I am NOT on telegram. There is a scammer using my logo and name. Be careful and always check for the grey checkmark next to the name to make sure it’s a verified creator ❤

@jonathangehman4005

Жыл бұрын

WHAT! You mean it wasn't you I've been beating up old people and robbing children of thier lunch money for!?

@mrgw98

Жыл бұрын

Should probably add that the check mark is in a circle as well. Some scammers are adding a check mark emoji or one of the symbols shown below: ☑️✔️✔☑✓

@aestevalis0

Жыл бұрын

Just assume _any_ telegram account is a scambot. They're all over YT anymore. At least the "adult dating"-bots seem to have been handled.

@Reman1975

Жыл бұрын

@@aestevalis0 As a rule, I report each one I see as "Hate speech". KZread can get into serious trouble for allowing that kind of thing to continue, so I'm pretty sure if enough people report it as such, the algorithm will be tweaked to start removing all comments these bot accounts make (If only to stop people wrongfully marking them as this).

@N-A-uw5fp

Жыл бұрын

I got a message from the scammers. I don’t ever respond. Esp. when they say I won something or they want to talk to me.

"if you want to learn the proper ways to do things, don't come here". This is one of the reasons I love Laura, it's more than just learning things, it's the raw, real person. Right down to the self-deprecating humor, she's 100% authentic.

@jonathangehman4005

Жыл бұрын

Come here to learn how to do the wrong thing the right way. It's just as valuable as learning to do the right thing sometimes. Laura is one of this middle aged "know it all" maker dudes favorite do-ers. LAURA FOR THE WIN!!!!

@whatsgoodinthehood

Жыл бұрын

This is the reason I watch you! You are innovative and up for every challenge. And, you're happy about it😊

@ninajager.-.-

Жыл бұрын

So funny, I just thought about my father. As I was a Kid i have had my own little workbench in my tiny little workspace outside in an old barn next to our house. Everytime I want do work on something I want to do it like Laura….just do it. Sometime it worked out well, sometimes not. My father always wanted me to draw a plan before I do something…..it drove me mad. 😂I don’t draw plans.

@mizb.9170

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!! 😂

@TomiJamison

Жыл бұрын

I need that on a t-shirt.

I’m not here to see things done properly, I’m here to see things done enthusiastically!

@pedertrelstad8203

Жыл бұрын

This^

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! Doing things the proper way is overrated, anyway.

“If you want to learn about proper ways to do stuff, don’t come here.” That’s exactly why I’m here! Creativity dies when you do things the “proper way”.

I think all the organizing you did at Simone’s shop awakened your spring cleaning bug! I am curious what clever tricks you will employ to create an entrance to your new home, or will you just always use the ladder? The advantage of the ladder is it can be pulled into the tiny house like a medieval defense mechanism.

@jobrizzle15b2

Жыл бұрын

I too am very interested in how ❤you will do this. You are so creative and your skills in organizing is very close to my ideas. And it is also so good

@jasondrummond9451

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and you can use a hammer on any intruder trying to climb into your place without benefit of ladder.

"I really don't mind". Next scene, trimming the shelf edge straight 😂. Love it!

@smilingkelly5251

Жыл бұрын

Really though, she was trimming the edges to match the not straight frame? It’s not a 90 degree angle anymore :)

@kurtkyre

Жыл бұрын

@@smilingkelly5251 Fair enough. I just thought it was funny 😁

@RevdUp.Art.Fotografer

Жыл бұрын

@@kurtkyre Me too.

@HaileISela

Жыл бұрын

for the better, there's too many right angles in the world already...

Going to do anything to protect the tires of the tiny house? People who leave RVs in one spot for a long time cover the wheels to protect them from sunlight/UV damage over time.

Everything is coming together! One point about your tiny house on wheels, is to take some load off the wheels by putting jack-stands under if possible. The longer of any wheel that stays in one spot, you get flat spots. And to get tire covers to prevent dry rot from UV. Good luck! 🍀🍀🍀

I love how fearlessly Laura reshapes her workspace and home space to suit her needs as they change. Also love how she has a stash of scrap where she can go find a dial that suits her desires.

Am I the only one, I watch every video of her like 2-3 times just because they are so chill and high-quality :)

Du warst ja vorher schon so spiritual successor von Peter Lustig/Löwenzahn aber jetzt mit dem Bauwagen passt das einfach noch besser 😊

@ramseykelvin168

Жыл бұрын

Hello Janne how are you doing today

My favorite part about keeping up with Laura’s channel is that it reminds me that even when I’m buried under mishaps or challenges, as long as I keep plugging away at things I will get on the other side of the bad days. Thanks for the reminder Laura and team ❤️

I fully embrace the 'temporary final' vibe - my cosy place in terms of 'levels of commitment' for such things🤣

Hi, I’m Mike and I’m a 41 year old guy from New Hampshire who knows says “GEIL!” whenever something is cool. So, even if I don’t learn the proper way to do anything from these videos, I expand my vocabulary. Thanks Laura and Felix!

@lola3116

Жыл бұрын

Lovely!

You should think about stabilizers for the tiny home. The tires are low already. If they get lower or go flat, your house could tip and theres the possibility it could fall over. Potentially while you're in it.

@sharvo6

Жыл бұрын

RV tires are replaced based on age not tire wear due to UV damage. And when they sit for a while, the tire should be covered to protect them from the UV. And since you're rolling those tires over property that **might have a few nails and sharp edges**, you really need to be thinking about stabilizers in case you lose a tire.

@kcjones679

Жыл бұрын

@@sharvo6 Tire shmire, WIND! Five inches isn't going to do anything but slant it, but wind could send it sailing without anchors.

You went through a lot of effort to feed grass seeds to the birds 😆

One thing that may or may not work for the small forklift, depends on how strong the lift arm is, and how much the forks are at a locked 90 to the forklift vs lifting up at the tips....when you get the front wheels stuck and you have the ability to lift the front forks straight up, if they are in a locked 90 vs being able to rotate, you may be able to put blocks under the forks and then use that pressing down force to lift the front wheels. That same method can be used on tractors with a front high lift to get the front wheels out of a hole. I agree with the one other comment on the sideways cement blocks and dirt being better for grass that gravel. For longer term parking of the tiny house, you should put it up on blocks/lift stands vs the tires. That is why when they do mobile homes they run them into place on wheels then jack it up to put on blocks. Longer term is can be more stable that way. Fun video to watch in any case.

What I love 💗 is that you decide what recycled objects you want to use, like the Hapag Lloyd tin drawer, then build the frame around them. Most of us don’t get that look because we build a set of shelves, then just put random stuff on them. Great job 👍

That tiny shot of you at the wheel of the digger holding up the "Bricolage" mug sums up the triumphant vibe of this video. Bravo

Ok, this is super cool. I had a concern though. Maybe put jacks or blocks under your tiny house so that if the tires go flat, the tiny house will not lean or fall over.... Super Geil!

Oh I love your videos more than ever! Long, fun, clever, personal - keep going Laura you are really a peaceful soul! Best, Steve aka The Talking Fly

For the "gravel pit", it's not ideal for grass. But if you want to be able drive on it, there are two ways. The old way is to lay a series of concrete blocks with their center holes vertically and fill this with dirt. The other, that is used in commercial settings is a plastic, honeycomb shaped, series of panels that can be used for driveways. At my former job, a builder wanted to use it for the fire alley around a building and we actually got to drive a firetruck on it without any problem. So this stuff is really good.

@Ruhrpottpatriot

Жыл бұрын

The Honeycomb panels are also available in concrete

@Anncrohr

Жыл бұрын

Depending on the size distribution and material you can easily drive on gravel AND have plants in it. However, I wouldn’t recommend regular lawn grass but getting a special mix of grasses and herbs for dry and nutrient-depleted locations. German keyword: „Kräuterrasen für Magerstandorte“. Then you’ll have small flowers in there as well and it looks really nice!

@claudiajurgensen9544

Жыл бұрын

Well the ground looks very compacted, so it wouldn't work for plants other than grass. And without the solutions mentioned above, the grass will not thrive. There will be puddles and bare gravel.

@Anncrohr

Жыл бұрын

@@claudiajurgensen9544 if you only drive there occasionally it won’t me a problem. And there sure are pls ts that tolerate this situation. Grass actually needs much more nutrients (compost or fertilizer) to thrive - in contrast to native herbs.

@JohnDoe-rl9ft

Жыл бұрын

It sounds like the only vehicle to drive on there will be the forklift. And probably very occasionally the tiny house. Very little traffic, probably no need for a “proper” solution.

I've been working on my own tiny house by myself since before this series started. You're moving in, and I'm still fighting rusty floor joists. So happy for you and I hope to have a crew of help myself someday.

I would love to see a staircase build sometime soon. A way to get in and out of your lovely house that isn't a ladder. Lol it would be cool to have one that flips up or under too so you don't have to move it separately. It just comes with the house. ❤

@classifiedinformation6353

Жыл бұрын

Yes, brilliant! Like a motorcycle kickstand.

You don't NEED steam to bend wood, if the strips are thin enough, glue 2 strips together, and use a 2 part mould to clamp for long enough for glue to set up Alternately bend the glued strips around a large diameter pippe, bucket, pan etc The bend will stay in place while you fix it to the shelf

I love the imperfections. I am definitely not anything close to an actual crafter/maker. Pretty much everything I make, I call a "prototype". They're not pretty, but I learn from them and make improvements on the next iteration after using the original for a while.

@xil_ef8829

Жыл бұрын

Thank you This makes me feel good about my approach (I do it exactly as you do)

@erinfinn2273

Жыл бұрын

My family has a joke that our family crest, were we to have one would have: "It's fine! Good enough!" as the motto. Most of the things we make are not exactly mastercraft, but they work, and look OK, so in our minds, good enough.

Ha, I always add a realistic defect to my pieces too!🤣

@ramseykelvin168

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing today

now maybe a porch and patio to get rid of the step ladder. good job

5:51 It's perfectly OK to be impatient about steam bending; that's why multiple layer lamination was invented. You basically take 3-5 layers of even thinner strips (like veneer thin), glue them up and they will conform to your shapes even better. Leave them long (and perhaps wide) and cut off and plane/sand sides afterwards. Thanks for the vid, congrats on the new tiny house

need a deck stairs on wheels Or a mini version of those stairs that airlines used- that would be cool. a art deco style.

When are you going to build the stairs and porch? I can't wait to see what you come up with 😊.

@dysartes

Жыл бұрын

An easier way of getting into the tiny house was definitely what I was thinking should be next.

you need staircase with shoe storage(like portable entryway)

It doesn't matter what you do. It's always a pleasure to watch !

Just started watching...I know what you need for your garden space! An earth pizza oven!

You can put a wood infront of the crates to blend in with the other doors if I may say so 😊😊😊. Am from the Philippines! Always been waiting for your clog as I love doing scraps and all sorts… love what you’re doing! Makes me think a lot! Thanks!!!

I would love to have the motivation for Spring cleaning. Everything in its place! Can't wait to see the outdoor area all cleaned up!

@RevdUp.Art.Fotografer

Жыл бұрын

Me too. Now that it's officially Spring I don't have an excuse :-D

Laura, looks wonderful. The little pull out drawer with the nail head exposed is what I call ‘The Gods Eye’. As a fabric maker there is always a miss step in everything I make. My fabric mentor told me when I was frustrated that my work was not perfect she said “If there is not a ‘Gods Eye’ in your work then you have not created a work.”

Behind your dimmable lights, you need a colored window like Simone built. It would look so perfect and make it even more cozy!!!

You should make sure, your house can’t roll away, Laura. It came out awesome!

Ich bin gespannt, was da in deinem kleinen „Hinterhof“ noch so passiert und wie du das ganze gestaltest🤓 das Tinyhouse macht sich richtig gut da👍🏼

The workshop in its Before state here really shines a completely different light on the recent video of Laura helping improve Simone's workshop...

Nice to know I'm not the only one who can get easily distracted with reorganizing abs cleaning! We were building a drawer but switched gears to building abs organizing! LOVE IT!! 😍

“If you want to learn the proper way to do stuff…” As a heavy equipment operator (among other disparate trades) of some *cough* years, demonstrating how to use the *back* of a loader bucket to spread, level, and fill gravel, I say you know more than you know you know. :) (yes, it leads to wear on surfaces that aren’t typically fitted with ground engaging replaceable wear components, but with a wheeled or even tracked loader trying to finish grade, I find using the back-edge to simulate the action of a motor grader, using the flat of the bucket to maintain the plane of the grade well worth the extra hours I spend in the shop with the welder.)

I’m come here for dimmable lights. You never disappoint. The shaper station was supremo!!

I'm in love with all, but especially whit the cleaning station :D It's genious!

I get it, waiting for the steam and mostly building a chamber and stuff is exhausting. Just throwing the wood in warm water for 20min works fine too. It did a hole bandlamination chair only with warm water and it works great. My 2cents...

I really like the design and the size of your Tiny House. The wood grain is very beautiful, really fantastic build, bravo,

I love the little drawer! So cute! Can we see the other side of the tiny house? Is there a nice chair to sit by the fireplace or something? I'd like a full 'tour'!

Really enjoyed your video Laura, you always make me laugh with your witty sense of humour with the rest of your gang.😀😀💕🇬🇧

I would 100% watch a spring cleaning video with Laura ! even a 2hours long one

Thanks for the inspiration. Looking into a fixer upper today. "Life is the art of the possible." My fav quote and you actively manifest.

We live a world apart I am just an old machinist from Mississippi but I love your drive your skills and your spirit you are special. I am proud of you and proud for you that you have finished your tiny house.God Bless you.

"If you want inspiration go get up and try something new without fear of judgement, this is the channel to watch." ~ me

You need decking and steps around your new little home because if it rains your going to bring in mud and water into your home x

your workshop is my dream, Laura! To have the space and the tools you need to just 'go for it!' when you want to CREATE THINGS! . Love to SMUDO xxxx

As soon as I saw you using glue for the little drawer I was like, "yes! Let glue dry sign time!", and then you whip out a cute little baby glue sign 😮😍😍 also Felix is wonderful

@ramseykelvin168

Жыл бұрын

Hello Kylie how are you doing today

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

Жыл бұрын

The tiny sign is just adorable. The "let glue dry" bit never gets old.

Wow, where has this site been all my life? I'm a sixty seven year old woman who loves to work with wood and do home renovations. I think I have found a kindred spirit!

My Grandfather would have LOVED your channel! He was highly educated and liked perfection but he also had a fly by the seat of your pants side that very few people knew (not even his kids) I was lucky enough to know that side of him and I cherish that. He would have saved every one of your videos and watched them numerous times. 💕👍🏼👍🏼

Die sichtbare und sogar durch den Bildschirm spürbare Freude, wenn etwas klappt, ist wundervoll. Ein fantastischer Teilgrund, Stammseher zu sein.

I love how Festool gives you all their tools with dust collection which is pretty much their trademark, and still you do everything the Laura way with little to none dust collection. The tiny house is coming along great.

Have you considered converting another of the long pallets into a small landing and stairs for your door? Maybe you could design and construct it with supports that fold up and a corresponding structure under the trailer where the landing could be stored when the trailer is being moved to another location. Have you considered using a French Cleat system to hang and organize things in your shop. Horizontal slats can be installed on walls at regular intervals and shelves, boxes or other items can be hung or moved as needed. Wishing you and your friends a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings. Peace Laura

I love that just doing spring cleaning is Laura’s excuse to create and invent things 😂❤

The nest of sweeping up tools is genius I WANT ONE

The noise that dimmer switch makes is fantastic

I like when Laura spots something she likes (the knob for the dimmer) cause the "ahhh", the enjoyment turns into German :)

Your tiny house is so sweet! I’ve always loved the concept of tiny homes. In Canada (BC) tiny home are the super popular. We have in the interior so much open space and people love to be off grid. Buy a piece of property, build a tiny home and you are set. I’d love to see a video on how you set up the shaper to do the finger joints. Your place is amazing! I love what you do!

I love these sorts of videos!! Amazing as always Laura!!!!

Ist einfach immer wieder eine große Freude deine Videos zu sehen und wieviel Spaß du an den vielen kleinen Details hast! Hatte mich schon heute früh gefreut als ich für die Kids die Sendung mit der Maus angemacht hab und du auch dabei warst 😊 weiter so und alles Gute im neuen Zuhause!

um. the broom station IS, in fact, TOTALLY genius. Laura's brain is so good!

It is a very powerful thing - to choose to ignore "what is the proper way" or "how is this usually done", and instead to trust your own knowledge. In this way we truly innovate, whether we succeed or we fail. I needed a reminder of this, for me and for my small children. Thank you. (and you know I am a stranger but if you'd like to meet those small children you would be welcome.)

Two of my favorite things in my shop: A 25 year old Sears 5 HP Craftsman Shop Vacuume for serious spring cleaning, and dimmable lights.

Would have had the switches and bookcase at other end. A translucent curtain would have done something similar to the wavy glass.

What a great video! Congratulations on finishing the tiny home. I can't wait to see the 120 year house finished.

I watch weekly, and love it. Did I miss where the bathroom is? I’m assuming inside the building, but my 64-year old self just can’t envision that! 🥰

Congratulations! SOOOOO much fun to watch!!

I love those retro switches in the tiny house. Its very old school NASA.

krieg immer gute Laune wenn ich deie Videos sehe, Danke dafür!

Whoooo! I love all your little details; dimmer lights, the little drawers, the top on your pull-out table. So awesome! I'm so happy for you. :D

It weas amazing seeing this project come together! Can't wait to see whats next!

I'm here to enjoy watching her doing what she liked, her own way. Now watching her moving in to her tiny house.

All this is Fab! Love it. Well done Laura and team,

Love the tiny house. Thanks for sharing the build with us.

Watching a Laura video every Sunday always cheers me up and is a perfect start for the week!!

I love the vision of the space! Super excited for you!

PMSL! Not patient enough !!! I know that feeling.... PMSL! I want it now!!!!!!!!! I know that feeling too...PMSL! Of course you are an accomplished creator Laura I knew you knew what you were doing. Love your videos. Glad it's all come together and you are now living in your tiny house. Looks FABULOUS!

You should also use clover seeds it helps the grass stick and be more sturdy

I love the way you work solving problems as you go, well done x

So fantastic to see everything come together.

This made me so happy, Sundays always make my day because of these uploads. Awesome job on the Festool station and with the house/party area! Can't wait to see it in the spring!

Great to see the tiny house finished, thanks for sharing.

Weekly motivation. Thanks as always.

I love tha5 the final touch was the drawer sliding :) And the metallic box under it fits amaaaaaaazingly smooth. Brutal!

It's so awesome this day has arrived!!!

Always love your videos. Can’t wait to see the back yard reborn!

Things are coming together! It looks so awesome! ❤

Awesome! Thanks for posting and thumbs up!

Excellent video as always. Now you need some nice steps to get into your beautiful new home, can't wait to see the grounds all coming together you are amazing.

You can drive a backhoe too!? omg I love it! I love how much you and Felix laugh. Just having the best time.

This is wonderful! Well done Laura 😊

LOVE how you rebirth and upcycle your ideas! Your videos always make me smile. Thanks ❤