Winter shelter building, Warm hut +20 inside, Furnace installed, Modern bushcraft 

Yes, I like snow-covered trees, too! Thank you! Glad you liked it! Take care

thank you!

😀😀

Thank you, it's a pleasure 😊

Nice to hear that you liked it! Thanks

Saludos desde Ucrania 🇺🇦 Gracias

Thank you! I'm sincerely glad you like it :)

Cảm ơn! Nhưng tôi không bao giờ sử dụng cây sống. Chỉ những cây đã đổ

Thank you

It's nice to hear that you like it! Thank you

Muchas gracias.

thanks a lot!

Hallo! Danke

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Further it is cleaner, I would not say that it is easier to inflame with a balloon. You tried?

Guys like this love making things as difficult as possible then after a few days go home to their warm house.

Thanks

감사합니다

Glad you liked it! Thanks

Muchas gracias.

Bonjour ! Merci :)

Thank you!

Көп рақмет!

Thank you, friend!

Thank you

你好！ 非常感谢

매우 감사합니다

Дякую! 🙂

Glad you like it! Thanks

👍👍👍👍

Bardzo dziękuję! 🙂

thanks)

Yes, I always enjoy the process! Thank you, glad you like it

Какие метаморфозы…температура поменялась за несколько дней вот и всё

Grazie molto) Non senza questo 😂

thanks 😊

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Is that the only thing that worries you? 😁

Heck yeah!!! Freezing your ass out there and wondering where to piss and shit. Do you have any advice you smartypant? Come on ,speak up for the youtubers so they would know where.

La Sega è a batteria 🔋

To nie jest piła benzynowa, jest zasilana bateryjnie

Thank you Bruno

Yes. I think it’s an old Japanese method to preserve wood. And if you coat it with something like linseed oil it will last a long time. Plus it looks great.

Both options

No window, no aeration. Bad design

I'm going to study to be a designer 😄😄😄

Дуже дякую!

No, I'm not lost

It all depends on the air temperature and the thickness of the log itself. If you just saw, enough for a lot

Of course, but it's also just about using less materials and making it stable and easier to build. The higher you build, the more work you have to do to make it stable and get those logs up there. The lower it is the easier it is to stack logs. Building a little into the ground helps to get moisture out of the surrounding soil, and mass for heat to sink into. The ground can shift if you build right on top of it, so building into it a little helps. Of course these aren't built to last though, for that you need a solid foundation and more. Eventually the moisture in the soil rots the wood base. But it's also just simpler to build, so worthwhile for the use you get out of it.

thanks for the answer :)

@@peoplez129 awesome ...the more we know . hey ! I'm a city girl who knows nothing lo. am loving these videos ...living vicariously through the bush crafters .

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Enough to be there in your underwear

RTFM! Did you not read the title of this video? It contains the answer .....

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Sì, questa casa è sul mio terreno)

@@mypersonaljournal bene, allora comprerò un bosco vicino a te x poter costruire un🏚️🌲...!

❤️

This is my land. I bought it. And now I'm experimenting and learning how to work with wood

@@mypersonaljournal In our state, even though we own the land, the wood, etc., we could not do such a thing without endless paperwork, approvals and the town’s ability to require all kinds of costly modifications. A real shame, what a terrific family project that could have been or one for our sons alone. Good luck! It looks wonderful.

Why?

agree :)

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There are no bears here, and there are too few wolves. Thanks

At least you have said something .... 🥸 🥸

Why?