it is nice to think about just how basic things CAN be. It would be interesting to come back in a few years and look at how it weathered.
@annjordan5176 3 роки тому
As I was watching this I thought, “I wonder if this tiny house is going to be used to house volunteers doing the WWOOF program.” I must be psychic 😂. Super cool!
@anastasiawilson9934 3 роки тому
They had to wait like 6 months for the wood to dry to make planks out of it, so isn’t it more like it took them 6 months and 3.5 days?
@TheFadedFate 3 роки тому
A place like this would be have a rotating storage of logs available, they just needed to cut down a few to replace the ones they took from their inventory
@MC-tg1xk 3 роки тому
Of course, but it is interesting and the wood could be bought at your local wood shop. It would not cost you $34.00 but it would still be cheap.
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
i wonder how long it would take to dry if he just stuck two ceder posts in the ground threw some dry sticks and a few carpets on the floo add a undried frame then lash it all together with a few pegs. a leather or canvas tarp with a rocket mass heater and it might only take a few months before its completely dried out
@GodiscomingBhappy Рік тому
the 6 months drying dont count.... they could have gone to the shop for quicker results but having so many trees made no sense. great project
@philo2189 3 роки тому
That's not a house that's a tent made out of wood.
@breathinariana3825 3 роки тому
Does a tent have a glass door? No
@librarianrose4472 3 роки тому
Breathin Ariana this one does.
@droptak 3 роки тому
@@breathinariana3825 does a house look like that? No
@arturo6780 3 роки тому
Marco Ploeg did anybody ask for ur opinion? No
@HelibertATheSushi 3 роки тому
@@droptak Can I have your opinion?
@ipinkit 3 роки тому
Loved this! Brought me back some childhood memories with my grandparents in the woods, the biodegradable TP was a struggle for me when i visited them haha I was always jealous of people that did have the regular paper one 😂 here you have me now wanting to go zero waste and realizing I’ve done it before 😂
@ellabeyer7035 2 роки тому
I love it! So beautifullly simple and a compassionate way to live with our natural world. Thanks for sharing.
@ChristopherCampNYC 3 роки тому
$10,000 - Sawmill $300,000 - Land
@alliecattlopez537 3 роки тому
😂🤣
@chillis4741 3 роки тому
Id get it
@GlitterViking 3 роки тому
Tho you could just hire a portable mill for a day for a couple hundred dollars and easily get enough wood for this one if you had the logs ready
@robertorivera2747 3 роки тому
Stop being negative, there are many ways to get cheap land. You can build a simple tiny home with leftover materials.
@robertorivera2747 3 роки тому
@@rebchizelbeak5392 Agreed, $34 dollars isn't the real cost however building a sustainable dueling for pennies on a dollar is very realistic. You need to be creative and give up most of the crap that is holding you down. My realistic cost is $10 to $15 thousand dollars without the land
@Vaarel 3 роки тому
We built a tiny house for $34 plus thousands of dollars worth of equipment.
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
he could likely do it within a week or a few weeks if he made some wooden mallets and such. the rental for the above is also pretty cheap and the deal with him is that he basicly leases a portion of other folks properties in exchange for the use of their tools and such. my family has about the same amount of stuff helping such a modest and helpful neighbor move in would honestly be a pleasure.
@markrodgers5221 3 роки тому
and also however much it cost to purchase the land
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
@@markrodgers5221 He is basically an employee, in my state when one lives/works on a farm one is required to have the equivalent to a cabin for such an employee to live in.
@user-bf8bt2wf7d 3 роки тому
hundreds if it's rented!!
@freckles3705 3 роки тому
Not counting the door cost.
@MikaelTristanAristo 3 роки тому
The house looks like a great place for taking some break from work and city environment, the view is also very enjoyable. Looks so comfy :)
@livinglifehappy6904 3 роки тому
I am enjoying all your videos and love the way you see and treat the world, we need more people like you. Amazing what you do, very inspiring!
@brookeelle6879 3 роки тому
uses thousands of dollars of equipment but only counts the $30 of screws 😂
@aduram07 3 роки тому
kkkkkkkkk
@theboysclub9778 3 роки тому
And waits 6 months for the wood to dry and only counts the 3.5 days
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
well they already had it laying around, might have been a good idea to include the cost of the fuel and wood XD though admittedly they will likely be dropping a lot more trees soon enough
@makaione7608 3 роки тому
Exactly what I thought. With the thousand dollar equipment, they would have built a huge house with all the trees they have there.
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
@@makaione7608 he was speedrunning bro XD
@poopoofarter 3 роки тому
Imagine you go out to a park and see a man munching on a tree
@youmemeyou 3 роки тому
Ok
@zxenio9975 3 роки тому
Or a man pooping
@poopoofarter 3 роки тому
High Lights 11 lol and wiping with leves
@Robin.Greenfield 3 роки тому
That's probably happened to a few thousand people by now with me to be honest. :)
@poopoofarter 3 роки тому
Rob Greenfield hehe, you’re like the coolest dude ever. 🤩
@pampalmer2867 2 роки тому
Thanks for showing all of us how simple it can be! Very cool.
@jametoriaburton8392 3 роки тому
It's a cute little platform tent. I've stayed in them as a former girl scout. Great job!
@kidedaionsymoti4036 3 роки тому
I love it, but I can't stop thinking "this is how cults are started"
@veraphobecreations 3 роки тому
You got a point
@sujitnair4408 3 роки тому
True that
@itsthejaishow168 3 роки тому
That’s hilariously true 😂😂
@nayeoniie6111 3 роки тому
i watched midsommar yesterday...omg
@rakhil1830 3 роки тому
🤣🤣 omg so true, I understand being conscientious about our environment but this is going a bit far. Who wants to go pee or #2 in the forest?
@SK-id2is 3 роки тому
that house still looks like in better condition then my own apartment
@DeRothschild 3 роки тому
The cost was the depreciation on the equipment used, the opportunity cost of billing out your labor, the price he could have sold the boards for, etc. This was not a $35 house. It was much more than that.
@ritamachia3354 3 роки тому
I think u guys r missing the main point. Which is that seasonal, reasonably comfortable camping accommodations can b created for much less money than most people think. Not to mention the immense satisfaction from creating something useful, rather than sitting in front of a tv or other screen for hours on end snacking on junk food and making fun of or criticizing those who choose to spend their lives doing otherwise.
@mrsbintennessee1159 3 роки тому
Years ago my Dad rented these out at our campground in Pigeon Forge, TN, they were called Timber Tents
@tar4604 3 роки тому
This is so dope! My eye twitched at the shower bucket, but I'm definitely here for everything else lol
@meality 3 роки тому
For a little more confort, there are solar panel showers that are made for camping but are pretty nice (and you don't have to shower with cold water ^^)
@jameswhitney3521 3 роки тому
@@meality w
@emmarobertson6491 3 роки тому
just ordered the *WoodBlueprints. Com* guide for step-by-step videos and different plans to BUILD A SHED. they have some awesome plans in there
@vothiennuong8821 3 роки тому
Guys I am learning woodworking shed plans at *WoodBlueprints. Com* I recommend this website all you guys who are beginner or advance in woodworking
@mrs.berniemadoff3324 3 роки тому
"UR EYE TWITCHED"........Wwwwwwwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhahhahahhaha
@lizdiroo 3 роки тому
That isn't a house, and he has free skilled labor and thousands of dollars in power tools. As always your video titles are misleading.
@hyacinthdibley2420 3 роки тому
“A house is a single-unit residential building, which may range in complexity from a rudimentary hut to a complex, structure of wood, masonry, concrete or other material, outfitted with plumbing, electrical, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.” -Wikipedia.....and life.
@mas.24 3 роки тому
Those tools were used for different things in the past they were not just all bought for this. Maybe you should not be watching these videos if all you do is criticize and not enjoy or learn from them!
@vothiennuong8821 3 роки тому
Seems good so far! Was easy to talk to about his My Shed Plans [Go Here=> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Guided me in the right direction & helped me understand everything & in the end it was what I wanted
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
give it a few months, the climate there is really nice so he is taking his time. its not really free as he will be working there for the next few months, same with the tools. rob has done this a number of times.
@karvast5726 3 роки тому
He doesn't own these tools,and just knowing people and asking really goes far sometimes
@aislinnm1136 3 роки тому
Such a cool video!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful way of life!!
@situpstraightyoubananashap2754 3 роки тому
Okay, but his toilet paper is going to be gone with the wind.
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
most of it is going to be going into the soil and it looks like there is loads of it growing there, if he goes for a hike he would likely find enough for a year
@Christy.1 3 роки тому
Or winter time. Same with the lack of insulation. Unless they're in some temperate year round climate, didn't see where they're at.
@RK-is1xp 3 роки тому
Someone should write a story... "Gone with the wind" has a good ring to it..
@de4830 3 роки тому
this could actually be a really efficient way of building houses, like for the homeless!
@de4830 3 роки тому
garbage person yeah but the problem is it’s too expensive for them. this would be affordable
@artemperlov5027 3 роки тому
garbage person I totally agree
@B.D.F. 3 роки тому
"Efficient" if you already own hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars worth of sustainable wooded land, tens of thousands of dollars of equipment, etc. This in no way cost $34 to make, and less than 0.01% of people watching could do the same thing.
@vickyvkusnyatina6126 3 роки тому
@@de4830 A man already started building FREE tiny houses for the homeless in Los Angeles, but then when he was giving them out, the city BANNED tiny houses from their city/making them ILLEGAL and started giving the guy massive hell for trying to help people. Look it up, the Government is so cruel to people in need and people trying to help. :'(
@Robin.Greenfield 3 роки тому
There are many tiny house communities popping up to create housing for people without homes. Look up Opportunity Village in Oregon for example!
@ayeshathapa9451 3 роки тому
This looks like a perfect place to chill 😌
@KimulatorsFilms 3 роки тому
Sounds boring
@ayeshathapa9451 3 роки тому
@@KimulatorsFilms okay
@zya5719 3 роки тому
@@ayeshathapa9451 lmao i getchu it sounds fun to just sit there n not do anything
@ayeshathapa9451 3 роки тому
@@zya5719 favourite thing to do :')
@cooterclauds9191 3 роки тому
Lmfao this clown was like now “we do this” and the camera pans over he’s doing nothing but watching them work he had one job to make his table and it was still fugly 🤣
@capt_toad7890 3 роки тому
My head kept saying, “I LOVE this! I want to do this!”
@BroAnarchy 3 роки тому
Looks great, but it would be awesome if you guys incorporated the shower / sink / toilet into the house somehow. I don't want to be on the shitter knowing a bear might attack me mid-poop
@westyrp4317 3 роки тому
Well aren't you the deacon of persrsonatrreaurrs I kind of of hate anyone that will use their mojjhlthly
@BroAnarchy 3 роки тому
@@westyrp4317 i know your no King of any English dictionary, that's for certain. But entertaining the idea of creating Pseudowords I'm sure is very fun for you
@Anne.e. 3 роки тому
However, this is in France, so there is little chance of you coming across a bear
@Hana-xf2wh 3 роки тому
I mean the guy owns the land so I’m pretty sure he knows what’s on it I mean I guess you never know but also he seems like he’d know what to do in most situations
@BroAnarchy 3 роки тому
@@Anne.e. Bear, Wolf, Hyenas, Rabid Gerbils, Cybernetically Enhanced Slugs with Lasers , whatever you want to call it...
@caesarvolz6945 3 роки тому
Tiny "house"? No. You built a wooden tent for hipsters.
@hollyposluszny337 3 роки тому
U mean a triangular shed
@caesarvolz6945 3 роки тому
@@hollyposluszny337 Yeah, or maybe like a large dog house or really big birdhouse.
@motiemo 3 роки тому
Yeah you can't even lay down in there comfortably.
@onemanghetto2429 3 роки тому
@@motiemo nobody is going to do this in the real world..makes a nice video but this is not a real world solution to the housing crisis. Enjoy eating twigs and wiping your butt with pine cones and good luck with the shopping!! And how's your commute to work? Lotsa good paying jobs in the middle of nowhere I bet.
@mainzyq4 3 роки тому
House bc it will past decades
@actuallyitscady 3 роки тому
Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle off the grid tiny house build, rags to riches
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
speedrun 0o0
@OMGIGILY 3 роки тому
plus a little furnace, its sooo satisfying to see just how SIMPLE it could be to survive. It was so doable. wow.
@nine3463 3 роки тому
I knew in 0.2 seconds beardy man was dutch
@eKko0 3 роки тому
thats a weird flex
@bethanyarnold2170 3 роки тому
So when it rains your toilet shower and kitchen is gonna get soaked😭
@naomimccreary4263 3 роки тому
i love how easy the plans are in *WoodBlueprints. Com* to understand and the step-by-step videos they have. Makes getting material really easy
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
the soil looks hella dry and airy so i wouldnt be worried, he can also put a covered area over it all
@TheGalacticCoyote 3 роки тому
what you said about the wood mill is what ive been thinking of so often these last few months
@MichaelAuthorAllAges 3 роки тому
I so love the idea of building a tiny house for next to nothing. I love making something out of nothing. So creative and hopeful and neat! Liked, shared and subscribed. :-)
@yansongzeng7755 3 роки тому
*Guy* : forages or grows food and cares about the environment. *Me* : stays home and watch UKposts and Netflix.
@ramseyferguson6328 3 роки тому
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@nic.k_o 3 роки тому
I'm both
@oxymom2002 3 роки тому
Love it. I would make a platform for under the shower so you are not standing in mud as you get clean. 💜
@SapioiT 3 роки тому
You could treat the rest of the wood with the cheapest cooking oil you can find. Usually, that is also the cheapest oil in general, new or used, and available (almost) everywhere.
@pattysherwood7091 2 роки тому
It is lovely. Minimal , but charming. I can’t help but compare it to the homes built in the past that were sustainable not only for the landscape but also supportive for big farm families with lots of children and livestock. A large three story house with shed and large barn attached to the house so you don’t have to go outside in winter to care for animals. And after growing tons of food in the fields, and storing it in the barn or root cellars or shed, families were able to live in harmony with nature and produce much more food than they needed , making it possible to sell or share of the abundance. What a different vision we have today . Interesting. I love the tiny house.
@heavenbergfeld4505 3 роки тому
The very obvious Dutch accent 😂
@crazyliebling 3 роки тому
Dutch? Southern France is speaking French... Doesn't sound Dutch accent to me, rather the French accent.
@TheWillemyn123 3 роки тому
The woman sounded french to me too, the man however DEFINITELY has a Dutch accent. It’s painfully accurate 😂
@crazyliebling 3 роки тому
@@TheWillemyn123 yeah I had to watch it back to notice the Dutch accent with the man. The French accent of the woman was more compelling.
@sharverheek 3 роки тому
He's Dutch cuz on his t-shirt it says "bergen op zoom". That's a city in the Netherlands. Plus his accent is very Dutch indeed. I can relate 😅
@TheWillemyn123 3 роки тому
Shar I can too 😂 actually live really close to Bergen, didn’t notice his shirt tho!
@didisvlogg 3 роки тому
As a tiny house/van lover I immediately clicked lmao also noticed that Antoine is Dutch lekker bezig Antoine 😂🇳🇱
@PatterflyCrochet 3 роки тому
bergen op zoom!!
@grandmashadowdreamer 3 роки тому
I love rough cut wood planks Looks amazing
@DaveBuildsIt 3 роки тому
My Grandfather "Papa" was born in 1888. He was a share-cropper and a carpenter. In his younger years, he cut down trees and took them to the local sawmill (owned and operated by locals) to mill out to his specifications. My dad, who is 89 now and recently rode a Harley for the first time in one of my UKposts videos, said that "Papa" could draw out plans on a sheet of paper and not waste a square foot of usable wood. Papa built his own 3-bedroom, 2-bath house while in his 70s... that still stands unrenovated today. Best of all, Papa did this without a political narrative.
@blue8uddha 3 роки тому
when i was in hs, my teacher and a select number of students started on a tiny home. it’s still in construction but it’s still cool to see it being build
@AverytheCubanAmerican 3 роки тому
Now that’s productive. And the house looks nice
@naomimccreary4263 3 роки тому
Seems good so far! Was easy to talk to about his My Shed Plans [Go Here=> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Guided me in the right direction & helped me understand everything & in the end it was what I wanted
@traceycraig3185 3 роки тому
Guys I am learning woodworking shed plans at *WoodBlueprints. Com* I recommend this website all you guys who are beginner or advance in woodworking
@TheShift_OfEnergy 3 роки тому
id love to build one double bigger for myself, looks simple structure but as for a beginner more details and instruction would be needed than in this video, im pretty sure I can build one myself, thats fantastic!
@rmannayr2129 3 роки тому
IT'S TENT MADE OUT OF WOOD!!!!
@FingeringThings 3 роки тому
That house will sell for $5 million in London
@poqp5283 3 роки тому
Fingering Things ✔️ lmao
@subtomefornoreason7837 3 роки тому
Worst joke ever
@noashiboleth 3 роки тому
I'm pretty sure the owners are Dutch, I could hear it on their accent, I'm Dutch too, and the guy is wearing a shirt from a Dutch city...
@koskelii 3 роки тому
Guys, attention, this is not in anyway a tutorial. They where just having fun and working together. They have the proper equipment that can be thousands of dollars (pounds, etc.) It costed them $34 because that money was spent prior.
@carolinekohn8350 3 роки тому
I think it would be amazing to build a lot of these for the homeless. And maybe a small community bathroom set up on the sight as well.
@VannieEats 3 роки тому
$34 tiny house is impressive, great job!
@MadebySTVR 3 роки тому
This is not no 34 dollars unless it’s free slave labor, free materials, free equipment etc $34 is the amount of coffee the need in the mornings
@EnyaShello 3 роки тому
it was free labour, free materials (they already had or found everything but the screws) free equipment (they already had and come on if someone was baking a cake you wouldn’t factor the price of the oven into the cost ) so yeah $34
@julieaabbott 3 роки тому
I love the way they live in harmony with nature. I wish we can can all live like this. Our children would have a way better future. Love each other, we are brothers and sisters.
@Siacha2001AJ 3 роки тому
as a uni student studying forestry, you should never turn on a chainsaw while standing up, its dangerous. always do it while its laying down ( that's what we are taught at least ). all in all, house looks good!
@bjholmes5160 3 роки тому
Nobody: Me: 0:02 when I dont have anything to eat in quarantine
@BlackCelticsFan 3 роки тому
Great! Now I just need to buy a flatbed truck, a giant saw, and acres of land!
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
or just promise to work for someone who does for a few weeks to pay for the house, your food, and then continue working to stay there while you find the next person willing to host you
@alinacampos6609 3 роки тому
why does the dog in the background look starving 3:38
@mcfay1999 3 роки тому
Just thinking the same. Can see a lot of ribs
@mariog5883 3 роки тому
Sucks for that dog, the only meat in the hippie commune is him.
@alancj8619 3 роки тому
I noticed the same
@aidanwolf4835 3 роки тому
This is how villages were able to house people for ~thousands of years~ before Regulation, Big Banks, and HOAs
@arunimaartz6404 3 роки тому
They should make this for homeless people especially during this time
@teamagnostic 3 роки тому
That looks cool. Can you build a tiny house for me in Los Angeles, CA area for that price? Get back to me.
@sore5246 3 роки тому
Wow its happening right now in June, Congrats!, inspiring as always!
@tflnc 2 роки тому
I think some of us viewers have spent more for a bottle of red wine than he did on materials. Videos like this truly help us rethink our priorities.
@hmartin1761 3 роки тому
That "tiny house" is bigger than my bedroom. So mine is more than tiny. I literally couldn't lie on the floor.
@chitorataufic308 3 роки тому
I believe it is called micro?
@moonlace1560 3 роки тому
Harry Potter is that you?
@syahfirizkimeutuah5698 3 роки тому
Who tf wanted to lie on the floor
@hmartin1761 3 роки тому
Syahfir izki no that I want to, just that I can’t
@hmartin1761 3 роки тому
Chitora Taufic probably lol
@Frankie00 3 роки тому
anyone else annoyed that they didn’t cut off those top boards of the roof to size?
@ilovemydoggos5981 3 роки тому
Me
@marinawong9662 3 роки тому
I agree with Brian. It’s the overhang.
@henlokitty2591 3 роки тому
@@brianb5723 That's nice and all but literally what about everything else? Toilet, kitchen, shower?
@thatmoonchild3095 3 роки тому
@@henlokitty2591 it’s just that the door can get wrecked from the rain
@DMF716 3 роки тому
@@henlokitty2591 i think they want the great reset, where nobody owns anything except the bare essentials... Sounds like communism to me. F' that sheet
@andeye555 3 роки тому
This is amazing!! Ultimate goals
@p-aranger9174 3 роки тому
Cool concept but the tiny houses from the Worth It video are more sustainable from a housing needs perspective. A true house needs to work in all 4 seasons but as a cabin, it's not bad. I would recommend some pine resin between individual boards to seal a bit better on the sides. Also, this is a modern take on an old school architecture concept : roofs are easier to build than walls so build mostly roof. For anyone thinking of a stick built (built on site) tiny house, this is a worthwhile thing to note. Making the roof effectively go down as much as reasonable will cut down on costs.
@sugalicious5593 3 роки тому
*that moment when you scroll through the comments and see all of the comments you wish you wrote*
@lisafisserman1143 3 роки тому
He is Dutch! I could hear it from the beginning 😂 and then I saw his Tshirt, and I was sure (bergen op zoom is a Dutch place)
@menacing_hammer7 2 роки тому
The toilet 🚽 part is quite hilarious by looking out the view while reading newspaper 😆🤣😂
@Detroit-gx5nd 2 роки тому
7:45 “Underneath the bed there’s some storage” Pulls out an empty book bag
@ameliejohnson3308 3 роки тому
Antoine looks like he actually builds and lives from wodd
@joejia1410 3 роки тому
"We built a 34 dollar house" Homeless people: "its free real estate, literally"
@austinthaijam7009 3 роки тому
appreciate how rob makes green living look fun
@Xtreme808machine 3 роки тому
Love the A frame tiny house and the simplicity! I wanted to ask if you did not mind sharing the dimension of the triangle n floor? Also, hella support the life style!! Ps. Ive use lambs quarter before and its softer than toilet paper. Smells nice too! lol
@Woodshadow 3 роки тому
Easily costs more than $34 all things considered
@feebeci 3 роки тому
This house looks so cute !! You’re the best thing to happen to buzzfeed . We’re all so disconnected
@uxsvent1 3 роки тому
in fairness, you could rough cut all the timber with a good chain saw and finish it with woodworking tools so more like 600 ish dollars for saw/tools/gas.
@leahtreck1083 2 роки тому
I like it. It’s a start to helping Gaia and giving back 🌎☮️ 🌱🪴🌿🌴🪵❣️
@Conceptcreator 3 роки тому
You don't want to have a lot of people making houses out of wood......
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
silvopasture and agroforestry improve the health, growth rate, quality and such of the trees. ive talked to him about it if folks look into rob then they will learn about permaculture and by extension good forest management
@eliseeldredge2425 3 роки тому
...we didn't start the fire
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
@@eliseeldredge2425 thats cuz Californians are doing it to keep the forests from burning
@monkeymanwasd1239 3 роки тому
@@eliseeldredge2425 that was a joke btw
@eliseeldredge2425 3 роки тому
@@monkeymanwasd1239 my brain cannot comprehend complex physiological warfare
@whocaresbr0 3 роки тому
All I can see after a quick scroll is hate comments (imagine having the time or energy for that) so I’d like to say I loved this video 😍 so pleasing to watch for some reason. An awesome idea
@the_original_skytiger 3 роки тому
So reality equals hate now. lol OK.
@whocaresbr0 3 роки тому
Sky Tiger tell me how “this guy is a dickhead” is reality. Hm?
@JohnHarrisonNZ 2 роки тому
Did you not put any rocks under the Douglas fir bearers to keep them off the ground? They would last much longer then. Also, I would have added one or two more rafters on each side because the boards will tend to warp a bit in the coming years which will cause gaps between them. The bigger the span between rafters the more they can twist so the bigger the gaps it will make. It's also best to overhang all of the roof boards at least an inch over the end wall boards to stop rain running down between the end walls and the frame. Awesome job though ❤️
@Horseshowgirl96 3 роки тому
Chain saw: $250 The sawmill they are using is AT LEAST $1,800 *yes you can get small ones for a couple hundred, but one this size is likely more than $2,000* Used tractor of that size: probably $20,000 Land with that much timber: no idea what the property value cost is there, but timbered land in the United States can be very expensive.
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