New Twist on Wood Flooring...Copper Coin Inlays! / Ep95 / Outsider Cabin Build

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Save 20% on your system and your first month is free when you sign up for interactive monitoring. Visit SimpliSafe.com/theoutsider to learn more!

[@dcraexon]

Make a clock that lights up when the hands are in the section and combined color when they are both in the same section

[@jerryjungle5717]

Great video 👍🏻 Nice Damascus knife too. 🍻

[@KKing55]

I vote Chandelier

[@taramcdonough3599]

you can make it into a table with a glass top. This method is used for old ship wheels.

[@dcraexon]

@@taramcdonough3599 ships have wheels mmkay

[@merange1]

I think about how your Dad worked so hard with you to build that cabin. He would be so proud of you right now. You and your children will have many memories of the time you spent there. God bless you and your family .

[@BigBodyBiggolo]

Your comment is good but i think its important to allow someone closure by not continuously mentioning his dad, but maybe im wrong and he doesnt mind. I just felt like i had to say this

[@Steve-318]

@@BigBodyBiggolo You're right, leave it to the family. Mentioning it is like scratching emotions.

[@allenwilson9656]

@@BigBodyBiggolo She's not the only one that mentioned his dad 🙄 , there were others in the comments

[@merange1]

@@BigBodyBiggolo Do you honestly think he doesn't think about his Dad? If you do, you're mental. Everytime he goes to that cabin he will remember. I remember things I did with my Dad, even though he died in 1968. I'll never forget him. If someone were to tell me how proud he was of me, I would be grateful. You're not the boss of me, so don't try to tell me what to say.

[@judyschepp8748]

Hello from Wisconsin, USA. I don't understand the problem. He himself mentioned his father. I'm sure it brings back fond memories of his wonderful dad. Take care🤗🤗

[@canadiannavywife434]

I have to let you know that I have loved being with you on this journey with you and your family. As a Canadian, you do us proud. As a Husband, Parent, Child and Human you have shown us what living life means. Thank you. Thank you for being brave, kind, respectful and true. Your integrity shines and with each episode I learn something new. Hugs from Esquimalt

[@diodeone1]

I'd definitely make the wagon wheel into a chandelier! So glad to have to back bro! Cabin is looking like a freaking work of art! Love the pennies in the floor!

[@GiladGur]

seems obvious to me too

[@AC-bm3dx]

Agreed!

[@shalomsister]

Add me to the list of people who agree on the chandelier!

[@dcraexon]

Looks like this spokes on my 1916 farmall front wheels, cool

[@markdesjardins3153]

@@dcraexon I'm thinking it's off a horse-drawn, ground-driven spring tooth cultivator(because of the studs) or a hay dump or side rake or other some such device. I used a lot of old horse-drawn equipment on my first farm back in the 60s. Pulled them with an International W4 tractor including a horse-drawn 2 furrow Cockshut plow which I could still get plow points for back then😊.

[@daleval2182]

RIP Dad , till you both meet again , enjoy a long life in that forest home bro

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Losing your dad is so hard. You both worked so well together. You have the video memories to look back on. At least you still have that.

[@riniojoe1721]

When someone you love dies, they become your Guardian Angel and continue to help you through life!

[@timbillo3026]

Good to see you back at the cabin. Your Dad is with you every step of the way. He taught you well you honor him with your efforts.

[@sewingsue8455]

The loft floor is beautiful! I love the pennies. Your dad lives on in the skills he has taught you. Much love to you and your family.

[@ronaldgaska4480]

Welcome Back! You were missed. So many memories of your dad in the cabin build. Putting on roof in the cold snow etc. So cool that your dad was a part of the build and the family can enjoy for generations. I lost both my mom and dad three years ago. It is rough and small things brings you to tears. Blessings from coastal Connecticut.

[@rickbrown5140]

The Wagon Wheel most definitely must be a chandelier. When you held it up towards the ceiling it just looked right. I thought it's like a part of Sr.. Outsider watching over you whenever you walk in the cabin. Great shots of down the well. Can't wait to see the curved logs put to use. Whatever you decide will look fantastic. Oh ya, awesome touch with the pennies on the floor. Just Great to have you back.

[@GiladGur]

According to the comments, if it would be a poll, chandelier people whould win by far.

[@videosbyjohn2316]

I too like the Chandler....ideal

[@EramarGaming]

I totally agree with you Rick, it would look great as a chandelier. It feels too much as a pirate ship drive wheel in the loft railing.

[@WHEREVER-I-ROAM]

Up In The loft with the wheel

[@ruadhscottygirl2480]

I’m one of the “railing” people LOL. I can just see children and grandchildren standing behind its sturdy spokes, looking down over the warm and lovely cabin that you and your father built. A strong barrier in tribute to a strong man.

[@Joeyjoey53]

Glad to see you back at the cabin. I think the idea as a chandelier would give great lighting and be distinctive and so remind you and your family of your dad

[@TokyoCraftsman]

The penny inlays look great! I agree that the wheel should be a chandelier, let its light shine down on your family for generations to come.

[@ffield12]

WELCOME back and great seeing you again. I am sure you DAD is watching over you and proud of your continuing projects. God Bless and continue you great work. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@artysciencegal2521]

Absolutely adore your penny inlays! Years from now, people who have never even seen a penny will find it to be such a link to history. Can't wait to see that wagon wheel turned into a chandelier. What a perfect find that was :-)

[@olafbigandglad]

Years from now? Canada hasn't minted pennies since 2013. I haven't seen one in probably five years. I know kids who've never seen one.

[@kimdawcatgirl]

Urethane was the best choice, and adding those pennies, priceless! I agree with those that suggest the wagon wheel be a chandelier. It's more than a decoration then, as it's former job was form with function! Glad to see you continuing the work. You bring your dad's spirit with you in your skills learned from him! God bless!

[@bobgoreba3009]

I definitely like the idea of a chandelier. The wagon wheel would be a unique lighting fixture and a great focus point for the whole cabin.

[@seafieldgrant6957]

This the best built log cabin I have ever seen bravo too you and your Dad

[@johnhinton8421]

You know there's a lot of videos on KZbin but this really makes me happy watching you build this cabin. I love all the signature touches.

[@John-N797]

So good to see you back. Life must continue however hard things are. When I lost my mum about 20 years ago for a season I lived in a daze my heart was unrecoverably broken. Yet over time I learned to live with it. Yes one never heals but we look for good memories that we can feel the void in our hearts. Be strong bro. I thank God that you are a Christian and its not all lost for us. One day we will meet again with our departed loved ones.

[@benjigirl1971]

So true! “For we do not grieve as others do, who have no hope”. Amen.

[@ronnieolinde9725]

Great job on the loft mr outsider and the pennies in lay on the floor are totally awesome and a very nice change lots of thought and detail

[@ccg4387]

Wagon wheel is wonderfully showcased by making into a chandelier - lovely to look upwards and be reminded of your Dad. It just felt right when you lifted it up. The old well stonework is superb. Beautiful video- you surely have worked on crafting your skills. Thank you for sharing.

[@JMc.D]

I too have a building that I worked on with my father who has passed on. Everywhere I look I see his hand. It gives me great comfort and I feel close to him while I am there. You too will find this comfort in time. Great to see you back. God bless you.

[@robertkline6311]

I’m happy that you are back. Keep up the great work! We appreciate the chance to continue to follow your journey! God Bless 🙏

[@thizizliz]

That cabin is as much a monument to your dad as it is a testament to the hard work you both put into it and the beauty of the design that you made together. Every time you look at those upstairs windows; or enjoy the breeze through the gables, you'll think of him and be glad for him talking you into them. What a great guy. I can imagine your daughter bringing her friends and later her own kids and showing them the pennies, having fun times in the cabin and telling stories about her grandpa. It is a gorgeous build and should give many years of sleepovers, vacations, relaxing weekends or whatever. But regardless of why you go, you'll always remember that amazing time with your Dad. I've admired him since the first video I watched and thought how lucky you were to get to spend so much time with him.

[@andrewwindsor5962]

It’s lovely to see the back hope your family are okay it’s not easy when you lose a loved one just takes time I heart ❤️ to you

[@dianesanford5609]

Take a picture of the well with the flowers all around to frame and hang on a wall in the cabin. Beautiful!!

[@adumbratesly]

Welcome back! The pennies are genius, very much an artist's touch. Speaking from a Buddhist's perspective The Wheel has great significance. I would encourage you to hang and light it as a reminder of the paths you have already walked and the paths you have not yet begun. All blessings to you and yours, continued safe passage on all your journeys.

[@Bdub323]

On my mom's property there is a rose bush growing thru an old wooden wagon wheel. It's used to support and to a degree control the growth of the vines.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

The penny counter sink of the screws is an inspiring idea.

[@timmccollum9460]

So glad to see you back. You look relaxed, healthy and ready to continue what you and your Dad started. Your doing exactly what your Dad would have expected you to do, being the man he raised!

[@pystykorva7114]

I too like the chandelier idea. Also you could cut a fitting glass on it and make into a table :)

[@minerswoodwork5569]

im so sorry for your loss. What a great man

[@kelleygiambro7542]

So great to see you. When you held the old wheel up like a chandelier, my husband and I both went “Yep, that’s it!” But it will be a beautiful addition however you decide to use it. Much love from South Carolina 💗💗

[@taniasanchez7812]

Good to have you back sir- living your father’s legacy as well as continuing to leave your own. Many blessings to you and your family.

[@myoutdoorlife3833]

I absolutely love the way you incorporated the pennies to cover the screw heads!!! So unique!

[@sydneyevans2637]

The wheel could be a coffee table with a pedestal base and glass top. The "mammoth tusks" are a great find and I'm looking forward to seeing what your imagination has in store for them. Best regards to you and your family!

[@smaggies]

Good Idea

[@sydneyevans2637]

@@smaggies Thanks!

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

As soon as I saw you put that wheel up on the loft I thought "oh yeah!" Chandeliers have been done with that type of wheel before. Can't wait to see what you do with those curved cedars!

[@cheryllampton7419]

It's good to see you back at the cabin. And the loft floor is beautiful. Best of wishes for you and the family. Stay strong.

[@garydeffenbaugh1096]

Once again sorry about your dad passing. Glad to see the wheels are back in motion and your finishing up the cabin.Cabin looks great.Hope you and your family have many good times at the cabin when finished.

[@lisadukereese]

So great to see you healing through your craft! Your Dad will always be with you while you work 🙏🏻🙌🏻💙 thanks for letting us be part of your journey. Blessings

[@brinhaerycammel3467]

The new loft floor really gives a sense of just how big the loft actually is! Great to see you back!

[@endangeredmarmot4518]

I initially thought the wheel would look great as a part of the railing, but making it in to a chandelier over the living space would look amazing.

[@LadySpringwolf]

Glad to see you back working on the Cabin. The loft floor looks great and love the pennines. As for your Dad's wagon wheel. The last thing I'd do is cut it. A chandelier with Mason jars seems a fitting tribute to your Dad. He'll always be lighting the way & watching over you and your family. Even when it's not in use. 👍

[@dannybickerdike6121]

I personally like to make things that are multi use so I would hang the wagon wheel over my kitchen island and use the mason jar lights, add some wrought iron hooks so I can hang my cast iron pots and pans from it. Cabin is looking awesome. Listening to you talk about your dad really makes me miss my dad so much.

[@tammaragill9347]

I absolutely LOVE the pennies covering the nails - I've never seen that done before. That old wagon wheel will be a wonderful addition not matter where you place it/how you incorporate it. Those wind blown cedar trees are going to look AH-MAZING as stair rails. TY for the video 😊

[@nickperry9051]

You should either make a table out of the wheel or leave it outside. It looks great out there

[@JeremyCoolley]

I know it might not be the same without your dad, but glad you’re still sharing your story, still inspiring, still moving forward. I’m sure he’s still so proud of you. Still praying over you and your family. God bless you brother.

[@frpaddy]

Deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved Dad. Prayers for you and your family. Absolutely amazing and beautiful work. Such skilled craftsmanship. God bless you.

[@markcummings6856]

On so many levels this video is incredible. The well intrigues me… something about it. Also, the redwing bird landing on the well could have been your Dad stopping by to say hi.

[@ninanoble8252]

Though never seen your dad, I felt his absence. Chendelier will light up the entire cabin as a reminiscent of his light and fine memories in your life. Explore the bottom of the well. It's so fascinating.

[@judestewart3955]

An amazing finish to the loft floor. The “mammoth tusks” , are fantastic and I’m sure you will use them in a unique way. The wheel as a chandelier will indeed look stunning. Looking forward to when you get to the bottom of the well. Take care.

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

Great to see you back 🙏

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

That was great, love the pennies and the potential of the wheel...but those 'tusks' are such a great find! Hope you are all well. 😇💞

[@Ladythyme]

All the little touches and attention to detail is what makes your cabin so very very special to you and your dad. I love the penny idea. Although the dates may not be current… they sort of implant a dated time capsule for future generations. Oh the Wagon Wheel is such a great addition…no matter what you end up doing with it. Wow seeing inside that well and the craftsmanship was such a awesome experience…even if just through KZbin. Amazing pictures MacGuyver! 😁 Thank you for sharing all you do.

[@mrniceshoes2118]

I love how this cabin is starting to take on a new life of its own and I’m pretty it’s just gonna keep going as the progress is made …..still my favorite channel on YT

[@mg70898]

Just watched the two hour version on KZbin. You and Dad did an amazing job on this cabin. I wish he could have seen where the cabin is now. HE would have been SO PROUD of YOU. KEEP him in your heart every time you see a piece of trim and remember that day or recall a section of the cabin that caused you both to become frustrated. It is the time spent together that matters most. Clearly he loved you more than you can imagine! I hope you and your family make lots of memories together in that special place. Pass on the love of your father. Congratulations on an amazingly beautiful home.

[@mrrs8118]

Absolutely love the floor! Can’t wait to see the railings and stairs.

[@christrankle8276]

Love how you combine the old ideas with the new! Make new friends, but keep the old - one is silver and the other is gold!

[@summerjoyner1459]

The penny inlays are great. It's good to see you back after taking some time to process through everything. I look forward to seeing more videos!

[@maraudermitchelli]

We miss your dad, what a companion. The both of you worked so well together. I think your Dad would want you to finish what you both started so your family can enjoy it with you. My father made a table from a wagon wheel. Cabin looks great 😊

[@CraigNiel]

Great to see you back, I've loved watching this build from the very beginning. We will all dearly miss your fathers contributions to the cabin but I'm sure he's looking down on you to make sure you do things right!

[@UrbanGrrl69]

I know your dad would be so proud to see you back at the cabin continuing your work. I didn’t think too much beyond just the wheel when I first saw you find it. Now having been through everything I think this would make a lovely dinning table. I can see you cutting pie wedges to fit and fixing to a nice solid stump base. I think it would be great to have something you touch and use everyday that was close to your father and family. It was just my thoughts today, it is the circle of life and sometimes the wheels fall off, it can derail us, leave us feeling destitute. Then we must pick ourselves up again from those falls and come back around to how life keeps turning and blessed joy and love is what we have to keep us strong. Well that’s the way I saw you, Senior Outsider and your family.

[@terencelee2386]

So good to see you again Brother! When you set the wheel up on the loft, my heart jumped, I got a lump in my throat, and all that I could say was wow! The pennies were brilliant! Looking forward to anything you do. God Bless you.

[@Tzuriah]

Love the copper pennies! And I love the “mammoth tusks”! I found the well to be jaw-dropping-ly amazing. How in the world could the well digger wield his shovel in such a narrow space? Would he have used a post hole digger instead? His workmanship is beyond excellent. I tried to imagine myself down there, digging, lifting the dirt out one bucket at a time, and then laying the rocks with such precision. I couldn't. Do you know who built it? Family? Your work is as meticulous as his!

[@david1976aful]

Glad to see you back, it must have been hard and difficult for you to return after your loss. 👍

[@yourlongtimefan]

Your dad was the greatest...I admired him and the way he helped build his son's dream.

[@SharlaBoBarla]

It’s great to see you back doing what you love! I know it is likely a hard thing to do without Father Outsider along with you. Thanks for the new content!

[@maodonimega]

I feel your Dad still with you every step of the way. Quietly proud.

[@richardthomas1743]

Hey! Good morning and hugs to you and your family.

[@kerridillon3120]

Pennies from heaven on your floor...& a chandelier light from above...your Dad would be so proud of you! All of us who have shared your journey are proud of you too! Blessings & welcome back from my Disneyland neighborhood in Southern California!

[@kennethgibbons366]

Well it has been great to see you back. You have been missed. The well was fascinating and difficult to believe that not only was it dug so deep by hand but that the rock walls were built and have lasted so long without dropping off. Take care... God bless you and I am looking forward to your next posting.

[@scottyellis3442]

Glad to see you back, I'm sure anything you do with the old wheel will be a perfect touch to the cabin & your dad's memory. Much love to you & the family.

[@63JB63]

this is wonderful to see: these two people, father and son, work together as a well-oiled team. half a word is enough. awesome. what complete dedication, care and perseverance! incredibly beautiful! great admiration for both of you! compliments!

[@bonniewatson178]

I still pray that the memories of you dad’s love and guidance gives you comfort, l will always miss my grandparents that raised me and when I’m sad I think about my grandmothers cooking and it puts a smile on my face. Blessings to and your family 😇

[@torsi10]

The penny inlays was a really cool idea! I think the old wheel would look amazing as a chandelier. Good to se you back, hope you are and your family is ok.

[@mharper6877]

I'm never sure which season I like the most at your cabin. I was just thinking summer time but then fall and winter are so gorgeous too! It's a good thing; There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot, a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down and a time to build, a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance, a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them, a time to embrace and a time to refrain, a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and a time to throw away, a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak, a time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace.

[@cybermanne]

I was first thinking chandelier when I saw that wheel. But turning it into a contraption to hang pots and pans from sounded like a really good idea. I think that could look really good, and be very useful.

[@trudyschaffer8016]

Chandelier for the win! Every time you look at it, it will bring back your family legacy to the area. Nicely done, sir. Dad would be proud of your Fortitude and strength. 👍❤️

[@robc5135]

Very glad to see you back at it my friend. Those curved cedars are a rare and great find, your Dad is looking out for you sir. This was a GREAT video with the well and the wagon wheel!!..I would go with the chandelier, it would be a great honor to your Dad to have that as a prominent centerpiece to Your family cabin.

[@Mr1990hjc]

My Grandfather had 2 of those old wagon wheels, and he painted them and made a rotating planter out of them. It was about 8' long with 6 wooden planter boxes. Thanks for the video . . . the labor of love continues !

[@greywolfwalking6359]

A true joy to watch..thanks for the ride along and your adventures of building!! Thanks for sharing 👍!

[@kevinbenware7096]

Happy to see you back. Your Dad is looking down on you from heaven and is very proud.

[@steveking1053]

Outsider, Love the Canadian penny Dow technique. So unique and classy. The amount of detail and doing the extra step you and your father have put into this masterpiece will pay dividends for decades to come. I congratulate you on your planning, preparation and execution on your build. It is truly inspiring and educational for me. Be safe, stay strong and hope the future is plentiful. God bless you and your family. 🙏🏻👍👍

[@luisrodriquez6358]

Glad to see you back at the cabin, and working on it. Your dad would be proud of you, I sure he’s probably with you at least in spirit. My dad died of a massive heart attack in the drive way of my parents home while getting into his pickup truck back of December 30, 1977. When my wife and I would go back to the house where they lived and I lived as a single man, I could almost feel his presence around the place. Maybe you might get the same feeling of Senior Outsider still around the cabin.

[@TheShaunReid]

The floor is amazing! Beautiful simple touches like the pennies really make it a one of a kind and give it an excellent personal touch. Also I’d agree the wheel would make an incredible chandelier!

[@DeterminedDIYer]

Chandelier or Kitchen Table :) You could get a glass top for it, but that might be too fragile for your rustic cabin. I used to love cutting a branch of an apple tree off and peeling the bark, then smelling it. Always reminded me of watermelon.

[@kingrafa3938]

You really did a great job on that loft flooring Mr. Outsider 👍 Stay safe always in the forest and God Bless your family.

[@moonwillowschronicle5435]

You are one of the bravest human beings I have EVER have the pleasure of "meeting" here on KZbin. May God truly bless you as you continue to build this magnificent home for your family. Your Dad is looking down from Heaven with enormous pride. I do also, here on Earth!!!😍😍😍

[@79markland]

So good to have you back! Loft floor is so beautiful! What a great idea! Awesome find on the wagon wheel! Most definitely a nice tribute to your dad regardless how you use it. I like the chandelier idea!!

[@rachelsutton6783]

Glad you took some time for healing, though I know there is more in store. We miss seeing your dad beside you, but he would be so proud of the work continuing and his legacy living on. May the Lord continue to give you grace and peace and may He heal your wife completely here on earth. Blessings to you all.

[@gaileestriegel7102]

So happy to see you back. I love the flooring in the loft; it's just so beautiful and special. And I can't wait to see you get back to the amazing hand-dug well with a better camera set up and a magnet. I love all your videos because you are so real and talented and your building is so interesting and amazing. God Bless.

[@noahgossett6134]

Glad to see you honoring your dad finishing that cabin

[@jmar5787]

Great to see you back at it I know it will be tough for a while not having your dad around - rest assured he's watching over you! Enjoy your independence holiday weekend!!

[@rowanthomas6552]

Hello my brother..I just watched the video of your dad's passing. So sorry for your loss! But like the honorable man he raised you to be you were able to grieve then pick yourself up and continue the work! This speaks volumes of your character. Keep on keeping on and may your dad's soul RIP!

[@rowanthomas6552]

God bless!

[@elbowjoe361]

Stellar video and cabin! I must say that the wagon wheel looks amazing when centered on the vertical support beam on the loft. It really becomes a focal point and to me appears like a compass face representing the history of your family and their influence on you in this build. I can imagine it incorporated with rustic cedar branches as part of a railing. I feel it would be much more of a focal point than a light fixture. Just my .02. Whatever you do with it will be epic I am sure.

[@corbeilville]

I agree. The size of it is too big for a chandelier for the size of the cabin. It would be a beautiful focal point on that support beam.

[@melkingrealestate]

I agree, part of the railing would be awesome.

[@frankscherping4432]

Outsider, my wife and I both agree that Sr.Outsider is surly looking down on you with a big smile on his face at the remarkable job you are doing and honoring his legacy by showcasing both of your love of personalization & craftsmanship. We, my wife & I, really enjoyed what you did with the pennies that we covered the screw heads,& are anxiously awaiting to see your ideas on the to cedar guardrails/ladder & the antique wagon wheel. You continue to show all of us your amazing skills that God has given to you & your Father. We look forward to seeing your next episode Thanks again Sincerely Frank & RaeAn Scherping from Livingston, Montana

[@idv1328]

Welcome back!

[@theearthisfallingtheskyisl4801]

Greetingz cuzinz 😆 👍

[@kenfalvey7706]

You are continuing to build your cabin with quality, artisan workmanship...the way your dad taught you. Your dad is looking down on you with your mom, with love and pride in what you are continuing to do. Great ideas about the pennies and the wagon wheel (perfect chandelier)! You and your family are going to enjoy the cabin for years to come. God bless you.

[@timhorton6156]

15:00 Maybe turn it into a clock? Also, those curved pieces of wood are very cool. Looking forward to seeing how you customize and use them in the cabin.