STEEP Cabin Roofing - Mountain Cabin Build Ep.46

[@Troupster]

Graham, I'm a little disappointed that your screws all line up. This looks nothing like your shop build. I guess I just expected more consistency with your buildings.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Hehehehehehehehehehe

[@WoodnessGoodness]

I love this comment.

[@Troupster]

@@WoodnessGoodness In all seriousness, I have built nothing but I feel the urge to build mounting. I've been watching you and others for years, it's only a matter of time before I find some land and start trialing and erroring myself. Thank you for the inspiration, I hope this cabin gains another 5 bedrooms in the future 👍

[@WoodnessGoodness]

You are one of the winners! Send me an email with your address. My email is in the about section on my profile!

[@riverrockcabin5941]

Loving the Goodness! Been watching WG and being inspired since your first cabin build. I’m 73 and when Covid arrived I felt there was no time to waste, so the wife and I bought a wild lot, drew up our own plans and started building our 800 sq. ft. cabin. We are a few summers into it now and as semi-amateur, non-professionals, things are going great. I also took the lead from you and sharpened my tech skills and started our own KZbin channel ( river rock cabin ). We tune in from Ontario, Canada cottage country every week to watch you, for the building tips, the laughs and the pure enjoyment. You’re always on the bright side! Awesome build.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Going to check it out now!!! That’s epic!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@Gzickgraf]

This is awesome 👏🏻

[@WoodnessGoodness]

You are one of the winners! Send me an email with your address. My email is in the about section on my profile!

[@riverrockcabin5941]

Wow! I’m honoured! I have sent you an email but not sure I found the correct email for you. If I don’t hear back I’ll assume that I did send it to your correct email. Thanks Rob

[@jeffnorman1598]

THAT WILDERNESS SAW IS SWEET...

[@davidanderson1158]

I’ve been watching for a while and shouting out Scott Brown Carpentry.

[@allisonwanderland9917]

OMG, the stretching exercises got me! 🤣 12:53

[@mikeklamer9322]

I have become addicted to your clean comedy and sorta envy your fortune to be able to do what you do. Love the saw your giving away also. Keep us posted.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@nathankveene]

You can use the circular saw to cut metal roofing but turn your blade around before you do - gives you a cleaner cut and saves the teeth. Also, if you use angle iron for the loft windows you will need to box it in and insulate it on the interior or the heat/cold will radiate through and with the cold you will end up with condensation issues, at least when heating the cabin during the colder months. My dream is to build a guest house on our property in the Black Hills of SD (near Mt. Rushmore). There’s an old 18’x21’ shed with loft in town that’s going to be torn down relatively soon and I’ve heard the property owner would let a person have it, so I need to get a hold of him and see if I can disassemble it and use it as the beginning of the guest house, otherwise this youth pastor isn’t ever going to be able to fund the project.

[@Imperfectdiy00]

39:59 do me a favor and keep making these videos... Its kind of like a therapy, plus it makes me want to build a cabin in the back of my property. Which the saw would come in handy to move some trees and branches out of the way. But when you own a home there's always something that has to be done. Thanks

[@EmileeTaplin-Lacy]

My husband and I have been watching the cabin progress with awe and excitement. You have been such an inspiration as we embark on our cabin building Downeast Maine. This will be our first build, but your willingness to share the ups and downs and all the fun along the way makes us feel like we can do this too! Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing this journey with all of us!

[@markstanton2362]

Been encouraged by you and Wild Homestead by building your steel roofs.

[@MinnesotaMegOffGrid]

Oh, thats a nice looking saw. Between you and a few other tubers, i am planning my own off grid move. Gaining tons of knowledge watching it all & cant wait to physically start my own journey!

[@MinnesotaMegOffGrid]

For now I've bought a chainsaw and have cut up a huge tree that was cut down. Learning skills I will need!

[@kirkdesmond]

Yeah man, 200k subs. Build it and they will come. Don't stop now.

[@dawnwulf7382]

My husband and I made a pottery studio after watching your first cabin build. It took 2 years and not completely done but it is a working studio and I love it. Also staked out a deck for it this week after watching your deck build. So excited! Thank you for all you inspiration!

[@rayknightstep9083]

Since watching your channel from the time you started the floor to your cabin, you have inspired me to refresh my long time hobby of woodworking. I am building a custom entertainment center for my neighbor. I started it back in March and slowing getting to the assembly stages despite the intense Vegas heat. I am retired and your Virginia adventures have inspired me to continue what I love. If I was fortunate to win that cool and unique saw, I would pass it on to my son in Michigan who lives on a couple acres of wooded land. Please do us both a favor and invest in a good pair of work gloves that protect your hands while giving you dexterity to keep Going After It.

[@jonathant1275]

Lower your sills by 1.5 inches so you can place a 2x4 between your single hung windows and your triangular plate glass windows. It’ll be a pain, but will allow you to seal those windows appropriately. Loving the build, keep up the good work.

[@danjones9747]

The small stuff always gets to be a drag! Just gotta pull up your socks and push through! Building a cabin with a window wall reminiscent of your first but delayed by many things including a deck with tree holes now! Watching you from Ontario, Canada. Keep at it and don’t let the roof get you down!

[@Rivergirl70]

I’ve overcome losing my dad, dog and family home and just finally moved into my first home I’ve ever owned. Love watching your channel. Your an inspiration to someone like me whose never felt capable of doing what you do. I am feeling that I might be able to build something now. I’m glad that you are on the mend

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Wow. You’ve gone through it! Way to hang in there. Chapter by chapter. You got this!

[@VinnieRed71]

Have been watching you build for a few years and always feel inspired to try something extra ( with my 53 year old body ) Having built a 26x16’ log cabin with my twin sons in the NH white mountains, I now feel inspired to build a custom pine log and branch railing for the 16’x 16’ deck we recently built on the front of the cabin. I’ll blame your happy dance on your new deck for the inspiration!!! Thanks 😂

[@KajetanPoraj]

I've been watching since episode 1, and I'm constantly encouraged and inspired by what you do and achieve. I've been working on a lot of garden projects lately but the most recent one, is the one I'm proudest off: a slanted tunnel/arbor/pergola for a climbing rose above stairs at the entrance to our garden. I'm planning to share a full build video on tiktok but honestly that it's harder for me than the build itself 😆

[@heidibarlow6687]

Killer man💪🏻💪🏻 You’re a rock star! I’m not afraid of heights but watching the camera shots from up on the roof made me a little woozie🤢 I really want to see a birdhouse build built by you! I’m sure it would be amazing👊🏻 I’m working on building a Barbie house for my grand babies….nothing special but I hope they actually use it❤

[@One_Crazy_Dog_Mum]

Nice work Graeme, you didn’t fall off the roof, you’ve only got minor cuts & possible groin strain from gripping on for dear life. 😂 Building & renovating are a marathon not a sprint mate, I’ve finally got my laundry cabinets in after we started our renovations in January 2021, not bad going for doing it yourself and working full time I think, hopefully the laundry & main bathroom are complete in a couple weeks (plumbing & tile splash backs left to do) then we can start on the remaining 2 bedrooms & ensuite ( our whole ceiling & battens needed to be replaced 🤦‍♀️) 💪 get after it Shell 🇦🇺

[@pamelawaupekenay8588]

Roof small deck off backdoor to create screened in porch 😆. Stud walls & rafters/blocking nearly completed - next is metal roof panels 🎉

[@kylemoran6397]

Working on a Tiny house style detached home office! After watching your build I felt very inspired and enthusiastic about getting my own project going! Weekend warrior!

[@northernoutlier]

You single handedly inspired me to create my own channel (Northern Outlier). I was so inspired by your last cabin build that I built a 24 x 12 shop which provided the content for the first set of videos for my channel. I do not know when it will happen but I also want to build a cabin like this, once I can buy a chunk of land. I am a fellow good ol Canadian boy, and loving your videos. The window situation is interesting, I was so captivated, I was like where is this going next. I don't have much input but maybe you need a header above that first window, but screws up the triangle one. That's a situation where I would flounder, but you thrive in those situations. Anyways keep it up.

[@yannie198]

It looks like a pair of cut resistant gloves is just what you need Graham

[@criticalevent]

If I absolutely was set on using that glass, I'd get a piece of angle steel or aluminum to act as the header for the windows, with the vertical side facing in and cut the top nailing edge off the vinyl window and slip a piece of drip edge between them.

[@JasonPatz]

You might consider using some of your kids' artwork as inspiration for an art glass window or two. They could be mounted behind some of those windows that can't be opened. This would only make sense if you have an area of the cabin where kids couldn't colide with them though. That stuff is break-y and sharp.

[@greencabin62]

Re-roofing our cabin in the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Told my buds ‘hey if this dude can do it we can too’ ;) So we changed our plans and installed a metal roof. Of course a few little things yet to button up. Just for fun I even made an amateur video of project. Appreciate your efforts and inspiration.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Epic!!! Love to hear it!! ❤️❤️🔨🔨

[@jdotmichaels]

Cabin is looking great! I bought a cabin in the CO mountains a few years ago and I've been remodeling the kitchen, bathroom, deck, living space and firepit area. I plan on building a cabin from scratch in the coming years either in CO or NC. Your channel as well as @TheDIYCabinGuy @Bushradical @MySelfReliance and @TheOutsiderCabin have been huge inspirations and have shared a lot of knowledge over the years. Appreciate what you and all of them do. Cheers!

[@rogernation2551]

My wife and I just moved to the mountains after I retired. We’re building a deck to accommodate our spa. Then the gazebo and dry bar. Loved the “don’t get into that, get off of there” warmup routine! Brought back a lot of great memories. You’re always an inspiration. Thanks for the video.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Hahaha that’s awesome. Enjoy the mountains friend! That sounds dreamy!

[@kurtmellott4039]

Remodeled our pantry and working a cargo camper conversion is my long term project.

[@rylanthiessen9666]

Love the content of woodness goodness! My project came from inspiration of you home made camper build, Bought myself a canadian made 1976 tripple E camper! Ohh the trials and errorrsssss!!! Gutted it, converted kitchen to outdoor "consession" style window, diy'd the heck outta the thing, lifting bed, bunk bed, rewired trailer front to end, used led steps for lighting! The list goes on and the best part is I learned to to it all from channels like this one! all that's left is a coat of paint and a million tiny "final touches" 😂😢 I would love to share pictures regardless of the saw draw! Great job on your cabin, looking forward to the next @woodnessgoodness episode!!

[@gshufelt09]

I am building built in cabinets in my office with my four year old with a little bit of confidence thanks to WG 😊

[@rickheidman542]

I recommend Wild Homestead. I’m building a 320 sq ft cabin in North West Ontario. My metal roof is next!!

[@nickhongo5365]

Graham, I’ve been watching your videos since COVID days and love what you’re doing! Your videos have inspired me to get back into woodworking and I am currently working on designing a mid-century modern walnut dining table. Love what you’re doing and I would like to do the same someday 😬

[@jimspinelli5166]

Built a 10x12 shed after getting encouraged by you

[@hoofington7866]

I make wood flags and a 3 peak mountain silhouette from pallet wood that uses a French cleet to hold them to the wall and also back light them with a multi color led strip. I am currently working on using a (artograph) projector to transfer a Harley-Davidson logo to wood so I can carve it out, and if it turns out decent I plan on staining it with motor oil.. Gram in my head this project sounds great but in reality..... well time will tell I guess all I need to do is get after it!!!

[@RobertPiercey]

I've watched most of your build videos, almost built a teardrop after your camper build. Picked up a used popup camper instead, with plans to remodel. Had to rebuild the roof first year, this year is flooring and paint. We have a piece of land cleared to camp on, while we start to build our own off grid cabin! Thanks for sharing all your projects!

[@TheZombiePossum]

My next project is to build a new (2nd) chicken coop. Not really anything I've seen you do but the energy for the build certainly comes from watching great creators like you. Thanks for bringing us along on your journey.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

That is awesome!

[@MinnesotaMegOffGrid]

Hahah, love the intro! Hype and quick vid of done work then chugga chugging along on the tractor.

[@my7hik]

Designing and building custom jigs, parts and mods for my timber workshop and 3D printers. Love your videos each week! 🇦🇺

[@skeptic6645]

Going to start a shed in my backyard. Thanks to you I have confidence that I’m a quasi-temporary occasionally decent professional.

[@tysonparker7403]

I am looking to build a workshop in my backyard. I think a metal building is the way to go for me. The ground prep work is the current stage.

[@Antoineoutdoors]

Great to see you hommmie. You need to start clearing the trail . It will grow so fast

[@jasonwisser3253]

Great series! You should get yourself a roof ridge ladder hook. Can find them anywhere and they are not expensive. Stay safe!

[@brandons42472]

Renovating my home from the 1920s! Learning a lot as I go and inspired by your tenacity to get after it!!!

[@karenlittle1206]

Love how you get after it, no matter what. As you know, Tim is staying busier than ever - it's how he grieves (me too). He's at a friends helping build a new garage today. He's also going to be building a deck in Sept. And Oh goodness, Mr Woodness... that deck exercise 😁! Need to come around to see your monkey munchkins soon. Thx for reaching out!

[@WoodnessGoodness]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ you are in our prayers daily. Please let us know if there’s anything you need at all. We love you deeply!

[@Pathary]

You gave me the confidence to replace my window one at a time... I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing lol. 3 down 5 to go 👌

[@ttfweb1]

I really enjoy your videos- the work, your vision and your humor make for a great channel. You obviously spend a good amount of time enjoying life. 😊 I’m finishing out a long term remodel of an old beach house. Doing cabinet work right now which is really fun. Also helping my kids with remodeling a house they just bought - enjoyable for me and they buy the materials!

[@3000tapes]

Gonna be building a small shed in the backyard on a slab of concrete left by the previous owners. Shed is to house my ride on mower but also want to pop a solar panel on it and house a battery then run some off grid power to the main shed to charge my tools and run lighting/tv etc in there. Slowly trying to move off grid.

[@magdanestor]

I`ve almost finished making my micro caper box for wild adventures outside the city. Because of you I'm feeling like semi professional amateur and it gives me confidence to build new stuff. Say hi to the Dutches and the little ones, much love from Poland!

[@mehaul33]

Adding mud tires to a mower and am going to fab a metal cab for it based on a bunch of channels I follow

[@Adventures_with_ole_dude]

I’m about to start a room addition for my sister to have a place to live. Going with the flying by the seat of my pants like I’ve learned on goodness goodness 🤪

[@normanmcdonald9158]

Graham I can honestly say in my mind there/s so many projects I'd love to tackle that this 73 year old body just doesn't have the stamina for anymore.that said every week i'm inspired by ypur honesty and effort to do and to learn as you are doing and inspiring me even if i'm no longer up for the task.

[@frankensteinracing3520]

No advice to offer this week. But loving the way it’s all coming along. Not really a project from watching KZbin but currently building a custom tail light and mudguard set up on one of our prime movers.

[@nickbaird6266]

I'm about to do a backyard rebuild, including fence, expanded deck, and gravel fire pit area. And after seeing your concrete driveway edge I realized how much that's needed on my out of control drive!

[@jeffstude9607]

Me and my wife and three girls have been building an off-grid cabin for a couple of years. Crazy design made out of triangles. Love to send you some pictures. Definitely not done though haha

[@andrewb9590]

Going to build a frame for my prospector tent so I can install a wood stove and leave the tent up for more than a weekend. This should make it much easier to get out and enjoy the goodness of the woodses. 😉

[@jonswast106]

Between you and Sawing with Sandy. I have been inspired to build a chicken coop from wood I milled on my sawmill.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

❤️❤️❤️🪓🪓🪓

[@burgler2112]

I’m finishing up my basement remodel. About to start mud and tape this coming week. Then paint, flooring and new furniture and the kids new playroom will be complete. Then I’m going to build a new shed. You have been a huge inspiration for me taking on these projects. First time for me on these.

[@dpfahy]

Graham, you, along with Surviving ringworm, have inspired me to buy acreage and make it our own. Hopefully, this summer I'll get the time to construct the 8x12 single pitch dry cabin.

[@mikewesley8205]

Well, you’ve inspired me along with some dome builders to convert an old treehouse to a greenhouse geodesic dome!

[@DeterminedDIYer]

That bird is an amazing engineer. I would hire it too. A project I'm about to start is to redo my front deck. The boards are loose and it's a bit scary lol.

[@hockeysiscp]

My husband and I are building out a drawer system under our stairs to get more storage. Framing out inspired by your cabin build. Thanks for sharing your projects with the world!

[@travisfellows]

Watching you every week has inspired me to start creating some new spaces. Starting off soon with a speakeasy style bar in the basement but hopefully will be adding a mini cabin/office on the hill behind my house at some point. Keep up the good work!

[@diyanddone]

Built a 10x12 cabin off grid inspired by your original cabin. Metal roof and also siding. Tongue and groove interior walls. Mix of new and reclaimed windows.

[@michalaugustin8122]

Hello there, as I told you before, ditch the lower windows on the attic so you can fit the bed and install only the angled ones which will end up above the bed. Or at least change the lower windows so they are half the size so you can have empty wall for a bed and also a space to put spacer between lower windows and angled windows

[@vtrofimenko5917]

Inspired to start my own cabin built on my vacant property in eastern Washington state. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@chadholley1583]

My wife and I love your enthusiasm! You’ve taken on a big project. Mine is a bit smaller, but I’ll be putting the same style metal roof on my 24 x 24 outbuilding. I’m an amateur too, so you’ve given me the confidence that I can do it myself!

[@kevindobbins5040]

Great video. Tough work. Looks great. As far as projects... kitchen pantry, updating the dining room, bathroom.

[@derylking]

Love you bro! Been watching for a bit-I’m taking on building retaining walls in my backyard because you’re not scared of concrete. Just gotta get after it 😂

[@chriscapaccio3463]

Holy Woodness Whataniftycutness baby!!! The only way to travel is by the seat of your pants son!! It is the preferred method by the semi professional amateur. Big G, everything is really looking great. It is tough working out in the middle of the woods because most professionals would just set up scaffolding or use a lift or bucket truck to do the edge work and high windows. We semiprofessional amateurs have to work with what we have. Kudos my friend. The widows not matching could be remedied with some tint to match the tinted windows. Just saying but the cross section joining the two windows is a tough one. My inspiration is the cabin builds as I redo my screened in porch. Keep getting after it.

[@Michigan-thrifter]

I'm in the process of collecting materials, as many good used items before I buy new to build my dream cabin in the UP of Michigan, I plan to build like a Amish building in skids so soon as I find my own property I can have it moved.. Plan to build a 12'x20' cabin and a free standing 8'x20' porch on front and back, open front and screened in back porch to use as 2nd bedroom in warmer months as well as a grill for cooking on those rainy days. I've been saving to have a decent budget for small up grades like radiant in floor heat through pump/wood stove as well as a inside bathroom. Can't wait to see your cabin done. Best of luck to everyone winning the saw

[@douglasgatian1401]

Even when I was A young man I couldn't do that roof. Nice POV work!

[@barzalou]

Buddy, I like your French! Hey, I'm hopeful that soon, we will see your wife and kids visit the cabin. Stay safe and thanks for the Saturday morning videos.

[@mattycools84]

I will be building a retaining wall in my yard for a gravel pad. You have inspired me to get after it.

[@mc9551]

I think my cabin is not far from yours. As I sit here watching you from the comfort of my house it motivates me to get my butt down there and work on my summer project list. Currently working on a deer blind, cutting up the 45 trees just took down and putting more trails around the property with the mini excavator. Winter will be here before you know it.

[@steveschannel1528]

Keep up the good work Graeme! Been rebuilding my Mom's shed over the past month or so. Lot's of wood damage to replace, new T-111 sheathing on top, and a new door build. Having fun all along the way.

[@24CiViC]

A tough day, but progress is progress! Your channel is always inspiring! I hope that you were able to rest and heal after this day. ☮️

[@TheSwauvy]

Every episode fuels me and gives me ideas for a dream future cabin! good on you for just going for it and figuring it out as you go!

[@coreybowman7665]

Hey bud loved the cabin build you did. I am planning in the next year to build a small cabin in the woods for guests on my 5 acre property.

[@majonsey]

Currently working on an outdoor fire pit space in the woods after watching this series...there's just something about working hard in the woods with occasional help from the kids. You've got duke, I've got an unnamed but friendly chipmunk. Planning on putting up an outbuilding with a finished loft for an office later this summer!

[@davidshumway9639]

I'm disabled but would love to own that saw. It might encourage me to come out into the yard and trim low hanging branches from my trees.

[@Tyler_County_King90]

Ya baby! Daddy also got a new 360*. Loved the footage right from the first second of the intro. You put in a shift that day mister. Wow way to power through. Bet you felt accomplished and slept well that night. Amazing time for that question! My wife, under a year old daughter, and father-in-law are about to embark on a very remote family bush camp. Located a few hours south of the Agawa Canon in the majestic…you guessed it Boreal Forrest! We begin cleaning up the old logging trail this week to start hauling material in. That is if the mosquitoes don’t take us away first. My vote for a design was similar to the Original OG cabin lean too idea. So naturally we settled on a ridge beam style that extended with an over hang of the porch for a small loft similar to President Chay. I have also been digging a new channel Zachariah Holub on what he is starting and creating. As we are milling our own lumber I’m also interested to see what Holmes Boys Outdoors build as they are doing the same! No idea why my wife says I watch to much KZbin. I call it research and development haha

[@WoodnessGoodness]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ so much epicness. Love it. Gonna check some of those out!

[@adventure7360]

Been watching since your first cabin build during COVID! Definitely inspired my wife and I to start diy. Currently working on a tree house chicken coop I'm calling my tick ranger headquarters.

[@ericlohr6036]

Ha! I actually am! I am working on my "man garage" that I realized my wife and I spend more time in vs. the screened-in porch and gazebo/outdoor kitchen I built. sooooooooo..... I am finishing up on the custom half tall wood wall (using wood shipping pallets, and randomly installing propane-burned pieces to mix it up). Bottom of the wall is galvanized steel. So off I go to ..... get 'er done! Your vids I watch every week and it incentives me to get off my 60 year old a$$ and get cuttin' n' nailing'. wooooot!

[@albayer-b2s]

My neighbor put the saw blade in his circular saw backward to cut metal roofing- I've never tried it since I use a metal grinder, but do a test and see if that works better for you.

[@TheGreatRandom]

I feel like I am out there with you. The struggles are real going solo. Cut up hands, setbacks and completed tasks not matching expectations. Your get after it mentality inspired me to build a dock in the winter months. So many woodness moments. Then I built a micro cabin like yours. It feels good to create something tangible. And it inspires the kids too! Thanks!

[@SeanHodgins]

I like the metal angle iron or tubing idea. Was thinking maybe bring the windows back to your shop and build a custom angle iron frame around them. Thin like 3/16 angle(whatever fills the gap) and add screw holes to mount to your cabin. Then glue the windows to the metal frame.

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Me likely the idea! I’m also thinking about cutting back the header a hair… could work out well!

[@shortsweettoo]

Unless you want to change the upper windows, I think the angle irons to frame in the triangle windows is an excellent idea. I would go with that. Any triangle window you do will require something similar anyway.

[@Streetmed-PA-IPNW]

I definitely put my closure strips on after installing all the roofing panels as well. And by “I”, I mean my father in law…. So, easy peasy!!

[@markhyre3128]

W.G.! Your first backyard cabin build set me up with just enough knowledge and motivation to get after it. I started watching the DIY cabin guy also and last spring, I bought some land and started from nothing. Currently, I’m at about the same spot as you are on your cabin. I’ll be up there (Allegheny National Forest, PA) tomorrow building the steps to my front porch/deck. Thank you for doing these videos. I look forward to them every Saturday morning!

[@my_van_apartment]

Here for the good days at the Woodness Goodness cabin and the days you struggle too - these builds are hard going let alone as a solo builder so don’t beat yourself up. You are so inspiring! I haven’t built a project specifically but your give it a go positive attitude has inspired my van build renovations as all the tie bits of info contribute to the experience and building better. I’d love one of those fold up saws for my van as I’m living it in fulltime and my life is mostly camping in nature so the fact it folds down to nothing is perfect for the van to chop some wood for the cosy fire as it’s winter here in Australia but I’m realistic it’s not coming all this way. Look forward to your weekly vids ❤

[@BLAM777]

When i did the metal roof i didn't put that foam stuff in either. Still haven't done it. Your cabins looking good. My favorite thing was when mice got into my ice and water shield boxes and chewed it. Tip for not slipping on your metal roof is spray it with soda let it get tacky then you can walk on it. Old guy up in maine told me about that when i almost went off my roof a couple of times. Just watching 👀 you do your roof brings back bad memories lol.

[@KD-wg4tn]

Love what you are doing. Very entertaining to watch. Planning a pole barn inspired by Diesel Creek, Captain Kleeman, and you. Love your channel. God Bless✝️

[@kenmolina3199]

Always loved working with wood. Next project is a storage rack in my garage with slide in totes from Costco. Gotta love Costco!

[@SaraH-pt9wt]

Watching you and BushRadical/GirlInTheWoods has given me the confidence to build a floating deck for a canvas wall tent I'm putting on my Virginia property. I've never framed anything in my life, but I figure this is the perfect gateway to a future cabin build as it's not supporting actual walls, lol. Keep up the great work Graham!

[@WoodnessGoodness]

❤️❤️❤️😂🤣😂😂🔨🔨🔨

[@RobertMcCulloch-ww8vq]

You need to invest in a set of ladder jacks and a walk plank, would make life alot easier for ya.

[@chuckfountain620]

1 1/2” x 1 1/2” x 1/8” angle would do the trick for the upper windows. Bend a tab up on each end to have something to fasten to the frame. Then silicone the crap out of it. It will work!❤

[@aequitas0118]

Dude your energy, spirit, positivity, and most of all honesty is a treasure and I love following your content. Keep on keeping on!!

[@WoodnessGoodness]

Thank you! Will do! ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼