🏕️We're building a small cabin in the woods as a DIY project.
🛠️We're using salvaged materials to minimize costs and ensure an eco-friendly construction.
⛺We're digging postholes and using pressure-treated lumber for the cabin's foundation.
🌲We're incorporating the beauty of the surrounding woods into the cabin's design.
✨We're embracing the simplicity and practicality of the 'old-timer' construction methods.
Why are you using salvaged materials?
—We're using salvaged materials to reduce costs and minimize environmental impact.
What's the benefit of using pressure-treated lumber?
—Pressure-treated lumber helps protect the foundation of the cabin from rot and decay.
Are you following a specific architectural plan?
—No, we're building this cabin using our own design and incorporating elements from traditional construction methods.
How big will the cabin be?
—The cabin will be approximately 9 feet by 12 feet, providing a cozy and functional space.
Are you planning to add any modern amenities to the cabin?
—No, we're aiming for a more rustic experience and keeping the cabin simple and practical.
00:00We're starting a DIY adventure of building a small cabin in the woods.
00:06We're using salvaged materials to reduce costs and environmental impact.
01:58We're using pressure-treated lumber for the cabin's foundation.
02:32We're embracing the simplicity and practicality of traditional construction methods.
06:59The cabin will be approximately 9 feet by 12 feet in size.
12:01We're cutting and milling our own lumber for the project.
16:17We're using dead-standing cedar trees for the cabin structure.
20:54We're using dimensional lumber for the cabin walls.
