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this is my first log cabin build its not perfect but was a great experince any tips would be very wellcome it was also the most comfortable bed ive ever made its still a bit drafty but i will fix that soon this cabin will keep me warm over the winter for sure

[@liliyalozinskaya5658]

Если эти деревья и не были сухостойными, то теперь наверняка станут ! И деревья качаются, расшатывая домик ; если это такой сухостойный лес,то в любой момент дерево может рухнуть прямо на ваше жилище ! Но я всегда с удовольствием смотрю ваши видео,мне нравится 😊👏👏👏

[@jocnic]

Fair play to you! Nice seeing someone from Ireland doing these things. Most videos are American/Canadian which is cool too but I'm from Wexford so love finding Irish channels like this. Keep up the good work 👍🏽

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thanks James. I can't find anyone else in Ireland doing this if you find anyone send a link ....thanks for watching 👍

[@jocnic]

@@raymccaffrey1 I watch an irish woodworker kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYHZpZdvYtqYpa8 but nothing like bushcraft or that kinda thing. I'd like to get into some bushcraft myself too so I'll be watching and keeping up with your stuff

[@daveneumann8106]

This man enjoys life more than most of us. Godspeed.

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thanks pal 👍

[@phil1471]

You're a legend Paddy

[@utubeape]

That is brilliant. I expect it could get nice and warm in there especially if you pack rocks or cob all around the back of the stove to retain heat. Maybe you can pack moss into all the gaps to reduce the draughts, there will need to be the draught near to the fire intake, maybe from under the door?

[@raymccaffrey1]

Rocks around the fire 🤔 I like it ....it was a bit drafty at night still a few gaps to fill top and bottom need a few more logs and cob .thank nick

[@louiseeckert1574]

Yes, I thought some flat stones nestled into the sand bed, under the stove would bed a good heat sink to radiate during the night. LouiseAustralia 🦘

[@briansmith9669]

Good day sir 👍🏻

[@roysweddingprops1711]

Outstanding from start to finish

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thanks Roy a lot of work went into this one

[@sujunghan8375]

Wow amazing ❤

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thank you

[@rayhanariff8514]

Whenever mud cement is used, it’s good to stick small pebbles on it. Not only those pebbles look pleasing, they are excellent heat retainer. 😊😊😊

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thanks for the tips pal 👍👍👍

[@justwalkkrisizabel6411]

Great work👍You have much patience. Interesting channel...!

[@danielb2060]

Very nice work !

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thank you Daniel 👍

[@july_wu]

Beautiful forest

[@stephenandrews1587]

Super job pal

[@raymccaffrey1]

You can rent it for a nite

[@Joseph-vw2sw]

Another awesome video paddy,keep um coming

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thanks pal 👍

[@joannzenn2307]

your first any respect for nature and trees.

[@donnacole4227]

Hello from USA Real nice little cabin u built for yourself. Great job an be safe

[@raymccaffrey1]

Thanks Donna 👍👍

[@davidhayes5382]

Do the forestry management not complain about the trees being used .I'm not having a go im just wondering .Great video and I love the scotch eye auger. Brilliant tool

[@raymccaffrey1]

Not yet...I only use fallen or dead standing trees .

[@galyarid8396]

👍👍👍

[@TienBuildingFarm]

Very good

[@irenaoreskovic8339]

Awesome ❤😊😮

[@wesleymonske8103]

Serious ,that's a kindling hatchet. Get a real one .Take the bark off too. It holds bugs and will attract them. Burn them. It hardens the wood and lasts lots longer .

[@raymccaffrey1]

🤣🤣🤣 I lost my axe two weeks before I started this video it's on the shopping list .just didn't have the time to strip bark but your dead right . thanks for feedback 😃

[@Gemeinsam_Einsam]

❤😊Hi, can you leave your projects? Or do you have to dismantle them again after a while? Greetings Uwe

[@GuzeleAxmedovna]

👍👍👍👍💯💯💯😚😚😚😘

[@ampornprayoonmahisorn6190]

Good job

[@neraydacalanza2098]

You should also put some mud at back og the heater..to protect the heat and burning the wall

[@raymccaffrey1]

I did mud all sides of stove. it's hard to get every detail on camera thanks for the feedback 😃😃

[@gerstaunton6312]

Great video Paddy, well done. Hope this one sets a new record in views for you, it deserves it.

[@israelolvera558]

❣️💓🥰💗🥰💕😘😇❤️

[@Cowards_die_twice]

Great video. Eggs and coffee, too!

[@TheRealNetworkz]

I noticed you didnt peg any corners or anywhere, does it still hold up as good without them?

[@raymccaffrey1]

I think I snook a nail or two when I got near the top the rest holds firm with the weight pushing down on it

[@Oleg_Nadezhdin]

🤝💪🏼🌲😀👍🏼

[@user-fc3yp4ik6d]

Зачем ты убиваешь живые дереви 🌲. Построил бы на земле .

[@raymccaffrey1]

All trees are fallen or dead standing ...no living trees were cut down .the cuts in the living trees will heal fine. Also the ground gets very wet here

[@orzdancer76]

what if the grass roof soaking wet by rain ? Should cover a layer of canvas under grass…

[@raymccaffrey1]

This is a very old traditional style roof in Ireland and UK it is waterproof and can last for years no need for canvas...I hope 🤣

[@gunterbecker8528]

How long did it take you to build that log cabin?

[@raymccaffrey1]

I lost track of the days I think it was 7 days

[@mattskalicky]

Do you own this property or is it somewhere out in the wild?

[@raymccaffrey1]

No its not mine its in the wild that's why I only use fallen or dead standing trees

[@user-xl7gm6my2v]

Можно ведь сделать также, но деревья не портить!!! Выживальщик хренов...

[@johansoons8413]

great respect

[@waatao9856]

wtf? wouldent this break cos the trees will grow?

[@raymccaffrey1]

Hopefully that will take a long time all I need is two or three years and I'm happy I'll build a new one then