Building a Cabin on a Trailer + The first TEST DRIVE | EP. 3

[@zal88]

watching Luigi buld a trailer cabin is better than the game

[@ECTOERICSARCADE]

😂

[@jonathandufort]

I enjoy your channel!

[@alaskacabinadventures]

Alright! Thanks

[@ElijahPerrin80]

It bothers me when people stop the video to tell me to subscribe but you have a good approach by sandwiching it between some good content that makes it pleasant. Good choices.

[@ED3]

Probably thought of this.. If you build a storage cabinet on the tongue it can have a slope to help with the wind . Would also be good for the water heater or propane and electrical service.

[@LaVaqueraMarin]

FINALLY.......!

[@alaskacabinadventures]

Sorry, I've had a lot on my plate!

[@LaVaqueraMarin]

OK, NOW I AM HAPPY! GREAT YOU TUBE!!!!!

[@NathanBerry-f8y]

I loved watching this cabin build it's really ingenious and I live on a narrowboat in the UK and I also have the same eco flow battery as you and it's absolutely brilliant when you team it up with their solar panel 😊😊

[@condeerogers5858]

Okay, I'll subscribe.

[@TruckHouseLife]

Lookin good dude!

[@Fab50VanLife]

Can’t wait to see the finale…. Excellent Building advice as well. 🎊 💯🎊🤗

[@Jeffreyringgold]

Looking pretty friggin good!

[@donny4182]

Heck yeah! Been waiting for an update on the travel cabin.

[@kmoore2027]

Carpenter tip for you, when pulling nails, put a 2x4 block flat under the hammer head, it will give you more leverage. Love your vids

[@susangranger2174]

You are too hard on yourself You are doing a terrific job Your tiny cabin looks great. All the best Take care.

[@JB-eg1tb]

Nice to see you use different brands of tools. You're not just tied to one but use what works for your build and budget.

[@lauraquigley6403]

Great build! Love the thinking ahead and pre drilling holes in the roof metal!🙏

[@OutHereinAlaska]

Can’t wait to watch this one all the way through. 🎉

[@samhill3496]

Some almost Black Queen music vibe going on. Good stuff.

[@debrademedici864]

Looking fantastic, can’t wait to see when it’s finished!!!!!

[@robertcarpenter992]

I take my hat off to you big undertaking for such a tiny house and enjoy your travels when the time comes 😅.

[@jeffa123]

AWESOME!!! Thank you!!! 👍

[@Bjornontour]

Stoked about seeing the final result with this little log cabin on wheels man!!

[@Coffigrid2]

this is awesome.i have an old horse trailer at my homestead in france. thinking about using the frame to build a tinyhouse on. something like you're building

[@advantagemarine7305]

I’m thinking the same, I have an old flatbed trailer on my farm in Sweden, we have land down to the sea but you can’t build near the water, if it’s on wheels it’s ok though!

[@mendez31971]

Great work fella, humble and honest video, the way people used to be once upon a time,

[@darlenebrown3993]

Wow this Cabin on wheels is turning out really well. You are such an example of being able to mess up and learn and continue on. I give up so many times and don’t even want to finish, but thank you for your perseverance. It will pay off👍❤️

[@idayz.ionetherlands2032]

Finally a new video, was waiting for the continuation of this series

[@edmundoroman8918]

I looks great 👍. Can't wait for the next video.

[@djj949]

Fun vid. Music is great

[@brendabinczewski7624]

You are doing a SUPER JOB. I love it. You and your family will have forever memories with it. Take care

[@pa1890s]

Thanks!

[@alaskacabinadventures]

Hey thank you so much!! I really appreciate that my friend.

[@robertsteele-is4ug]

so far so good

[@lupettozonzolante]

Ciao e complimenti per il video, grazie 🐺

[@danielvelez4001]

Looking good nice😂😂❤❤

[@pyroslev]

Rare to see someone using 12V DeWalt on KZbin. Use mine daily at work and it works perfect for this sort of thing. And we ran the same sort of Inlet at our cabin. No sense in complicating things if we don't have to. And I'm impressed, a sparky who sweeps.

[@secaII]

Glad you found and used a water sealer that’s not Thompson.

[@Kq4hcuDan]

I'd invest in a anti sway kit for your cabin on wheels, it's just a suggestion. I added one to my travel trailer makes it easier to drive on the road and the stabilizer also help.

[@lesliecard7083]

What a great video to wake up to. So glad to see you and Dobby. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@steveduck827]

Just recently joined the team at timberville store I'm a big KZbin fan and loved the video I haven't laughed so hard in a long time

[@gabeharris7581]

I love this build, would love to see how it turns out when it’s finished and a break down of cost and final weight

[@kentsibille6850]

Great video!

[@jlucasound]

God Bless You, Your Family, and your Loved Ones.🙂

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Looking good 👍 😊😊😊

[@cindyblair1283]

Sweet!! Can’t wait to see the finishing 😊

[@peterhennessey6982]

Next time you have to cut roofing, make a crosscut jig for that circ saw and you'll be loving life. Norman should have suggested that, but it seems he was on vacation during this build. Great project and content.

[@kendraelliott6761]

Great progress!! Looks awesome. Glad your test drive went well.

[@julieinak]

I love your cabins...this one is great, ready for family fun and winter adventures. I missed the info on the trailer but hoping you have some beefy tires and a great spare to get you out and back safely. I am not a builder of anything but have followed you for a few years. Always well crafted vids. I salute you and your relentless energy and talents.

[@themaldivian4115]

Subscribed.

[@tpeel6309]

It's looking really good!

[@OzarkArtsandCrafts]

Going to start on my tiny hunting cabin early next spring. I now have a 21' trailer that would easily adapt to resemble something like this. Thanks for posting.

[@suehenderson2598]

Such a cool project, enjoy your videos!

[@AlaskaHandyman1973]

If you are going to be drilling a bunch of holes through studs SBS carries Irwin Speed Bore bits. I got mine there years ago...

[@dennismain8030]

Great video brother 👍👌cheers 👍🍻

[@johnpeddicord4932]

Enjoyed again, Matt

[@Jfishersawmill]

Regular skil saw blade turn it around backwards it will cut tin perfectly

[@alexv259]

Excellent work. I've learned alot. I plan to build a small sauna on a trailer, as soon as I get enough know how. One thing that I'm puzzled about is why so many people are fan of using battery-operated tools, WHEN they have access to electricity. Yes, the power cable is annoying, but I've noticed power tools don't have as much power from the charged battery.

[@adamalback400]

Loving this build series mate. The 'tiny cabin' is coming along very nicely. I love the corrugated iron siding along the bottom quarter panels of the cabin. Really looking forward to seeing how you do the internal fit out. Very similar in many ways to the guest 'bunkhouse' you did out on the main property . This Im sure was by design 😉🤣. All the best mate, greeting from Australia

[@Jeffreyringgold]

Like the windows big time.

[@Redman77913]

I really appreciate and enjoy your videos I've been saving wood I m going to make something simple for the kids and wife

[@carltruva8872]

I'm subscribed and I love the channel

[@secaII]

Excellent work!

[@judyrice3883]

Fantastic

[@jimsteele7108]

Looking good

[@Jeffreyringgold]

If I was to attempt something of this magnitude adventure, brother I’d find you to for sure oversee it, I’ve seen other guys (truck houses) but I’d definitely trust your knowledge.

[@randyjoerussell6326]

Using a metal cutting blade in your Sawzall makes a more precise cut

[@Jeremy_936]

Well done brother! Just a suggestion, a side railing would be nice for the porch maybe, with log pillars that go to the roof on both corners. It would help define the space and make it look more appealing with room for a couple of chairs.

[@alaskacabinadventures]

That’s exactly my plan! Thanks

[@Jeremy_936]

Nice! Love your channel man

[@jolorraine27]

My grandpa used to say, always have two of every tool you think you need and if you can afford it, go ahead and have three.

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

Do you realize had you attached vertical 1x2's at all 8 corners the siding would have butted up to it with no ugly open ends? Water will blow into the openings and get behind the siding thus rotting the wood. Also, remember when pulling nails from the 2x4 mistake? Next time use the small piece of 2x4 between the hammer and long 2x4. Nails will practically fall out when pulled. Finally, try to sell this one ASAP and start over building another correctly. Be sure to sell this one AS IS with ZERO WARRANTY. Love the music!

[@msimonse]

Love your music/soundtrack, reminds me a little bit of Mark Orton's "Nebraska" soundtrack in flavor.

[@daniellandwehr443]

Quick tip on cutting that roof metal put the Skil saw blade and backwards and cut it with that. It works great. That’s what we’ve done for years on the job site

[@TheWittyTravelers]

Subscribed🎉

[@dryflypro]

Big project. I was surprised what was required for a “trailer”. I think you’re going to enjoy the results.

[@kirstypollock6811]

Looking good! Great to see the cabin drives ok. From experience with wood on boats, I'd stick with the oil finish. Also will say that it's next to impossible to get varnish to stick to wood that's been oiled. So I've found. Maybe there are some tricks I don't know. I'd be worried about condensation under that siding along the sides. Also about water getting in the ends, but I guess you'll seal that up too. I just adore that you say "shore power", never heard that outside a boating context.

[@blueman5924]

Hey…I used that same Penofin on my wood benches. Boy it was stinky for the first week !😝 Like Buckley’s I guess…Stinks bad, but works good.😂 Nice build 👍

[@alaskacabinadventures]

Hahaha yeah it stunk up the whole area around it for days

[@richarddowner4292]

dude I subbed and thumbs up these vids. thank you!!!

[@timgrant9255]

if u revers the saw blade on the skill saw it will not damage the blade and will give less sparks and such

[@Kevin_D1]

14:19 What's up with that motorcycle sitting by the shed? Looks like a fun project. 😀

[@judyeuller7602]

You remind ne a bit of Timmy from Truck House Life. 😊

[@alaskacabinadventures]

We are best buds me and Tim

[@judyeuller7602]

@@alaskacabinadventures how cool!

[@jeremywood8304]

Old blade on skill saw wrks great

[@AlaskanReaper3percenter]

Just an FYI when using that butyl tape you're supposed to leave the backing on it when you apply it down and after it's all laid out then you remove the wax paper

[@mddoane]

Love your channel(s)! And, I’m a subscriber 😅

[@alt7288]

yay, thanks

[@StevenF12]

Just realized I’ve been watching your videos over a year and wasn’t subscribed, thanks for the reminder 😂

[@nolen2662]

I case you do more metal roofs the butter tape is best if you put it on the trim first I made the same mistake as well.

[@annesheridan3502]

Coming along great!! Are you in touch with timmy would be great for him to give you some pointers on all the issues he had to overcome. Music fabulous! Thank you and hi to the missus and baby from northern ireland 🇮🇪 ❤

[@WayawayAdventures]

I love watching the progress.. but my OCD really spiked when I was watching you install the sheetmetal around the front and sides without lining up the ridges.

[@rudyfisher7660]

You know, it's easy to fix that problem of changing the flap. Unscrew the first two sixth of screws raiser bow tunnels, ladle the back one down and the front, one over it, and then screw your screws back in, just make sure you don't over tighten them after you took them out, because then you'll strip them out

[@tdav312]

You could pull the ridge cap off and try to pop the seams and tuck the front under the back couldn’t you?

[@michaelhorton6166]

Ever try a metal nibbler for cutting that?

[@Kq4hcuDan]

Don't know why your video, shown up in my feed. Regardless I'm three episodes in your cabin build on wheels so I subscribed.

[@stevewalters4565]

You’re doing great! To cut metal roofing use a circular saw and reverse the blade. It works great but wear eye and hearing protection!!!!

[@jlucasound]

You do not look like you sound. Your voice is awesome (Golden). Very rare. You look as ordinary as me. 😄❤✌

[@jlucasound]

If you really want to kill any residual mold, etc., get an ozone generator and close it up tight and let it run inside for a day or so. Do research as I am guessing at the time. You can do this at any stage of the construction. You can use o3 (ozone) in an old house, just don't have any living beings there. (Dogs, Cats, etc.).

[@justaseagull8406]

Nice videos, If you had put the 2x4 under the hammer the nails pull out easier.

[@qconard]

What kind of blade did you use with the circular saw?

[@chaddbag7828]

Use a old skill saw blade and reverse it, it will cut better and won't vibrate all over the place

[@shawnwilliams1917]

Where did you get the inlet box you are using for this cabin?

[@Paul-CarolSnider]

Little late but tocut sheet take the blade on your skill saw and turn it around. It wii cut sheet natal and sharpen your blade

[@JammieAwalt]

U can turn the skill saw blad backwards it will cut much better

[@alaskacabinadventures]

It’s a metal cutting blade

[@JammieAwalt]

@@alaskacabinadventures I have done it with a normal wood blade too

[@mjpyro2458]

Would that Delta 2 max power a 5000 BTU window unit A/C?

[@manuelester7420]

⚠️⚠️ heard that RV's by law, can't use screw caps on electrical wires, because they come loose with road vibration. Please use crimps and shrink wrap insulation.⚠️⚠️⚠️

[@secaII]

Probably too late… for the future, put an inlet power plug on the outside wall, in case you need power via outside generator.