I watch your talent every day 3 to 6 times a day.. thks for making me feel better. I can see my dream home.

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you

My wife and I are subscribed and we are loving all your videos. Both my grand father and father built their family homes themselves. We are motivated to do the same! Thank you so much for the time you're putting into these videos, we are learning lots!

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Both my father and grandfather also built their homes... neither being a builder by trade. And both of these men, not only ended up with nice homes, at greatly reduced prices... but they also set an example for me that I could do the same. One of the many wonderful benefits in building a home for ourselves is the example that we set for the next generation. "If Mom and Dad can build a home, I can too... and if I can build a home... I can do anything!" It is a legacy that I imagine almost everyone can claim if we go back a few generations. Congrats to you that it has been so recent in your family! I bet you feel a bit of pressure not to break that chain!

I like the blue with the wood

SMILES at your building a log cabin in a few minutes. If only it were that easy! LOL. Great video. Thank you for sharing.

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I have been dreaming about building this exact cabin for many years.

I've quickly become a huge fan of this series! I'm happy to see the foundation addressed in this video because it's something that's been on my mind the whole time I've been watching.

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

What beautiful cabins! One day I hope to have one. I love how on one of the models you show the stone fireplace, very nice! These are like the ones from hundred of years ago, not the fancy big ones you see today. These are so much more cozy, great job! D

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

I much prefer the little ones myself!

You make it look easy Noah! Thanks for another great video.

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

love your video keep them coming

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I LIKE YOUR STYLE OF THEE HALF DOVETAIL JOINING 👍🏼...... LOOKIN 4'WARD TO THE REST OF THE BUILD AZ YOU MENTIONED.....

I love your chanel thx for the great videos

FINALLY!!! jk I thought you forgot about me. Thanks for the shout-out and I enjoy helping with the FB Log Cabins page. You have been such a help and inspiration to us in planning for our future home.

@doctorwork

7 жыл бұрын

I joined in early January, before the price increase, and I only just heard my name on this episode, too! I guess he is a little behind, considering he has 50,000 members!

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Laura!!!

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Oh you guys!! lol... I don't have 50,000 in the Academy! (that would be sweet!)... but, I have fallen behind in announcing names and thanking those who are part of the Handmade House Guild community! Thank you for your support... and patience!

@laurasmith988

7 жыл бұрын

Don't say, oh you guys!!! I know you don't have 50,000 members in the academy, if you did you would have bought your own mt. by now and wouldn't be wasn't your time with us. 50,000 x $400 (membership), you'd have $20 million. WOW. Maybe someday LOL.

Amazing

Wow Beautiful Cabin @ 5:17

A 20x20 would be big enough for me.

Nice video!Quick question: how do you tie the first beam to the foundation? Do you insert bolts in the foundation ?

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Frank, you pretty well nailed it! Often I just use rebar every few feet of the foundation sticking up between six and twelve inches and then drill into the bottom of my logs and set them in place. There isn't a whole lot of point to bolting it down as the logs above it aren't bolted and are held into place by gravity and their notches... this whole exercise of connecting the first log is to make sure that the cabin stays on the foundation in the unlikely event of a major earthquake here on the east coast of the US (which is a smart thing to do). I do tend to spray some foam sealer in the holes of the logs before setting them on the foundation (I've tried the next day to lift the log up with leverage and have been unable to get them to budge).

hi mr noah.im interested how you made the logs between choke and roof.sorry my english is not too good

Despite my best efforts , I couldn’t duplicate this build in 7 minutes

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

3 жыл бұрын

LOL.

The cabins on here look nice, but I do not care for such wide gaps between the logs. The less chinking necessary the better. My favorite style is when they use a chainsaw to match the log faces together and don’t use any chinking, at least not visible from the outside.

i love u

how do you make a wall longer then the log you have?

This will likely be a stupid question but..... why do you leave such a large space between the logs to be chinked ??? I mean it looks nice but it seems like the chinked area should be as small as possible. Thank you. Anyone ???

That’s what I’m talkin about son

This British guy would love to build a cabin like these to live in here in America, would anyone like to help me I don't have the skills to build it myself????

Why not a pier foundation?

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Hi... I made a video about this very topic to explain my thoughts and my experiences with pier foundations... kzread.info/dash/bejne/imhn2c2mgK3Qp8o.html Thanks for asking!

:)

you have lost some weight? should we be worried? I'm quickly getting my ducks in a row, and gonna make the jump into building my hand made house. See you next week!

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

Have no worries... I tend to shed a few pounds in the Spring... and it manages to find me again in the colder months... my DNA report indicates that I am 24% bear and likely this is a hibernation preparation ;)

@randycrews3432

7 жыл бұрын

I was right somthing is very wrong with you! LOL

@HandmadeHouseswithNoahBradley

7 жыл бұрын

oh... there is plenty wrong with me... lol

Alot of waste wood with this type of hewn construction. It also takes some muscles or etc to hoist these logs around.You better off with stud built. You can do that with one person.