How To Build A CANVAS CABIN pt1

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[@stanleyj.mitchell4851]

I think it’s also called a hot tent. Not so much here in Australia, but in the USA what Cody is doing is priceless. If you have land in the country this is possible.

[@ryancollins3227]

​@OyBOY-ig9bpprobably government regulation on everything.

[@jampyzerozero6921]

Been watching these great videos for some time now. I'm happy to report I took the plunge and bought 5 Acres with a home and barn on the land, all in good working order. Hopefully mortgage free in a few years and the final chapter of my life should be the most enjoyable. I now have a new appreciation for this content and the message it brings. Thanks PROHO!

[@skunkhome]

Stop paying taxes and see who actually owns it.

[@AbnStubby]

That feeling of being confident and competent is the intangible gift you’ve given so many men over the years. That spark of, “Hey, I think I could probably do that!” is a powerful thing! Thanks, Cody!

[@jamesjoung2793]

Wranglerstar is one hell of a DO’er. Apologized for no livestream and already moved the tent over. Awesome 👏. May The Almighty bless you forever and ever.

[@gakrazykajun]

Proho did a great job....all squared up with "dimensionally challenged" lumber. No toes were harmed during this portion of the build. I'd call it a success!! Looking forward to seeing the rest of this come together.

[@NJL239]

It's really good to see you out of the garage and back to making videos that you used to do.

[@ewm3686]

Love this old school type material! I appreciate the care you take in what you work on.

[@rds9872]

Wow it’s been a solid year since we’ve seen Cody wear the tool belt. So glad to have these kinds of videos again!

[@xsixinfantryx]

Beloved, a big thing we learned in the Army. Take care of your tools. You need your feet to do your job. Take care of them. Relying on calluses only get you so far. You will never be as productive as the man next to you wearing boots. Get over the mental thing. Act accordingly.

[@chin406mt8]

After a long day at work, I seriously look forward to coming home and watching your videos.

[@skipjack1963]

How the US Forest Service goes from anarchist content back to cool shet. Bravo Zulu.

[@dragonslayer7587]

This is what folks live in up in Alaska, and they're built on river rafts. Obviously, they are very large rafts, with and few smaller sleeping tents, and one huge kitchen\livingroom tent. They live all winter iced in, and either working a Gold claim, or hunting and fishing etc. This would be a great idea to live in while building a homestead. In fact the frame from this, could be made into a storage shed, perhaps with a crawl space below for food storage.

[@code4dragon256]

Such a great series, I think I see the vision. First he settles with a tent, upgrades that then upgrades to an established building, etc

[@carlzirk]

So great seeing a foundation set up properly. Getting it square and level is harder than it looks.

[@n3b266]

This is glamping compared to those little plastic bags pretending to be tents

[@MrLouie75]

Why not notch the posts so the weight is carried to the ground through wood instead of relying on the shear strength of a structural screw? I know the screws may be rated for it, but isn't it still a possible point of failure in the future?

[@nielshk5132]

Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy long form content like this from you. Looking forward to the rest of the build.

[@MichaelNatrin]

Thank you for making the title match the build! Great video. Classic Wranglerstar.

[@FuccoTheClown]

the hairpiece still looks great after 5 hours of construction.... that's the real pro tip here 🤣

[@wireman4029]

"Caulking and paint makes up for what a carpenter aint" a trim guy in Clayton, North Carolina used to always say that...

[@AceOutdoors18]

Best series on KZbin. We need a nomination.

[@TheEvanRoach]

🍽️😋🤤

[@dander0091]

I’ll second that

[@johndrake2147]

Those C700 saw horses are great, i got a pair recently. Also recently got my Occidental belt - beautiful item, almost reluctant to use it for fear of scuffing

[@daveshepherd7582]

This will be good to know! We may all be living in tents before long….

[@pcheck62]

Thank you for sharing. The extra time spent so we could enjoy, is much appreciated. ❤

[@Hillsman001]

In addition to the work belt, something every man should own is a good pair of work boots.

[@lancemill5683]

Good job, i love the look of old lumber from a sawmill

[@danmytnick8086]

Thanks for the common sense advice and faith. Thank you for so thoughtfully and thoroughly explaining faith and for being such an excellent example

[@Moneres]

Thank you from Denmark 😀 I have been a follower for many years, and I am very much so, looking forward to this project. I appreciate this format and your editing.

[@leederdavid4782]

Love the long content videos - I know they're no as popular, but they sure are enjoyable. Thanks!

[@danmytnick8086]

Thanks for sharing wisdom. We appreciate you very much.

[@jaredking3361]

I always learn something from watching you work! Thank you!!

[@SCooperEagle]

I was going to comment that it would be best to measure corner to corner on something this big, and then you did haha. Awesome work, looks great. I know you have a lot to get done, so thanks for putting so much time and effort into the videography; stellar as always

[@ravioli9171]

This is awesome. I've never even heard of a canvas cabin.

[@MJPeddler]

There was a noticeable change in the outside temperature this morning. The seasons are changing quick.

[@skitzochik]

this is the stuff i miss about this channel...glad to see it

[@brodystevens-ew9vo]

Day 18 of commenting on every video. Thank you for the video. Cant wait to see the new woodstove. God bless

[@davidsamuel4490]

Looking forward to this would love to set up a wilderness retreat like this for my family

[@Ali.N147]

257 1/2? yep 257 1/2.... Damn you're good! hahah awesome video

[@699hazard]

Great video Cody! Looking forward to seeing this cabin build progress. Will you sheet it with marine ply or sawn timber?

[@CainnechK]

Im so happy to see u getting back to this type of content. Cant wait for the next one

[@Shane_Hendrix]

Man that thumbnail teaser is a thing of beauty. Can't wait to see more!

[@Band0Brand0]

Battery opp equipment is a luxury👍 be thankful

[@TheBritishPatriot]

Very impressive how you got it almost perfectly level and perfectly square all on your own. I doubt many of us could do the same.

[@Wtpat2]

I missed the episode where Cody lost his boots? Safety first for my piggy toes. Honestly never saw anyone use a shovel with bare feet. Makes me wonder if Noah built the ark without shoes… another great and helpful video!

[@omgpickle]

Returning to your roots. This is going to be a nice series.

[@rc420head]

Was waiting for 345 from the start, didn't disappoint. I was taught to use multiples of it as big as your space always. 6810, 91215 and so on. 👍 Excellent as always, may God bless you and your family.

[@trinne]

I find it a bit weird that the weight of the structure is not directly on the ground posts but instead on the planks that are screwed to the posts from aside. It basically makes the entire weight being set onto the screws only. It’s probably fine if the lifespan of the building is not very long and especially if the ground is very stable and doesn’t move with seasons nor allow posts to sink unevenly.

[@RustyShakleford1]

Should the ground posts be under the planks?

[@OnlyTheStrongSurvive712]

Love watching your videos but I would like to make a suggestion. The CROWN of the grain of wood should always be down , or in, towards the piece you are nailing to, so when the wood weathers the corners don't pull away from the piece they are nailed to. Maybe I'm wrong but it appears that you may have done the opposite. No big crime but a good practice to follow none the less. Keep up the good work.

[@jamesedwards6269]

As a framer in a prior life, you’re on to a good start with everything level and square.

[@brokeboi_heady710blooods]

He is my childhood ik how to make an axe handle and put the head on because of you and imma be a Oregon wild land fire fighter I just turned 18

[@BonsaiZendog]

As an East Coast man, I broke turf barefoot for 30 something years as a pool installer.

[@TonyMarselle]

As a west coast man I broke wind barefoot on the beach a time or two.

[@mrsahula]

Shoes might help you with that shovel.

[@chickitychina100]

Another bit of equipment that all men should own is a good pair of work shoes.

[@armorclasshero2103]

Wouldn't have been a bad idea to dig a bit deeper and put some gravel under those square post stones. But ce-la-vie.

[@NordicViking88]

Got alot of people who will come help stack wood if that would help get that live stream back online

[@kostaspotos7412]

Actually I enjoyed this one a lot! Thanks for the amazing content as always.

[@kg6lvp]

Very nice! Mine would have been a trapezoid for sure!

[@brandonburdette7895]

I can't get over the soil there it can rain here in south Carolina for a month and it's still like concrete with the clay we got here if I tried to dig in my yard with no shoes Cody I'd be down for the count great video Cody as always

[@jonchines]

Fellow South Carolinian, can confirm….

[@jodilea144]

Southwest Arkansas too. Between the clay and the rocks, even a pickaxe is of little help.

[@kevingarber7057]

Excellent series idea.

[@JohnSmith-il4wi]

Awesome, thanks from Chicago. God bless

[@DoctorPrepperMD]

Love the old school content! Nice way to change it up. I think winter and spring so good for livestream but hard working days like this make it hard for you and us to keep up with livestream schedule.

[@-MoistPalone-]

I'll never be a guy that tells another person how to live, but the no shoes is honestly blowing my mind. I wince every time his feet are on camera.

[@takiman1]

Awesome Cody. Love it 👌

[@MikeSavageZA]

Excellent learning content. Would have loved to have seen the levelling tricks and tips though .

[@gregbarry5875]

It would be super helpful if you put a link to the next episode and the end of each video.

[@anarchywolf9925]

love these videos i just got back from the east coast after visiting some family and after watching your videos i now see that my brother does everything the wrong way now after seeing this i know why his floor is crooked and thing rolls on it but god bless to the west coast man

[@broadhead4311]

This is the content I love. Keep it up. 👍

[@jason46742]

This is an amazing idea can’t wait for more!

[@TimRHillard]

At 9:00 there is a big ole crack in the board. Do you need to do anything to fix that?

[@jackburton5483]

Cannot wait for the end result, excellent start.

[@code4dragon256]

Glad to know I’m a proho, having a nice set of occidental bags. They definitely don’t give em away but they can’t last forever

[@watchchannel8201]

Ah yes, the sound of a level dropping.

[@05weasel]

Thank you Pythagoras

[@zacharymerritt2385]

So glad to see a longer form video!!!!!

[@iSAAConrad]

Man I missed these longer videos

[@jongibbins345]

Love these videos. Great job sir.

[@wegmandan]

Placing those concrete pillars? Always place crushed granite or compaction Stone below those concrete risers. You'll thank me later

[@getitgaryy9847]

You should make a suana for after or before your cold plunges

[@loualcaraz6497]

My single mom taught all of this.

[@dottiehildebrand3123]

How's Jack doing? Prayers sent for him .. God bless. 🇺🇸🌹❤️

[@mr.morris2907]

Notes were definitely taken. May the Father continue to bless you and your house.

[@JoeCubicle]

All those outside rims are supported by screws? The finished weight can shear those screws in a heartbeat. They should be sitting on top of a notch in the corner 4x4's. Am I wrong?

[@steveyeager6177]

If the wood has a crown, and you put the crown up, WHAT good does the level give?

[@setdown2]

No good…you shoot the corners and get them level…and digging barefoot…good grief…he wants to teach but he just doesn’t have enough skill…he’s Harry home owner…the killer is he’s making big bucks on Y-tube…whatever…🖖

[@steveyeager6177]

@@setdown2 I would have set batter boards and squared string lines before setting the 1st corner foundation. And he didn't show himself setting up the elevations on the foundations.

[@NS-br3ps]

Would have to circle back to this question when the lives return , but I’ve really been considering purchasing a modular home along side some affordable land. Running the numbers , I can get 5 acres min with a modular home for under $200k . Nowadays modular homes look pretty indistinguishable from a built as home. Thought ?

[@mimailnoanda]

Well, damn, that's some well done job right there.

[@outdoors-fun]

Nice and level! Atleast until you get some rain and those little concrete blocks sink and move.

[@wranglerstar]

Good thing they are adjustable, this is a temporary floor,

[@mattfinn27]

I see you spend some time thinking about, "how can I do this without involving other people?"🤔 Stay Blessed Brother!

[@thorzyan]

I am so excited for to experience your first polar bear winter. Enjoy it brother!

[@jq2812]

If you want to level up your natural foot game try Lems Boulder Boots with a pair of correct toes spacers and Injinji Socks. You can actually regain some of your natural toe splay and fix your feet (and knees and hips and back) without subjecting us all to wince worthy moments on the reg.

[@possumgrits825]

Any chance you will speak on zoning and permits. I know it will depend on where you live. A general idea; I think would be helpful. Thanks.

[@stefanwust3705]

I have a piece of land but no house i rly think about putting something similar there first.

[@MichaelScreamMachineEvans]

Strong back tents we built those in NCTC ....we never used them because CHuts and Kspans was faster and more durable.....

[@tseals5248]

Good job, with the start up Proho. I enjoy watching building something from nothing. We're building a couple of things right now on our homestead also. We will be hand digging our well soon also. When I have the help that's needed because of my busted up back from a bad fall a few years ago. Hold fast, we're holding the line, brother. Prayers, God bless, and keep me, my wife, and family in your prayers also.

[@rhs5683]

May someone explain my european mind, wgy are most cabins in the US elevated? What is the most comfortable way to bath/shower in a cabin?

[@user-A-A-RON]

All the Safety Sally's on full alert after this video 😂😂😂

[@Anglostar]

That was satisfying to watch. It must be much more satisfying to do.

[@54ItalianStallion11]

Thumbs up for Pythagorean theorum :)

[@chocolatecoveredchainsaws2570]

Great tips I'm always in class.

[@regalbowman3143]

Waiting for him to drop a block on his foot.

[@luke8702]

4 sets of 25 day 15