One Man Builds Log Cabin Fireplace In Wilderness

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[@ErikGrankvist]

We just released our smaller cutting board here: www.grankvist-outdoors.com Thank you for watching the video. Me and my girlfriend make these cutting boards ourselves by hand, so if you want to support the channel we would be very happy if you could check out our website. We have a special limited Christmas sale over there which makes the perfect gift! We are so grateful for everyone who bought from our first batch of cutting boards, they sold out very fast. It means the world to me, that this is made possible. The blacksmith in the video is named Nils. He has his own KZbin channel: www.youtube.com/@nilsogren He is one of the few that makes his own axes by hand here in Sweden. So check out his channel!

[@Chuck_Huckler]

Maybe look into making a well next? Seems you don't have a source of fresh water on the spot.

[@dingc.velasco6038]

Hi Eric, l messaged you about somebody pirating your videos and uploading them as their work, did you get my message?

[@leiferiksson6475]

😊😊😊 8:03 8:10

[@xXJAng3lXxx]

The smaller cutting boards look great, I think they'll be easier to use

[@richardrow3729]

Hello Erik. Your channel is great. I’ve been watching you from the beginning of your cabin build. It awesome to see someone build something correctly from the ground up. Today I looked into buying a couple of your medium size cutting boards, however, I found out that you don’t currently ship to the United States. Do I need to say that I am disappointed? Maybe one day……. -RR

[@andreiminecraft8697]

Erik ,2 years ago I lost my father, I was 16 ,watching your videos gives me power to make Something of my own and make my father proud ,Keep grinding and never give up !

[@punksintheback7062]

What did you build?

[@tontocasimirmary-lou4961]

I wish you the best!!!🍀❤️🍀 This is very hard and you are great person, strong lovely good man!!!

[@sopalen]

it does not matter!@@punksintheback7062

[@MouloudBouanika-ut9xc]

uhbat mumtieat fi albariya Enjoyable company in the wilderness

[@ВиталийКруглов-ю9з]

Твой отец помер,как и мой,и ему пофиг чего ты там делаешь.

[@cabbage6037]

Thank you for not adding excessive editing, or music to your videos. It makes the sounds of nature sweeter and more enjoyable.

[@AlexandraAndStuff]

are you saying that it's possible to make a video without 10 memes and 15 gifs in between agressive cuts and fart sounds? WHATEVER NEXT?

[@backwoodssolitude]

I agree, Erik has inspired me to stop using all those extras, especially cutting out the music.

[@sonyagraske376]

I absolutely relish " just the natural sounds."

[@caseybachmeyer]

so, you hate music? thats interesting to me...all the cool films out there with all this music must be a nightmare for you..i did not know that something like this exist. I am wondering now how many music hater exist...in percent?

[@archie1299]

Anyone else been longing to see him build the stairs and porch? I've been watching for years, very patiently, ooh it's gonna be good!

[@Silent_Control]

haha...hell yea..he starts with the essential things...moves his way up as he keeps building the essentials..I bet there will come a day when he is building a 'rocking chair' to laze outside for a siesta :)

[@ЕвгенийМатвеев-ю7с]

Золотые ручки. Как все с умом и по хозяйски все добротно толково. Молдецбольшой все умеет. Очень все красиво эстэтично.

[@ohhpaul7364]

Erik, you may find that you want to build a cricket (as we call them in the U.S.) above your fireplace on the roof so that water/snow sheds away from the fireplace on the uphill side of the roof. While you did all your flashings correctly, above the fireplace on the roof is now a big V shape that can hold water and may cause ice damming during the winter. A cricket, is a small roof, in this case shaped like a hip roof would work well, that will shed the water coming from uphill of the chimney to the sides of the chimney. I just had to spend the last week having people install this very thing for me on a house I am building. You have done a great job with building your cabin. Thank you for including us all as you go through this journey.

[@zacpower_9835]

i hope he sees this, that looks relevant.

[@piotrpartacz8622]

In sweden winter is with a lot of snow 😂

[@TheKlokan44]

This is a good idea....even where we had limited snow during the winter, if we have several weeks of good snow, the snow builds up over the chimney and the slow melting causes leaks between the flashing and chimney

[@MS-nq7uy]

Such a talented, hard-working young guy. Dog has been with him through it all. His home too. Best of everything to you.

[@markschattefor6997]

It isn't that special if you grew up with black&white TV.

[@patchmack4469]

your dog makes me smile - proper companion just like i had - devoted to each other - always so close - and he sits there watching, making sure your doing everything right, keeping you safe - but i have to say your little dream house is rapidly turning into a proper cozy little home in the wilderness, how soon before the sauna gets built? i love your films, did you think this is where you'd be, boy sets out into wilderness, gathers materials to build a new home, a new life, its a proper coming of age documentary, you should be amazingly proud of what you have achieved, do any of your friends do this as well? i imagine they are all so proud of you too

[@Renvil_]

It's so fun to watch you make and "live in" the same style cabin that I have grown up with, being the just a year older than you. Keep it up, Erik! --Hilsen fra Norge

[@pliashmuldba]

Nice to see young folks doing relevant stuff instead of all the garbage that seem to " kill " so many young folks. Warm the heart of this old guy that could easy be Eriks father if not grandfather, that live in little old Denmark. Id like a cabin like that for my next salmon fishing trip hinsidan.

[@marsianin3992]

Смотрю тебя из Сибири,ты большой молодец!!!отлично все получается и ты добьешься успеха!!!

[@lliamjurdom9505]

I simply adore the loyalty of that DOG !!!!

[@karlalling5593]

Du är verkligen någon JAG ser upp till. Du följde din dröm och det var modigt. Allt hårt arbete och slit som ingen här kan föreställa sig. All ödmjukast respekt! Blir inspirerad.

[@ИннаНурк-ы2т]

Уважаемый Эрик! Я посмотрела все ваши видео. Восхищаюсь Вашими золотыми руками! Счастья, здоровья и удачи Вам!

[@TheUffeess]

О возможности делать что-то руками быстро забывают. Мы в современном мире многое теряем, когда забываем, что мы можем сделать сами.

[@АлександрПлатов-р5д]

@@TheUffeess ???

[@markespich8574]

It’s good to see there are still a few of us who know how to live the old way. My ancestors also carved their lives out of the wilderness it’s a DNA that goes a long way towards survival. Great work and a good looking German shorthair.

[@professormoriarty6875]

A beautiful and cozy home that you made yourself from scratch, a beautiful woman by your side, good food, serenity, and wild nature right outside your door. You couldn't ask for a better life.

[@willemp6432]

And the dog is beautiful to.

[@АрманАлдамжаров]

It is real paradise! God bless you!

[@volvo24091]

Nah That beauty would not live in the bush. She is a bright lights big city girl

[@bennyelsensohn9299]

@@volvo24091 how rude. you have no clue, do you?

[@volvo24091]

@@bennyelsensohn9299 Trust me. I know.

[@crazywoman2738]

I don't ever comment on videos, but you are an artist. Pure perfection.

[@asquithmainlines699]

Erik I don’t know what I admire more. Your vision or your ability. I have a female Weimaraner and when I am working on something she is never more than arms reach away, just like your pooch. Great video as usual.

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

I really enjoy that you just show how things are done, properly, not reacting to people making things the wrong way. Not that I always totally agree with your methods. It reminds me of my father, when we were going to the store or something he would point to a construction site or something and say "they will have a problem with mold later". It confused me at the time that he didn't tell the builders, but now I know that it's impossible to teach people who don't understand. Leading by example is the best way!

[@heikkiairola]

Thank You so much making these videos:) You are unbelievable carpenter or snickare!

[@Arfabiscuit]

Just watching the magpies playing in my cedar tree the simple things in life are by far the best . Lovely to see people living in harmony with nature and the skills needed to survive good luck guys .

[@gailh9749]

Your fireplace/stove/oven is a pure work of art.

[@ClaymansHandwerk]

Hey Erik! Love your content...and that you finally found a girl to share your lifestyle with. Seems like you used some cement mortar without lime. For plastering i would recommend using lime and cement. The mortal would be much more sticky to the ground and its easier to work with. Have a nice day! Greetings from Germany. Gerrit

[@stepanromanov5636]

If she really wants the same thing as you, you are very lucky guys! I'm so happy for you! And of course you are a master of photography. You photograph nature beautifully.

[@3lliptic_]

This is amazing work, i love the cinematic shots of the wilderness and the kind of content, pure hand power :)

[@inflatablepenguin]

even if I didn't know anything about you the way your dog looks at you tells me everything I need to know. fireplace turned out great.

[@catgynt9148]

What a beautiful fireplace, stove addition to your cabin. The hot water tank to the left of the firebox is pure genius. Wishing you, your lady and furry kid a blessed holiday season, gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings together. Peace brother

[@АйшаДжакипова]

Добрый вечер Отличное работа приятного аппетита Супер Класс Вам Всем здоровья счастья и долголетие успехов процветания с уважением Киргизия 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌹🌹🌹

[@ИринаФиленкова-ж4ь]

Я смотрю вас из России и мне очень нравится , дай вам Бог здоровья. Чаще выходите в эфир.

[@AlexanderSergeevlch]

Тебе нельзя это смотреть, на тебе санкции, сперва арестуй Путина, потом приходи👍

[@JoshuaThomasVideos]

This cabin has come quite a ways. Impressed with the primitive ways of doing it. Major props!

[@MiriadCalibrumAstar]

primitive using modern cement, soldering iron, etc i didnt see the cabin being built, did he move all those trunks or was machinery? Edit: typo. Edit2: ok at least he didnt used machinery, nice.

[@L-epmn]

@@MiriadCalibrumAstar he used a tractor to move them, only used handtools so no electric tools.

[@KorvusYT]

always love to turn on these videos and relax. Thanks for the update!

[@ErikGrankvist]

Happy that it helps you relax!

[@Tassilago]

29 minutes well spent. Thank you, Erik. Mysfaktor 💯%

[@RealPeterGunn]

This video proves that if you have a dream and motivation, your dream will come true. And the life you are living is the fruits of that dream. The cabin, the fireplace and the food for your dinner are all parts of the dream come true. I am so proud of you Erik! I've been around since the beginning, I remember the struggles of building, the pain involved in digging the root cellar and all the rest. You never gave up and here you are now with 1.44 Million subscribers, all who admire you and the life you've carved out of the woods to claim as your own. You are an inspiration and deserve all the great things to come in your life. See you in the next video my friend!!

[@Scotty2hotty-69]

I work construction and we do quite a bit of mud work inside concrete structures from time to time and on vertical surfaces it seems to help the mortar stick if you wet the surface a little bit before hand. Also keep your trowel wet keeps the mortar from sticking to your tool and can give you a really nice finish. You can also wet a horse hair brush and give it a nice finish. Looking good though keep it up man!

[@ErikGrankvist]

Thank you for the input. Yes a lot of people have commented that wetting the surface helps. Will do that next time 👍

[@Scotty2hotty-69]

If you learn something new every day then it wasn't a wasted day!

[@kwhatten]

I wondered what the purpose of the vermiculite/mortar added under the cooktopis for?

[@Scotty2hotty-69]

@@kwhatten I would assume just for uniformity unless the material he used underneath is not heat rated. I'm unsure

[@Dip1237]

It was bothering me why he started applying mortar on dry surface ,,, then I started looking in comment that someone must have noticed 😂

[@piconano]

You're living my dream life. Love your camera work. It must be exhausting moving the camera a thousand times. As if the work alone wasn't hard enough. Your hard work did not go unnoticed. Kudos to you sir for a fantastic work all around.

[@denniscarreno5882]

What a beautiful transformation Erik…the chimney stove is just magnificent…..not many young guys like yourself would even built a cabin from the start using primitive tools. Simply the best I have ever seen Erik….

[@rwilson208]

I have watched you since day 1. I have been amazed by your craftsmanship and the knowledge that you have in order to do all that you have accomplished in the past few years. I remember when you traveled to a place where you relaxed in the hothouse and how you would bathe in an ice-cold stream. I loved how you harvested your trees and used every part of it even down to the bark. I would love your cutting boards but you do no business in America. Please let me know when you do. I would love to buy to support your channel. Your American friend, Ron Wilson

[@larsson85]

Så fick denna fredagskväll ett innehåll. Tack för uppdateringen. Alltid lika spännande att se folk arbeta. Slow TV när det är som bäst. Obegripligt imponerad av ditt och numera även erat tålamod. All kärlek till er alla tre. Vi ses nästa avsnitt.

[@Jorgen66]

I've been watching you from the very beginning of construction. I know one thing - you are a real man. There are fewer and fewer people like you in lazy Europe. Stay healthy and Merry Christmas! I wish you all the best from Poland! ​

[@stex1985]

Amazing, a journey it has been. Your pup and lady are looking good.

[@cheeseandcoffee]

You would’ve been one of the great pioneers in America! You would’ve fit right in with your building skills.

[@49cchris]

Most people go to work to do a job they don't like for someone else to profit from you! Giving up all your time in return for money, work your whole life to find out your still broke, I'm starting a youtube channel... to see what I can build in my restored wooden shed that I'm building now in a uk garden Need to build something I enjoy doing! This guy is a true craftsmen & I've watched the log cabin from the start... amzing job!!! 🪚🔨

[@carlmuhm3896]

Erik, your hard work is paying off. Thanks for sharing. From the Black Hills of South Dakota USA

[@AreRisnes]

15:40 Fortunately: This was the last time Lord Grankvist found himself welding without welding overalls; #one #off #case lack of consequence overview (?) #UNDERSTAND #THE #CONSEQUENCES after the experience of 460 °C + red-hot iron penetrating layer upon layer upon layer. God bless Grankvist with longevity. Amen.

[@AreRisnes]

29:08 #It #is #a #miracle #my #Lord

[@SabuLepcha-s1l]

Take care always of this beautiful 🐕 dog from your wilderness adventures 🐾

[@CharlesLambert137]

I watch a lot of KZbin and this channel is some of the best quality content out there. That fireplace/woodstove is pure craftsmanship!

[@MrAsingh1989]

"Hey you, little woodworking trooper from the land of Sweden! Your skills are so cool, IKEA must be tipping their hat to you and shedding happy tears watching you making sweden proud. Keep up the fantastic work, making those sawdust dreams come true. And hey, don't forget to treat yourself to a victory lap around the IKEA café - cinnamon rolls and lingonberry soda. Keep on thriving, you little DIY hero! 🌟🇸🇪🔨ALWAYS SHINE IKEA’s NEXT SHINING STAR 💫 😊😅👍🏼🤘🏼🖐🏼 high-five!!!

[@refede8099]

Congratulations Erik, I have been following you since the beginning of the construction of the cabin, which has become a great tribute to old construction techniques and nature, which appears in all your videos. It is not only magnificent but also accompanied by its natural sounds, which you always let prevail. Your sincere friendship with the dog, always present and interested in what you are doing, could be the main focus in itself. Your girlfriend is also wonderful, silently supportive. My compliments come from Peru.

[@vasilicaglodeala8246]

Bravo Erik ,Only good thing about you ❤

[@christy76840]

You did such an amazing job building that cabin. You have an amazing talent.

[@furkatkochkarov546]

Erik what you have done is close to impossible. One man army! Also, it is great to see you are together with your girlfriend, well done!

[@faris.alshady]

this guy really living his life and color it

[@Helmutlozzi]

I remember watching you build that cabin from scratch and look at you now! Thanks for sharing these experiences with us. Much love down here from Denmark! ❤🤍 💛💙

[@mcloud2021]

Good craftmanship for a young man, it's good to be self-sufficient. I love that stove I have to get one for my home these gas bills keep fluctuating. And I love your dog. No noise no pollution, no traffic noise, no sirens it's so relaxing.

[@cheshillyard2870]

Wow what a pleasure to see you again,I was so excited. Glad your doing up your Cabin up so beautiful and cosy. Your supper looked so good. Your little Ms seems to like it there as well. So happy for ya ,wishing you health and happiness.Wish you'd post more,until next one I love you both,Hugs

[@brunomckay1875]

Erik with your work ethic and fast developing skill set, KZbin will make you a multi millionaire, keep on trucking mate you are an inspiration to all who want to put in the effort. Ive been following your journey since day one.

[@waikatowizard1267]

Its amazing to see what you have built. You truly have learnt your art well. Looks like you are heading into winter, hopefully will get to see some of your beautiful country in the snow. So much respect for what you have achieved so far, and wish you all the best in the future, whatever it may bring. Regards from the other end of the world (New Zealand).

[@overallthis]

So glad you feed your beautiful dog real food. Not just another homesteader making a big deal about their natural lifestyle and yet feeding their dog junk kibble. Well done

[@peterborchers410]

Now he's forging too! I'd really like to know if there's anything Erik can't do! Incredibly good work. And if you don't totally relax when watching the vids, it's your own fault.

[@JakesBBQ]

I love how you integrated aesthetics with function, the open fire that can act as a open flame grill and the burner function, dream come true!

[@Jay6459]

It's always a treat when I see that you uploaded another video! Not only to watch the progression of your cabin but also the hard work that went into producing your videos! 👍

[@X-hoshaq-X]

I’ve never seen anyone your age, or any age for that matter, skilled in so many different disciplines…usually theres a wood guy, metal guy, brick guy, concrete guy, etc…amazing

[@area51ray]

Thanks for sharing your vision and talent with these projects for us viewers to enjoy Erik. The stove/fireplace turned out beautifully, great job utilizing the space!

[@H0kieJoe]

That's a good looking pupper!

[@Vegan_Tree]

The oven/fire place is a work of art! I'm amazed by everything you've done on this. Are you able to clean the stove pipe from the top of the chimney?

[@ColdToesNow]

I was wondering about that too,

[@jenninstitches]

I would say yes as I live next door in Norway and I think Sweden is similar in rules that the flat capstone cannot be cemented down so it can be taken off, inspected and cleaned annually.

[@pliashmuldba]

@@jenninstitches Sort of same rules in Denmark, though we probably made it even more complex and added a ton of stupid.

[@cmw184]

Never seen a husqvarna stove! Nice find

[@Ben_Zinka-Nister]

I am always fascinated by where this Guy got his knowledge from.

[@Aggie98bqn]

Great job on the fireplace, cabin, and cutting boards. 👍🏼👍🏼 Good looking dog.

[@greybeard5774]

To be honest I was quite skeptical about the fireplace being built with cinder blocks and not natural stone (which would've been the logical choice, knowing you) .. but now that it is plastered, it looks pretty good. Well done!! 6:01 - This hand concrete mixer is cool .. never seen one before 👍

[@ohiampuja9246]

I remember, one of my neigbours had made a plaster mixer out of old pulsator washingmachines inner steel body. It had wooden handles and the working principle was the same. He also washed beetroots and other vegetables with it for the cattle🙂 He was a kind of inventor for own purposes😅

[@Brian-uy2tj]

Clay tiles are an odd choice in roofing material for a cabin in the woods, but, German short Haired Pointer is the best choice in a dog. They are, smart, eager to please, loving. I've had two and hope to have another one day.

[@Divig]

Clay tiles is common as roofing material on old log cabins in Sweden. Why would it be odd?

[@Brian-uy2tj]

@@Divig

[@Divig]

@@Brian-uy2tj I was mostly curious what the common roofs were in your part of the world :) (and I have no opinion on dogs, cats however...)

[@Brian-uy2tj]

@@Divig Roofing in my part of the world has evolved over the years. Middle class and lower middle class homes would have "3 tab" or what is often called "composition" roofing, while upper middle class and up would have cedar shingles and cedar shakes were considered high end. However, cedar shakes gather and hold any small detritus blowing in the wind and that in turn holds moisture and caused them to rot prematurely. So, shakes began falling out of favor probably 30-40 years ago. Better grades of composition roofing, longer lasting, better looking (much better looking) came along and became more popular. What has become all the rage in the last 10 years or so are 50 year metal roofs. They come in many attractive colors and as long as they are installed properly, they really do last a very long time. There's still a lot of composition and the high end comp really looks the best. With that said, I don't trust anyone who doesn't like dogs (cats are nice too) All a dog wants is to love and be loved in return.

[@abigailhart8192]

Your cabin is absolutely beautiful. I've been watching your videos from the beginning and you've become extremely skilled. It's going to be there for generations to come. Well done.

[@afriendfrommars5684]

For the first time we see your smile:)

[@colinnicol9447]

Another great video. With the internal fire and a wooden house, you should maybe have a fire extinguisher fitted nearby

[@waynetrain8033]

Okay , watching you put that stove pipe ! Every time I clean my chimney pipe , it’s always a challenge putting it back in with the angles . We’ll done 👏👏the drone shots were amazing as well

[@libraryofthoughts0]

These videos bring so much joy and smile to me every single time you upload! I'm hoping to get some land for myself and build home👍 Greetings from Finland brother! Hopefully i get to see a whole village out there😅

[@YouHaveAGoodPoint]

Yay!!! Lee!!! Back where you belong with your own awesome show !!! I got to see your RT show live! Watch and like and share everyone!!

[@karenjones8738]

Erik, just found your channel and love what you are doing. Your thumbnail drew me in because it looked Norse and your German Shorthair. I’ve had gsp all my life. God bless and keep up your great adventure.

[@Storyman_more]

This is my biggest Dream. I only need a Forest, and a girlfriend 😂❤ I really enjoy watching your Videos 💚

[@communityprepper6153]

I envy your commitment. I recently moved from crowded San Diego to the mountains of Western NC to begin my homesteading adventure. It's not easy, but it's rewarding. Definitely a learning curve as well. Love your video.

[@AlexandraAndStuff]

I am someone with a computer job. Everything I do is virtual and I am perfectly aware it's stupid, it just makes good money. But I am very drawn to people who actually make something that exists and matters. Beautiful.

[@monikaowczarek4354]

I have been watching you for almost 3 years now and I'm so happy that you took part in the Yes Theory's video. I'm glad your channel got the recognition and more people can see how amazing it is what you're doing. The inspiration and determination is what people need nowadays. Keep it up, we love watching you

[@sidneyrobinson18]

what video? Can you link it? Couldn't find anything about Erik on their channel

[@genevievesmith3562]

Erik, you're grandparents are so proud of you and love you dearly.

[@richardpeters7136]

Great to see another post. You built yourself a fantastic stove/fireplace for your cabin.

[@terrancemiller8350]

It's so nice your sister is giving you a hand while you do some nessasary repairs, you look like your twins. Much luck on your creativity and much love.Afriend

[@JacobLM42]

Sister?

[@larsskogh7562]

It is his sweethart❤❤

[@HerrElak]

Great job! That’s a nice looking fireplace. I really like the way your videos are edited. No music or anything. Makes the whole experience so much more ”real”. Just the sound of nature and the crackling of a fire.. and how beautiful is your girlfriend/wife! Great video as always.

[@brendawebb9913]

Hi I'm brenda for England London I have been watching you from the start what you have done is amazing brilliant from a tree to a cabing, from a boy to a young man and your dog from a puppy to a really lovely dog ,and I will watch the next one thank you God bless xb

[@marilynlautner2454]

Marvelous workmanship, Erik!

[@rob21]

I don't know if you have one, but one modern convenience you should get is a fire extinguisher. You put so much work into that cabin!

[@stevieantoniou]

It’s so great seeing you getting the recognition you deserve for all this work. Amazing 👏🏼

[@busterdee8228]

That 'heating system' is beautiful. Well done.

[@josephtrujillo9095]

Another absolutely amazing video Erik, please 🙏 keep making more they're very educational and motivating.

[@annewilson9301]

Erik You're A Master Of Everything , you've done a wonderful job on the Cabin/house !!🤗💖

[@1Toreador]

Если бы я эти не увидел видео , то не поверил бы тому , что человек один в лесу может построить такой прекрасный и тёплый дом.

[@AlexanderSergeevlch]

Откуда тебе знать, что там тепло, они внутри в куртках сидят🤔

[@GVAparagon80]

показуха и реклама ))) вы как дети ))) @@AlexanderSergeevlch

[@TheUffeess]

Мне почти 60 лет, и это напоминает мне детство, когда я гостил в доме бабушки и дедушки. Я все еще могу многое из этого делать, но в Швеции эти знания скоро забудут.

[@ВикторДворецкий-ь7у]

Теплый дом не значит, что в нём должно быть тепло не медленно , а тепло когда в холода будет топиться печь и теплопотери будут минимальны. Учись анализировать-пригодится. @@AlexanderSergeevlch

[@noground-x]

Он это не один делал, но большая часть своими руками.

[@vga3245]

Such craftsmanship for a young man, love his fireplace and stove.

[@matt.jacobs1]

This is what I call a hybrid fireplace. Great job Erik!😃

[@gunnarthorsen]

Beautiful home, job well done! Love how every time you fill a bucket with something your dog has a "Is that for me? Huh? Huh? Is it?" look on his face. lol You posted here 9 months ago that you and your girlfriend make cutting boards by hand, but in a video from 5 months ago you say you live alone in the cabin. Not asking what happened, but it takes a special kind of person to do what you do. If you and she have parted ways, I hope you will find a partner of similar heart and mind to share your life with you.

[@mrmookypooky]

amazing work and dedication and craftsmanship. I'm amazed by the skills, drive, and determination. It's so great to see so many different trade skills and how they are all implented into your home. I'm envious as i have almost zero skills building wise, but i want to be able to do what your doing, maybe someday. awesome awesome.

[@chesslovajg7zo1rz7y]

Обычно япоосматриваю видео, добавляя скорость. Ваше творчество хочется " пить по глоточку" неспеша, проживая вместе с вами замечательные моменты. Всего вам доброго❤

[@vonHannersdorf]

Beautiful video Erik! My favorite part is 00:00 - 29:16! Happy to see Nils too. Take care and see you next time.

[@intractablemaskvpmGy]

When you took the time to make sure those logs mated up together instead of chinking it really paid off. Very cozy and no chinking to replace periodically. It was a lot of extra work but that's craftsmanship and well worth the effort

[@corn0717]

I love that you share your videos and this amazing journey with us. You have done an incredible job!

[@ВаникМануч]

У меня нет слов, все сам и без посторонней помощи, и всё в ручную, золотые руки !