Building an off grid Pallet wood Cabin for $ 14 Alone - Cheap off-grid Homestead Build (Part:2) 

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@@heidiscott9226 what ?

@@heidiscott9226 Why. Why do they have that?

I give this young man credit....this is so cute!...i wish I could see it inside with the dog....great job!!

Sharon Hunter what do you mean by , why do they have that?....have what?....this is so cute!...just curious what is it that bothers you about this humble yet adorable project?

This thread is gettin weird ,lol

@Mermaid Life Oh dawling ! Are you REALLY ready to give up all your jaded " Creature Comforts " , , or will you be apologizing to him layer in Fall for not " thinking it through " ? Surreal as a Seasonal Yuppie .

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When we were kids we called them home!😂

@@javierrodriguez2863 🤣Hilarious🤣

After covid, we will all be calling them home.

We called it a club house

Now you're an adult you call it a toilet.

For sure

is that the outhouse

Earth filler will freez

I’ll be just fine in my bunker with 20 yrs of food and water

Certainly would cut the cost of time greatly in making a shelter with essentially a pre-made structure. Something to worry about in that spot though would be slipping and flooding.

That is awesome! I glad to hear that. Thank you.

@@WargehBushcraft No, thank you. You keep my memories alive. As I age, I depend more and more on memories to grant me solice. You are a memory provider as well as a great bushcrafter.

Your right. Doing projects with recycled materials and little cost is very satisfying.

I think its really cool! But I'd really want to have a modern toilet and a way to flush it. Enjoy the adventure, I enjoyed watching the video!✝️❤

It wasn't dirt, it was moss, moss is used to fill in the cracks, as rooftops, walls (,if leaning properly) and flooring, very comfortable to lay on

@@johnj4698 And moss, for the most part, sort of repels water! So cool!!

And the mice also

A great video you have alot of energy.

Lol

No, it’s the biggest raccoon house ever. Have you ever been camping?

@@mythicalpuma yeah i think everyone has been camping but he's not camping he is living

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@kl2j3423 ok

@@MrWhoopwhoop10 ok

@@llshatterll7648 you can't have your own opinion about anything anymore.

@@marylynndontchangename3461 sadly its the truth lol

Dogs are very adaptable thankfully. Most of us dog lovers don't live like that. But it is a great life for that lucky dog.

Coming soon!

Thank you my friend! I glad you like it.

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@@mehmettuluce6378 geri dönüştürülürse çok pratik ve mantıklıdır / if it's recycled it's very practical and sensible

Thank you so much my friend.

Thanks my friend.

Thanks 👍 I glad you like it.

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it

Fantastic job. Love it.

Thanks 👍

Glad to hear it! Thank you.

I wonder if adding a sod roof over the tarp would add insulation and also prevent the tarp from deteriorating in the sun and wind?

@@michaelstansell1001 wondered the same

@@michaelstansell1001 well, he better do something because UV will not be kind to that tarp...

Thank you my friend! I glad you enjoy it. Satay safe.

Great to hear! Thank you.

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LOL SO TRUE 😂

Those who hung around waiting for, and expecting it, as their saving grace, would deserve nothing less.....

You should rent out your cabins so ppl can see what it's like to ruff it for a weekend.

Thank you so much!

Thank you very much!

Also if you go fishing just dig through your living room floor for bait

Thanks my friend👍

Don't forget the fire alarm. Just in case.m8t

Thanks 👍 I glad you like it.

Thank you my friend. Stay safe.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.

You need to be careful with pallet wood. Some are chemically treated with some nasty stuff.

Home depo, menards & fleetfarm.if not any of these go and check your local lumber yard

@@ugoogalee don't eat them

@@enigma9971 Don't be ridiculous about a solid helpful comment. Fumes from treated wood are problematic and cause tremendous health problems even leading to death.

@Izhevsk Ive burned pallets for 30 years now. I doubt the oak pallets are treated.

Thanks 👍

I couldn't agree more

@@troy7124 and why?

@@mahirmaks just my opinion but I think just about everything about them is great

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you. Best of luck!

Enjoy!

Glad you liked it! Thank you.

Glad you think so!

@@WargehBushcraft new sub here 👍 keep up the good work 👏👏

Thanks a lot

@@WargehBushcraft I want one 😢😱 I love it!! 👍😍

Awesome! Thank you!

Thank you my friend.

Hello my friend! Thank you so much 😀 I glad to hear that.

Hi All, One tool I don't see a lot of people use is the post hole digger. In this case, it is light to carry in, and you can glue up 2 by 4s into a P-Lam beam if there are no reasonably large trees to make your pole barn roof. Thanks, take care.

I like!!!

Hi. I had a best friend, that was from a really poor family, that busted up and beat-down cardboard and stuffed it into their walls, for insulation. It worked really well and it was FREE. Their ceiling was mainly big pieces of thick cardboard, painted white. The walls were, what at one time was an old "coal-house" that They lined with painted on both sides thick cardboard with busted up cardboard in between the old board and Batton shed walls and the cardboard. They had 2 windows framed out, but just a piece of plastic stretched over them. It was off the grid...no electricity no water. They had a dug outhouse. I measured the window in their kitchen and built a Sheet-Metal box, that would Just-Fit. I put racks in it and screw holes. I took it down there and we installed it thru the window hole and sealed it with silicone outside. Then we screwed the insulated door on it. During the winter months, the cold, outside would transfer thru the sheet metal and be a real good refrigerator, and the insulated door would keep the cold out of the house and the heat; from their cook-stove, inside the room. In the summer months, after they cooked a meal, they could put the food in there and it would keep it warm and keep any bugs off of it. There was a spring up the holler from them and they needed another 100 feet of hose, so I got that and a bunch of hose repair couplings and we ran a garden hose from the spring to their house. It ran all the time. They kept an old claw-foot bathtub there, for the water hose to run into. That ended up being the watering trough for their cow. They put some old cookie pans into the dirt at the run!off from the bathtub, for the chickens to water themselves, and their coup was made from old crates and shipping containers and scraps from everywhere. They knew how to salvage things and very many ways to use things, that you would have never thought of! That was over 50 years ago. It does my memory good, to see videos of folks doing, as a hobby, what they did to survive daily life. They made it and were happy. Memories from Bill of Tennessee 🇺🇸

@@general5104 Thank you for sharing such a great story of self reliance. We are so spoiled with our conveniences, but our lives are not better for them. I have some of Eric Sloane's books. He was an artist, now deceased, that saw the beautiful landscape of our country vanishing. He did drawings and photographs to save for future generations the lost ways of yesteryear. His books are worth their weight in platinum. God bless America.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks for the sub!