Building A Stone Fireplace Hearth | Timelapse | Start to Finish

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Alaska off-grid cabin fireplace build in less than 4 minutes. Our wood stove needed a stone hearth to live on. Check out my channel for full length video. Thanks for watching I hope you enjoy.
**Original music by me and my buddy Forest Wilson
#fireplace #hearth #woodheat #timelapse #starttofinish #asmr #build #offgrid #alaska #cabin #cozycabin #diy #project

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@lovethenorm1 19 дней назад

Excellent.

@erhardt1477 Год назад

The amount of work you and your wife put into this, is impressive sir 👍 Greetings from Germany everybody 👋

@alaskacabinadventures Год назад

Thanks! Greetings!

@johnpeddicord4932 Год назад

Team work, supervisor Norman 😊

@Desert-Tan-Whiskey 6 месяцев назад

👍👍👍

@patricklee4672 Год назад

Looks fantastic! Well done.

@alaskacabinadventures Год назад

Thanks!

@whiteboi1856 Год назад

Great job👍

@alaskacabinadventures Год назад

Thank you!

@lukemarks92 Год назад

Looks so nice you two work good together

@Sandy66421 9 месяцев назад

GREAT JOB !!!!!!

@madebymichael4773 Год назад

Hi Matt. Love your channel. I just watched the video with you and Forest creating the music. Just curious, Is your music available to stream?

@alaskacabinadventures Год назад

Thank you!! Glad you enjoy the tunes, unfortunately the music isn’t available anywhere besides on my videos right now, but stay tuned, that might be changing here soon 👀

@arlenebaltrus9709 8 месяцев назад

You need a heat shield behind your wood heater - ceramic tiles work well.

@micwell2247 Год назад

Biggest pan of water you can set on top of it the warmer and no chance of cracking, drying out your wood panels ....2 to 3 gal is normal 4 gal if your running it hot...like 800 Deg.

@abecker930 10 месяцев назад

So you can put a stove up against a wall without fire proofing the wall? Because this creates a fire hazard. Usually they are put in a corner and a brick wall with metal is built behind it etc.