Thanks so much the overwhelming support! There's a ton of comments and I'm trying to respond to a lot of them but there is just that - a lot. A lot of people were asking about Supers so I just enabled Super Thanks on here as a new way to support the channel. I'll be more personally answering most of the Super comments that come in the next little while 😀. Also, taking a couple days to relax but I'll have the plans out sometime this week! Thanks for watching, more on the way 🎥

@generalsnickers1

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely beautiful work Drew. Also brilliant video production. I spent 40 + years in production. Well Done.

@Mopar_killer

6 ай бұрын

I love the build man I fell asleep watching it last night, so I got up this morning and watched it again lol

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

haha thanks for finishing it out!@@Mopar_killer

@jamesscott1932

6 ай бұрын

Regarding longer videos, nine days ago Andrew Camerata dropped a 3 1/2 hour long video. He has taken 1.1 million views in the past nine days.

@Mopar_killer

6 ай бұрын

@@DrewBuildsStuff no problem man I love your content keep it up❤️

Hey Drew. I’m a local trucker that has been driving by your place all summer seeing you progress a little more with each load I haul. I’ve been very impressed with how nice it’s been looking. This is very inspiring. I also have kids that may never get to move out unless they do something similar. I’ll keep checking it out on my trips by. If you hear the air horns , it’s likely me. Build on!

@mayjan74

5 ай бұрын

That's sweet ❤

@edwardprasad5942

5 ай бұрын

I sense that you will be successful with any of your endeavors. I'm Canadian watching your excellent video from South America.

@jeffbergstrom

5 ай бұрын

While I get this build is in response to expensive home prices I am not sure even this moneys out as "inexpensive." This build is currently around $165/square foot (US...I did the conversion). And it is not done yet. There is all the interior stuff, heating/cooling and appliances to add to it. Then consider wherever this ends up it will have to pay to rent or lease some land to sit on and get sewage and electric hookups. For comparison, the median cost per square foot in the Chicago metro area is $258 per square foot. I am betting this will be close (and that is ignoring the cost of labor which...in this case...was mostly "free" because he built it himself...still needed some help). If you had to pay someone to build this the costs would sail past that $258/square foot mark with ease and it is not "cheap" anymore.

@freedomconstruction

5 ай бұрын

That’s awesome!!

@papafrank8900

5 ай бұрын

@@jeffbergstromyes but the house he built is fancy and the build cost could easily be lowered

Huge respect for making the plans available for free. And for explaining everything instead of just filming yourself doing it. Your videos are actually helpful instead of just something to watch.

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, appreciate the comments!

@codaamok

6 ай бұрын

100% - people on KZread sell plans for shelving 🤦‍♂

@brentonsword6688

6 ай бұрын

When he went out of his way to show how a window with a flange is installed, that shows how he’s doing it for the community. KZread needs more Drew’s!

@TYGERCLAW771

6 ай бұрын

I love watching these videos and I personally find the explainations very soothing and relaxing (sick of flashy loud KZread videos). Nice slow switch of pace from a long day

@nilanmadushanka9963

5 ай бұрын

😮

I’ve been in construction just over 11 yrs. This is absolutely incredible to watch someone go beyond their limits.

Honestly, if this video was 4 hours long I would have watched it from start to finish. Idk why but watching Drew's videos just improves my mood.

@ajdizol7711

Ай бұрын

Ya

@AbcdefWK

17 күн бұрын

Ya

These longer videos are perfect! Your editing and production style keeps it from getting boring but still packed with tons of info!!

@HolgerNestmann

6 ай бұрын

I like the sound design. You get to feel whats going on, without the actual (e.g.) saw noise

@Melicoy

6 ай бұрын

Did you mean Strassburger windows and doors. They forgot my window flanges too.

@drewmiller2763

6 ай бұрын

I'm enjoying the longer videos too.

@neom0nk

6 ай бұрын

Longer the better as far as i'm concerned.

@rdmcfoxinator2131

6 ай бұрын

i agree

You tend to see this kind of mechanical capability is someone much older. Drew is an exceptional fellow.

@Tzvhon

6 ай бұрын

Drew is over 28 years old

@filipstojanovski1675

6 ай бұрын

you'll be amazed how many millennials have the know-how of handy work it's just that nobody actually listens to us (the older generations, our fathers or grandfathers) since they think we don't know shit.

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Drew is 28 years old ;)@@Tzvhon

@hcox1111

5 ай бұрын

I was pretty dumb at 28 compared to say 40 but I did get a brand new 3 BR house when I was 25 in 1985.@@DrewBuildsStuff

I am a 75 years old grandmère of three boys, and I love Tiny Houses, before it became a things years ago ...I converted a brick cable roof workshop into a self design interior Tiny house , I lived in it for over three years while turning the main fully furnished main 4/2 house into a AirBNB before it also became a popular thing ...all this before the internet WiFi or KZread back in mid 90's, I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video, thank you for sharing❤👍👏👏🤩🎉

@sandralnwebster3204

13 күн бұрын

Congrats to you on keeping busy and enjoying restoring old builds! I loved watching every minute of this build and admire those people who opt out of mundane living and attempt to construct their own housing! Bonjour from BC, Sandy&Andy😊😊

Watched it all Sir, and No, you are my hero! ❤❤ A 73 yr old Retired U.S.Navy, Vietnam Nam Vet! I LOVE watching your projects! You "ROCK" Sir! BTW, LOVED YOUR SONG!

This is probably the most comprehensive and detailed tiny home builds that I've seen on KZread. A literal start to finish. Love it. Keep up the good work.

@NotXboxiie

3 ай бұрын

i couldn't even call it a tiny home... i call it... The singularity... that's how deep it is to me... he said it himself... criminal housing system.

@wmc9722

2 ай бұрын

@@NotXboxiie The 'criminal housing system' concept I do not understand. Get a piece of land and build a house, or, do something else. Who, specifically, is the criminal?

@SmoothJK

2 ай бұрын

​@@wmc9722some validity to this but buying land isnt always an option unless you want to commute 1.5 hours each way to the office.

Thank you for not doing a 1 million part series i think the length of this video is perfect i would have even watched it if it was longer because the way you edit and explain the work you’re doing is enjoyable and easy to be entertained! Thank you for posting!

@DrewBuildsStuff

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!!!

For someone who was not trained in the building trades, you've done a great job. I see less mistakes in your work than in most professional builds I've seen.

im a 152 year old German Shepard from eastern Namibia and I am totally inspired by inspiration and accomplishment. Watching this video was more interesting than most of the programs on tv. Continued success in all your endeavors. Kind Regards. Shadiq the Shepard.

@wmc9722

2 ай бұрын

KZread is better than TV. Or, so I've heard as I do not watch TV.

@stillnesstv07

2 ай бұрын

You're a what

@Russianbluekitten717

2 ай бұрын

A 152 year old German Shepard

@jyarf

22 күн бұрын

Haha why do old people find in necessary to add their age, it's so silly and I get the joke. Personally I am a 212 year old man with 300 children that finds this video very informative.

@demijebus6831

12 күн бұрын

I am the first of 6 Molson Canadians ever brewed in Canada. I'm 65 years old, and I watched all of my five siblings meet their end. Many of my kind have served this country with pride and honor. For we are the comfort that awaits the hard-working Canadians at the end of their laborious days. With that said, I invite you all to raise one of my kind in honor of Drew and his accomplishments. God bless Canada!

Watched this over 3 nights, phenomenal build. I've managed over a billion dollars worth of construction work so far in my career and watching stuff like this makes me smile. Love all the older videos too. Especially the van build

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, appreciate it!

@y311ow8

6 ай бұрын

man drew likes his viewers now thats a good person!

Honestly Drew, I’ll gladly watch 6 hour long videos made by you. I never feel like these videos are too long. They just never get boring! Everything you make and explain is really interesting. Keep it up!

@aztracker1

6 ай бұрын

I'm not sure about 6 hours... I do watch plenty in the 2-3 hour range. I'll often have to add to my watch later list and come back though, depending on timing.

@melisjevisje

6 ай бұрын

I enjoy having videos of around 4-8 hours (like past livestreams from twitch) on in the background while I work or watch them in batches. I get that it's not for everyone, though! It probably wouldn't work well with most people. @@aztracker1

@ep1cg4m3r69

6 ай бұрын

@@aztracker1i think 2 hours or less is great. its feature film length, it keeps your attention but its its a satisfying amount of time

Me (45) and my son (10) have loved watching you build this house together. Thanks a lot.

First of all I wish you a happy, healthy and long life. I stumbled across your video and thought maybe I could get 3 or 4 minutes in but I was hooked and watched it straight through. You are an incredible young man that any parent would be so proud to have as a son. I learned so much about construction. If my tiny home had been built under your supervision I would have never sold it. The attention to detail and your passion for getting it executed so beautifully is amazing. I look forward to watching the interior finish out. Thank you for going the extra mile to explain everything you were doing. Well done!

I prefer these long videos, honestly. Total immersion in the process, and your narration of what I'm watching is always fantastic. Your no fear approach to these builds blows my mind. Looking forward to the interior build, keep up the great work!

You, sir, are one of the handful of creators on KZread that I would easily dedicate 2 hours to. This is incredible!

I just bought a house in the country. It's 1 acre, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, for $325k... I decided to just buy a house right now instead of waiting any longer. It took me 7 years to save up. I bought it in cash. Zero mortgage. I'm 38, unfortunately. You seem to be ahead of the game here, for sure. Great work. I did look into buying a pre-built Tiny home but needed land with a leech field installed and utilities. No matter what, if you don't own the land, it's expensive. The great thing is that you can always resale this tiny home and get all your money back! If you want, get yourself some 5G internet in that bad boy! A tiny home here in the States, basically the same one you have here, is 70k USD finished with a sleeping loft. OH and routers are absolutely amazing to have. So happy when you pulled the router out 👍

Hey drew. I'm 22 years old still living with my parents. After watching the video I'v made up my mind I must do something about it. I love building stuff. Thanks for the inspiration

I never would have guessed I would be enthralled by someone building a tiny house for over an hour and a half, but I'm now excited to see the interior being built! Thank you for a perfect amount of detail. This is truly an impressive build.

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!! 🙂

Hey Drew, this resonantes so much personally, professionally, and with my partner. We actually purchased land feeling it was a better “foundation” then trying to somehow found $500K amongst all of our life expenses to have a “starter home” here in Colorado. I cannot wait to check out the designs. Appreciate seeing you go from canoes and guitars to this home!! Keep being creative and sharing.

@majcorbin

6 ай бұрын

DAVENPORT IOWA DAD JOKE of the day [Q] why did the sesame seed,go into the CASINO? [A] because she felt,like she was on a ROLL & FEELINGS MATTER?

@KatAdair

6 ай бұрын

Erik, where are you in Colorado? We’re under contract with some land out by Leadville. I’m about to do a series of KZread videos for SketchUp about our design process with the property. You’re right…prices out here are ridiculous!

@wallepc745

6 ай бұрын

You did amazing job on your tiny house it looks amazing love the color combination

@florencecampbell774

6 ай бұрын

Erik,why did you not do a video with each part of what you were doing Ie windows, door,etc? I think 30 to 40 minutes are best.You did a great job building your tiny house.👍

@jakiosborn1274

6 ай бұрын

You're MY hero, Drew! Great job! GREAT job!! I can't wait to see the inside! I'll save you some time and money. Get a Nature's Head Marine toilet. No black tank required. It only uses peat moss, and enough low voltage juice for a small axial fan for ventilation. Now all you have to capture is grey water. Costs about $1200.00 online. Get it with all an extra urine container and extra exterior turn handle. My ex has 2 on one boat and one in the first boat he rebuilt. Makes life a lot easier. Can't wait for the next video! You deserve a million!! Congratulations!!🎉

Drew, I’m from Missouri and retired but I’ve been involved in construction you did a fantastic job on this tiny house. Watched it from start to finish…

MAANNNN. YOUR EXECUTION OF THIS PROJECT IS SUPERB! THE DESIGN IS SPECTACULAR....I FIND EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE!

I'm not only insanely impressed by your construction skills, but also by your thoughtfulness with the filming process. Beautiful job all around!

Tremendous build. Length doesn't matter, if you have this quality it can be 100 hours!

@Mega1andy2

6 ай бұрын

thats for damn sure tbh!

@cavemanvi

6 ай бұрын

and they can be 15 minutes were eating whatever youre cooking.

Good ol' KZread University, lol.

Great work. I've been designing and building handcrafted log homes for over 55 years. I started the same way you did. The only problem was there was no KZread, no schools and no books on the subject. I learned by looking at old log homes up in B.C., taking lots of photos and then studying them. I did what worked and avoided mistakes that were obvious. There really is nothing to big to take on if you have desire, courage and access to a few tools and a place to work. Again, great work, Drew!

I don’t think I’ve ever watched an entire KZread video this long. Super dope to watch! Keep them coming. Huge fan!!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! The videos keep getting longer, might have to start breaking them up

@felixschndr

6 ай бұрын

​@@DrewBuildsStuffplease don't break them up. Love the long videos.

@LHT-Casual

6 ай бұрын

​@@DrewBuildsStuffagreed! I understand you have to bow to the whim of the algorithm, but long form content has a special feel to it that can't really be replicated with episodic content.

personally, i really like the longer videos, whether they're 1 hour or 3 hours :) they're great to watch/listen to when i'm busying my hands doing something else-your narration is calm and easy to follow even while multitasking, but the editing style and way you present the build ensures that i never get bored watching or feel any less entertained even when the video is my sole focus. so i vote for the longer videos, especially for builds like this that are very in-depth and long track :) great work as always!

@akhagee4707

2 ай бұрын

And with the tap to rewind feature, if you happen to be looking away and hear a really intriguing part you can see it again really easily.

Hi Drew. I'm not building a tiny on wheels, but I can take a lot from watching this video to build tiny cabins on my bush block in Tasmania, Australia. I am always impressed with the skill required for quality finishes, and you have not let me down. For a first-time build, your detailing is truly impressive. I am a 60-year-old woman with about the same skill level as you began with, but I have a lot of experience with hand and power tools, and I will definitely be referencing your content. You asked for feedback regarding the length of the video, and for me, it was a no-brainer. I was completely hooked and didn't even realise I had been watching for so long. I found the information and how you explained everything enthralling. Thanks so much for your effort. I appreciate your generosity and am grateful for the knowledge.

IT was pure pleasure to watch it all over again. I admire your skills. Greatings from Poland ❤

This is hands down one of the best DIY videos on all of KZread. Thank you so much for taking us with you on this journey!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!!!!

I enjoy the longer videos, the music and the story telling just goes hand in hand as well as your great sense of humor! 😆😆

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! 👍

As an ex sider I was baffled by why you would go vertical on your siding, but honestly, once you were done, it all made sense. This will hold up super well going down the highway and anywhere you park it. I could point out the places you could have made it easier on yourself, but truthfully, everything you did was great and you provided some of the most well researched rundowns of how to from A-Z I have ever seen. Fantastic job!!

I watched this whole video with my 4yo who's obsessed with building things! On the one hand it was really long and on the other hand.....we watched the whole thing so maybe it was perfect! I'm looking forward to watching the interior 🎉 Great work, very inspiring.

Long form content is always better, you can truly find your audience and differentiate between the people who mindlessly scroll and the people who are interested in learning and in the content! I’ve always loved watching 1.5 hour + build videos, it shows how much effort, care, time and energy was spent into making something like this! I wouldn’t mind a 3 hour + version of this video! Keep it up love the content!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it!!

@kxtave02

5 ай бұрын

True sir

You’re doing what so many people wish they could. I’ve had this idea as well because of how ridiculous houses are. You’re very talented and I can’t wait to see this house finished.

Hi Drew, I'm already one of your biggest FANS!!! I love that song you guys made right there on site. Now..I'm just waiting on the interior build. I'm proud of you dude.

I watched every minute. I have seen many of these built and I'll say this, you worked at a nice pace and didn't seem to rush. Standards are where people fail at making these things, good enough isn't good when the thing leaks, falls apart before you get it somewhere. Very nice work!

For the scale of what you're building, this length of video makes perfect sense! I love long-format content, especially when it's as information-dense as your content. It's great to see a first-timer tackling a large-scale build, learning and sharing their knowledge along the way. Keep it up!

That black, white, and cedar combo is stellar. Love the long video format, amazing job so far, looking forward to the next one.

You are doing a great job on explaining the work to make it understandable!

I love the length of these videos. I start the video in the morning and slowly progress through it throughout the day and finish by dinner, I love that I always have something to look forward to as I can go back to KZread and watch you build cool stuff. Love your channel.

You're one of the very few creators that I would gladly have a 6 hour tutorial by. Not only are they beautifully made, they are so, so informative. You have a great way of teaching and explaining. Your videos are THE BEST I've found in your little niche of youtube and that's really saying something because I watch a lot of these videos. Please keep doing what you do. Can't wait to see the next video

You've deserved every single minute of the last hour and 42 minutes of my day. You really bring such incredible quality and enjoyment to your videos and man I just can not get enough. You're making me want to make poor financial decisions in making my own tiny home, hah!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Haha you can do it! Thanks for watching

Watched the whole video. Your content is so comforting, laidback but at the same time inspiring and filled with amazing details to learn along the way! Was not a too long video, enjoyed every minute of it. You're making the world a better place with your humble and kind attitude.

This content is so good, I wouldn't mind if the video was 7 hours long. I'd just watch an hour a day, gladly. You're awesome and deserve the overwhelming support and comments. Mine probably wouldn't be seen. It's insignificant compared to other responses, and to the greatness of this sincere content.

Amazing, I am a 74 yr old woman from Brooklyn, NY. and I am totally inspired by inspiration and accomplishment. Watching this video was more interesting than most of the programs on tv. Continued success in all your endeavors.

@patriciaburt1772

3 ай бұрын

Hi there, I'm a 77 yr old woman in a predicament like a lot of other seniors. I think this is the answer to our housing problem. Need a community with handicap structure. No loft. Is there anything you can dream up to help. Thanks a bunch Pat

@debinthewheelchair7781

Ай бұрын

@@patriciaburt1772 Yup...and I'm 70 and a wheelchair user since I was 12. Went to college while working full time nights and weekends. Worked FT after grad school, but never had enough income to afford to buy something. Blessings on you for deciding to build your own. Beautiful job.

I wouldn't change a thing regarding timescale or editing. The cinematography and the editing are second to none. The detail that you go into is perfect. You show how to do it without making it dull or too time-consuming and people like myself will learn a lot from the videos you do. Genuinely superb work, I can't wait for the next one.

I watched the entire video. Awesome video Drew. I used to build survival boats for oil drilling platforms. I love building things. Alas, getting old and my joints ache, so I don't build things much anymore. I just watch you build things and dream .

I love the longer format videos! Can’t wait to see the finished inside of the house! Hope it’s 6 hours long.

@rouxmox

5 ай бұрын

The longest I ever watched was 3 trucking hours long I ain’t watching something 6 hours long. Keep it near the 90 minute range (1 hour and 30 minutes)

Omg I did not mind watching your long video because it is so detailed and informative. I’ve learned so much about the different tools you use. Unlike other videos, yours explain in detail without skipping steps. I love how practical you are with improvising. Keep making videos and we will keep watching!

Love it!!!!! This ain't Tik Tok, let the videos be as long as they need to be. Thanks.

I like how the builds continue to grow in not only size, but sophistication as your channel does. This is awesome man, wishing you all the best!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Hey Drew, I just found your video on your home build, and I love what you have done so far! I actually could watch a 6 hour video on you building tiny homes! For someone who doesn’t have a home builders background, you have outdone most builders!! I can’t wait to see what you do for the inside!!👏🏻❤️🏠

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! I don’t know that I’ll ever tackle a 6 hour video, would take me a month just to edit haha

@dermozart80

6 ай бұрын

Hey Drew, just make the cuts longer 😂 just kidding, but yeah I really dig longer videos

@Mega1andy2

6 ай бұрын

@@DrewBuildsStuff to be honest, i would love longer videos, this is BY far the most that you have built, previously doing the solar generator car, which i absolutely adore... and what you said for getting ahead, and doing stuff like in life, thats 10000% accurate and true... people can't even afford anything here in massachusetts. let alone. the rent going sky high... from $1,000USD too, $4,000 dollars. try to get ahead, and one has to pay for the damn bills and whatnot. this truly inspired me to take furthers steps in life. Edit: i also can't wait for you to build the electrical and plumbing stuff. can't wait for that video to drop!

I love all the work you have done on this video. The length isn't much of an issue since your editing is well done and your narrations are nice to listen to. Especially for such a large build like this, I appreciate all the details and care you put into the video.

I have so much respect for you. I'm living in a tiny room that used to be for storage at my parents house at the moment because there's no chance in hell of me affording a house. Even renting in my area isn't worth it. I hope someday I can do something like this (probably smaller - I'm a short one so it's easier lol). Thank you for taking us along in your journey :)

@lance9249

6 ай бұрын

With dictators like Biden and Justin Trudeau it will only get worse as they find ways to regulate and tax you for breathing.

@Vanabond

6 ай бұрын

I'm in the exact same situation. Slumlords evicted me because the price I was paging was too low (original landlord sold the house, new landlords felt rent was $900 a month cheaper than it should've been). In the end, I ended up moving back across the country and am currently living in my parents basement, it sucks, but it's atleast a roof over my head.

I am amazed by the amount of work you have done. I have watched many videos of construction crews at work, but to do this practically alone is very impressive! And that's not even counting the time it took to film and edit. The length of the video is perfect, in my opinion. 1.5 hours is just enough time to see all the details and not get bored. I repeat, very impressive, I watched it almost without skipping anything!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed watching it, that was always my goal to produce top quality content that doesn’t skip on the details!

Absolutely beautiful build. Love the oiled cedar on ceiling. I love your attention to details. ❤

That is amazing! The dedication it took to build on top of documenting the details. I watched you do the whole thing and still can't believe you did that! It looks so perfect. You're the Hero here!!

Watched the whole thing over 2 days, and was devastated when I realized it was just the exterior. Can’t wait for the rest! Great build! 🔨🏠

@eugbrat

5 ай бұрын

It does say in the title full exterior build, but at least it will give you another video to watch when the interior is done 😊

@zacs2118

5 ай бұрын

I know it does, I didn’t see that at first. He did earn another follower though 🥳

I enjoyed every minute of this video! I can’t wait to see the next installment. Beautiful house!

Short, long doesn't matter. I love learning.

Honestly have loved how long this video is. I appreciate time-lapses for builds, but as someone wanting to LEARN, this has been amazing

Your channel is one of the best DIY channels I watch. The attention to detail is next level. You are very creative. Love your style!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you!

I am so glad you did not make this video a 15 parts series ! Love the longer video, especially when it’s from you !

Whether your videos are half hour or 6hr long makes no difference to me, it's the fact that you take the time to explain everything you do and why you do it, that I enjoy, keep up the vids and don't change.

Epic build. Can't wait to see you do the basement and wine cellar. Fantastic attention to detail. 👍🏻👍🏻

Looking forward to watching this video with my husband! We’re buying land for a home next year and we want a tiny home with a personal touch to live in while we build our dream home. We’ll be using the tiny home as a guest house. I already know this build will be amazing!

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, hope you like it!

Absolute mad respect for you mate. This is the only long format vid that I didn't speed up or FF and watched it in it's entirety. You've done some amazing work on this channel, but this is the benchmark of your skills. Loved the cinematography, the explanations, time-lapses where needed and detailed explanations where required. I reckon this is one the most comprehensive tiny house builds out there, and you've only showcased the exterior. You'll hit a million subs with this series no worries at all. Cheers legend.

@DrewBuildsStuff

5 ай бұрын

Awesome, glad you enjoyed it!

@user-jn2gt2nr7b

5 ай бұрын

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You are my #1 hero in the KZread world. OHLY man I admire.

Love these longer videos that captures everything in one go without having to search for the different parts. Especially when they are this well done! Like you said I’m glad you explained everything you did without skipping anything. Best video I’ve watched in a while.

My 4 year old son absolutely loves watching Drew Build Stuff. He inspired me to build the skirting for my 5th wheel instead of contracting it out. Not only did it save me probably $2500 but the feeling of accomplishment afterwards took the cake. Keep doing your thing Drew!

It always amazes me that someone can just build something like this. I love to watch any length videos, and even tho I have only a slight idea on some of the things you are talking about, I enjoy it none-the-less. Beautiful. Your skills are really on point! Thanks for sharing.

You couldn’t make videos that are to long! Love the insight and could watch this forever. Thank you so much for the value you provide! Absolutely invaluable and extremely helpful and inspiring

Thanks for showing us every step in the build. You did a fantastic job. I work with fabrics and would like to make a recommendation: iron the fabrics before installing the headliner and covering in couch cushions. It's a tiny detail but makes a professional finish.

Don't be shy about making longer format videos! I love your attention to detail and how you cover absolutely everything and I have no issue pausing a video and resuming it the next day. We don't usually consume most books in one sitting, not sure why we feel we have to with videos

@daan2oo7

5 ай бұрын

I like it really more when they are long! So great

Drew, this was a looong video. I am kinda old (72) so my attention span can be pretty short. I watched this video in its entirety in one setting. I really appreciate the amount of detail you went into. I have been intrigued by tiny houses for a long time. At this age, I probably won’t build one but it’s nice to get a detailed look at the process. Thanks for a great video. I have subscribed and am looking forward to seeing you finish out the interior. PS my wife and I built (finished) our 1300sqft home in 1984. We still live in it.

@catmaaske1908

4 ай бұрын

57 but fully agree with Timmy here. I don’t think this was too long. Very informative.

@adrianapopa7996

4 ай бұрын

Wow This young man he’s so intelligent good job and God bless you

WOW. What a fabulous tiny house, I'll be following your interior build too. You must be so proud of your achievement Drew. I can't wait to see the next video. Have fun. Xx ❤

I’d love to have a friend like you. It’s more than obvious that you are an amazing person Drew. You’ve created yourself a beautiful home and shared this great journey with the rest of the world. Much appreciated! Lots of love and respect from Istanbul 🧿

Don’t know if your parents tell you much but they are very proud of you. I’m proud just watching this and I don’t know you and this is the first video of yours I’ve ever seen. Amazing work! Amazing attention to detail! Amazing video! And amazing band! You’re one hell of a talented individual.

@NikiNack13

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely!! This is my first video of his I’ve seen and I was just mesmerized. This video was so aesthetically pleasing, especially for anyone who loves watching things done perfectly

@val-tr3mg

5 ай бұрын

Fantastic work. I just came across your videos. You are the bomb. I am a lady of 72 years old, and I love watching DIY and construction videos and building things🎉keep it up .

55:00 Hey Drew. The way you mounted the windows look like how most of the European windows I've seen is mounted. You put in isolation material (i.e. Rockwool) and then put in a backstop (typically foam) and then you caulk to finish.

@2aprill

5 ай бұрын

European here: There's also special insulating foam for these windows/doors. They are more weatherresistant and also expand way less. Since if it would expand agressively it could bow the window or door.

You were right in chosing a 11 foot wide trailor to construct your tiny home,Drew! You can fit much needed storage and a feeling of spaciousness into your tiny! A great video for all ages,especially those people who are just starting out in life and can see a happy future by living larger in a tiny house!😊

As a builder of 20yrs impressed to say the least! Attention to detail with some very nice finishing touches. Excellent editing. I hope you make enough from KZread to pay for this build and more , well done 🙏🫡

This is insane!! The planning for this and editing was on point!! I can’t imagine

Honestly probably wouldn't even notice if this was 6 hours long, this 1:40 flew by. I found your channel when you made the doggo house and I've loved everything you've made so far. It's a shame that the UK is too dense and crowded, i'd love to build something like this and just move around, unfortunately our country doesn't really allow for it. Excellent work and i'm looking forward to the inside!

Wow I just watched this from start to finish and am so impressed. I love that you explained everything so clearly I feel like if I wanted to tackle a project like this it would be possible. One of the best videos I have ever watched. Thank you. I can't wait to watch you do the interior.

Lasted the whole video in a couple of sittings. So you are welcome. You have made me feel like I can actually do this, with time, patience, and maybe a guiding hand as I peruse through any of your relevant videos or from other content creators.

I like how different you are compared to most diy youtubers who either give a rough explanation of what there doing or dont say anything at all and you give a really detailed explanation so your audience can also follow along and you making the plans free is just amazing!

66 year old from Shropshire UK. Watched in one sitting. Fascinating watching you work. Lovely house to be proud of. 👏

Brilliant Design and Amazing Results ! So PROUD of You !

not bored to watch because you explain everything not just filming it. Thanks a lot! Build on!

1:11:25 I would 100% watch a six-hour DrewBuildsStuff video. I always want more of your content.

@georgemiller6930

6 ай бұрын

I second this!!

I'm currently building out a van to live in, I started out having no experience building but I've learned so much. Your videos have been a huge inspiration to me and I hope someday to be able to do something like this. Love the longer videos as I like to have them on in the background when I'm working on my van, thanks for all your hard work to bring us these wonderful videos, cheers! 🥂

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, good luck with the van build! 🙂

I don’t mind the length of the video because once I start to watch the build I want to see how everything is done and it’s just like when I watch This Old House, in the beginning they would show everything that they did and now they just show bits and pieces and I still watch it but I’m the type of person who enjoys watching all of the builds because I really get into it. Thanks for showing the majority of the work it’s appreciated very much.

Video length was perfect. Just the right amount of explanation. Great videos. Thank you for all your hard work!

My wife and I watched this entire epidosde in one sitting and we love what you did, the Cedar poaneling around the three windows looked beautiful! Great Job! I for one love the extended content as I enjoy the commentary.

@DrewBuildsStuff

6 ай бұрын

That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!!

I love this. Thank you so much for all the effort it took to do and share it.