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Episode 20 on the traditional log cabin build series!
When I graduated high school I sought a big challenge in life. To alone, with only simple hand tools and raw power, build my own traditional off grid log cabin by hand from the materials of the Swedish forest. I film everything myself and edit these videos so you can follow my journey and hopefully learn as I do. I have no earlier experience in any of this, just a visualization of what I want to achieve and willpower to learn and improve everything necessary. So I enjoy reading good advice in the comments. Enjoy!
In this episode I am fitting the ceiling into the log cabin. The boards edges had to be debarked and rounded off to give a good look, this was probably the most time consuming. All the lumber is from own forest and was sawed by a "neighbour", as shown in the end. I was considering hand splitting small logs, but my grandfather highly advised me to this method.
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@ErikGrankvist 3 года назад

Fun Story: The night at 15:15 I had been working all day and it was becoming night as usual. But right then a heavy storm broke lose like a whip and threw my tarp off. The rain was poring down on the roof and I had only my headlamp to navigate in the dark. I found my tarp and started climbing up the wet and slippery build though the storm, holding the tarp in one hand. I fought to get the whole tarp over but the storm kept launching it away. On the third attempt I managed to secure the tarp. I was climbing down from the top and the second I came down my flashlights battery died. It was completely pitch dark with the storm covering the night sky. Luckily my backpack wasn't far away and I managed to feel my way towards it and grab a new battery. :) It's quite funny now to think if the battery had died minutes earlier. Then I would've been stuck on the very top of the build in the pitch black. No phone in the middle of the forest, having to sitt through the night storm soaking wet. good times Now I always carry an extra battery in my pocket. My merch: shop.spreadshirt.com/erik-grankvist/ Fun interview I did: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z07ckV5wdP4.html

@noway95_59 3 года назад

Damn

@noway95_59 3 года назад

Damn

@burggerbig102 3 года назад

The life always teaches you something

@balkanprussian3251 3 года назад

That sounds like a start to a Scandinavian horror movie!

@marc-vb9376 3 года назад

It could have been the intro of a Johan Falk episode;-)

@brunohelenius4062 3 года назад

I love the quiet solitude. No speaking, no annoying music. Thus I hereby nominate you Erik as an honorary Finn. Best regards, en Finnjävel.

@OMGAnotherday 3 года назад

✌️Yeah me too. 🌅

@RogierDittner 3 года назад

same as the Primitive Survival, but this is better replacement

@carlitomatti8717 3 года назад

and no annoying dogs!! Looks really great, excited to follow you

@timobrien1030 3 года назад

carlito matti what kinda person don’t like dogs??

@timobrien1030 3 года назад

Totally agree

@joanklaczek4009 Год назад

You get a 10 out of 10 for cinematography and audio on your videos. An 11 out of 10 for educational merit. And a 100 out of 10 for an example of character, perseverance and patience .

@winstonbrooks6254 3 года назад

Erik, I'm a 78-year-old, and I built my 1st house with power tools, mostly by myself, in my early 20's, it was hard work. What you have done, is so kool, you can be proud of yourself. I don,t think I would have tried to build a Log Cabin in those days, many kudo's to you sir. Keep up the good work. "Now get back to work son!"

@Bobby-mg1uj 3 года назад

Is your house still standing, sir? I'd love to see a picture. My mom built an adobe home with Grandpa, in old Arizona. Growing up in a house built by ones mother and grandfather is quite an indescribable feeling. I can only imagine what it's like to live in one built yourself.

@griffjeske4714 3 года назад

Yeah we're heading out to Colorado to build something like that glad I have my two younger Sons hopefully the youngest will hurry up

@Bobby-mg1uj 3 года назад

@@griffjeske4714 You will have an extraordinary, life changing experience! Well, ok, maybe a bit of vocabulary enrichment along the way... but it's all good. I wish you and your family well.

@mamavswild 3 года назад

@@griffjeske4714 i live in Colorado, and have since 2005...it's a great place, you'll love it, especially if you don't mind snow...which I don't.

@augustin4116 3 года назад

At first i thought "how can a guy in a forest build a house by himself" now i know and im loving it these past few months

@alanmcclure9546 3 года назад

first step, is go out in the forest.

@johnkmcgregor5209 3 года назад

Now you don’t know... that’s only the second time I have seen anyone else apart from Erik since the beginning. You are being very critical. John from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@OMGAnotherday 3 года назад

I got to disbelief when he got to the 6ft mark, I thought he going to have to get help! How wrong was I ! 🥴😂

@darkschweppes 3 года назад

my mental health is very bad and these videos really help me. they remind me that the world is big and people are capable of doing anything they set their mind to. the effort used from designing to building to FILMING AND UPLOADING the entire project is just amazing and i cannot even fathom that someone would be so generous to share something like this with the rest of the world. thank you!

@waywardwhippets2555 3 года назад

I totally agree. It's been a wonderful break from my mental health and Van dwelling life. Relaxing and invigorating at the same time.

@user-vq3lx9rp5w 3 года назад

lol same copping my depression with this. on dark days the sound of the woods, rain and working with wood gives me some comfort. my grannies life far in the north as well. our family has also such a wood cabin. due to corona I could not visit them. I miss it.

@PochoNews 3 года назад

I surround myself with fresh cut wood and then watch. Its smell -o -vision!!!

@cynthiacrawford1573 3 года назад

You can work on it and get a semblance of normalcy.I believe in you.

@RobertFletcherOBE 3 года назад

I used to be similar, focus on the small wins, they build up. When you fall forgive yourself and keep going. When you come out of this you'll be a better person. There's nothing like pain to teach you empathy. Good luck I'm genuinely rooting for you.

@token6577 4 месяца назад

This book was a great resource for ideas, practical advice ru-vid.comUgkx-b91_bYU48sOwHX-XC49tRRXRxcnOmZm and pro tips I purchased the plans for the 10'x16' colonial and used them for the basics and made my own modifications. I built my shed for storage and lawn equipment, but decided to sheath and side it in case I ever wanted to add insulation and turn it into a shop or bunkhouse. I poured over this book all winter while I planned and found it to be the all-around best shed book out there.

@jazrobean1 3 года назад

KNOW that MANY people who watch you are as PROUD of you as your parents must be.

@cola98765 3 года назад

It's such a weird feeling... being proud for someone completely unrelated to you.

@DDan61 3 года назад

Nice story and glad you're ok! An old man once told me "if you make a mistake and you learn from it, then it was NEVER a mistake to begin with, it was a LESSON!".

@angeldove4332 3 года назад

This man isn’t scared of splinters. *Splinters are scared of him.*

@carlcess 2 года назад

You are so right I was thinking that lol

@Pope005 3 года назад

This is like the ending of Truman show. We’re all enjoying the ride and we’ll be kinda sad when it’s over, but we’ll be so happy for the dude that he did it that it more than makes up for it.

@DoubleDowner 3 года назад

it wont be over, we've got months / years worth of video content. Finishing the cabin, clearing the area around it, furnishing the inside (you know he's going to make his own furniture too) and then many more vids of cabin life.

@televisionhighlights8730 3 года назад

Next video, building my dog a doghouse cabin in the woods

@hejdingamleraev 3 года назад

@@DoubleDowner Yeah, and don't forget outbuildings and wood shed and all kinds of stuff. Wouldn't surprise me if he builds his own chimney from local stone for the cabin as well

@kennethsage7889 3 года назад

When did Truman build a log cabin in the wilderness? What like after the show? Pshhhhhhhhh

@StevenLawAuthor 2 года назад

You're not just a craftsman, you're also an artist. Admire your commitment and passion. Bravo!

@mulph7738 2 года назад

Exactly

@anonymous2513456 3 года назад

Sir, your skill with the axe is very impressive.

@thaliapostuma8054 3 года назад

My axe is my buddy, I never leave without him~

@ou8883 3 года назад

Dont go school tomorron

@jackied.2158 3 года назад

Did ya see the 360 slowmo??? that was niceeeee. I had to rewatch it

@Bobby-mg1uj 3 года назад

Aye. Have been wondering what brand axe and saw he uses. Good, dependable tools make all the difference in a project.

@PatRick-sm5fe 3 года назад

He had the best mentor :)

@bienenmannklassik 3 года назад

If RU-vidrs would always be so inspiring. Without advertising and product placement. Proof of real ability and skill. Thank you very much! Greetings from Germany 🙂

@ceddavis7441 11 месяцев назад

A nice mix of old fashioned elbow grease, locally sourced materials and modern day techniques. I like it.

@cracknigr6065 2 года назад

It's pretty awesome that McLovin continued to read books and learned how to build wooden huts all on his own! :)

@tonimi137 3 года назад

There's something very zen about watching you work on the cabin. I really admire the dedication and effort you've put into it over the last year and change. I can't wait to see the final result. Thank you so much for allowing us to follow you on this journey.

@pilsnerr 3 года назад

I must say that after quite a few years on construction sites and being an outdoorsy type, this is really impressive. The amount of patience, mental fortitude, stubbornness (the good kind :) ), humility, and self-esteem to do something like this, especially right after secondary school, is truly amazing. I hope you can take all your skill and strength with you and apply them in your later life. II am not easily impressed, but you, young sir, have indeed impressed me greatly. I wish you all the success in your life. Oh yeah and mad respect to your grandfather!!! He's the man. Hälsningar, Just a guy from Finland.

@Begginerphotograffer 2 года назад

The example of a man period! Greatness at it finest! Salute to you brother!!!!

@TTOS69 2 года назад

Lmao first thing off the bat your dad is hilarious! He caught me off guard with the English "Dad, helping out 💪" I've been binge watching the build and its so inspiring! I'll be back later when the video is over ✌.

@ItsShahrzadG 3 года назад

I don't know why it was so satisfying to watch the floor of the cabin get cleaned of woodchips

@a.d.595 3 года назад

Not even the night stop Erik building his log cabin and by the way, the slow motion with the flip of the 🪓 was amazing 👏👌👍🤝

@brunohelenius4062 3 года назад

Have you seen his axe throwing skills? Check out his Instagram for a couple of clips.

@hollypebbles 3 года назад

You were blessed by the company of your beautiful little dog. Boredom brought me to your video but I watched all your videos, fascinated by your skill and diligence. Sweden is a beautiful country.

@So_Iace 2 года назад

Videos like these push me closer and closer to quitting my job and moving out to the middle of nowhere

@millh4381 3 года назад

I’m so at peace watching these videos 😌

@j-j-jingles4797 3 года назад

I think this is a brilliant way of getting fit. Not becuase it is more natural, or that it's outdoors. But that you can actually see progress in anything more than numbers. You can see as the house is constructed, and it stays that way. In a gym, you momentarily conteract the earth's gravity, before letting gravity do its job again, repeatedly. Here, you actually do something that will stay up, and not just fall down like a weight.

@dylanburns3290 3 года назад

This is beautifully put 👏

@waywardwhippets2555 3 года назад

Actually there are studies that prove chopping wood us one of the most productive ways to build testosterone. Look it up.

@waywardwhippets2555 3 года назад

@solartime8983 3 года назад

Productive Work🌻 And instead of just working against gravity for a fake musculature, you get fit for a purpose ...and a house & (maybe) a spouse🌻

@benjaminipsen8563 2 года назад

Heck in the first video he goes from pulling the logs with rope to lifting it to each stop Eric is functionally fit now

@nickmartinez7674 3 года назад

Good stuff. Very happy to see you sleep inside. A good man satisfied with his work. 🐶

@BigDsGaming2022 3 года назад

I have been going Nuts waiting for this Video .

@mayureshkulkarni4791 3 года назад

Production quality feels like I'm watching a National geographic documentry!

@liaam2012 3 года назад

Having this on while i do other things is oddly relaxing

@obenohnebohne 2 года назад

27:39 Reading a book in a cabin that is build with own hands. How rewarding that must be.

@elodiatechak1633 3 года назад

I use to enjoy swimming in cold water to. It was fun, just remember to have lots of calcium and vitamin D. So you won’t get arthritis, or osteoporosis. Love to see you work, reminds me of my dad. I’m 73 years now and you way of work of building homes, those homes are still standing. Keep up the good work. God Bless.

@kurtjensen7264 3 года назад

I Cannot even imagine how wonderful it must feel to sleep the first night in the house that you built your self!

@Yahudikiwi 2 года назад

Erik you are an inspiration and your skill in making this house is incredible. Well done!

@LeviWritesBooks 2 года назад

Erik, watching you build your cabin, log by log, ax cut by ax cut, hammer blow by hammer blow, is inspiring. Well done Mr. Grankvist.

@Scubas996 3 года назад

The most anticipated series of RU-vid

@jimsechrengost4673 3 года назад

Glad to see the cabin finally being closed in. You can really get a feel for its final shape. I have really enjoyed you sharing your journey with all us lowly mortals.

@Curryhunts 3 года назад

I must say I've been a carpenter for 15 years. You do nice work man. I love the dedication you have doing it the old school traditional way. Keep the videos coming i love seeing the progress.

@KaWouter_ 3 года назад

You remind me of Snusmumriken from Mumintrollen with that hat and your connection with nature.

@pocketmonstersfan123 2 года назад

my mans out here hitting us with that feather cap fashionable woodsman

@roberttelford745 3 года назад

Some people may say that this is overkill for a dog's kennel but he/she is cute as a button

@nerdpocketcards 3 года назад

.....................?

@MrBcraze513 3 года назад

I'm 5 mill% sure this human has a 3rd leg

@roberttelford745 3 года назад

@Ian Ramos don't bring that shit here. This channel is an escape from that nonsense

@klasina55 3 года назад

@Ian Ramos I think he is talking about the dog.

@gilliantempleton3253 3 года назад

cavalier king charles spaniel, looks like it has some McGoogans lines behind it, very nice looking example, colour is known as ruby.

@adityajangid1978 3 года назад

I stumbled upon your first video and was waiting for more and now it's here. the internet really connects people.

@margaretheschmidt7062 Год назад

This young Erik is the best of all builders 👍👍👍

@dafook865 2 года назад

Im sick and bedridden becaue of weather changes and these videos help me alot with passing the time without loud music loud intros etc. Thanks alot.

@daghetnie 3 года назад

That first night.... The house looks amazing already

@Im-Carley 3 года назад

Thanks for posting Erik, I enjoyed your video very much. Love the fact that you listen to your grand parents to learn from them. Your parents may be proud of you, but your grandparents are sure to be bursting with pride and will cherish you in their hearts. You are also a setting example for your generation, most of which have no patience or interest in the knowledge of the older generations. Thank you for that, God Bless you and your family.

@funkealabi 2 года назад

Thank you so much for showing us where the planks came from...I was indeed wondering 😄 " I am fitting the ceiling into the log cabin. The boards edges had to be debarked and rounded off to give a good look, this was probably the most time consuming" : This speaks volumes to me about finishing well in a creative process. And this "the second I came down my flashlights battery died." hints to me the age-old power of "Providence". Well done, Erik, and thank you for sharing this journey of vision and diligence with the world! We applaud you 👏 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@coltonroberts6206 2 года назад

When he flexed and said "yeah, helping out!" I felt that

@froggers540 3 года назад

Can we take a minute to notice how cute his dog is?

@r2dezki 3 года назад

King cavaliers are cute as h*ck.

@DrOtto-sx7cp 3 года назад

Wooof ! 😁

@stevenr8606 3 года назад

To the Deckinator, had one 🥺 'Margaret Morning Shine' very, very photogenic, loved cameras too, like his. Even the eyes and brow movement, and color, was the same. Fits his cabin.

@asquithmainlines699 3 года назад

Thanks and welcome back, that ceiling looks fantastic. I am always amazed at your techniques and knowledge of what you are doing. You are definitely a master craftsman. Something that is extremely rare in people of your age today. 🇨🇦🇨🇦

@brianwillerton8659 2 года назад

No man is an island, it's good to have Family, Friends and Good Neighbors...

@michaelcarpenter6126 2 года назад

Eriks work is very inspiring. 2 weeks ago I lost my cabin to a massive fire in the forest. It was a 94 year old board and batten. I always wished to rebuild with logs. Now I am going to do it. I am doing my homework, watching Erik has helped alot. I will not use any power tools to build. It will be off grid. Next spring I will begin with the foundation. Logs will be cedar. Thanks again Erik.

@kirstenchavez2211 3 года назад

After it’s built I want to see how you will build the bed, furniture, and how you make all of the natural decorations!!

@Kerath 3 года назад

I have a feeling I'll be watching your RU-vid videos for the next 40 years. I hope there will be more adventures :)

@ErikGrankvist 3 года назад

Thank you. For sure, more adventures.

@66cidri 3 года назад

My boy will be shredded by the end of that series, such legend.

@franciscocabrera5985 3 года назад

You must be proud of yourself, you are a example of determination, hard work, patience. The young kids only want things easy, fast, but dont have the strengh to obtain important goals with hard work. This house will give you a life experience that you will remember for ever. You will have the strengh for bigger goals indeed. Hi from Chile.

@rayeyth2550 3 года назад

You have accomplished more than most of us could've in the time that it took you to become a mentor to me. I will go as far to say that your my here. It is unbelievable that you started out with nothing and never gave up. I'm 55 years of age and I'd love to meet you someday, just to shake your hand and meet a man such as you. I wish you and your family many years of love and happiness!

@DanteYewToob 2 года назад

Fun Fact: The term 'Dead as a Door Nail' has an interesting origin. In the olden days, nails were extremely valuable because each one was hand made. So much so, that when people moved, they would often burn the house down and shift through the ashes to recover the nails and take them to be used again. (Hence barn burning parties. Typically farmers would celebrate success by burning the old barn to build a new bigger one.) Door nails had to be extra secure and withstand a ton of abuse, so when you installed a door, you would hammer a nail through to the other side, bend it over onto itself and smash it down. This mangled the nail and any attempt to straighten it would work harden and break it. Hence, you could only use them once. It was a dead nail. Not worth retrieving, cant be fixed or remade. It has to be completely melted and reforged. Fun, huh? Life sure was shitty and difficult and horrible before you could just order a pneumatic airgun off Amazon and a bulk pack of a thousand nails...

@seanoneal5857 2 года назад

I would argue it was more difficult but shitty? Not so much. At least you had small government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

@ChicanoOne760 2 года назад

They made the slaves make nails

@777rogerf 2 года назад

@@ChicanoOne760 Not in the original colonies where mass manufacturing was pioneered by a program of the federal government initiated by the Madison administration in 1812, A huge mistake, which has yet to be remedied, was to overlook the need to incorporate a sub-program to assist every state to develop appropriate industries. In the South, such a program would provided freed slaves and many others with employment and a basis for sustainable regional and national economic development. Most of the United States need such a program today.

@amberinthebox4462 2 года назад

Oh my dad told me that when I was a kid. I completely forgot about that. He had turned an old mill into a house and had an antique shop and a wood shop where Hu beuit old styled furniture by hand. He was a brick Mason for work but those were what he had on the first floor.....well that was my step dad anyways. He just recently passed. I feel awful for my mom.

@rezaghoroby7753 3 года назад

Good to see you came back and you are doing a great job . Happy Easter and God bless you all .

@edwardli131 2 года назад

you read books instead of watching smart phone. How tranquil your heart is!

@TheOddOne2 3 года назад

Only in Sweden can you include a family meetup in a ASMR video. (Fantastiskt arbete Erik, vansinnigt inspirerande)

@HammarixSwe 3 года назад

Nice profilbild!

@Blumensaft 3 года назад

Is it Swedish ? looks a little like German for me I think that it means: Fantastic work Erik, insanely inspiring.

@HammarixSwe 3 года назад

@@Blumensaft Yes, that's swedish.

@DasKaeffchen 3 года назад

@@Blumensaft But the german translation is amazingly close: Fantastische Arbeit, Erik. Wahnsinnig inspirierend.

@hejdingamleraev 3 года назад

To me it looked like they were dying to talk, at least around the campfire

@cookiecreep9204 3 года назад

To finally sleep in a house you built yourself had to feel so satisfying.

@tanksouth 2 года назад

I know that feeling having built my own place. But you can also lay sleepless as you think of all the other things yet to be done.

@walttegtmeier2303 3 года назад

Good to see a young man volunteer for hard work, keep it up young fella, with America had young folks with your get up and go

@davidcorless5581 2 года назад

I THINK THAT LOG CABIN WILL OUTLAST ERIK , MANY TIMES OVER , EXCELLENT WORK MAN .

@clololown 3 года назад

one of the best channels on youtube

@noexchavez 3 года назад

Setting up the camera, although simple in this context, is time consuming and surely a relative nascence to juggle amongst the endless problem solving during construction. Thank you for sharing xoxo

@For_rest1996 Год назад

sleeping in own hand-builded house must be absolutely amazing and relaxing

@360nationenter10ment. Год назад

You have been randomly selected Dm me to claim your package

@greybeard5774 3 года назад

Well in those videos there is much more than just discovering and learning woodworking skills .. this is a story about how a young man dares to dream and make his dreams come true without much fuss .. step by step .. regardless of the weather and the season .. here is to learn how to be tough and achieve your goals no matter what .. my respect!

@Miguel_ON65 3 года назад

Your first night sleeping in the cabin. Congratulations. It should be emotive. Greetings from Spain

@Toomer. 3 года назад

I clapped when I saw you laying down to sleep that's awesome! Great job!

@joebird1400 2 года назад

You're a hell of a young man Erik..

@joeortolani9897 2 года назад

Yes, no speaking,just the sweet sound of chopping. Perfecting every notch.

@jessekainordwall 3 года назад

So ridiculously inspiring watching this build come together. I can't wait to see the next episode!

@lochlannturner4086 3 года назад

Another incredibly impressive thing is how good this looks/is edited

@par3foisn479 3 года назад

We love this mini dog !!!

@savos020 3 года назад

enjoy those moments with your Father they always seem less than in the moment and so precious when he is gone try to bridge that gap and cherish the Man who is your Pa, great job on the cabin and great job on your life choices nothing better than a life well lived.

@Cadwaladr 3 года назад

Made me think of my great great great grandfather, who came to America in 1844. He settled in Illinois, which at that time was way out on the frontier. He wrote about how they had trouble getting the wood they wanted for their house. They had plenty of pine, but for whatever reason, he wanted oak, and you had to go a long way to get it. But he was from England, which probably made him prejudiced; if he had been from Scandinavia, he would have known that a pine house can be a fine thing indeed.

@wtfBrad 3 года назад

Been looking forward to this video! The satisfaction of being able to lay down inside and relax while keeping dry had to be amazing. Grandfather was right in having the neighbor cut those logs. That would have been such a long process. Was great to see your family visit as well. LOVE hotdogs and sausages cooked over fire like that! Excellent work Erik and thank you again for allowing us to follow with you on this journey! Take care my friend!

@topjimmy7325 3 года назад

this man is a genuine artisan with norse viking warrior godlike abilities, big up my dude

@icosmose6982 3 года назад

I've enjoyed the videos on the cabin, thanks for letting us be apart of it, even if we're just watching.

@DivisionG1eNHay 3 года назад

You're a huge inspiration my friend.

@restriction01 3 года назад

Inspiring, you have done a fantastic job and also created one of the best series on RU-vid

@ErikGrankvist 3 года назад

Thank you, glad you enjoy it.

@milossafranek3002 2 года назад

gotta give it to Eric it is a completely unique experience to watch these videos. Pretty amazing! Love that there is no talk, just the nature and the sound of work

@chanux5323 3 года назад

My Country Sri Lanka I look forward to watching all your videos and wish you all the best in your future endeavors.🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋

@noface1547 3 года назад

22:22 OMG I CAN'T THAT WAS ADORABLE 😭😂😂💚🖤

@ccooper8785 3 года назад

This video should have come with the warning "Caution, this video contains other people and even some talking"..... Awesome, brilliant, thanks for posting 😀🏆🎖️

@reht1 2 года назад

Great job, nordic brother! Greetings from Finland!💪🏼🇫🇮🍀🙏🏻

@adrianamonet 2 года назад

One of the most beautiful RU-vid channels I’ve discovered. ⭐️

@soe_tv 3 года назад

when u first started assembling the roof i almost shouted at the monitor "get rid of the bark!" XD

@trevortong4448 3 года назад

It’s beginning to look more like a cabin , it’s looking fantastic! How you handle that hand axe amazes me , your strokes are so precise. I have followed you from the start, wishing you all the best, from Canterbury Kent UK

@hollyp3065 2 года назад

I bet that first night sleeping inside your very own handbuilt cabin felt amazing!

@flaviagensem 2 года назад

We got so "modern"... And always on a hurry with so much technology that watching plain nature and a boy getting back to the way things used to be just brings us such peace. What a beautiful place to have a cabin and just run away from all the "noise" from the city. I am glad to see that this generation of his is not so lost as most seems to be here in Brazil. Great work Eric! 🥰 😘

@harleyhawk7959 3 года назад

I thought building my cedar deck on the back of the house was tough. you make my project look simple. being 70 and doing it by myself, is difficult for me. congratulations on your accomplishment young man👍🏻🍻🤜🤛

@Raman964 3 года назад

Sometimes i wish the video just dont stop n keep goin and goin...... Keep up the hard work!!. Its amazing to watch.

@waywardwhippets2555 3 года назад

Erik, Thank you for including me on this journey! It's WONDERFUL!!!!!! BRAVO 👏👏👏

@bradirwin5345 3 года назад

You can just picture this taking place in the 1700s. Great workmanship. . Enjoy able to watch him work. ..

@gerdine9258 3 года назад

You get me as excited as for the end of a good book. I wanted to skip to the end to see how far you've got this time, but I watched it all. Absolutely amazing to see how you calmly and surely get it done, step by step. Much respect!

@MrBcraze513 3 года назад

Always listen to grandpa lol the best advice comes from the elders and soon all our elders will pass along with them some great life lessons everyone should know. I'm a young guy with an old soul so I tend to talk and befriend people much older than me. So this really goes to everyone. Listen to your elders because even if they're so old they don't make sense they still tend to have moments of inspiration and something to say