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Building MICRO HOUSE 64 sq ft. on Stilts (COMPLETE BUILD) 

Kevin Builds (Modern Self Reliance)
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We build an extremely small off grid house on stilts in the forest - 'The Forest Cube.'
The inside is insulated to R2000 standards with rockwool, then wrapped in plastic vapor barrier and tuck taped to be completely sealed from the outside.
While not conventional, the walls are finished with drywall, and painted. But the ceiling has a super fancy 'tray ceiling' that glows bright with recessed rope lights and pot lights. These all run off the Inergy portable battery pack.
We decided to use a engineered hardwood floor supplied by Bigelow Flooring.
The shell of the cube is completely wrapped in kerdi waterpoof membrane made by Schluter, including the flat roof to give The Cube, it's unique look.
Regular framing forms the structure of The Cube which is bolted to the cedar posts supports. I have used reclaimed materials for nearly all of the construction, from the lumber, to the windows and doors. The aluminum door is cut from a full frame garage door and purposely narrow to permit more wall space for bedding and sitting.
The upright door is only meant to access the wrap-around porch, while the lower hatch serves for entry and exit. It is also cut small to keep the space useful.
Inside, The Forest Cube doesn't feel cramped because of the big front window opening up the space to the forest and pond that surround it. The view is amazing! The pond area will grow in with lush vegetation by next spring and the waters be filled with wildlife, fish and frogs, and our pet ducks!
Other features to be added to the space will include indoor lighting supplied by a quiet battery generator and unique decor such as a 'floating ceiling.'
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Most of the materials are sources on-site, including the cedar posts holding up the deck and the spruce trees milled on a portable sawmill. The rest of the materials are salvaged, and so either free, or very inexpensive including the re-used pressure treated lumber and the discarded propane tank.
The propane tank is the perfect place for an open fire pit, hung up over the Juliet balcony to maximize the view over the front of the deck in full view of the pond.
We finish the inside of the extremely small off grid house on stilts in the forest - 'The Forest Cube.'
While not conventional, the walls are finished with drywall, and painted. But the ceiling has a super fancy 'tray ceiling' that glows bright with recessed rope lights and pot lights. These all run off the Inergy portable battery pack.
The Forest Cube is outfitted with a small bed, coffee table that doubles as a storage unit, coat rack, and shelves to hold personal decorations. Future plans will include a wrap-around porch and outdoor cooking area.
The small cube is a self-contained living space of just 64 sq t. raised up off the ground on cedar post stilts to both protect from the elements, save on foundational requirements, and provide an epic view of the pond and surrounding forest!
The shell of the cube is completely wrapped in Kerdi waterpoofing membrane made by Schluter, including the flat roof to give The Cube, it's unique look.
Regular framing forms the structure of The Cube which is bolted to the cedar posts supports. I have used reclaimed materials for nearly all of the construction, from the lumber, to the windows and doors. The aluminum door is cut from a full frame garage door and purposely narrow to permit more wall space for bedding and sitting.
The upright door is only meant to access the wrap-around porch, while the lower hatch serves for entry and exit. It is also cut small to keep the space useful.
Inside, The Forest Cube doesn't feel cramped because of the big front window opening up the space to the forest and pond that surround it. The view is amazing! The pond area will grow in with lush vegetation by next spring and the waters be filled with wildlife, fish and frogs, and our pet ducks!
Other features to be added to the space will include indoor lighting supplied by a quiet battery generator and unique decor such as a 'floating ceiling.'
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Комментарии : 1,9 тыс.   
@michaelledford4751
@michaelledford4751 3 года назад
Pro tip, if you want your posts to last forever and not rott at the ground level heres a 10,000 yr old tip to preserve post wood, take a torch and burn the posts where they will be underground until they are blackened & leave charcoal residue on your hands, make sure to blacken the posts 6 inches above ground , next step is to visit your local commercial & industrial roofing material outlet " not home depot " and buy 5 gallons of coal tar pitch primer, take the posts & submerge them in the coal tar liquid & allow to absorb 1 to 3 days, allow 24 hrs to dry & your posts will never rott out , im a 77 yr old retired Journeyman Waterproaofer who has used this centuries old method of wood preservation on many structures on my 22.5 acre compound , i set the posts on my 1st barn 30x50 using this method with pine 6x6 posts back in 1969 and the posts are all dry & free of rott .
@luv2jazz
@luv2jazz Год назад
Thanks for the tip. Was trying to copy and paste it so I could save the instructions You Tube won’t allow it.
@sensitivepetalflower
@sensitivepetalflower Год назад
@@luv2jazz I was able to. You might try again.
@lindsaymus45
@lindsaymus45 Год назад
Ashes around the bottom to !
@brycepiontek161
@brycepiontek161 Год назад
We have a name for somthing similar down here I forget the name but it's pine wood that you let saturate with sap and it's hard as hell and never rots I think its called match wood or somthing
@shinsanhughes629
@shinsanhughes629 Год назад
@@luv2jazz Writing it out by hand might be faster than stuffing around trying to copy and paste.
@jb7225
@jb7225 8 месяцев назад
Excellent ru-vid.comUgkxYGamVaHfdHiPlAQaLa7zkwR02OKpGYDU . I built the basic model with its help and it turned out great . It is intensive and really educational. Ryan got another victor! No one can represent it better than Ryan. Thank you, Ryan!
@zarty8121
@zarty8121 3 года назад
Watching this project for 1 hour 45 minutes of my life was totally worth it and therapeutic too.
@makenziemay5449
@makenziemay5449 2 года назад
Yeah you watched it for 1 hour and 45 minutes but did you watch the last 2 seconds?😂
@Sabamonster
@Sabamonster 2 года назад
The best part of these videos is that they are passion projects. You can tell you really love doing this stuff and it comes through in the videos.
@shawnallbritton601
@shawnallbritton601 3 года назад
I really appreciate how detailed you are in your explanations. Very great learning and entertaining content!
@ModernSelfReliance
@ModernSelfReliance 3 года назад
Glad you enjoy it!
@Reality_TV
@Reality_TV 2 года назад
No problems - only solutions! LMAO! Subscribed! You're awesome and hilarious! OK. I sat through this WHOLE THING and I have died and gone to self-build heaven! I love this video! You're my inspiration. I'm a woman, but I've had dreams of doing this exact same thing and I will! Thank you for this video, your humor and your willingness to do something different! I love the quiet, solitude and awesomeness of this! YES!
@teedawg2112
@teedawg2112 3 года назад
I just ignored a massive pile of work and watched this whole video …. It was worth it 👍
@itsyaboichipsahoi8390
@itsyaboichipsahoi8390 3 года назад
Lmao same
@jonkent928
@jonkent928 3 года назад
Bro saaaaame
@davehague3365
@davehague3365 3 года назад
Fgh
@mrscylogan
@mrscylogan 3 года назад
Great minds think alike lol
@SelfLove65
@SelfLove65 3 года назад
I did the same, watched the whole video. I enjoyed all details ideas. 😃❤
@taddvinson8319
@taddvinson8319 2 года назад
No matter what age, guys NEVER forget the forts they built as kids....
@joannekeefe426
@joannekeefe426 2 года назад
Girls either!
@cerin59
@cerin59 3 месяца назад
Yeah, neither do girls. FYI......
@russellwatters5891
@russellwatters5891 3 года назад
Even after watching this as a series, your building savy gets me. I didn't know until watching this that screws didn't have structural integrity for builds.
@Harrisvoter
@Harrisvoter 3 года назад
screws have very little shear strength great for decks not for structure [frame]
@russellwatters5891
@russellwatters5891 3 года назад
@@Harrisvoter Thank you. After 61 years, I learned something new. Woof Woof.. 😆
@jamestetzlaff7611
@jamestetzlaff7611 2 года назад
Depends on what kind of screws you buy... GRK makes structural screws that have the same shear strength as 1/2" lag bolts 👍
@LatiNoble
@LatiNoble 2 года назад
As an English tutor; I love that this guy loves funny words. “Sheeting”, “Rocksel”, etc. Such lighthearted, good-natured fun! Also, I’m pretty sure efficiency is not the main reason a tool guy would use a chainsaw every chance he’s got.
@davestevens4263
@davestevens4263 3 года назад
Great build , I’ve built 2 houses & many other projects & at 50 yrs old I actually learned 3 things from your video , that says a lot . Keep up your amazing work!!!!
@Doclasamson
@Doclasamson 2 года назад
You can visit my channel and leave comments in the comment section to help me improve. My channel is new and has the same topic. thanks
@stephanymurdy3165
@stephanymurdy3165 Год назад
Wow! I’m astounded at the creativity and skill used in this shelter! Solid as a rock, but with a sense of artful imagination…. well done! 🎉😂❤🎉😂❤🎉😂❤
@ChrystinaAchuff
@ChrystinaAchuff 2 года назад
I would love to live in that cube tbfh. Though I have a tiny suggestion: Maybe hang some curtains up in there in case you want some privacy? Also, maybe one day (if you haven't already done so), you could make a small guest house with a clear roof so you can see the stars and stuff. :D
@natrualsproducts3932
@natrualsproducts3932 2 года назад
I normally have a short attention span when it comes to watching building videos but this one makes me want to start building something yesterday. Great video. Thanks for making such an interesting and creative way of building almost anything 😉. Do you do videos on rehabbing historical houses with plaster walls? And or gravity furnace replacement?
@grandmothersukhrealta3611
@grandmothersukhrealta3611 3 года назад
This would be a great place for people who live in flood areas. As climate impacts humans more we need to think outside the box
@MageSkeleton
@MageSkeleton 3 года назад
by "climate" i hope you mean; Summer, Fall, Autumn, and Winter.
@07Hawkeye
@07Hawkeye 2 года назад
awesome build! but let it be known, astro turf is INCREDIBLY slippery when wet. in my old high school they had an all astro turf football field and whenever it rained it turned into a massive slip and slide
@detlyn
@detlyn 3 года назад
1:45 minutes:) can’t believe I watched the hole thing. Very entertaining and good build💯
@lindsayalisonstevens3592
@lindsayalisonstevens3592 2 года назад
Kevin has such vision for architecture and a great eye for interior design 😍👏🏽
@manoutdoors7085
@manoutdoors7085 3 года назад
Love the movie version of this build as much as I did the series. I appreciate the time that you must have put in on editing this, especially after so much time has passed since the recording of them. Might I suggest that you hinge the ladder going to the first deck and rig a pulley to hoist the ladder up. This would be a neat addition for Bear/ People proofing.
@gedwhittaker2191
@gedwhittaker2191 3 года назад
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@sophiajoyceferry7150
@sophiajoyceferry7150 3 года назад
Now that's an Awesome idea 💡 Cheers from Sophia, Melbourne, Australia 🐨 🦘.
@elbertwilliams9744
@elbertwilliams9744 3 года назад
@@sophiajoyceferry7150 o
@DryMrs
@DryMrs Год назад
My fav....love how you made a door out of a garage door. Looks like you thought of everything except a little broom to sweep off leaves. What a great job!! Enjoyed the whole build!!
@laurieedeburn2449
@laurieedeburn2449 3 года назад
nice how you put together every vid in one start to finish video...lots of work no doubt...so thanks .. i do leave the ads to play
@eva2k0
@eva2k0 2 года назад
Parging the outside really gave it a modern look. Love the contrast with the surroundings, very cool!
@Over60sowhat
@Over60sowhat 3 года назад
Such a wonderful project and video. I liked it right off the bat and then tried to like it four more times while I was watching it! We love watching you and Don work together and create, Kevin!
@michaelwilson4132
@michaelwilson4132 2 года назад
This video is so...cool! Thank you!
@silvrliit
@silvrliit 3 года назад
Very sweet sustainable build there, was great to see you harvest your source materials straight from the surrounding area and immediately use it. Almost makes me feel like I could do it myself, which I’d love to do if I had a friend like your handyman there, and accessibility to forests as you do there in Canada, I know they’re all around up there. Thanks for letting us watch you build it!☺️♥️
@cynthiaquaile1557
@cynthiaquaile1557 2 года назад
Thank you for sharing with us. Hey if you used plain glass the Afame would make a great green house. it gives me great ideas.
@elleb1177
@elleb1177 Год назад
From a woman's point of view, you are totally worth watching, you're humor that is interjected like the wrong nails you use, or they are the right nails but maybe not to some square professionals opinion, thank you I've learned so much from watching your videos I have subscribed, and I will continue watching and thank you I have laughed I actually cried with tears in my eyes laughing and that's the best part of everything when you can make people laugh you have their attention, many blessings Elle in Colorado 🌹🙏🌍
@escapedtheratrace3408
@escapedtheratrace3408 3 года назад
Great idea for off grid living on wetlands. Minimal disturbance to the land, I like it!
@michaellachowski7053
@michaellachowski7053 2 года назад
Somebody said once to "never buy an house that an architect built with his own hands". You are not an architect, yet. You have so many great ideas, each sabotaging the others while put indiscriminately together as you did. On the other hand you had a great time doing this project, so we did we watching you. Thank you for the experience.
@allenenabnit7078
@allenenabnit7078 3 года назад
I liked seeing the whole thing start to finish with sound not to crazy about silent videos, plus loved you riding your go-cart never to old to act like a kid I still ride mine about once a year to show the kids I still have the moves.
@joannekeefe426
@joannekeefe426 2 года назад
Not to mention the sustainability and self reliance of the place. Incredibly awesome!
@kevinh.w.crabbe8748
@kevinh.w.crabbe8748 3 года назад
I love the way you made that deck around the building there and the place for a BBQ THAT WAY
@mclark3874
@mclark3874 Месяц назад
Hello from scotland, great to see what your doing for the homeless a man with a heart 👍👌👏👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
@justanotherperson584
@justanotherperson584 3 года назад
You have a great sense of humor……great attitude. True, attention to detail makes for a more efficient…..cube. Yes, definitely sheet rock. Why? Looks nice and bright…. Beautiful. I love that you use the trees around you to help construct. Cool go-cart …..beating around the bush! Fun.
@hardyhockey9195
@hardyhockey9195 2 года назад
Your videos are so satisfying. It’s great I feel like I accomplished something but I never had to leave my couch. Thanks.
@ndwolfwood09
@ndwolfwood09 3 года назад
Awesome job and details on everything about this micro house! Would love to see another one with a glass ceiling or some sort of moon/sun roof with tint! to see the stars at night!
@deElPaso
@deElPaso 2 года назад
Excellent implementation of the idea! The ends of the logs that were buried in the ground had to be burned along the entire length plus half a meter from ground level so that they would not rot. There is also a nuance that logs should be buried with the top in the ground, since water rises from the roots along the trunk to avoid early rotting of the tree. The error needs to be corrected, given that there is a pond nearby. Each support should be dug out separately to the level of the end face, build a fire at the bottom or treat the surface with a gas burner. Good luck!
@Unk-Dre
@Unk-Dre 2 года назад
Wow, very impressive and creative of building a project in the forest. I love the pond view from the cube. “The Cube Project “ has a nice ring to it. Great video/content and informative what a great job I love it, thanks 🤙🏾
@ModernSelfReliance
@ModernSelfReliance 2 года назад
Glad you like it!
@bumboklaatry5828
@bumboklaatry5828 2 года назад
honestly this is gonna be something i'm throwing on my bucket to-do list, looks like a secretive but cool hangout spot
@conniewaite1996
@conniewaite1996 3 года назад
You could make a lift to haul wood up from outside or groceries,a pulley system
@isafeld
@isafeld 6 месяцев назад
I love how you explain the why/how while you're doing it, so helpful! I'm looking at building a tiny office/house so this is great, thank you
@chrissynen
@chrissynen 3 года назад
Every time I see that ceiling circle it makes me happy
@TexasMile
@TexasMile Год назад
Using that garage door panel with the glass inlays is slick. Ingenious idea!
@Yuuyori
@Yuuyori 2 года назад
What an awesome build, I wish I had the know how to do all of this. Having an off grid little cube shack, or even normal shack to go to to get away would be amazing.
@nathancollins5822
@nathancollins5822 2 года назад
Would love to see an in-depth tutorial just on the ceiling and lighting. Imo, it would have been good to make the ceiling a decent amount taller on the inside.
@expatriate2477
@expatriate2477 2 года назад
I very much enjoyed the constructive process from start to finish. It is a joy to watch such professionals at work. It makes me want to retire in such a cosy hideout in the jungle in my old age.
@gisellerobitaille8136
@gisellerobitaille8136 11 месяцев назад
One thing that was missing in the cube was the blinds for the windows, love the video👍👍.
@evangelosiatrou3004
@evangelosiatrou3004 3 года назад
"I love being in the bush in the fall"- out of nowhere?!!!😄 love this guy
@mitch42165
@mitch42165 2 года назад
out of nowhere - "have I talked about my knob enough?"
@edwardmartin8104
@edwardmartin8104 2 года назад
Same
@robertjantz3728
@robertjantz3728 2 года назад
This was a great hour and forty five, I'm glad i watched it and I'm putting this on the bucket list, which I don't do lightly these days lol. The wonderboard membrane for the roof, brilliant.
@RealNickTheCoolest
@RealNickTheCoolest 3 года назад
That’s one of the nicest builds I’ve seen in a long time. God I wish I had some property to do something like this.
@jalen8r
@jalen8r 3 года назад
This literally has an otherworldly feel to it like a million dollar tiny house, your first Minecraft house but you never moved, a deer blind but chic the list goes on I would love to accomplish something like this someday
@carywhalen653
@carywhalen653 3 года назад
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@5phutsangtao-iQ
@5phutsangtao-iQ 3 года назад
A very solid house in the forest
@suharmanto3930
@suharmanto3930 3 года назад
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@jepulis6674
@jepulis6674 3 года назад
Until the wood rot kicks in :D At least burn the parts that go in the ground.
@barbaracollins3593
@barbaracollins3593 2 года назад
@@jepulis6674 9h h
@davidwalker8778
@davidwalker8778 2 года назад
@@jepulis6674 don’t have to with cedar
@jillschneider2953
@jillschneider2953 2 года назад
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@alvarsdzenis4739
@alvarsdzenis4739 2 года назад
Thoroughly enjoyed the "drywall/steel stud part. I can picture people's faces because you were blowing through the whole process so fast. I've installed and made many coffered ceilings and "pie in the sky" ceilings over 30 years of drywall and steel stud. I'm retired now, but I do miss doing it every day. cheers🇨🇦
@ModernSelfReliance
@ModernSelfReliance 2 года назад
1/2 wall angle for the win! Love detailed ceilings!
@sicksixty6
@sicksixty6 3 года назад
Thanks again for your very generous service and excellent content
@JC-sh6im
@JC-sh6im Год назад
Inspiring and educational on reno / construction ! I thought at the start - "there should be a roof deck" - and there was ! ( but also I thought the under-space can be used as a sort of sheltered deck / sitting area.. I like to watch rain up close and personal while sheltered but not behind a window, sometimes.. to hear it.. And this, in the forest - the sound of it.. )
@i_laced_those3928
@i_laced_those3928 3 года назад
I love this build! This is what I wanna do when I'm older. Just chillin in a forest making anything I could ever need. Fishing, wood lodges, building, nice rustic home tucked away from the main city. Man, that'd be nice.
@kymwright727
@kymwright727 Год назад
Don't wait as soon as you are able do it before your body gets older . You will need to be fit and hard working to reap the benefits but so rewarding . Good luck and my very best wishes to you . Live Life .
@joannekeefe426
@joannekeefe426 2 года назад
I love it. No flooding easy to heat! Very practical. Cheers!
@day-yah-naysingingwaters8989
@day-yah-naysingingwaters8989 3 года назад
Hi. I watched your entire video build. I liked a lot of what you did, but have some ideas for you. 1 is to put a metal drop box in the ground under your cube used as a bear proof cold storage root cellar. 2 in close base area around your base for. Added insulation during the winters & storage & other uses. Area will stay cooler in the summer if ventilation lift doors are added & warmer in the winter & still alow. entry access to your floor entry. Here in Calif. we have major fire issues & Bear problems, so I design cabins with protection from such & also catching water for retention during our severe draught & climate changes. 3 cylinder designed wind mills( small & efficent) could be added to your roof patio to supply power for your Jackery powere unit & other appliances (storage batteries) etc. Based under your Cube. Hope these ideas help you. Liked your lighting actcent & also your Cub stove, they're great. Also liked your detailed presentation. One last thought is to put a rain water catch tarp canopy & tank on your patio. for plumeing in & using for a sink, outside deck shower, & fire suppression. Keep up the good work!! & ill keep watching your site!! Bleessings& Aloha
@fil-can4868
@fil-can4868 3 года назад
I finished watching the whole video and I may not be able to build one of my own but I got to see what was behind building a cube house or tiny house in the forest. The cube is ready for a harsh winter thinking he's in Canada somewhere. Thank you for the video.
@Ram-1231
@Ram-1231 3 года назад
@ModernSelfReliance. You should use metal flashing on the chimney pipe on the roof termination. The rubber will most likely expand and contract and act like a syphon for water and air. The pressure differentiation will cause this. Termination height is also very important so embers don't ignite combustibles on the roof. And again rubber should not be used for chimney flashing (this is SUPER important). In a worse case scenario like during a chimney fire the temp can exceed 1800° inside the chimney connectors/pipe. Problems can then exponentially manifest. I'm not currently in the industry but I have several years of chimney sweeping and installs under my belt. I know this isa tiny stove but the fire inside it is real and physics are still in play. I would also modify some other things but that's just me. Unlisted stoves need special attention. They don't go through any testing for clearances to combustibles and such.
@joannekeefe426
@joannekeefe426 2 года назад
You are very skilled. I love how u used left overs repurposing, things from the forest and then the best materials like the insulation. As well as looking to the future as how you will use appreciation not depreciation value. As well as such comfort and coziness. Standing "O"!!!!!!!!!!
@LawnMowerKelly
@LawnMowerKelly 2 года назад
Awesome video! I was so happy to see your efforts around the selective harvesting of the trees. Such an important practice. Thanks for sharing!
@the_witchy_bard2769
@the_witchy_bard2769 2 года назад
Your delivery is SO approachable, I deeply appreciate this!!
@portugalonawingandaprayer473
@portugalonawingandaprayer473 3 года назад
What an absolutely fantastic build Kevin … you have great vision and skills … could I not borrow you for a few months to set up unique builds when I move to Portugal 😀 you are worth more than your weight in gold … 🙏☘️😘
@jshauer8272
@jshauer8272 3 года назад
I LOVE how every part seems to be your "favorite" part!
@edsomers7814
@edsomers7814 3 года назад
What a great build,I’d spend a year living there with no problem. Awesome video.😊☮️
@stevesawatsky
@stevesawatsky 2 года назад
"It's two sheets" is actually the best argument for plywood haha. I'd still do osb as well though haha
@lindawells9328
@lindawells9328 3 года назад
you always build such amazeing and beutiful things . i love dome homes , i would love to see how would you build a dome home . it can be a small dome home . i just love that lil camper of yours . i love everything that you build . you are such a very smart , talented , and funny person . you bring so much joy to so many people . thank you . miss . linda
@jerrycarnley7673
@jerrycarnley7673 2 года назад
"Proceed with Reckless Abandon"...love it! Sweet look when finishing the last bolt...Perfection!
@susiesearle2219
@susiesearle2219 3 года назад
What a fascinating video. I am in absolute awe of people with the skills to self build!
@Janewomanpower
@Janewomanpower 2 года назад
i watched this whole video. it was longer than most movies and it flew by! thank you! that little home looks so amazing and cozy!
@justbcusican230
@justbcusican230 3 года назад
DELIGHTFUL!! I love watching your videos, sometimes gives me ideas for my own house. I love the ceiling on this little Cabin in the Woods
@michelleatrill7095
@michelleatrill7095 2 года назад
100% precision, care and attention to detail!! what a tradesman!!shame they aren't all like you!! amazing
@jennymontague851
@jennymontague851 3 года назад
This is incredible. I started watching it and aside from a few breaks, kept coming back to it as I was astounded what could be constructed with a few good tools, scrounged materials and a good building sense. Wish I could borrow you to build an outdoor space for me. I could learn so much from someone like you. Amazing ingenuity. One curiosity, wondered how you were able to use forest land unless it is privately owned by you or your family???
@ModernSelfReliance
@ModernSelfReliance 3 года назад
Yeah you'd have to own the land you'd be building on.
@TheJimprez
@TheJimprez 2 года назад
@@ModernSelfReliance OR, you could build mechanized legs, that move it about 50 feet one way and back again the other way, 29 days later, on public/crown land... With electrical actuators, running on solar-charged batteries. The Spider-Force-Cube.
@mrs.berniemadoff3324
@mrs.berniemadoff3324 2 года назад
@@TheJimprez OMGAWD??? never heard of it?🤔🤨🙄😁😂
@donaldthomas3537
@donaldthomas3537 2 года назад
One of the nicest hunting cabins I have seen. Love the great ideas, I was hooked. Thanks for your videos and keep up Great work. God bless you. Don
@carolynhogan6816
@carolynhogan6816 3 года назад
Thank You for building those ladders on the outside attached to the rail! I had complained about the trap door being your access to enter the cube. Ladders look good!
@mikehancho3500
@mikehancho3500 2 года назад
You just built a typical Florida house minus the roof membrane. Stucco comes to mind southern homes and apartments and everything in between osb&stucco!
@faisalrkhawaja
@faisalrkhawaja 2 года назад
I really enjoyed this entire build and video. Thank you. Keep up the great work.
@deborahhaton2669
@deborahhaton2669 2 года назад
I appreciate your sense of humor and your creativity.
@moby4444
@moby4444 3 года назад
I have always thought that one of the primary detractors of having a wood interior was the resulting dark space and the illusion of an even smaller size. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the use of drywall. Plus it is cheap!
@tedsamuels3203
@tedsamuels3203 2 года назад
These guys are genius..This is beautiful and a great get away . This is more than just saying it's awesome 👌 PERFECTION
@Shaden0040
@Shaden0040 3 года назад
Always peal the nark off posts, and Burn the end that gets burried it preserves the wood from water damage.
@nicolasdavies4129
@nicolasdavies4129 3 года назад
he explained why he didnd, and it makes sense not to do it.
@heatherclayton-callaghan4270
@heatherclayton-callaghan4270 3 года назад
The burning routine is Japanese, so obviously a different type of tree on Japan. I've seen some builders do the burning method in Canada snd Alaska. ALWAYS remove bark off ALL tree posts !!!
@LatinSlav
@LatinSlav 2 года назад
i tought i would skip through this long video, but for my surprise i watched it all ,your a very skilled man
@averagesinnerrepenting8917
@averagesinnerrepenting8917 3 года назад
Once your village is finished you’d could make a lot of moolah on Airbnb just saying
@StaceNyourFace
@StaceNyourFace 7 месяцев назад
26:24 "...think outside the box a little!" I caught it! Very well played. 👍😉😂
@davidsgreatadventures
@davidsgreatadventures 3 года назад
Just finished the video, its so awesome watching you guys build stuff.
@shaniaa9287
@shaniaa9287 2 года назад
I've decided...you're having WAY too much fun teaching us the what and why of fulfilling your dreams...you're an awesome young man young man. LOVE all your videos. They're so helpful and informative and I love that you always think outside the box and repurpose "stuff" as well 👍❣❣❣
@glendajorde9062
@glendajorde9062 3 года назад
You need an art piece on the entire bottom surface of the murphy bed, so when it is up it will look GREAT
@katievosloo
@katievosloo 3 года назад
I have no idea why i watched this entire thing. Im just some city girl in Australia thats never ever done any form of building or handy man-ing or anything like that. But ive always had a deep longing for this kind of thing. Like, woodworks, or, carpenting, such good honest work, u can be so creative its such a useful skill. But how does one even start. Tools are so expensive and it looks like u need a ton of tools haha. Very much enjoyed ur video. Living through u.
@ModernSelfReliance
@ModernSelfReliance 3 года назад
Slowly collect tools. Start building once you have a hammer. acquire tools along the way.
@joannkelley9000
@joannkelley9000 3 года назад
Can I rent this? Nothing like a porch to sit on and enjoy the peace and quiet of mother nature! You are amazing and kinda fun!
@shawng7902
@shawng7902 2 года назад
I've watched 20 of these builds so far, and you are the first to talk about insulation the way I was always taught. It's not the insulation that holds heat, it's the dead air inside it. Also 1st time I've EVER heard about diminishing returns mentioned. People want to build everything air-tight. Then raise hell because of mold, and the fact their roof turns up and smokes off the top of their house in 2yrs.
@kia-oracho-cho170
@kia-oracho-cho170 3 года назад
I really was intrigued by this but seeing how long it was, thought I'd skip through some of it but nope...loved it from start to finish! Very well done, love it!!
@fabab4467
@fabab4467 2 года назад
I should have been asleep an hour and a half ago but couldn’t stop watching this post……amazing….when can I move in??? 😉
@samanthajohnson3368
@samanthajohnson3368 3 года назад
Love the lighting, love the live edges and the use off all the fallen and cut trees, moden interior with natural woodland outside that blends in with its surroundings. After a couple of winters it will blend in even more. Great work, you kept me interested all the way through. Your a lucky man to have such a beautiful environment and it was amazing to share this with you through video. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 Thank you
@preciousviolette5159
@preciousviolette5159 Год назад
Thank you for your patience in explaining things. Learning a lot. You have a new subscriber!
@alisamariaangelsanddemons4309
@alisamariaangelsanddemons4309 3 года назад
This is absolutely fascinating to me! Love this and the hard work definitely pays off! Amazing guys!👏🏽
@storiesbybrittney
@storiesbybrittney 2 года назад
This was actually really FUN to watch! Thank you for talking us thru it!
@khamen723
@khamen723 3 года назад
Cedar resists bugs, that’s the secret of it’s longevity
@janedoe09
@janedoe09 2 года назад
I Want I Want I Want!!!! Especially the Cub Stove...Thank You For your build and humor :)
@lorilange8654
@lorilange8654 3 года назад
Love the cube tree house hey I suggest more stable support under the cube maybe some more support beams and one all the way around them for stability to support it aye? Love the design you guys did a marvelous job inside of the cube..I absolutely love the tiny wood stove.. it's so adorable and so functional.. Your ceiling lights are so cool! I could imagine them changing colors ...like a booth tooth speaker..Love that Barbeque excellent job!! The wrap around deck it's amazing..
@berniekumali-rodrigues1170
@berniekumali-rodrigues1170 3 года назад
Yes, I certainly agree about the added beam supports.
@lorilange8654
@lorilange8654 3 года назад
@@berniekumali-rodrigues1170 😎
@TheSoccerInstitute
@TheSoccerInstitute 2 года назад
Entertaining and informative....I appreciated the subtle humor and positive personality.
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