Building this Tiny House (shed) ALONE took 7 months! (Full Build Timelapse)

[@ShopNation]

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[@peggypollock3030]

My God what Talent and skills you have ,man you just incredible, every women needs a man like you Amaging craftsmanship, skills ,talent perfection ,,,WOW...WOW..WOW outstanding just stunning and beauitful thumbs up to you AWESOME JOB .BEAUITFUL❤

[@ttopero]

Were you able to use any 3D printed parts from your farm for this project? It seems that the construction/building industry doesn’t have much need for innovative products you can print yourself

[@zubairali5711]

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[@Praise___YaH]

Guys, Salvation is so Simple HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE - Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses) - Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols. Isaiah 43:11 I, I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me. Isaiah 45:5 I am YaH, and there is none else.

[@армэнгагашидзе]

Hello. What material is this fake stone for façade upholstery made of?

[@noface4720]

I think the soil needs to be compacted before laying down the concrete

[@yoktor]

Yeah. But this definitely isn’t a tiny house. Just a shed. Doesn’t have to last long lol😂

[@edwardince6142]

The greatest thing about this video is you showing all the mistakes made and fixed without fear. Great job!!!!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Only invest what you can afford to loose 😂 only joking 😂 Financial advisor 😂

[@markx4452]

the fundations...😱

[@alainstout]

and that there is no talking, just action in speed ! wow... a finger to all the podcasts like talk the talk while I walk the walk!

[@shawnryan6225]

Absolutely love the fact you put all this together in one video. It's the worst having to watch several long drawn out videos to see less than what you did. As someone who plans to do this same thing with my house and know the amount of work behind it (I was surprised when I saw you finish that concrete by yourself), this is extremely satisfying to see be done as well as impressive. Great video, great job, super stoked.

[@ГансСосискин-ч3г]

Always! Be sure to waterproof between the concrete slab and the board placed on it. Without waterproofing, the bottom board will constantly draw moisture from the concrete and become damp, which will cause accelerated formation of fungus and rot, no matter what impregnation this board is impregnated with.

[@Mike-dy8bq]

Yeah, I was wondering why he didn't use some sill sealer too.

[@annimok]

Lol you want to explain to my landlord who placed peal and stick flooring on top of concrete this lol the moisture transfer is causing the flooring to start lifting at the edges 😅

[@ГансСосискин-ч3г]

@@annimok tell him yourself. your landlord, you speak. you see what is happening to the house, point out his mistakes. do not be silent. If you see what can be fixed, tell him in advance so that later it won’t be too late. this is physics. physics doesn't give a damn whether a homeowner wants to save money on waterproofing. physics will do its job.

[@TruthTheRealTaboo]

TAR PAPER

[@alanburke1893]

When i was a boy i used to love spending Saturdays helping my grandfather with various projects, rowboat building, log-splitting, various small carpentry projects ideal for a 10 -13 year old and 70 year old to undertake together. He measured twice, cut once... i had the fetch and carry with the boundless enthusiasm of a child. Covid lockdown allowed me time otherwise spent commuting to work with my 12 year old son. Built a garden shed together, raised brick flower beds, patio, etc. Too many men (and especially boys) have lost the joy of creating things with our hands. I remember my wife telling my son that he'd be better with a hammer if he spent less time on his Nintendo. He went from his nickname 'on site' being 'Lightning' (never struck the same place twice) to 'The Human Rivetter ' in about a fortnight. Great times, real bonding, proud of what we built together and protective of it. We need not to do as much as practicable ourselves to affirm our identities and values.

[@JoelGrant-ie4ly]

Your son will carry that care and work ethic on with his children someday.

[@NicoREProcessor]

So you're a girl now huh😂

[@falcons655]

This is really well said.

[@ForLegalReasonsThisIsAJoke1]

I liked reading this. You are a great dad, brother 🤝

[@tonybrandt8850]

I nominate this for the KZbin excellence in video editing award. I also nomiate it for musical score award as well. Do people realize he engineered his own truss system? Massively overbuilt with mending plates and hurricane ties.

[@xClooood]

7 months of that consistency.. goddamn that's some discipline and commitment. Hats off to you, brother!

[@sandebryant3878]

Absolutely STUNNING. I can't believe you did all that beautiful work for tools. I thought it was going to be like a mother-in-law suite.❤❤❤❤ It's still stunning. 😊😊

[@kirksnyder6190]

This is the best home built I have seen. Your work was intelligent and methodical. Impressive. Very much so. Thank you for insights.

[@randypierce5887]

Great job on your shed, especially doing the work by yourself. Couple of questions I had 1) square washers on the sole/sill plates, 2) appears rafters are built as trusses (engineered) or a hybrid rafter system, 3)outlooks framed at gable ends appear to be nailed on putting fastened nails in shear, 4) if OSB wall sheathing is for shear value what is fastener spacing (edge & field), 5) caulking indoor perimeter sole/sill plates? Again, props for a great informative video and a beautiful shed!

[@RinSvalbard]

Kerenn Boss,,sya Rinaldi dari Indonesia, terima kasih sudah memberikan motifasi membuat rumah 🏡 hunian yang sangat simple dn nyaman

[@speedmachine5025]

It’s amazing what one motivated person can do.

[@brianwball40]

Most houses don't have this amount of detail. Great job!!

[@MrJonas1601]

Getting older is enjoying watching a shed getting build

[@rakantopinibl5736]

So true

[@Xavier_915]

Bro this is what you call PROFESSIONAL! When you installed that TV I almost started crying knowing I will never have something like this! This is a work of art! 👍🏽👊🏽

[@josephschembri]

That tv oh boy! 😊

[@anttihuttula6547]

Started crying... lord have mercy.

[@robras2850]

Bro it’s a tv 💀

[@jcrew6657]

This guy definitely understands the concept of working smarter, not harder.

[@stiftarcory4364]

Nobody gonna say anything about the foundation, how long until it starts to crack and separate.

[@ShopNation]

Plenty of people commented about the foundation 😂. But still no cracks!

[@StapleCactus]

Everyone take a moment and think about 11:10. That is the moment of "can I catch it" being replaced with "the ground will" logic. Always remember the ground will catch whatever you drop because it's not worth getting hurt trying to prove yourself. It's saved my family's feet, hands, etc. a number of times. We've also been injured not following that rule the same number of times.

[@token6577]

This book was a great resource for ideas, practical advice kzbin.infoUgkx-b91_bYU48sOwHX-XC49tRRXRxcnOmZm and pro tips I purchased the plans for the 10'x16' colonial and used them for the basics and made my own modifications. I built my shed for storage and lawn equipment, but decided to sheath and side it in case I ever wanted to add insulation and turn it into a shop or bunkhouse. I poured over this book all winter while I planned and found it to be the all-around best shed book out there.

[@KelvinMan-b7e]

WOW. I did not expect you will build your own roof trusses and fixed windows....Amazing work man!

[@hoosierbuilds6068]

As much as i miss your shop builds, I still love this. It's great to see your progression.

[@Chucthixuan1979]

The wooden frame house is so elaborate and so beautiful. Congratulations homeowner!❤❤❤

[@dougpeak7591]

You don’t build a shed or tiny to that caliber without knowing what you’re doing. Most people can’t even figure out how to cut rafters yet make there own trusses and a roof with uneven pitch

[@ShopNation]

Guess I'm just persistent

[@steveanderson4768]

I’ve been doing construction for 27 years trimmed out houses for 15 years built. Biggest garage was 2800 ft.² attached to a 1300 foot house and the attention to detail on this is very good, only thing I would’ve done different next time when you do, the gable ends on the first sheet horizontal take the second sheets they ended up that way it ties the studs in the wall in with the studs at the gable end and it locks everything together makes it for a much much stronger wall other than that it looked amazing

[@nicothenatural]

The internet has so much valuable information; if you have the drive and the tools you can make anything happen!

[@YaYaPaBla]

There are people that can build homes that aren’t professionals.

[@NDEfireONE]

People who build their own homes build it to their style. At least they learn instead of paying so eone to teach them how things should be!

[@donnissullivan3752]

What a satisfying feeling it must be to build a house! Your work looks perfect and your using it for a workshop I'm guessing, shoot it's nice enough to live in! Enjoyed watching the process, thanks!

[@MikeKafes]

I really enjoyed watching this series. Also, I appreciate you sharing all of your mistakes. It helps me not beat up myself when I make a mistake on my basement room build. 😅 Your production value for a one man band is off the charts.💯 KUDOS!! KEEP IT UP 🤟

[@chrisshorter3749]

I really enjoyed this video. Hats off to you and your family. I especially liked the humor throughout. The overhead door warning then installation showed respect for safety, topped with pure determination for the single person crew. You seem to operate like myself at times. What ever it takes to stay on schedule. Great job and thanks!

[@jayinmi3706]

At the very end, I saw the link to "I think I built a tiny house," and through the whole video I was thinking it reminded me of a Mother-in-law cottage. Nice work.

[@Thesantanders]

My husband is pretty much doing the same thing now he's been working on it for a month. You guys rock.

[@StewCal65]

Wow! Really nice job! People don’t realize how time consuming a job like that is Especially working alone. Enjoy!

[@Lovebeing543]

Beautiful! You have a wealth of knowledge and experience to teach your children.

[@jessicadutra1226]

Love this video great work only thing I've would have done is put foam sheet on the bottom plate because its sitting right on the fondation and can cause wood rot quicker if water gets in.

[@Overpar73]

That's one sharp little man cave! I also love the TV hanging inside the custom door, very nice build bud!!

[@jb510]

34:15 looked done to me. Seriously incredible build, ty for filming it all.

[@александрсердюков-с9ж]

This video makes me appreciate how our current rotation keeps life stable, great thought experiment

[@soundstrillionare856]

I have to say , the house looks sublime

[@garygrant1726]

Merry Christmas to you and all your family, and a happy and joyful holiday.

[@kevinf3641]

Fastest 40+ minutes spent watching this. Awesome job.

[@patsampson6990]

Amazing shed, job well done! Enjoyed watching start to finish, and all the challenges you faced building it yourself.

[@johnkelly4043]

Dude. Amazing as usual. Glad you’re still with us after that project. Great music also!

[@coolplays3394]

It's not recommended to put a tarp under your concrete foundation. Usually, you would put graval or rock down so the water would drain and not bild up. Otherwise, it could compromise the slab, making it settle, making it unleval, or even crack.

[@doc2nd2]

Actually, he did right. That was a moisture barrier to minimize moisture seeping up into the slab. The problem was the fill. You’re correct in using washed stone or coarse comparable sand. The material seemed to be topsoil and was very clumpy and not compacted properly. The positive side is it was placed over undisturbed soil. Over time subsidence could be a problem after a couple of freeze thaw cycles leading to slab subsidence. It’s gonna crack. That’s just the nature of concrete, but the major concern is subsidence. We all, however are (or should be) constantly learning, and the only bad mistake is the one we don’t learn from. Otherwise I’ll say it was a fantastic build! I especially love the TV idea!

[@19Burgandy]

​@doc2nd2 not even close.. the guy was right.. stone always goes under concrete than packed down. also should do dug in as well

[@Enlit111]

Ok! What a talented and skilled young man you are. Self sufficiency is lacking today. If you have the time in your life, please share yourself through community engagement and education in some way with children from all cultures if possible. YOU are needed. Your family is blessed to have you. I appreciate too showing your mistakes and your sense of humor. Now that takes confidence in ones self. Don't get cocky though, please be careful!

[@lavonn1108]

This young man is next level.

[@samel-amad7548]

Absolute pleasure watching you guys building it. Thank you for sharing.

[@lukekao8136]

Impressive. Building everything by yourself. Thumbs up! Way to go!

[@bear1245]

Yo that concreter was amazing. The time he took screeding was spot on 👍🏻

[@AdinaShoshanaSturman-os6tk]

You DEFINATELY make it look easy! NICE!

[@danawatts3479]

Amazing, Talented, Attention to Detail.. Great Work.. Great Design

[@DavidSedlakRE]

Nice build enjoyed it while drinking coffee this am. I'm just starting on my woodworking journey and have thoroughly enjoyed your channel.

[@cronocide]

I like how you show why things are done the way they are done.

[@Trongo888]

Огромное удовольствие получила, наблюдая за мужчиной с правильно растущими руками) Спасибо. Браво, Мастер 👍❤

[@GeorgeLCalderon]

Building a tiny house alone over seven months is a significant achievement. It’s a project that requires a wide range of skills, from carpentry and roofing to plumbing and electrical work. The result is not just a home, but a testament to the builder’s resourcefulness, determination, and vision.

[@lynnelewis9605]

Wow amazing u did that by yourself and a little bit help from your wife it looks beautiful out side but the thing I am amazed about was all your gadgets that u made to help u along with building great job.x

[@elplagamusick]

The music selection is 🔥🔥

[@leonardedwards977]

Just a FYI for next build.. screws on a metal roof go on the high raised area.. less water travel..

[@Houseds]

The house was built so wonderfully, you guys are amazing with your passionate project. Meticulous detailed construction helps me learn more about how to build a house. Thank you

[@boatdesigner12]

Truly works great on my dw718. Nice fit and craftsmanship. Now if you could make something for my old delta contractor saw i would be very happy. Thanks 😊

[@dfig722]

Brilliant! Perfect size for a single, retired gentleman like myself😅. When can I move in?😊😊😊

[@rainer2810]

A nice garden shed. I renovate an old pig stable in the backyard of my house ago 10 years. The stable is made in the 1930 years. It is building complete with bricks.

[@rudolfhild]

Sehr saubere und korrekte Arbeit 👍Grüsse aus Germany von Rudi

[@tylerhoffman2706]

The indoor outdoor T.V. mount is a great idea!

[@missourirebel9669]

The part that I'm amazed with is the people that own those giant houses around his project are not complaining about his shed build

[@AhmadZakiVision]

Satisfactory work results 👍🏻 • watching from Melaka, Malaysia 🇲🇾🌺

[@darbo7]

A great accomplishment. It looks so nice.

[@arthurjones9580]

I love it!!! The TV and fire ring are brilliant touches!

[@fishfishfish9837]

Best DIY video I have ever seen. Production was spot on from showing the close-up after each step. Hands down best tutorial I have ever seen. But the music dude....come on. 😂

[@sz4179]

Fantastic build job! Had to watch at. .25x - .5x speed to see details. Loved the trusses you built. Glad you survived! * learned a lot!

[@BoydXplorer]

Amazing timelapse building a tiny house. Cute design. Interesting to watch. Tnx4sharing. Watching from DUBAI

[@Ginseng_tea]

That foundation was settling under footsteps. Can imagine what years of slab sitting on it will do

[@archiejacobs3902]

Exactly. Didnt compact it before pouring the clab

[@mattrzewnicki6343]

@@archiejacobs3902 And that front corner dips soo much

[@archiejacobs3902]

@mattrzewnicki6343 exactly. Look, it's built skillfully, but there is room for improvement. He is a lot more skilled than me, and it's very helpful and insightful.

[@deborahberi3249]

That is a SERIOUS Shed! At first I thought a quick build for Garden type tools but this is Def a Skill level higher than the average person can likely easily handle...Maybe TWO or more ppl building this lol. -Mark.

[@sebastiankutter3630]

Is this on your property? If so, you might want to consider building a Feldbahn-system. It's german for field railway. A narrow gauge railway with a gauge of (typically) 600mm. Easy to lay, relatively cheap to build and very effective.

[@WalidemangSenopati]

really inspired...I'm happy to see it, greetings from one soul

[@momsinspired]

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this alternative way to home ownership. I love your videos and will continue to follow you.

[@pedrobetancourt7119]

I enjoyed your video very much. You do really good work. Congratulations. Enjoy the video. Thank you.

[@lukemiele1706]

Cool shed, nice work! I'd have cut that slab myself as I don't think expansion/contraction cracking will look good there but hopefully it won't be too bad for you.

[@Churchill9050]

You have some serious skills, sir. Most impressive.

[@kalleklp7291]

Just looking at the video made me tired.. lol A lot of work but surely the result was worth it all! I'm glad you stayed in one piece. Congrats on this fine build. :)

[@nbsy810]

Respect for the work, but in Germany we would say that it is botch. The walls are in no way protected from moisture from below. The water will get in there sooner or later.

[@pauletteparker7225]

Loved and appreciate how you executed the tiny house / shed and yard space . Need this 💯 👌 👍🏻

[@ChrisInMarshfield]

One of my favorite projects! So happy to see it go together in time lapse. I can relate with a recent screened porch project. 😊. Love love love!

[@kathleenwalters1299]

Thank you for this video, it was enjoyable and satisfying to watch. Thank you for showing us all your mistakes and near misses. You made it all look fast and easy. I didn't think about how much time it took until the day It started to snow. I see it took seven months. At any rate well done. You've inspired me to think I could make one too! Love the black contrast you chose, looks cool! Later

[@Nowayjose-vd1wm]

WOW you lost a lot of weight hauling and pouring that concrete!! Nice job..you look amazing

[@dianep3071]

This mans amazing doing this all by himself wish my husband could do this

[@agustinmendoza4839]

Felicidades por tu excelente trabajo. Saludos de Puebla-Mexico.

[@МаксПон]

Молодец. Класный получился сарайчик. !!!!!😊

[@fCkmThirstyTrixs]

lot of work but all I know is super good work Sir good job.

[@ILONGGOMANUGBONSAI1977]

Look great And amazing God bless you brother

[@lavonn1108]

There is some nice music being played in this video.

[@spacenavigator]

You sir are an inspiration! Thank you!

[@chuppathingy9114]

Came out beautiful, but man do I appreciate the building practices I have learned while working for a residential construction company lol

[@randymatthews5263]

I would have used that zip tape wrapping the bottom of the OSB that was close to ground/concrete touching. This would prevent water vapor wicking up the board

[@bonitagarden2024]

Wow...amazing hard worked . Good job. keep it up . That's great working alone, I'm relate for what you doing. Nice content, see you next video. Happy new year. Greeting from Philippines ❤

[@scottperine8027]

Me man and one build,damn Skippy!!’

[@bartdaw6681]

Very nice! I like the construction and the way you put in the fire pit. I might look for a fire pit like that for our cabin!

[@blissletson9017]

I would love a tiny house like this!

[@joshseals9972]

If you were to add diagonal support on the framing it would take away the side to side rocking that you could see when you almost feel and grabbed the top of the structure

[@joshseals9972]

Amazing build and video tho👍

[@Lutzboater]

Have enjoyed this build from beginning to Timelapse. Very well done. Congratulations.

[@SideKickStudios]

Great job, it came out great. Just wondering though, at what point will the house be lifted up to put the moisture barrier between the concrete and bottom plates? Because, moisture will get in there 100% and without that barrier, will rot the bottoms out over time.

[@congestedmind9883]

nice tiny house. great skills. the only little setback (to me) it got no internal bathroom 😁

[@kekipark77]

what the heck. i thought this was gonna be a house you live in. its just a shed? its the most over engineered, nicest shed ive ever seen. possibly built better than most homes are built. and excellent editing of the video as well.