Building Amazing DIY Wood Cabin Step by Step | Tiny Home |

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

Gerçekten çok güzel bir kulübe yapmışım☺️ paylaşım için teşekkür ederim.

[@youkurban]

seni iş ustası yetenek seni Quantum Tech HD bulundu. Tebrikleri

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

@@youkurban teşekkür edrir. Çok sağolun 🤗

[@SpiritOfChina]

8:25 почему вы это окно не сделали выше? 13:35 теперь низ окна вы закрываете подушками. И, что-бы его не выдавить или разбит, поставили доску для защиты. 8:25 Bu pencereyi neden yükseltmediniz? 13:35 şimdi pencerenin altını yastıklarla kapatıyorsunuz. Ve onu sıkıştırmamak veya kırmamak için koruma için bir tahta koyarlar.

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

@@SpiritOfChina Здравствуйте прежде всего. Это проект утилизации. Он сделан из древесного лома, который у нас есть. окна хлам. Быть такого размера не проблема. сидя на диване мы можем видеть весь сад. и мы можем видеть, как снегопад падает на землю.

[@SpiritOfChina]

@@WoodWorkerenginbircan teşekkürler

[@sheldonberg125]

Using screws to build any kind of wood structure is Ill advised. Screws have strength and toughness in tension but no toughness against shear stresses. You can bend a nail back and forth 100 times before it fatigues and breaks. Nails are designed that way so that they can absorb the stresses of wood expansion and shrinkage as well as the forces of wind etc. Screws are not made for these kind of loads. I see people building things with screws where they shouldn’t be a lot.

[@giorgiobassi9078]

Questo.nn. Lo. Sapevo......🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹👍🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Thewindwhispers.]

I guess their logic is if you use enough of them it doesn't matter lol or they just genuinely don't know to use nails but idk why you would even be going for a project like that if you don't even have any research done

[@modisaneunity4534]

Too much criticking but i don't hear you offering the solution. If he is not supposed to use Screws then what is he supposed to use?

[@roseberry-nj2ux]

@@modisaneunity4534i agree that hes a bit of a pushover but a whole half of the paragraph is talking about the solution

[@bloodgazm8891]

​@@modisaneunity4534 Nails, obviously.

[@chanal7653]

Великолепные запилы в деревянном ростверке))) гибкое основание-это что то новое.

[@Techreux]

The most useful advice in the video: make sure the foundation's properly level, square, structural and strength appropriate. The builder and I have completely different ideas on joist, wall, and roof truss construction for best strength.. but certainly in this case.. should be adequate. Also, building in this manner takes longer than prefabbing your floors, walls (he did sort of do prefab on the trusses), and simply putting modular sections together.. THEN putting up your "decorative" boards and touches. Thanks for the video!

[@jackbounder6374]

I think your skipping the "adding huge pieces of pre-set left over Concrete or grout and with such a large area that adherence could never be anywhere near occurring within the wet Concrete" portion. I don't even think "Cold Joint" would be the right term as a Cold Joint would be so, so much better as even a Cold Joint doesn't have a huge pocketed space that each additional rock added would basically make due to the Cold Joints on both sides between each adhering side making a pocked cold joint of sorts. lol

[@Techreux]

@@jackbounder6374 haha.. yes, good point.. A solid foundation.. NOT.. Glad it wasn't a 2 story house over it.. Yikes..

[@kienandai6198]

It would be good to tie up the house like they do with boats at the docks, or drop an anchor, if there is a flood this house will float away with the current

[@alexandro04]

E una casetta per il weekend quindi va benissimo così, bravo molto bene👍

[@Mariya-Romadanova]

Дорогой друг! Мы очень переживаем за тебя из-за опасного вывода печной трубы! Прошу, сделай большую квадратную вставку из негорючего, ненагревающегося материала, типа асбеста в месте выхода трубы сквозь стену! Желаем тебе всех благ и процветания в прекрасном тёплом климате! Береги себя!

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

Merhaba . Teşekkür ederim. Endişelenmeyin. Herşey kontrol altında. Uyarı için teşekkürler.

[@НатальяМихайловна-ц1я]

РОССИЯ СПБ. ГДЕ МОЖНО КУПИТЬ АСБЕСТ???

[@hellcat791]

асбест вреден для здоровья

[@RASKATFAETON]

@@WoodWorkerenginbircan Arazinizi nasıl kontrol ettiğinizi gösterir. Rusya'daki tüketim mallarınız 3 olarak derecelendirildi

[@weicheisen9999]

I hope the wood stove is only for decoration. If the oven/exhaust pipe gets hot the hut will burn down faster than it was build.

[@gerdottogustavlindemann5741]

Yep, f ire up the oven will the hut tear down.

[@nadinebeaumont7284]

It won't burn because he has a firewall.

[@mhpjii]

Dude, he don't have no reality. He's on KZbin.

[@traceyjoseph7366]

..

[@michiganengineer8621]

@YJOverlander If it was double wall pipe (I don't think it is) I think it would be okay. But yeah, that was a WTF moment for me too.

[@rodrigorodrigues7031]

Que satisfação assistir a esse vídeo. O cara é bem caprichoso. Imagine a satisfação dele vendo tudo sendo concluído. 👏👏

[@ДжоБлэк-ш5у]

С климатом повезло) . В наших краях на таком фундаменте дом не устоит.

[@VinsNsk]

Зачем лаги пола пропиливать? Чтоб их несущая толщина стала в 2 раза меньше? И склеивание ПВА стыков стропил конечно повеселило.

[@vanosuhov2934]

А Вас печь дровяная не повеселила в оконцовке, и дверь открывающаяся внутрь при наличии места и печи?! Наверное видео, где она сгорит мы не увидим!

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

I wonder how many of you out there can do such job with your hand. Stop your criticism it sounds terrible.

[@劉清和-n7l]

簡直是專業中的專業，木屋的建造既美觀又牢固。100分啦!

[@a.d.595]

This cabin is ok in temperate/warm climate otherwise it would need think timber logs or thick insulation all around the walls ,floor, ceiling and that stove pipe attach to the timber wall would go on fire pretty quick.

[@huseyinmehmetaltun2046]

i think he lives in southern turkey and only 3 months of winter which is barely below zero celcius so no serious insulation needed also like the other youtuber carpenter he does this kind of things for more followers and likes

[@jacquess5159]

superbe😀😀😀

[@theaterama3361]

Try getting a city or county to approve that build! Fun to watch, but a lot of sub-standard hacks that question the cabin's ability to withstand time and weather. But it is cute.

[@tigrehermano]

This

[@omarortiz3663]

So satisfying when you cut the wood and then see that it fits perfectly into the structure. Amazing job!

[@drewevans6908]

Thanks for posting, fun project and I liked how it all came together appearance wise, structurally, not so confident....some thoughts. I live in the NE / USA, and that stove is overkill, if you ever get that fired up your gonna bake yourself extra crispy and set your cabin on fire with the first marshmallow unless you add some insulation around that stove pipe and the floor. A stove the size of an ammo can would be plenty big enough and you would use a lot less wood. Another suggestion would be to add a ceiling fan and some screens to your windows to get some air flow. A composting toilet, and water source. I could live in something that size but I don't think its as sound as it looks.

[@scottbrown7415]

Yes. That stove install is pretty scary! The roofing Installation won't last longer than a couple years tops.

[@giuseppeventura1285]

sorry, how the cement of foundation is fixed with the wood?

[@r.v6290]

feels like i have watched hundreds of hours of full diy builds. this video/timelapse is great. i llove the way youve done the build. alot of your work here is taking out many birds with one stone. efficiency. love it

[@user-tb9pk9jh8z]

Сантиметров 10 утеплителя на полы, стены и потолок не помешало бы для изоляции от холода и жары. И ещё балки на бетон ложить через рубероид. Для тёплой и сухой Турции пойдёт.

[@marlinbrawndo6572]

The notches WILL be the first places that rot will effect. The center of that house WILL cave, especially if it's load-bearing.

[@pargolf3158]

Yeah. I don't understand why he notched. Also, he put preservative everywhere EXCEPT where he notched?

[@martinbaird1406]

I'd be concerned about the floor joist, those notches looks like it would make the wood extremely weak

[@bengee5996]

I was thinking the same thing. It's a no for me

[@samriddhatuladhar3913]

2 * 4 is more like a 2 * 2 now.

[@bengee5996]

@@samriddhatuladhar3913 Correct. Created a point of failure right from the base

[@nedkelly8495]

That's what I thot & I m not even a builder.

[@stevenclarke5606]

It’s called a wood joint, and it’s extremely strong, compared to the alternative of butting up joists and screwing together, then the only strength you have is the wood screws

[@CiCimmer]

An excellent guide to "Don't Do This Ever". Literally everything is wrong. But quickly Ничего сделанного более неправильно в буквально каждом моменте не видел никогда в жизни

[@behzad.mobini1782]

بسیار عالی ...‌خیلی زحمت کشیدین ...تشکر۷🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 very good

[@petrbeliaev4021]

Коль стоит печка, значит домик рассчитан на низкие температуры, его нужно утеплять по всему периметру начиная с пола, а так получилось красиво👍

[@RASKATFAETON]

И стройматериалы из Расеи.

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[@kanimluga3995]

Как будто ребенок строит летний домик ;)))

[@almaz1502]

а ты что построил в своей жизни? скорее всего ничего в противном случае ценил бы чужой труд

[@ДмитрийС-ж5в8ю]

Особенно порадовал вывод трубы от печки через стену без всякой теплоизоляции.

[@angelostefanelli2321]

Super Bravo!! Complimenti.

[@Abdozhiri]

ماشاء الله تبارك الله عليك روووووووعة 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍💕🌹

[@love1876]

멋진 기술이네요 Very nice video

[@michiganengineer8621]

Except for the wood stove it's a very nice shed/playhouse. Unless those are double wall vent pipes (it doesn't look like they are) that stove will burn down the shed almost as soon as it's lit. One thin I would have done differently is to give the entire exterior the sho-sugi ban treatment. If you do that properly, including the cut ends, you don't NEED to use any sort of varnish.

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

I understand you. We do not have any problems with the stove in this cottage, which we use when hosting our guests. We enjoyed the fish we cooked on our stove the other day. I wish you could be with us. Thank you for the warnings. I will be more careful.

[@SKCCP]

Looking good and neat is one thing. Actually working or being reliably strong is something else. Cutting floor framing members is not a good thing to do. Also, roof trusses are not structural sound. The shed won’t hold much weight anyway. What you see here should work ok for a shed; don’t plan on living in a structure like this.

[@danijelabozicevic1079]

Bravo majstore.Pozdrav iz Bosne i Hercegovine!

[@Леонид-у9о]

Это не в России. Тут холодно. Снег по колено!)))) Там, где нибудь в Индии можно)

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

Akdeniz kıyısında bir kent diyelim.

[@thomaskuttyandrjvcreationschee]

I will appreciting to his beautifull hardwork with his good passion. Thankyou for giving this beautifull video

[@valeriewickerson-august7474]

Thanks for sharing these essential building techniques. They pack a punch. You can slow the video down when you need to, which makes it a good learning tool. I liked the sofa/bed that you built and the stove installation. Everything was wonderful. I think the smallest small home should be 16 feet wide by 30 feet long with no subdivision. The kitchen and bathroom can be placed elsewhere and can be connected to the main cabin later or left separately. This would ensure a high quality of life and living whatever your perceived economic status is.

[@robhamilton4736]

Wow, 16 by 30 huh? Who cares what you think imposing limits on what make a home tiny. If that's what you want, build it and then shut it!

[@valeriewickerson-august7474]

​@Rob Hamilton It's because we have the difficult job of tearing structures down that people place such value on. We literally stretch to try and leave some standing so it won't shock people. You are seeing wars and bombings worldwide because this many times is what the issues are. The standard set approx. 50 years ago shall not stand. We the inheritors are coming into possession of this land as agreed upon. You can't hear that so it won't be good for you.

[@PazLeBon]

@@valeriewickerson-august7474 lolol

[@andreavictory1334]

Wow so beautiful you did it all yourself this is very very beautiful

[@tinyhousecute]

Your skills are amazing!

[@quirkyturk3y396]

Please don't try this at home if you don't want your home to fall apart. Never do framing with screws, they break.

[@dagobertofernandez1437]

And notching the floor like that

[@jackbounder6374]

@@dagobertofernandez1437 Absolutely!

[@jackbounder6374]

Or put huge pieces of pre-set left over Concrete or grout and with such a large area that adherence could never be anywhere near occurring creating one huge Cold Joint if you could even call it that.

[@nomad58257]

"osb is made of waterproof glues" Lmao, you could smash those joists by stepping on them.

[@jrhenry830]

It depends on the type of screw. All things being equal, screws hold much better than nails.

[@Mr.David786]

My My favorite Love from Canada ❤️

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

🤗🤗🤗

[@shemademegay]

That's a really good build and will help a lot when I build pretty much the same! Only question I have is...would it be easier to clad the walls before putting the roof on?? I noticed when he got to the tops, I wasn't sure how you'd get ya mallet on top to knock the pieces down!?

[@MasterOfMinds2023]

This gentleman is a genius Wow How impressive Thanks for sharing the video

[@panlakachokora5149]

😂

[@jrhenry830]

Always put the stove pipe straight up through the roof if possible, and never make more than one elbow as this will cause the smoke to back up in the stove and infiltrate the room if the wind blows while the door is open.

[@James-ng9sc]

这样的基础结构很不合理，地板下的档木交接处下面都应该有水泥墩。这样，半开口的木档才会有正常强度，水泥墩数量多才能减少基底下沉或下沉不均匀

[@velixvelix3360]

Зачем там вообще печь если он никак не утеплен, улицу греть?

[@АйратБагаутдинов-з3у]

Чтобы дом сгорел к ебеням))никакой пожаробезопасности.. ни прокладок, ни подложек))

[@uteschneider3349]

Es ist eine Partyhütte zum feiern. Keine Wohnhütte. Der Ofen wird nur bei Feiern benutzt. Warum dann die Hütte genauso isolieren, wie ein Wohnhaus?

[@дмитрийиванов-й8н2и]

Чтобы мыши не мёрзли🙂

[@novembermens6160]

Готовить, нет?

[@_DigitalOpa_]

Grüße aus Deutschland. Gute Arbeit.

[@luminescent__]

That "Foundation" & Floor is a few nightmarish, physically painful disasters waiting to happen to 1 poor unduspecting person. Truly a ticking timebomb 😬😬

[@wildanrosyada7787]

Can you explain more why it is gonna become disaster, cuz i didnt see problem here.

[@marysol9356]

Amazing job...you are very good I like very much thank you for share

[@barbareisreis706]

Boa noite ! Excelente parabens, muito bem pensado !!! SP Brasil.

[@blamuk]

Lets notch all floor joists and beams from now on. Since it aparently doesnt compromise the structure at all!!! Oh, and use screws for framing.

[@tigrehermano]

And cans with rocks ON TOP of soil for foundations

[@solarstormgames]

There are so many problems with that build... If weather never changes and you have no animals or pest in your area, its fine. Otherwise, youll have problems. Its quick, dirty and cheap to get the job done if you need a shelter immediately.

[@robhamilton4736]

And where is your cabin?

[@gothnate]

Not a single header was installed. Those windows are going to shatter with any amount of wind or weight on the roof. No 16" on center studs either. I wouldn't use this thing for a dog house, because it will collapse.

[@AyazCan52]

@@robhamilton4736 well said 👍🏻

[@AyazCan52]

Show jour cabin laster if you are better and lets give your cabin point’s ! İf you haven’t one turn back and go to your home 😂

[@gothnate]

@@AyazCan52 I used to build houses for a living. Even sheds and out-buildings have to be to code in the US if you don't want it to be condemned by the local government, and it's stricter around the world. This is _not_ up to anyone's code. Headers above doors and windows distribute the load of the roof evenly below the opening. When it's not there, all the weight of any floors above and the roof are bearing on that opening. In this case, the window frame/glass. A bird hitting the window will cause it to shatter, which even single pane windows can withstand _IF_ they're properly installed. This video has none of those protections. Wind can also cause a lot of damage, which is why all timber-built buildings are required to use hurricane clips/strips. Chances are, most people in the world live where the wind can blow strong enough to damage the roof without the proper hardware holding it down. Hurricanes, tornados, and just thunderstorms are such wind events. I'm also not too certain about his choice of foundation. In some locations, packed earth with gravel is sufficient, but in places with more sand than clay, pylons are needed. Other locations require a certain depth of foundation made of gravel and concrete. In any event, hardware to tie the foundation to the structure is always required. This guy built a dangerous structure. Sure, the design and idea behind it is neat. I'm not detracting from that, but the video doesn't show good practices for the actual construction. If you decide to build something similar, at least look up the building codes in your area, but err on the side of caution and over-engineer the Hell out of it. I'd rather be too safe when constructing than have any risk of the building falling on, and killing someone.

[@markuslorch9397]

Super Arbeit 👍👍👍👍

[@IThinkAndIWonder]

This build BARELY qualifies as a shed. A 'cabin'? which suggests a livable space is a big reach.

[@TheREALOC1972]

Naw.... When I was in school I lived in a 16' travel camper and that's atleast twice that size. because of the width. you don't have to have a bathroom or kitchen for it to be "Liveable space".

[@feonjun]

Got to jump through and break the glass window in-case one can't escape through the door. It's also a good coffin in a fire with the ZERO ventilation.

[@TheREALOC1972]

@@feonjun Nah because building codes say you have to have 1 exit for every room or 400 square feet that's just one room and i guarantee you that's not 400 square feet, it's barely 200 sq feet.

[@dobettereveryday]

building codes is for faga

[@dobettereveryday]

yall let a rule book tell u what to do 😂 fuck rules

[@flaviadavenport8368]

Beautiful and very solid work

[@Barcelosluis]

Parabéns! Magnifica cabana construída sozinho

[@mickaelmary6978]

Un artiste 👍 félicitation !

[@green6528]

Вот совсем ничего удивительного, какой-то то сарайчик, хоть и комфортабельный

[@victorreyesvalenzuela2992]

Buenísima quedó genial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@DeniseLE60]

You, sir, are an artist! Looks beautiful!

[@jackbounder6374]

I just wish esthetics of something equaled Safety of the Resident's due to the process of the Build.

[@agungbaros4235]

*❤️ watching from Indonesia 🇮🇩*

Obdivuji, krásné, děkujeme za video☀️

[@mickmac3360]

You have made a bad choice with many of the timber elements. For example square sections should not be used for beams.

[@sipdomvkrimy]

Всё прекрасно) только печную трубу от деревянной стены надо теплоизолировать, что бы не случилось чего!

[@МаркАврелий-э2г]

Пришел волк, дунул раз, дунул два - и хижина развалилась!

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

Müsait olduğunuzda buyrun gelin misafir edelim. Bahçemizde başka evlerimiz var. Onları beğeneceğinizi düşünüyorum. İki tane kangal cinsi köpeklerimiz var. Anlayacağın Senin kurtlar bizim mahalleye çok yaklaşamazlar

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

@@STORMHEBTEMY Да, свиньи, освобожденные от волчьих острых зубов, поселились у вас в желудке. Свинья, избавившаяся от волка, не смогла избавиться от человека :) Вы говорите спасение? Когда вы думаете, что построили лучший деревянный дом, вы думаете, что знаете лучшие сказки.

[@BalwinderSingh-cy6yj]

Simply amazing well done dude 💯

[@vanosuhov2934]

Теперь ждём видео, как она сгорела! Места много, дверь открывается внутрь. Наверное, если будут люди внутри и начнётся пожар, чтоб точно не вышли

[@wildplace26]

*it's solid and sturdy. Definitely a good wood. Wishing you a healthy and successful new year 2023.*

[@gadja8]

МОЛОТОК , КРУТО 👍👍.....!!!

[@ВалерийЗотов-я9э]

Пришёл волк, хотел дунуть... Поздно хижина сгорела из за неправильной трубы)

[@RASKATFAETON]

Поросёнок опередил.

[@midgard1745]

You are crazy. Good job.👍

[@patrik2617]

что делать что бы ветер не унес такого домика?

[@Viktor-ot]

Завозить в больших количествах бухло и закуску.да и недостатки сразу исчезнут.

[@patrik2617]

@@Viktor-ot пьяным море по колене

[@jessbai100]

Espectacular trabajo!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@carmemsilva7489]

Ameiiiii!!!😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🏠

[@patricialozano4877]

¡¡¡¡¡EXTRAHORDINARIO TRABAJO !!!!!... CÓRDOBA ARGENTINA.

[@lindaparshall9276]

Vapor barrier, insulation under flooring?

[@Руслан-ц7о]

построил сарай и рад, молодец чо)

[@oliviercastel580]

Superbe 👍

[@hagalosolito]

¡Que interesante e instructivo video Engin, aprendí mucho de el, gracias por compartirlo!

[@joeltonlima2987]

Sensacional❤

[@hasanpolat6636]

👏👏👏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷👏👏👏HELAL SANA. USTAM

[@mustafaoksuz3422]

Sanatina saygi duyuyorum.cok eglendim izlerken helal olsun

[@АлександрЛарионов-ф7в]

Наверное сказку про трёх поросят он не читал!

[@ЕвгенийЧичерин-ф5р]

Я тоже после просмотра вспомнил эту сказку🤣🤣🤣

[@eileenspamer]

thankyou for showing more of the inside of the cabin we ladies like to see more of inside come on fellas more inside with no mods and cons

[@LastError]

Больше шурупов! Ещё больше шурупов на один квадратный дециметр!!! 🤟😁

[@НиколайГоряев-ч6ш]

У него дядя на шурупном заводе работает:)

[@leonidas2585]

Merhaba Efendim , Ahşap dağ evinin güzel yaratımı için tebrikler ve altın elleriniz var :) Bir Compagnon de France marangozu olarak, içinizdeki profesyoneli görebiliyorum. Gelecek için uzun ömür, mutluluk ve başarılar. Léonidas

[@taweechaikogaphai7819]

เจ๋งสุดยอด👍👍👍👍

[@grahamcampbell9261]

"How to do everything wrong". From foundations to chimneys, window installation and OSB truss bracing. Guy has NO idea of building code or important details.

[@grahamcampbell9261]

@@WoodWorkerenginbircan Your ideas re great and you have an understanding of the process and design, so look at channels of professional builders and learn about waterproofing, window installation, levelling foundations etc. Just research how the pros do each aspect, then build using the new information.

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

@@grahamcampbell9261 Thank you so much. You're right, I have to watch and improve myself from time to time. I will make an effort to watch good videos. Thanks for your support and suggestion.

[@winstonmiller6210]

@@WoodWorkerenginbircan may the Lord Bless your hands.Thanks for the vid

[@srlminozyigit5483]

Süper oldu ben betona karşıyım, ahşabın ruhu var bana göre, en sağlıklısı en garantili çözümü bu evler hem sağlık hemde depreme dayanıklı.

[@Lobos35]

beautiful my friend ,like

[@kaishaku6955]

He better had put that foundation to the lowest parts of the structure BEFORE putting them together

[@ustasohrab3001]

Super 👍👍👍

[@avhuf]

This "shed" won't last long and certainly won't be usable for living purposes. There are many mistakes, the biggest among them: a foundational base so bad, you could as well have built it on the sand itself. You will have a gazillion problems with the wooden structure settling. I've never seen someone use planks that are so narrow. A seam every 5 cm or so. On a rainy day with lots of wind the water will be coming through your walls like through a strainer. In the first year, because of wood settling, you'll see many seams opening up. It looks to me you use a lot of recycled material. I understand and respect that, but even with recycled material it will still have cost you a reasonable amount of money. You'll regret having spent that in a couple of years.

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

Hello first of all. I am new to wooden house building. Our climatic conditions are suitable for this house to last. It is a completely recycling project. Screws and boards were used from scrap materials. No leaks or leaks. This place was built for dining and hosting guests at some times. It was not built in accordance with the building rules. I understand your words and warnings. If you want, you can visit my channel and see my other works. You contribute to my development. See you again.

[@avhuf]

@@WoodWorkerenginbircan thank you for accepting my constructive criticism. That being said, I enjoyed the video and your hard work.

[@tigrehermano]

We all learn. I hope he learns. That wouldn’t make the money a waste, as he learned a lesson

[@mynext30years41]

This a nice shed, for sure, especially that you can go to the bathroom in the high-rise building next door.

[@paulohenriquehipolito4406]

UAU!! SHOW!!😀🇧🇷

[@dianemitchell1717]

Beautiful. Strong and artistic.

[@lhommeetsonchientreketrando]

Good work👍👍👍

[@WoodWorkerenginbircan]

Thank you my friend

[@corridelduca2475]

Complimenti, molto preciso.😊

[@marlinbrawndo6572]

That floor is gonna be cold as hell.

[@Houseds]

You guys share the process of building a wonderful, fully functional small wooden cabin

[@stefanopoli]

Peccato che si parli tanto dell'importanza delle fondamenta, quando in questo progetto praticamente non esistano.....devono necessariamente essere un corpo unico e, negli anni di esperienza della tecnologia costruttiva, si è visto che "i plinto" separati, sono solo un modo più veloce per permettere, al movimento naturale del punto d'appoggio della casa, che si creino fratture tra le giunzioni del costrutto. Inoltre, se lo stabile non è correttamente ancorato, alle fondazioni, verrà sicuramente spostato dalle stesse....o dal vento o dai suddetti movimenti naturali del terreno. Ci sarebbero altre mille disquisizioni sulla modalità di costruzione, tralasciando le basi dell'ingegneria, e la errata tipologia di giunzioni con viti autofilettanti ed addirittura chiodi. Una costruzione destinata a durare molto poco. E non mi dilungo oltre....

[@joseluisescudero1084]

Vivo en Argentina,dónde la Madera tiene un costo altisimo,imposible querer construir en seco, felicitaciones por el excelente trabajo y gracias por el vídeo.🇦🇷🙏🫂

[@donbreest1461]

Nice job! Thank you for sharing.

[@iluxa1984]

👍Отличная работа ! Браво !!! 🤝