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@jl9678
@jl9678 17 дней назад
Very excellently done and extremely educational vid. Thanks!
@DIANECAUDILL-dw2xv
@DIANECAUDILL-dw2xv Месяц назад
Is there a house plan For your A-Frame I could purchase?
@DIANECAUDILL-dw2xv
@DIANECAUDILL-dw2xv Месяц назад
Is there a house plan for this build I could get?
@TORAH-613
@TORAH-613 Месяц назад
So how did the inside of the Aframe turn out. You left off without showing the finished product.
@klginslc
@klginslc 4 месяца назад
Thanks for the video! Did you run any electrical through this roof system?
@chadcooper7348
@chadcooper7348 4 месяца назад
Hi Jake… Just came across your channel and watched this video. Great info! I’m in Tulsa, OK and what you described as your concerns re performance in your climate zone sounds very similar to thoughts I’ve had. I’m CZ 3a, warm/humid. But in Tulsa we’re very close to CZ 4, mixed/humid. So, I’ve been thinking it might be best to pursue CZ 4 reqs(?). I’m wondering what your thoughts are now, after 2-3 years in the cabin. - Would you do anything differently? - Has the assembly performed as you had anticipated, based on the software data you had? Although solar isn’t something I’m looking at doing initially, I hope to do so after we’re settled in. I’ll look at costs and tech then, and see if it’s more manageable, budget-wise. So, our scenarios aren’t apples to apples, but still would like your thoughts. Great job on the cabin! TY, Chad
@chiefwhiteeagle6205
@chiefwhiteeagle6205 6 месяцев назад
iv been doing this type of foundatio since the 70S so i nee to ask why didi you do it so high also you do have a french drain around it right also did you put plaice uuuuuuuuuuuuuunder your gravel and what are you going to use to seal the walls of the foundation since i didint see you calk the seam i use the probuct call bule skin to cover the ply having al that rock helps since my house is sitting on lava rock buit i had to jack hammer a lot of iyt but it is worth the work because the cost of concret is way to much but what i see what you have done it is good should used 2x8 fpr the walls and 16 inch on center
@r.j.bedore9884
@r.j.bedore9884 7 месяцев назад
This is obviously a little late, but many of those adhesive membranes and tapes use a pressure activated adhesive which requires you to use a roller at the edges to press it down and get it to stick. It could also be that it was improperly stored though. I have actually been thinking about building my own A-frame as house prices have gone up dramatically, so this really helped.
@robertoquintero3622
@robertoquintero3622 7 месяцев назад
I would like to see the next layer foam and OSB, paper and shingles. Please go in detail. Is there a air gap between TG and OSB?
@chrisalister2297
@chrisalister2297 8 месяцев назад
Really enjoyed watching your video. I'm waiting for dryer weather to begin my metal roof installation on my cabin. Your information aligns with my plan. I'm thinking I need more insulation to get a higher our value. Living in Tennessee the summers get pretty hot probably like Missouri.your references are ones that I watch quite frequently as well. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
@randadhoy2066
@randadhoy2066 8 месяцев назад
I love the way you approach this build, curious on timeframe on roof insulation
@randadhoy2066
@randadhoy2066 11 месяцев назад
Appreciate your research on a frame roofing. I believe this will be my approach as well.
@TJ-co7vy
@TJ-co7vy Год назад
How is this foundation holding up after 4 years?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
So far it still looks like new, but we will see. Main worry is termites; we inspect inside and outside each year, so far no signs. We sprayed the whole foundation with borate solution in the second year, maybe that's helped. There are a *lot* of termites around. One upside is that the whole construction is visible and accessible from inside, so in theory it's relatively easy to jack up and replace parts that go bad.
@billthompson5093
@billthompson5093 Год назад
Smart- great job
@matthewgoldberg2585
@matthewgoldberg2585 Год назад
Where did you find these plans? I would love to see them.
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
NDSU, here: www.ag.ndsu.edu/extension-aben/buildingplans We changed them to add the glass wall, "great room" living room and the treated wood foundation, but it worked great to use those plans as a base, make changes we wanted and have a local engineering firm sign off on them.
@jenny3244
@jenny3244 Год назад
Thanks for recommending Johnson Hardware. I had to seek out other RU-vid channels to actually learn how to install it.
@easygalleryframes
@easygalleryframes Год назад
thank you SO much for sharing your experience and knowledge. your home is simply beautiful. even more so, to know how well it WORKS.
@bandortheliontamer8135
@bandortheliontamer8135 Год назад
Awesome video helped me a lot with my plans!
@iamcourtneywalker
@iamcourtneywalker Год назад
Howdy! Cabin looks great! What are the dimensions for the base? And did you make any plans for the build to buy?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
We used the publicly available plans from NDSU, just some changes to add the glass wall, from here: www.ag.ndsu.edu/extension-aben/buildingplans
@chrisalister2297
@chrisalister2297 8 месяцев назад
@@OzarkMountainCabin i've seen the same plans online. And I recognized a lot of the characteristics in your structure and figured you might had used those plans. 😊
@texasRoofDoctor
@texasRoofDoctor Год назад
Torx. Phillips are ancient technology and crap.
@whitebeardadventures9208
@whitebeardadventures9208 Год назад
thanks for sharing your A frame information and the internet links are very cool...Dave/WBA
@keithwytiaz1517
@keithwytiaz1517 Год назад
What do you think about insulation on the inside of your A frame. We have an A frame and just put a standing seam roof on and added 4 inch solid foam insulation on the outside. I was thinking about doing someone the inside also. My upright A frame lumber are 2 by 8's. I was thinking of filling that space with fiberglass and putting tongue and groove on top of that. What do you think of that?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
Sure, there's a lot of assemblies that are set up like that! I'd look for something that's a recommended assembly - like a recommended set of layers, materials and thickness ranges - there's some non-intuitive stuff where the relative thicknesses of the inside and outside insulation can cause condensation. If you add a vapor-impermeable layer on the inside of the wood, like a vapor barrier or foam board insulation, that would restrict the woods ability to dry, so you'd want to be careful that whatever you do allows some way for the assembly to breathe still
@gabbieduvall2842
@gabbieduvall2842 Год назад
We are planning to build an A-frame with a 28-foot span. We want to do a similar build to yours- 6ft centers with T&G sheathing, but we need a 28ft A with a 24/12 pitch. Have you seen any public domain drawings with those specs?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
The only public domain drawings I know of are the ones NDSU has - they have at least three different A-frame ones though: www.ag.ndsu.edu/extension-aben/buildingplans
@VladimirRadulovic-qr7fm
@VladimirRadulovic-qr7fm Год назад
And how this all pend out after two years?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
Honestly really good! We did this whole summer without the generator, just solar panels, batteries and AC running the whole time. Winter we still need to run the wood stove for comfort heat, but it's 100% livable year around. We will see when a 100-year winter cold comes in one of these days, but at least so far so good.
@kirkandpam1749
@kirkandpam1749 Год назад
What size are the rafters, 2x6 or 2x8?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
2x8, they are specified in the NDSU A-frame plans here: www.ag.ndsu.edu/extension-aben/buildingplans
@TORAH-613
@TORAH-613 Год назад
So it's been 4yrs. How is your foundation holding up. I'm fixing to build an A frame house here in Southern Missouri. Glad I found your channel
@TORAH-613
@TORAH-613 Год назад
If, you told menards what you were doing with the plywood and they sold you non ground contact plywood. Then that's on them not you
@TORAH-613
@TORAH-613 Год назад
They don't want you to DIY you own foundation or any building for that, because they don't make any money if you do it yourself
@haidafella8651
@haidafella8651 Год назад
Two years ago.. so you’ve been through a few season shifts.. do you get condensation on your T&G? Or anywhere in your wall assembled?
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
No, no condensation, mold growth or anything like that, so far at least!
@gwaaiedenshaw8310
@gwaaiedenshaw8310 Год назад
Awesome. I am all t&g because it will breath and not mold. I’m banking on anyways.
@DanCooper404
@DanCooper404 Год назад
Y'all really weren't in any rush there, were you.
@直江光弥
@直江光弥 Год назад
話が長い
@tom-scottgordon2891
@tom-scottgordon2891 2 года назад
Just finishing my first actual wooden tiny house/storage shed in Little Rock and I approve of every pointer you've mentioned here. I'm currently providing consulting services to tiny house builders based on my prior career photographing award winning projects for hundreds of clever architects. YTube channels are: cafekiva and giantstepspermaculture. Thanks.
@6h471
@6h471 2 года назад
Torx are worlds better. My experience with Bosch bits is awful though, they don't stand up. I have way better luck with Masterforce bits from Menards.
@williamburns7075
@williamburns7075 2 года назад
Thanks for the reference for the nailing schedule. It will come in useful during inspection for my porch roof of T&G.
@liamd4352
@liamd4352 2 года назад
Is there a part 3
@johnminer
@johnminer 2 года назад
Where is Part 3???
@2Jeezuzisreal
@2Jeezuzisreal 2 года назад
Back again RU-vid feeds great stuff I'm very envious
@2Jeezuzisreal
@2Jeezuzisreal 2 года назад
Back for more. Great job. I'm Green with envy but I also know the hardship of living in the boonies and I have lived in MN out in the country with an outhouse and a wood stove weeds growing everywhere and the county pounding on the door everyday demanding we do things a certain way and get an outhouse and the expense is ridiculous because you can't do your own
@2Jeezuzisreal
@2Jeezuzisreal 2 года назад
I see You in my feeds again after 3 years. Great job. I'm sure the green treated ply would be ok with liquid tar rolled on.
@2Jeezuzisreal
@2Jeezuzisreal 2 года назад
great job, love to see somebody out there off the beaten path. I finally got this in my RU-vid feeds after 3 years of not seeing it so-called algorithm
@TheVeryfunnydude
@TheVeryfunnydude 2 года назад
finally an update, your cabin looks great. really enjoy your videos and your style of presentation. can you provide a ball park figure of how much it all cost, without the land and what is the square footage of your a-frame? seems like you did most if not all the work, i am really curious what the cost is, a range works great? thanks
@OzarkMountainCabin
@OzarkMountainCabin Год назад
I don't have a full tally, but I think the ballpark - land not included - is ~$40K-$50K, if I include the cost from this past summer where we doubled the PV panel count and battery bank.
@vernonknight5827
@vernonknight5827 2 года назад
Down in Florida they attach the tops and bottoms of metal roof with screws then use PL sealant on the battens.
@snowsurfr
@snowsurfr 2 года назад
Yeah philips sucks especially if you aren’t using an 18-20v impact driver. I prefer the square-drive “Robertson” bits over wobbly torx screws. However, if you’re set on torx, try using a torx magnetic driver. It’s a game changer especially with an impact. Square drive screws lock into the Robertson magnet bit driver even better.
@dmcmanam
@dmcmanam 2 года назад
Did you consider a white steel roof for cooler summers?
@HomesteadingTexas
@HomesteadingTexas 2 года назад
You are awesome! Thank you so much.
@chadeberhart9734
@chadeberhart9734 2 года назад
Jacob, thanks for letting us stay in the cabin this weekend! It looks great! I'm definitely gonna watch all these videos.
@glrespicefinem3759
@glrespicefinem3759 2 года назад
Wow. This was a very dangerous .method of building. Foundation proper is paramount. Footings. Foundation walls with proper piers posts and beams support. Then proper floor joists and completed flooring deck. Then start A frame construction. Strongly suggest watching Wild Wonderful off Grid for proper A frame construction . God Bless you all. Builder 45years. This vid was poor and unsafe building techniques.
@unclethanatos
@unclethanatos 2 года назад
Very impressive work, and an excellent video explaining it. It’s been great following your progress. I know you filmed all this a year ago, but have you thought about building a website with the web crawlers and search functions you made so that others can find the right equipment for them as well? I’m not in the market, but it seems like something a lot of folks would find useful. Also curious about how you handled the roof penetration for your conduit, and what your long-term goals for generator-free battery life are. Lastly, how well have the calculations you made about insulation held up to reality?
@unclethanatos
@unclethanatos 2 года назад
@@OzarkMountainCabin Yup, I see the conduit now. Looks like a great solution. Thanks for the reply.
@SSBall3r
@SSBall3r 2 года назад
Great video! I am actively planning our off grid a frame and came across your channel. Love the ideas
@SeanWeeksSLC
@SeanWeeksSLC 2 года назад
These videos have a lot of great info. Thanks! I'm following the same USDS design you are but I can't seem to figure out how to satisfy the IRC insulation requirements. Are you just not following that or is there something I'm missing?