Building a Tiny Cabin While Living in a Tent

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I spent some time camping out in Colorado and building a tiny cabin.
Special thanks to Jeff for helping me out during the build. Check out his RU-vid channel over at - ‪@SoCoguy‬
Special thanks to Rachel Savoie for helping out on the first part of the trip!
All music in this video was written and recorded by Jon Parker Simpson © 2024.

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19 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 41

@worthsimpson386 7 дней назад

As I have said before most people have no clue as to how much work construction projects are and Video recording makes it even more challenging. I am very proud of you. Thanks for sharing

@SRV463 7 дней назад

You're right, you don't know until you do it. Thanks again for teaching me. Love ya

@charlenecarnes8139 2 дня назад

Wow You are doing such an amazing job!❤❤❤

@declanking-williams356 7 часов назад

Well done sir, great job and great inspiration. Thank you.

@91Bronco 3 дня назад

Great job man!

@MoroMoro1 День назад

Got that roof on just in time. It's looking great

@MinnesotaMegOffGrid 4 дня назад

Love watching cabin builds but the cloud time-lapse was awesome too!

@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837 День назад

Good Sturdy foundation is where it all starts ! Then no turning back it coming along good :) You should of put insulation in your corners before you sheeted can't now , hopefully it don't condensate on you in winter, Going to be an awesome view " I'm just finished up with my roof , "green" 👍

@FloatingVillageLife 4 дня назад

Your content is incredibly heartwarming and meaningful, always inspiring me with your dedication and creativity. I love the positivity and humor you bring to each video. And I am floating village life

@autlnghrn 7 дней назад

Very cool, can't imagine the amount of work to capture everything along the way.

@SRV463 4 дня назад

Thanks Michael! Yes, it definitely added a lot of hours to the build. It's all good though as it was a fun project, and I'm glad I could share the journey for others to enjoy.

@surfgate 3 дня назад

Great job! I enjoyed the video and learnt a few tricks 😀

@thesnodgrasschannel6782 3 дня назад

Love this. Subscribed.

@user-ud7zw2po5g 4 дня назад

Well done 👍 hope you have a great time in Texas ❤❤xx

@SoCoguy 7 дней назад

You are such a kind hearted, intelligent guy. Amazing video, your own background music too I bet. Glad you finally had opportunity to finish it. Always look forward to your return my friend. ❤

@SRV463 7 дней назад

Thanks again for all the help! Looking forward to seeing you guys again. Hopefully won't be too much longer.

@jamesheidema 15 часов назад

They are called Lady bugs and are completely harmless. By the way, the freeze in the winter, then thaw, and live again, incredible huh!

@ShadowMoonFarms 4 дня назад

Thanks for sharing

@mazdarx7887 3 дня назад

It's great being able to build where you never get frost to heave the building around. Save a lot of digging down to below the frost line. Why would you use such wide floor joist support beams, only to 45 the ends, reducing it's width. May as well went with a smaller beam and saved some money

@preciousyetvicious 7 дней назад

Looks amazing! ❤ Can’t wait to come camp out in the cabin with you 🥰

@JJSPEEDBAG 7 дней назад

So Awesome!

@tombrenes2411 3 дня назад

Great content Love all the hard work How much per acre?

@timothyalanogrady 5 дней назад

Hood day new to your channel. Great video on the start of your cabin. Well do on the framing and closing it in . I do like the drip edge. . Can't to see your next video on finishing the in side of it .

@jeanwilkinson3080 День назад

You could have done a California corner L shaped studs. In corner

@eddique 7 дней назад

Not sure that footwear is OSHA approved

@SRV463 7 дней назад

Those are my welding shoes too. Plenty of air holes, kinda like self made crocs 😝

@markmacduff4630 4 дня назад

Looking good, will princess come

@MarioMartinez-ph2de 7 дней назад

Damn ! Great job and very good editing . Any Sasquatch ?

@JH-jd8ip 4 дня назад

My guess is those thin concrete pavers you stacked as a foundation or whatever they are will crack and eventually erode away as the ground and cabin settles. There's a big difference in strength between a piece of let's say 8" solid block concrete versus stacking 4 pieces of 2" thick concrete to make 8". Best of luck to you , hope you don't have problems

@davesrvchannel4717 4 дня назад

In most soil situations you’d be correct with your concern. But looking at their soil it’s rock based. That ground is not going to settle or shift like regular ground would

@JH-jd8ip 4 дня назад

@davesrvchannel4717 maybe you're right, maybe not but between the weight of a cabin and it's furnishings, heavy snow and frost you get in the rockies I definitely wouldn't chance it. Heck I wouldn't even build a shed on stacked up paver blocks , but that's just me. Best to you and the uploaders

@SRV463 4 дня назад

@@JH-jd8ip Hey JH, the local supply there only had 2" pavers. The rules for this build were - 120sqft (or less), and it must be on skids + pavers. I prefer pier + beam as it's a lot easier to level, and it's strong. The cabin has been sitting for a year now, but I'll be heading up soon. We'll see how it held up so far. Thanks for watching!

@JH-jd8ip 3 дня назад

@@SRV463 👍