Thanks Susan. Hope it helps in your journey.

And thanks for commenting positively.

I am happy to hear you got something out of my video. Good luck with your glamping journey.

I feel for you....it took me 30 years to find this tool. I have painted more than just a room the 'old fashioned way'. Now you are the lucky one going forward.

@@theglampman3785 haha for sure, this is one I'll not forget

Here is why I say to paint the top first with a brush if the wall is very tall: 1. Best to climb on a ladder early in the day (before you get tired, lazy or start to rush). We don't want any accidents. 2. When you are on the ladder, if the wall is not painted yet you can lean and place your hand on the wall for balance. If you have just painted the wall, that is not an option. (Again a safety thing).

Great Scott! You caught me. Roller, my friend. Roll on.

Thanks a million Jared. This was my first shot at a long form content and not sure if it would be taken well. Glad you got a lot from it.

Thank you! Cheers!

Yep, this was only the second video I ever produced and posted on my channel. Things have improved.

Thank you user-sf9om6sl4d. Since 2013 my love for all things 'Cats' has steadily grown and this project shows it.

Thank you so much @gjm456 for your thoughts and compliment. Of course running a glamping business is not for everyone and here on my channel I do my best to show the audience what it is really like. I am also glad you find it fun to watch, as I sure do have fun making these videos and hope many out there like you are finding it both entertaining and educational.

Thank you Debra for your comment, although its not the kind of comment I would expect from a mother and someone who claims to be interested in helping people over come addiction and behavioral issues . You have the right to comment on my site the way you did and that's why I allow all comments. And in return my comment to you is I would never allow a family member of mine who'd need help overcoming addiction or behavioral issues anywhere near a such a negative person.

@@theglampman3785 glamping is glamorous camping. Your version exhibits ingenuity. It is not glamorous, and has nothing to with addiction, has nothing to do with being a mother and isn’t even an opinion. It is glamping v camping in a manner that is more sheltered and comfortable than a tent.

I don't think guvernamentale has yet subscribed to my channel.

hi Jacob. When it first starts to rain yeah the water is dirty because of all dust, pollen and all that kind of stuff that is on the roof. So I wait a few minutes after the rain starts to open up the cap so only fresh water goes into the tank. The other method is to have a pipe that collects the dirty water first and then once that pipe is full (because there is only small holes to let it drain, that then only the fresh water makes its way into the tank. Thanks for your question.

@@theglampman3785 ah i understand, interesting. I was thinking a filter inside of the tube would help ensure it’s not contaminated or dirty water. The water passes downward through the tube & filter and enters the tub.

Hey Joey, thanks for watching and commenting. The 53 or 48 foot rectangle thing behind a tractor is also called a trailer. I just don't want to mislead KZbin watchers into thinking I am building something also refered to as an 18 wheeler. You say tomato , I say tomato.

@@theglampman3785 Then don't "mislead" people with "misinformation"....its a TRAILER lol

Thanks for watching and commenting Mr. Practical. Yes, that makes sense...but only on paper. I live on the top of a mountain and the property sits on a 14 degree incline. A 20,000 lbs dump truck would become a permanent part of my backyard, sinking about a foot into the ground if it were to drive off the gravel driveway. Dump, move and stack is the only way at my glamp.

Yes way! I live in New York, and don't worry my friend they are getting all the taxes they want. We are the #2 most taxed state in America. In fact, New York just taxed me for sending you this reply.

Omfg you won hands down that was the best comment I’ve read today lol I relieve you for the taxing of this comment sorry hahaha

So I have (really my guests have) been using this stove 3 winters now. The door it self has holes for air to flow in (not adjustable). At the top of the stove in the back where the chimney starts is the vent to adjust airflow going out. I just have it set in the most 'OPEN' position to make sure clients can get a fire going. It may burn faster, but for us not an issue as its being used one night at a time and not worry about a couple extra logs being burned.

@@theglampman3785 Good. So it's not an issue to get a fire going then (the folks complaining must not know what they're doing). The advertised BTUs will be plenty for me. But I also want a backup propane wall heater like you have. I just have tons of wood (trees) on my property and would like the ability to reduce my heating costs when motivation allows. Thanks for responding!

I used 2 different brackets to put the frame together. At the base of each one are L shaped brackets. www.homedepot.com/p/Simpson-Strong-Tie-ML-2-in-x-4-in-12-Gauge-ZMAX-Galvanized-Medium-L-Angle-ML24Z/202071147 And at the top are regular joist hangers. www.homedepot.com/p/Simpson-Strong-Tie-LUS-ZMAX-Galvanized-Face-Mount-Joist-Hanger-for-2x6-Nominal-Lumber-LUS26Z/100375105

@@theglampman3785 thank you so much! You rock! Very inspired!

My pleasure. Thanks for commenting.

I believe this viewer reply is a reference to the great sport of ice hockey and the original 6 team the Detroit Redwings. (he must have noticed my winter cap during my video). Cheers!

@@theglampman3785 👍🏻💪🏻🏒🥅

I will put that report together for you and the viewers. Thanks for the question.

The A-frame is in a forest yes. Why do you ask?

? night a $114 woah

DISCLAIMER: no neighbors or childhood friends were harmed during the making of these videos. If any names happen to match characters in this film it is purely coincidental.

Hey thanks @timleimbach, no I did not have plans. Just thought this one up in my head with a few rough sketches. To be honest is was a pretty simple build. My other cabin, THE BUCK was even a bit easier than this one, so if you will attempt to build on your own, I say follow what I did for the Buck. Here is that link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ6XqX9vqdCjrtE

You are correct Donald! All 3 sides are at 12 ft.

Thanks, I built a 600 square feet cabin, now thinking about a A-frame,maybe 16feet rafters about 16 feet side to side and 22feet long.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This was one of my top performing videos this month.

Is your heart just 2 sizes too small? Shoes a bit too tight? What have you got against those born in Gotham City?

In total it took 17 months. But I did not work on it during the winter months and it was done when ever I had free time from managing the rentals of my other 3 cabins. Thanks for the question.

You bet! Thanks for letting me know it caught your attention :)

There were a lot more places the wood was secured with large construction screws, I just didn't want to bore the audience. Thanks for the comment.

Not exactly sure what you mean?

@@theglampman3785 hey, so states like Wyoming state that if you don’t want want others cattle on your property, then you need to fence your property. Other states require people to fence in their livestock.

Weight should always be a consideration. I did try to make it as light as possible, but since this is my first build of its kind I wanted to make sure it wouldn't fall apart. Also I do not ever plan to take it on the road...just keep it on my glamp ground. I am guessing total weight is about 2000lbs.

@@theglampman3785 if its not going on the road then no biggie. Certainly will make the build easier. Cant wait to see what you end up with

Thank you sir.

And your KZbin channel is what? A work in progress, where the progress is slow?

@@theglampman3785 Two wrongs do not make one right... The world is not measured by the amount of subscribers or the amount of videos one has you Klutz...

Thanks Paul. I appreciate your comment.

Hi Bill. All my glamp sites have porta-potties. I have a video that talks about this here kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3-Tlp5qgd94g7M

Hey Buck. Yes this heater is a vented one, the air vent goes through the wall just behind he unit. It was professionally installed and the thermostat seems to work fine and not be triggered incorrectly by its placement. But I do appreciate the direct feedback.

Unless its Ground Hog Day.

That is a dare good guess! But Waldo is NOT the subject of this tiny house.

Yes! My former life in da Bronx have past, and now I find myself a me mountain man.

There is also no reason to wash those dirty dishes in the sink. Unless you wanna keep busy. Thanks for watching!

@@theglampman3785 OK, you didn't get my point.

then you'd have to go electric to have zero emissions.

Thanks bro!

Thank you very much.

Lol. He was asking what the size is.

please do share your experience.