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1. #Building a log cabin with hand tools how to
2. #Building a log cabin with hand tools install
3. #Building a log cabin with hand tools professional
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From the first tree cut down with a Gransfors Brux axe and Agawa Canyon Boreal21 bow saw to the final board on the roof, and this week, a front porch, all of the process has been documented in that playlist. If you haven't seen the rest of the my videos on the cabin build where I put these tools to use, check out the Playlist titled, Log Cabin: Bear Den. I thought I would need more equipment for handling and lifting logs, but I was able to do it with muscle power alone, saving time and money in the process. From my axe and saw to my hammer and nails, the tools change and evolve throughout the DIY project, but I also discover which tools are a waste of money and which ones I can't do without.īuilding a log cabin alone in the wilderness is difficult enough with help and power equipment, but I have been surprised at how well it can go with a little forethought and a lot of thinking and adjusting on the go. The tools I started out with at the beginning of the cabin build are not the ones I'm finishing with and in this video I explain why.

#Building a log cabin with hand tools professional

Master carpenter, timber framer, log builder and professional forestry worker.Building this log cabin by myself with hand tools has been challenging and a real learning experience. There will be a table of contents for each part with time markers so you can navigate through the videos. The video quality for all parts is 4K which means that you will be able to see all the details.

As we all as preparing the floor joists for the insulating and doing the insulating in an ecological way.

#Building a log cabin with hand tools how to

In this part you will learn how to craft floor boards and lay the floor.

#Building a log cabin with hand tools windows

Insulating the gaps and doing the casings for the door and windows on the outside and inside.

#Building a log cabin with hand tools install

You will learn how to install the door and windows in a traditional way. You will learn how to do the rest of the roof structure in an ecological way starting from ceiling boards, insulation rafters, insulating itself, battens, fascia boards to laying roof material. PART VI – Constructing and Insulating The Roof. In this part you will learn to craft and install traditional main rafters with decorative ends as well as doing the gable ends from logs. This part also covers making window and door openings with the traditional fixing system. You will learn to draw the dovetail notch with a wind lock and scribe the logs. The longest and most important part of the course. An extra part covering the details of gathering natural moss, a very important material used to insulate the gaps between logs. Dovetail notch with a windlock for the frame and dovetail joints for the floor joists. You will learn to craft a frame with floor joists. You will learn to how to make simple but strong stone/rock foundations which are very suitable for log buildings. The course covers all stages of building a log cabin and it is split in eight parts:

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