🪵The creator uses boards for bracing and ramps to lift the logs into place for easy installation.
🪚The logs are notched over the window frames to create a secure and tight fit.
⚒️The creator takes safety precautions and thinks carefully about each move to avoid accidents.
🌲Installing the window frames and building up the walls is a challenging process, but it brings a sense of accomplishment.
🏗️The log cabin is starting to take shape and look like a real cabin as the walls are built higher.
How does the creator lift the logs into place?
—The creator uses boards for bracing and ramps to create a ramp-like structure for easy lifting of the logs.
How are the logs secured over the window frames?
—The logs are notched over the window frames, ensuring a secure and tight fit.
What safety precautions does the creator take?
—The creator thinks carefully about each move and takes necessary safety precautions to prevent accidents or injuries.
Is building the log cabin a challenging process?
—Yes, building a log cabin requires hard work and dedication. However, it is also rewarding to see the progress and the cabin taking shape.
How does the cabin look at this stage?
—As the walls are built higher and the window frames are installed, the cabin is starting to look like a real cabin.
00:03The creator prepares to install window frames and build up the walls of the log cabin.
00:21Boards are used for bracing, and ramps are created to lift the logs into place.
01:30The logs are notched over the window frames to ensure a secure fit.
02:20The creator takes safety precautions and emphasizes the importance of thinking about every move during the construction process.
03:44The logs are securely fastened and ratchet-strapped to prevent them from rolling off.
07:58The first row of logs above the window frames is completed, making the walls more solid.
08:42The creator reflects on the challenging process but is satisfied with the progress made.
19:29The window frames are now above the windows, making the cabin look more like a real cabin.
