Project log cabin | The porch & rafters

[@kriscris70]

For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

[@69ChevyGarage]

Almost brought tears to my eyes to see the little ones involved helping their father. God bless your family, you are teaching them to be top quality human beings.

[@jasonreid611]

This is quickly becoming one of my more anticipated channels...look forward to seeing new ones. It’s amazing how notches and slight grooves to fit a structure together can really add to its strength.

[@davepelfrey3958]

You're doing an amazing and very precise job on your cabin. I really enjoy watching you build, It's very calming and relaxing. Love hearing and seeing the children play and help.

[@jasonboren9951]

"I dont know why I did it that way..." I ask myself that question all the time! I'm learning a lot by watching your processes. Coming along nicely!

[@FinnishPlayground]

Sometimes you learn more when watching someone who doesn't master the thing :)

[@rattnalle4]

I love your project. Its nice to see something like that in the Scandinavia. Greetings from Sweden😊

[@nightsong28540]

You are doing an awesome job of building the cabin....anxiously waiting for your next video. Keep up the great work, stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep dry. North Carolina here

[@prof.heinous191]

Never realised settling was so huge - great work!

[@FinnishPlayground]

Not sure about that, but that's what I have heard :) Obviously it depends on whether the logs are well seasoned and many other things...

[@muratucan3972]

I have to say that you do have a really unique skills to build cabin like this. I'm well impressed, and I think I'm going to build mine just like yours. You doing a great quality job keep up the good work my friend. Thank you for your videos😊

[@mikiroros1760]

Excellent progress! Your project is coming along beautifully. I have to commend you on how you took the necessary steps on the roof and porch posts (with regards to any settling that will occur). Thank you for taking the time to show us all of these small nuances to the cabin.

[@chhengchhay9740]

He is one of the best cabin builder of all I’m impressed the way he is doing almost everything .keep up doing great work my friend 👍👍

[@ritadonovan6606]

I just happened to come across your video and I’m watching it for the first time. I agree with others that you do great beautiful hand work. It’s nice seeing the kids working also, so cute. Thanks for your video. I’ve now subscribed. 👍🇨🇦

[@lennelonge2626]

Very awesome cabin and the way you are building it! I keep looking forward to the next episode! Thanks!

[@beeamerica5024]

I think it is one of the best places I've seen built especially the hand-cut stuff

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

It sure is coming together nicely. That map of N.Y.C is very cool . I live 5 hours north of the city, farmer for life mason by trade . And them brackets for the rafters is a great consept . 👍🖒 . And will keep them in mind for when I build my cabie one day. Carpenter skills I DON'T have . But , I am a great learner .👍

[@PerkBuilders]

I love this cabin and your attention to detail. As someone who builds decks for a living I just wanted to suggest you put some spacers where the ledger connects to the house. It could just be some 1cm-1in chunks of plastic or washers or even wood, each place where you’re screwing. Please! I know you’ll have to move everything out a bit but you won’t regret it. I can’t stand to watch your sill log rot from water getting trapped there. It only takes a few years with softwoods like pine and fir. Congrats on an awesome build friend!

[@FinnishPlayground]

Thanks for the comment! I would be concerned if the porch would be without roof. Do you think it's still a problem even though there's not much water getting there?

[@PerkBuilders]

Finnish Playground Not as much, for sure. It helps. Another option would be putting a 90degree piece of metal flashing over the crack, but it’s tricky sealing it to the face of the wall. Anything to try to keep water out of that joint is good. Even caulk could do the trick if you kept an eye on it

[@FinnishPlayground]

@@PerkBuilders I have seen in some saunas this technicue: make a small diagonal cut to the wall and attach there a piece of sheet metal or wood. That could be one possibility if it seems to get wet.

[@PerkBuilders]

Finnish Playground that would do it! Much easier than moving the whole deck. Galvanized metal could fit the cabin pretty well too.

[@charlessessions7293]

Beautiful area up there ! Nice craftsmanship!! Enjoy the videos and looking forward to see more !! :)

[@davidhodson425]

Good sturdy cabin well thought out very impressive my friend keep up the good work.

[@LeerparaCrear]

Some serious skills right here... I'm impressed man! Great job.

[@kevinwilliams8662]

Enjoying watching the progress.

[@bard44]

When you finish this project, I'd like to see you build a Norwegian Grindbygg. That would be quite an accomplishment

[@davidbalgosky4107]

For the same reason you said about the cabin settling because of the wood shrinking you should have put your porch deck boards down tight against each other. Love the cabin build.

[@miraguedes9339]

Que trabalho fantástico...nota mil 👏👏.. imagino ela toda pronta😲 será maravilhosa

[@Banjo-lm2wl]

It's the strongest most solid playhouse I've ever seen it will last more than one hundred years. It's just beautiful and your workmanship is amazing. Very enjoyable watching you build. Did you build your home ?and if so did you video it? Greetings from Australia ❤️💙😍

[@FinnishPlayground]

For our home I did only some interior work. It's a modern industrially manufactured log house.

[@janasapu1]

Very nice work. Even children deserve praise. ❤️

[@PenniacWilderness]

Beautiful work! Looking like the weather there is coming nicely as well. Hope all is good :)

[@FinnishPlayground]

Today first time over 15°C :)

[@eddygoodwin7089]

Awesome work, that deck will last 40 years I bet

[@curtisvonepp4335]

Not a bad looking joint love those Dove Taild corner joints . 👍🔔

[@simonvankeep3655]

Very nice cabin, ik like your craftsmanship! Greets from The Netherlands.

[@ZA24051954]

everybody makes misstakes excelent job I'am impressed

[@jeromedeleon]

those kids helping tho, so fun to watch

[@julietphillips1991]

This is a lot of progress! You don't make mistakes...these little things give the cabin character! You will have to make steps soon, the future cabin makers will need to get on and off the porch safely. What did you transplant? Everything is looking so nice! I like the boulders supporting the porch. Also, that tablesaw was very helpful.

[@FinnishPlayground]

Thanks! I planted some pepper and tomatoes. It's finally getting warmer here so I can leave them out. Kids are happy to jump from the porch, but I'll do some steps there soon :)

[@IveysFamilyFactotum]

those maps are very cool. That porch is very nice and super strong with the thickness of those boards...dang...haha.

[@dalearmstrong62]

first time watching and already learning

[@kennethrosbury2819]

Put it on the bottom so that you can slap some trim on the side of the log and you can hide the screw that way and the trim can be mounted to the porch and then it can move up and down without affecting it just like trim you put around a window but just put it around the log at the bottom you can't hide it

[@naadoo922]

Hei My friend. The cabin is wonderful The girls so söpö The girls is talk finish sound good. I have chili in My home In Finland. Good Job and Stay well and safe. Have a nice weekend.

[@CogentConsult]

Impressive precision! Just a few mistakes but they are small, so don’t worry about them. We see how incredibly good you are at your craft. I have a couple questions (being an experienced do-it-yourselfer myself): 1. Why use stacked rocks for foundation instead of pouring concrete piers? Those stacked rocks looked like they could topple or slide off one another with any kind of ground vibration. 2. Will you be installing electricity, or keeping this rustic with kerosene light and heat?

[@FinnishPlayground]

I used natural rocks because I love how they look and also they doesn't have any impact on the environment. I'm not worried about them sliding off.

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

After years of sharpening by hand I think that I learned to try to protect the edge of the ones I like

[@РисковыйЧародей]

Курица не птица, Финляндия не заграница! Молодец, Елопукка порадует! Спасибо за видео! А кору лучше срезать, в ней короеды и прочие древотоки заводятся.

[@sydneymcconnaughhay5947]

You my friend are amazing 👏

[@simpleman4059]

Thumbs up,I enjoyed watching: from America,became a subscriber as well,I know it's gonna look great

[@thornyturtleranch4u]

At about the 11 mark my heart sank when I saw a nail being hammered. After all that dove tail work and dowls I'd be dammed if I used a nail. That porch would have been perfect dove tailed.

[@FinnishPlayground]

We are not living in a perfect world 😉

[@thornyturtleranch4u]

@@FinnishPlayground ah yes, the world is far from perfect. And that work you did was absolutely beautiful. I am as we speak at the point of building a cabin to live in. I dont have time unfortunately to dove tail and will rely heavily on metal fasteners. However the only thing I ever use a nail for is holding some trim in place while it glues, and then I remove said nail. My comment seemed critical but it was not meant to be. Thank you for putting your work and project to video, I very much enjoyed it. I watched all episodes while my wife and I are driving 1900 miles to my 12th or 14th eye doctor appointment. I have a special device in my left eye that saved my eyesight in that eye, working perfect for a year now. Hoping to get the same device in my right eye but only 36 people in the world have the device. My cabin building dreams were on hold due to loosing my eyesight fast but I now have these dreams restored. And my current living situation is not ideal so I need to rush my first cabin a bit. It's going to be a combination of log, timber, and stick wall framing on concrete columns. Recently I have happened upon a very good supply of large cedar, a very rot resistant wood for my very humid south louisiana environment. I have a few videos of my adventures collecting the cedar logs and will have more.

[@FinnishPlayground]

Wow, that's a long way to drive! Quite often you would like to do something more than you actually can. I was dreaming of shingle roof, but no chance to do it right now. But dreaming is good, and maybe I can replace the roof later on. All the best for you and good luck with your cabin project!

[@mzh22003]

i wish so badly to buy piece of land and build a little cabin like it to spend some time... but not sure when it will come true... you are lucky my friend that you have a piece of land...

[@maggiebui7293]

I am amazed with his skill.

[@rocky2615]

Rule of thumb for log building is 6%, or the equivalent 3/4" Per foot, as the settling allowance. This means that every virtical foot of log wall should be expected to settle about 3/4". Why allow 6% simple: settling is made up shrinkage and compression, and logs compress about 1% under the weight of the building. Plus, we must allow a bit extra as a safety factor, and this is built into the 6% allowance. Shrinkage (4%) + compression (1%) + safety (1%) = 6%. So a wall 7' tall will settle down to 6' - 6 3/4". 7' × 3/4" = 5 1/4" 7' - 5 1/4" = 6' 6 3/4" I recommend picking up a copy of The log construction manual By Robert W. Chambers. It's a great book filled with helpful information about log building. Hats off to you for taking on this challenge.

[@АндрейПрохоров-р2м]

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[@SnakePliskenDK]

How much has the logs settled until now? Maybe it could be an idea to make a line with a marker on your metal brackets... That way you will be able to how much is has moved if the brackets are visible 🙂👍 Happy new year 🥂🍾

[@FinnishPlayground]

Thanks! The logs have settled about 5cm. I dont know exactly but that’s what I can see above the window. It seems to be pretty stable now. 5cm is not much but the logs were seasoned and the cabin is quite small..

[@MidnightAmratha]

You can always put a cover at the bottom both to make it look nicer and to prevent water ingress.

[@JakubNvk]

Another fantastic video. Keep it up :)

[@kennethrosbury2819]

You can put some trim around the bottom of the post and then you won't see the adjuster screw

[@randomstuffaustralia4074]

Awesome love it mate 😍

[@marcelsilva30]

Oi,😃. Gostei da varanda,( aqui no 🇧🇷,chamamos assim).Ficou bem reforçada. Seu trabalho com a Plaina manual,excelente. O encaixe da coluna da Varanda bem interessante. Belo trabalho. O vigamento do telhado quase pronto Parabéns. Sucesso no canal. Forte abraço 👍🏻😃🇧🇷

[@oblio2255]

Again great problem solving i.e. jigs for pressure roof exerts!

[@volodymyr.yavorovskyi]

Nice job

[@scottbarber6694]

1:25 BEST little helpers!!!

[@PaolomaxloadMantovani]

Hi, if one buys a forest in finland can he build such a cabin without permits? I ask for information :)

[@NotaPix]

21:12 ohhh! but this system is also suitable for the earthquake :) good idea.

[@clothedwiththesun]

What do you call these sliding fixings?

[@NotaPix]

sorry, I don’t know english or the name of these 'sliding fixings', but the system is great. maybe if I ask the author of the video you can answer :)

[@clothedwiththesun]

@@NotaPix thanx for getting back to me 👍

[@NotaPix]

@@clothedwiththesun ;)

[@leifpaulin5358]

Hienosti tehty! Well done!

[@christinashaw3391]

cute and cool!

[@jamesjam3472]

Nice cabin..i wanna stay there haha

[@adamheazlett1179]

I doubt you will have too worry much on a small building .If you have a problem jack the building up and repack low spots.

[@FinnishPlayground]

You might be right, but this is a good learning process anyway for the future project :)

[@adamheazlett1179]

@@FinnishPlayground I think your cabin may out last you and your young.Enjoy the outdoors while you can hope all is well and we recover from the Chinese scandal .

[@marks6663]

Is this building for a sauna?

[@FinnishPlayground]

It will be workshop.

[@ericritz932]

What size is the log cabin

[@jandeeg152]

5:05 Aha, a marihuana-plantation, just what I thought.😜 fantastic craftsmanship!

[@petecollings4581]

Hi i like video's i come from England

[@sakusammakko3349]

noihin terassin pilareihinhan voisi tehdä alapäähän vaikka laudasta listat jos kierretangot haittaa silmää

[@FinnishPlayground]

Totta 👍

[@tiernanwearen8096]

How did you learn this are you a carpenter by trade?

[@FinnishPlayground]

No I'm not. Just learning by doing. This is my first cabin.

[@tiernanwearen8096]

@@FinnishPlayground amazing craftsmanship what do you think of chainsaw Mills?

[@FinnishPlayground]

@@tiernanwearen8096 Actually I own one. It works but takes so much time to mill. If I don't need perfect timber I prefer controlling the chainsaw just by hand.

[@tonks-gaming]

Onko jo päätetty tuleeko sauna vai verstas vai mikä?

[@FinnishPlayground]

Kyllä siitä taitaa pieni verstas tulla ainakin ensi hätään. On meinaan vähän pulaa tilasta :)

[@big_z1174]

i just clicked on the video to see if the house was big, it looked like it was a doll house in a thumbnail

[@SammyFIN]

You did place the birch bark wrong way. It should be placed the dark side up, so the water will pour off from it properly.

[@FinnishPlayground]

I was mostly thinking about the water rising from the stone (Capillary action), but in this case it might work both ways.

[@SammyFIN]

@@FinnishPlayground It blocks the moisture either way, but the edges bend down when the dark side is up, so it leads the water of from the top, if you wash the porch or it catches rain. But it looks like a tight fit so I guess it'll work being very flat there.

[@fatherlandchild2780]

Would make a perfect hunting cabin. Aijotko pittee mökin tuossa vae onko tarkoitus siirtee muualle? Jo vuan sopis hyvin Lapin erämuan maisemaan ;)

[@FinnishPlayground]

Tuossa se nyt ois tarkotus pitää. Lapset pitää miehen enimmäkseen kotona, niin voipi takapihalla sitten erästellä :)

[@fatherlandchild2780]

@@FinnishPlayground Mikäs siinä, komia se on siinäkkiin 👌

[@СергейКожемяченко-в5ч]

чёртов гений!

[@belisrbin6360]

Ekseri su bolji od šarafa inače sviđa mi se.

[@LarsKiel]

👍👌

[@pobaeas7326]

19:27 You triggered the osha crowd

[@skogsmats]

Clever to rent a big circelsaw.

[@FinnishPlayground]

I agree. I almost broke my neighbour's saw before I understood that :D

[@ObJIuK]

Уважаю ручную работу

[@oldtrio1]

projekt log cabin

[@faaraoful]

Aevan kaahiata, lapsityövoimaa käytetään surutta. Eikös nuo pilarit olisi pitänyt asentaa siten että merkkaa missä kohti on vatupassilla katsoen pystysuorassa, merkkaa kynällä reikien paikat, ruuvata paekoilleen ja lopuksi pilari väännetään harjaan kiinni? Kannattaa harkita, että puhut vaan suomeksi ja teet tekstitykset niin ei tarvitse miettiä liikoja ja voit jälkeenpäin rauhassa esim. etsiä oikeat käännökset teknisille termeille. Hyvä rojekti ja hienolta näyttää.

[@FinnishPlayground]

Tuolla tavalla merkkasinkin paikat etukäteen, mutta en äkkiseltään keksinyt miten väännät pylvään paikalleen jos kierretanko on jo paikallaan :) Tekstityksiä vois harkita jatkossa, mutta mukava se on aina muutama sana sanoa välissä jos ei ota liian vakavasti sitä.

[@faaraoful]

@@FinnishPlayground Jeps, kannattaa tehdä sillä tyylillä mikä sopii itselleen. Noihin lankkuihin ja parruihin liittyen niin muistaakseni puun sydänosan käyttämistä tulisi välttää ainakin kriittisten osien rakentamiseen sillä ne yksinkertaisesti halkeavat verrattuna ulkopuolisiin osiin, jotka taasen taipuvat. (Lukaisin mitä netti sanoo tästä...) kvarttisahausta pitäisi käyttää jos haluaa rakenteellisesti parhaimman muotopysyvyyden, mutta tuossa sahausmallissa syntyy eniten hukkapaloja.

[@FinnishPlayground]

Soylent Green Tuo olikin uutta tietoa, kiitos vinkistä. Kattotuolit nyt ei onneksi tullutkaan sydänosasta ja nuo pylväät ei ole niin justiinsa. Olisi varmaan katto pärjännyt ilmankin, mutta onhan ne ihan kivan näköisetkin.

[@irynasazanova9279]

fantastico👍👏👏👏😃

[@teknikkemal07]

😲😲😀😀😀👍👍👍

[@dragansavic7066]

❤👍 Serbia

[@yezdanidurvesh9684]

in this lockdown period there is no work for barber so they cutting the hair of cats..

[@randycline1385]

Nice work, but don't call it a log cabin. It isn't a log cabin.

[@kutayburakkaratas4241]

.

[@fabiankopp4081]

9:16 Why? Because of wather? Bad English

[@petrihuhtala4741]

Laitatko pärekaton katon

[@FinnishPlayground]

Mahtaa tulla huopa kolmiorimalla. Paanukatto oli haaveissa, mutta ei millään aika nyt riitä siihen. Voihan sen tulvaisuudessa vielä vaihtaakin sitten kun on paremmin aikaa :)

[@petrihuhtala4741]

@@FinnishPlaygroundpaanukatto olisi kivaa

[@АдельЗалялов]

Не пойми для чего нужный скворечник строишь, а леса расходуешь просто китайцы позавидуют, дизлайк.

[@ronwalsh3474]

load of crap building