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@kevinmansell8746

2 жыл бұрын

i am glad you okay on the last video you injured yourself i look at the October 2019 of your brain cancer of your wife such a great lady and i been through cancer recently and in recovery from The States as i said earlier i have awhile to go to catch up on your videos have a great weekend

@karlh4313

2 жыл бұрын

God bless you too! Amazing work!!!

@djhudson007

2 жыл бұрын

The heat that they put off is much more comforting than propane.. A winter MUST!!

@larmoran4885

2 жыл бұрын

Something so satisfying about watching you guys chinking, looks really good too.

@ChooChooRooter

2 жыл бұрын

What would we do with out our dads

Having coffee with your dad in your magnificent cabin made me cry. My dad never knew I existed.

Having just discovered your channel. I've lost many hours of sleep. I just can't stop watching. Something about these had me remembering my father. Having learned of your father's passing, I was devastated. These videos will keep his memory alive for your children for the years to come. The sound of his voice will never be forgotten. I miss the sound of my father's voice most of all. Hes been gone 42 years. Keep being the man you are. You'll always be part of his legacy. Thank you for sharing your family, your skills, and your integrity with us.

Oh just to have my dad back for a few minutes and enjoy a cup of coffee with him,to hug his neck,and to hear his voice would be worth all that I own or will ever own. He’s been gone since 1982 and I miss him as much today as the day he left us.

My father passed in 2009... he loved the woods... I wished many times that we could have had one more moose hunting trip... one more visit... thank you for this... I have many great memories...

Nothing better than a wood stove fire on a winter day. The cabin is looking awesome.

@jackterry7664

2 жыл бұрын

think putting on the front door would be a priority!

@CorbinMusso88

2 жыл бұрын

100%. Wood fire heat is remarkably better than heat pump. It warms to the bone.

@ronaldshank7589

2 жыл бұрын

You're certainly right about that. The warmth of the fire, and the time to be able to just relax, says it all. The laborer truly is worthy of his hire.

@brianjohnston9822

2 жыл бұрын

I had to give up my cottage a few years ago, it was getting to far to drive and no longer accessible in the winter. My favourite time of the year was the winter, sitting in front of my wood stove.

@xristospapadopoylos9038

2 жыл бұрын

And coffee in the snow days

I'm so glad you have accomplished this dream with your father! You have no idea how much it means to him as well!

Father and son, having coffee in front of the fire........enjoying the fruits of their labor, there are no words, yet a phrase does come to mind "Heaven on Earth"!!

So very awesome to see Father and Son build something special together that will last until our Lord comes to take us Home!

Have to admit, seeing you and your father sitting in front of the wood stove almost brought a year to my eye. A beautiful moment of father and son gently celebrating a very special moment together. Thanks for sharing these moments. Love and God bless you and your family always

@Cekmore

2 жыл бұрын

😿🤧

@danaskubic2145

2 жыл бұрын

The perfect scenario, thanks for sharing.

@davebrittain9216

2 жыл бұрын

Brad I think you meant brought a tear not a "year" lol. Yes I know what you mean, makes you think how short life is.

@ErrorDebug

Жыл бұрын

@@davebrittain9216 you mean how short "life" is

@davebrittain9216

Жыл бұрын

@@ErrorDebug Yes that is what I meant.

Honestly sharing your first lite wood stove with a brewing cup of coffee was a super special moment!💝💛💚❤️‍🩹🇨🇦😍 Quality editing and music selection during that part of the video as well! The music pulled us in with warmth to sharing imagination that we were with you and your father. I had to view this heartfelt milestone several times because it brought such warm fuzzy feelings of joy for you and your father. Namaste to you both!😉

@condeerogers5858

2 жыл бұрын

Well said. Heartfelt to the max.

@sherritoye23

2 жыл бұрын

Where can us ladies find good men like this haha

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Meg! My ultimate goal when filming, storytelling, and editing an episode, is to make the viewer feel as if they're experiencing everything with us. Which is why I'm so glad to hear that you felt that.

@sanidhyasaxena8519

2 жыл бұрын

It's tea but okay

@crisleedomingo316

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin i wish u could help us to have house like here in the Philippines.in our homestead

I realize I am late, however I fell in love with Senior today. This is my first time watching your videos and I have been doing so since 6:00am this morning. May God continue to bless you and your family.

I’m speechless. I came across this reel and continued watching. I’m very sorry to hear about your father’s passing, what an amazing job you shared with us. I really loved the Canadian Penny install throughout as well.💜

I have waited for years to see this moment. From driving across the country, deployments, or sitting at home watching KZread, I have followed this build since I was a teenager. I’m 24 years old now and I’ve watched this channel flourish in a few short years. I still get excited and watch every episode from beginning to end. While you are not Richard “Dick” Proenneke, this log cabin and the land it’s build upon will some day be revered in the same manner. In many, many years after you and I are gone, I have no doubt that this place will be a protected museum for the world to see. You, Outsider, are wise far beyond your years and your skills are like no other. I know this cabin will last for hundreds of years because of your skills.

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! I'm humbled and honored by your comment. Just to know that you've actually grown up watching my journey. Thanks for following along so faithfully, and for sharing a little bit of yours as well. All the best, my friend! 🙂👍 Onward and upward.

@scratchanddentgarage5946

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin thanks for the reply, buddy. Love the cabin, love the fact that you and your father have built this together even through some of the hard times you all have endured. Just know that it’s an honor to see such craftsmanship, faithfulness in God and a family bond. I know this will bring you so much joy for the rest of your life. Keep up the good work, can’t wait to see what this place looks like at Christmas!

@RyGuyTheStrong

2 жыл бұрын

I too have been following this from high school to now. Good to see I'm not the only 24 year old obsessed with watching some Canadians build a cabin in the woods.

@scratchanddentgarage5946

2 жыл бұрын

@@RyGuyTheStrong right?! All I wish was that there were more cedar trees in Kentucky and that they were easier to come by. Thought about planting a field of them here and letting them grow so my children could have something like this some day.

@sandravanlankvelt7975

2 жыл бұрын

@@scratchanddentgarage5946 you wear your name well based on your comments. God is blessing YOU.

I cannot think of anything more pleasant than sitting in front of a woodstove in a log cabin during cold winter enjoying the heat and admire all the hard work that the two of you have done to make this happen. Well done guys!

@andyfunke9484

2 жыл бұрын

Just sitting in front of a wood stove, whether it's in a long cabin, or a tent, is like being wrapped in a warm blanket. I don't live in a log cabin, but I've heated with only wood for almost fifty years. I wouldn't have it any other way.

@shanepowers7566

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more! It was a wonderful feeling...the pure satisfaction of being able to enjoy those elemental comforts, which we had bled and sweated for.

@6ffrey958

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin Time to install the door don't you think. Really want to keep the heat in the cabin.

@michaelmcwilliams1519

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin Do you know the brand and model of your wood stove?

With all sincerity, is it possible to build a more beautiful and well crafted log cabin than this? I would vote it the BEST log cabin ever built on KZread! Also the videography and documentation is superlative! Recently on a cold rainy day, we spent 3 hours with my 84 year old Dad watching this cabin build from Start to Finish video. It was a beautiful time well spent with my Dad who I see only occasionally. Most precious moments in life!

Father, son, fireplace, coffee - in a cabin they built themselves - priceless!

Your content warms my heart. Good to see father and son building such a meaningful bond. I wish you and your family well.

When you started placing the stones for the foundation a few years ago I thought to myself, this going to look rough. I was wrong…this cabin is a piece of artwork. You and your father should be very proud! How great it is that you could build this cabin together…that’s a real blessing in itself!

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, it did look rough in the beginning. 😄 Thank goodness for finishing work. 😆 Anyway, much appreciated my friend! Thanks following along with our progress. 🙂👍

I doubt you’ll ever read this, but on the outside chance, I’ll post it. I’ve been watching the last few episodes of your cabin build and subsequently subscribed. That led me to scroll pervious videos and land on the story of yours and your wife’s struggle shortly before and after your marriage. I’m touched and moved by the God inspired beauty of your character, the humility that frames everything your do, and your faithfulness. I’ll add my voice to those who are praying for you as well as looking for ways to support your work which I believe is a ministry.

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

🙂🙏 Much appreciated, my friend.

@luzrodriguez4336

2 жыл бұрын

Got house go NEW Jersey City;LUZAWILDA RODRIGUEZ NEW house see the got ?

@luzrodriguez4336

2 жыл бұрын

FROM LUZ AWILDA RODRIGUEZ; I NEW Jersey City In the got me to house news 👍🙏😷🎊🎉🎗💐🏅📲📱🥺😩🙀😿

I'm always so impressed with your know how and abilities and expertise. Your Father taught you well, and I know you know that. May he Rest In Peace.

This is wonderful. What a beautiful cabin. A cup of coffee with your Dad was the perfect way to celebrate getting the stove installed and nearing completion of the cabin. I can't wait to see the cabin during Christmas. You should both be so proud of your work that will last generations.

@420WEED69

2 жыл бұрын

If you can keep the cabin in your family

@beautifuldisaster139

Жыл бұрын

@@420WEED69 is someone taking it from him 🤦🏻‍♀️ why couldn’t he keep it in his family.. only way it wouldn’t stay in the family it would have to get sold .. but ur comment makes no sense tho is the government tell him he can’t keep it in his family or something seriously this stupidest shiit i’ve heard .. ur implying that there’s someone out there that has to give permission or something.. or he can’t hand the house to family or kids if something were to happen to him ...

Congratulations... I have been here since the rocks were brought in for the foundation..I can't express how much I enjoy watching the cabin come to life .... stay blessed....

@musgrave-griffin5953

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, jeannie & myself are always amazed at the quality of the entire process from the beginning. Lots of great memories have been and will continue for years to come. Happy Holidays!🎄🤶🎅🍁☃️

@ThisHandleIsNotAvailable.

2 жыл бұрын

Same. This is good feels.

It was so inspirational seeing you and your Dad enjoying the coffee and the fire. I hope soon your entire family will be present to see firsthand the legacy you and your Dad have created. I’m blessed watching this, thank you!

The song "Fresh Fallen Snow" is simply perfect for the fire building scene, the making of the coffee, and your time spent with your father. It was so calming, so relaxing, so........... perfect. The look back to two years ago had a special effect not only for you. I hadn't realized that large amount of time had passed by. I use to be impatient, hoping for quicker progress, yet I now find myself (years older too) yearning for more time on this build. I recognize that the end is not far off. It has been a wonderful journey.

@nickderue3056

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for naming the song!

I've watched since you were clearing trees and peeling bark and remember the foundation stones being found and eventually placed. Congratulations on sticking to your dream! Beautiful legacy for you family ❣

That moment in front of the stove in the cabin you both built must have been so satisfying. It is moments like this that are important. Even more that you can share this milestone with your father.

Brother all these years I have been watching you and listening to your voice I always thought this Man should be narrating Books and Especially Children’s Books…..You have an Amazing Voice and the Skills your Father has Shared with you Put you on a Level that few ever achieve. 🤟🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Just stumbled upon your channel. Your connection with your dad brings tears to my eyes. What I wouldn't give to enjoy these types of moments with mine. I know it goes without saying, but cherish it. You guys are awesome!

Amazing! Mr. Outsider, I can’t believe that over two years had passed since you broke ground and two years since the partial dry in. Now you and your family can have refuge here, the perfect bug out cabin. God has given you that awesome father and the both of you the wherewithal and skills needed to build this cabin. The two of you enjoying the wood stove in celebration was triumphant, you are blessed. Love from Minnesota.

I can only imagine how satisfying it must feel to be sitting in front of the fire with your father, in the cabin you've built together. God has blessed you in so many ways, you are certainly an inspiration!

The most beautiful thing is that u and your dad built it.that’s a feet of accomplishment and self satisfaction.that you and your dad are a part of something special, in building your own house. a lot of hard work but worthwhile .God bless u and your dad.

What an awesome time making memories together. Looks cozy already! Take care!

It's been an amazing journey watching the cabin come together on this channel. Thank you for making these videos.

Ive been watching for so long now and to see the woodstove being hooked up was a glee moment for me in the series. Congrats to your dad and you. Looking forward to the next one.

Nothing better than spending time with your dad! (My dad was the same always helping and teaching).

so great seeing you and your dad make these memories and milestones together, God bless you both

Terrific timing on the installation of the wood stove. Yet another excellent episode of the Outsider! Hope the entire family can get to enjoy the cabin over Christmas. God bless you all!

Awesome video. Thank you brother. The axe handle, “ every tree on earth has a ????” Awesome that you and your dad got to enjoy the first fire. I finally had my experience building my first fire in our little cabin about 4 weeks ago. Nothing like it. We started (my son and I) back in April this yr. we now have it completed and even built an outhouse to match. Our cabin is a one room 12’x16’ with a 6’ porch. God bless and I hope and pray your wife is doing great.

@fairandinformed6477

2 жыл бұрын

I think it’s “Every tree on earth a quill”

@tallSycamore

2 жыл бұрын

Could we with ink the ocean fill And were the skies of parchment made Were every tree on earth a quill And every man a scribe by trade To write the love of God above Would drain the ocean dry Nor could the scroll contain the whole Though stretched from sky to sky

@fuzzyfultz

2 жыл бұрын

@@fairandinformed6477 thank you. That’s what I thought it said, but wasn’t sure. Kinda baffled me. Thank you.

@fuzzyfultz

2 жыл бұрын

@@tallSycamore thank you very much. I figured there was a deep meaning to that. Appreciate your knowledge. Beautiful poem.

Life is good when you have a stove and are fit and healthy to light it.Definitely the highlight of any room

The cabin looks so beautiful in the snow. The wood looks crisp and new, but also timeless. I'm so glad you've brought us along with you!

That was awesome. The two of you sharing a coffee in front of a cozy woodstove. What a special moment after all the hard work you two have accomplished. Loved the drone footage over the snow covered trees. A winter wonderland and a taste of God's handy work. Can't wait for the next episode. Give Mrs. Insider a big hug from us.

Blessings to you and your Dad for all the hard work you've done to make this a dream come through!!

I've been watching this whole little series with this cabin. Never thought I could sit around for hours watching a single video on KZread. I've now done it several times watching these guys. Absolutely amazing job on both the cabin and the filming. So much hard work and so much time to do this.

You got a lovely supportive father... Love to watch your video and work. I am far away from my father , i really missed my old days with father working with wood

My heart fills with great joy for you and your Dad. Just a beautiful moment to just sit and gaze at your amazing craftsmanship!

The cabin came out beautiful, and the scene with you and your dad having a coffee in front of the fire just about chocked me up, thank you for all the wonderful content you have given us all, stay safe and be well...

@janetspell1396

2 жыл бұрын

Did they show all of the inside cabin’s design? I missed it.

@lennym1273

2 жыл бұрын

@@janetspell1396 Watch it again...

Just found your channel. What a joy to see you have these wonderful memories with your dad. Wish my sons had been as fortunate as you. The cabin was built with so much love. Blessings and good luck in it. Can't wait to see your next step. 😀

Wow, new subscriber here tonight and I have been following this build today. I lost my father in 2005 but have such fond, wonderful memories of the time he spent with me. This is just wonderful to watch and the memories will last a lifetime, the efforts enjoyed by family for decades to come.

"We weren't out of the woods yet!" LOL Very touching video. It's all coming together, with sweet moments along the way. 👍😎🇨🇦📷🌞🌲🔥❄🏅

Another inspirational moment. 🙂 Congratulations to you and your Dad for reaching this milestone. It is moving to consider how you have connected with such a broad audience. I feel such pride in what you have accomplished...almost like family. That's testament to the quality of your productions and the relatability of you and your Dad as people and your projects. I imagine MANY people feel great pride in you. As always, thank you for the knowledge and experiences you share. 🙂

I've been watching since the beginning of this build im so glad to see it getting finished.God bless you both .stay safe and well hope everyone is doing better now love to your families.

As I was thinking that your father and you were sharing a very special moment you said that very thing. I had tears in my eyes. I am so glad I found your series here just a week ago. It has really touched my heart. Thank you for sharing with all of us that care about you and your loved ones. Merry Christmas to everyone.

Great job guys. Your mom Would be very proud of what u have both achieved. Seeing the fire alight was a big milestone. Now u need to attach the door & keep working for a great family Christmas at the cabin

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🙂 Thank you Carol. When my mom last saw the cabin, we had only completed the walls, but she was still very proud. That was a special day, having her there, one I will cherish. ...As for Christmas this year, I can't wait to bring my family there. Still lots to do before I bring them out though. 😅👍🙂

Nothing like a log cabin in the woods with smoke rising from the chimney ! Great job 👍

I work with my farther most weekends as I have built a new house and we are building sheds, pavers, pergolas, fences, storm water etc together. I cant imagine the enjoyment you and your farther had lighting that 1st stove in your cabin after years of work. Its so satisfying working with your hands, especially when you are achieving some thing for yourself and family, Been watching from the start and has been great to watch your progress. I hope you enjoy the memories that you have created with your farther for the rest of your life. I know I will enjoy mine and its been a pleasure watching you create yours. Cheers from Australia.

Ever since I saw your very first video of you and your dad building this log cabin , I watch you I did worry about the both of you up on those ladders build the roof. And you up there cleaning off the frozen snow . You both are amazing people and I love watching you. First in my home and then in hospital . Any I am so sorry to here about your mom will be praying for your family. May God bless you and keep you safe .

Can't wait to watch! We're building our own place in the near future and have learned so much from you. Blessings to you and thank you for sharing your journey.

@senioroutsider2975

2 жыл бұрын

All the best to you in your endeavor. Enjoy the journey!

What a amazing journey you've taken us viewers on! I've been there all the way. This holiday season will be an extra special treat for you and your family🎄 thanks so much for taking the time out to share this adventure. May you and your family enjoy your holiday season making memories that will last a lifetime.

Watching this episode remind me what I have lost with my father .I thought he would live forever and later on I would have time to spend with him. Having a coffee in front a wood stove. How foolish I was! Miss him so much!!

I just discovered your channel and I'm totally enjoying your cabin build. Watching you drink coffee next to your newly installed stove with your dad is a memory you'll never forget and fortunately you'll always have a video of it forever. My dad used to take my mom and my twin brother to a remote fishing camp in the mountains near Little Fort in BC, Meadow Lake Fishing Camp. We stayed in log cabins with wood stoves to heat the cabin and our hot drinks. My mom and dad and twin brother are all gone now but I have so many wonderful and somewhat sad memories of the four of us at the cabin, fishing on the lakes and enjoying the beautiful outdoors in Canada. I'm going back there by myself after too many years and walk those trails again to the remote lakes and enjoy the beauty of BC. I'm really looking forward to it but the memories of those past years with them will be tough. Thank you for the fascinating cabin build and bringing back old memories.

Man, that sure is a good looking cabin.

Congratulations on the success of your last video. Hope they all do as well!!

Very satisfying to watch Father and Son working together and what a fine cabin you have for both winter and summertime. enjoy all the works of your labour.

A special moment with your Dad indeed. More moments like those one's are needed between children and their parent's , at any point in life. I love this story. And the beauty of the location , the meandering River , gorgeous hardwoods , and tranquility. Can't wait to watch the next episode. Thank you so much for filming and sharing your project with us all.

I have mortared a lot of things in my life and I am loving how nice and clean they are doing this chinking. It’s calming to watch for sure. Love learning from this channel. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos for others of us to learn and enjoy!💪👊

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Initially, applying the mortar was one of the most intimidating jobs I did on the cabin. ...If I messed a cut up while framing, I could always use another piece. ...but if I made a mess of the mortar, then it would be way more difficult to fix. Once I got the hang of it though, it actually became a very relaxing job to do.

Aw man, i can't wait to see what you guys do to the interior of the cabin.

A hand built cabin in the woods. First snowfall. Smoke coming out of the chimney. What a sight to behold. Your dreams coming true. Picture postcard ready. Congrats and well done. Beautiful chinking job too.

I've been on this journey from the beginning, I cant tell you how satisfying it was to see them having a cup of coffee in front of the stove. Well done you guys, you had a vision and turned it into a reality.

I’ve been watching your build for a couple of years now. Really enjoyed the show. I’m with you on the satisfaction of your accomplishments. Still a way to go- looking forward to seeing those accomplishments

I love to see the first fire in a cabin. I was told that many years ago in Scotland that if you wanted to build a croft house there had to be a fire in the house on the first day of building. in other words, if everyone in the village didn't help with the building it would never happen. This meant that the people in the village did not want you. Cruel but effective. You adopted the same principle with your barn raising where all of the locals would help to make it happen. of course, the house was at that stage very crude but it was weatherproof and a fire in the hearth

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting history! At least you'd have no doubts as to whether or not you're welcome in town. 😄

I don't know how you don't have more subscribers!! You deserve it. This house is amazing & how far you and your father have come doing this all in your own is just amazing in my eyes!! I love seeing the progress!!

I’m at Episode 90. I don’t mind wood stoves but I’m such a sucker for stone fireplaces, a HUGE open fireplace like the ones at Cracker Barrel! ❤️

@mr.philmon8403

Жыл бұрын

I have a log cabin in southern Florida right on the banks of the alafia river, it has a pretty large stone fireplace from 1942. All red cedar logs

@phughesphoto

Жыл бұрын

@@mr.philmon8403 As a log cabin/house should be! American Red Cedar for the Southern states . . . Mine was Pine (treated) but insects would fly in from the Azores to eat it! 😂

Congrats on this milestone! I have enjoyed your journey, the ups & downs. So worth it to see you light that fire! Stay safe & keep on working!

Such a blessing for you all ❤️ Your dad is amazing!! I can tell you that there is no way I can crawl around on a floor without knee pads or a cushion under me. Such a trooper. If we don't hear from you before Christmas, Merry Christmas ⛄🎄❄️ God bless Corpus Christi TX

thanks for another great episode. Your cabin is a real beauty in an truly amazing piece of nature. You abd your dad are a great team. respect for what you have accomplished so far on the cabin. Lightening the first fire is always a very special moment which typically stays in one‘s memory. Hope Mrs. Outlander is doing better. Greetings from 🇩🇪

I love those small celebrations because it always ends up being about the journey ❤️

I have watched since day one of the build and I raise my coffee cup with you two! You have done an amazing job and I have truly enjoyed watching the process!

Truly blessed watching you and your dad working together to build this fantastic cabin. ❤️ God bless you both 🇬🇧🇬🇧

Just Saw & Listened to Your Family Story,….When Your Wife Joined you. AMAZING Heart Warming Story !!! 👍We Watched a 1/2 Dozen Videos on Building This Log Cabin & We We’re Thoroughly Entertained !! Thankyou for Sharing Your Amazing Story & Allowing us to See Your Amazing Talents. We Are in our 60’s Now & I’m a Retired Pipefitter,…So I Can Relate to Your Videos Easily !!😎😎👍👍🇺🇸

Wow, that is so touching!! I've been watching this series from close to the beginning, I'm not one of the first but I remember subscribing around 30-40k subscribers, back when you were known as "Outsidefun1". You've come a long way on youtube, but also on your log cabin. Even though I'm just watching you build it with your father, I feel like I've literally grown up with the cabin (I literally started watching in middle school, watched through high school on and off, and now I'm in college it's crazy). I remember when you were moving the boulders and literally only had the base of the cabin completed. Your constant clever engineering has been so inspirational. The ambiance of the log cabin in the woods, especially in winter with a light snow fall with the crackling sound of the fireplace and warm coffee inside the cabin is something I envision my dream home being: away from the distractions of the 21st century. Keep up the good work my friend!

Major milestone! So awesome. I can only imagine how good the inside of this cabin is going to end up.

On our woodstove at our cabin we have a damper pipe about a foot above the stove. It helps control how much heat goes up the pipe and it is really helpful you might consider actually adding that in the future

@samvalentine3206

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if plans for a damper are in the works? Seems like something that might help?

@harrynut3044

2 жыл бұрын

@@samvalentine3206 A damper is a Must Have.....unless the home owner doesn't mind burning double the amount of wood. I made the mistake of not using a damper years ago.....All your hot air goes right out the house, full speed with no burn control or temperature control of the living area.

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Very good point! I'm planning on installing a damper when I put in the stone hearth, since I'll be needing to move the stove and pipe anyway.

@marcthomas2482

2 жыл бұрын

I came down here to the comments to see if anyone asked this as I did not see one being installed either. Glad to see that you did and that Outsider is considering adding it with the hearth.

What an amazing relationship with your dad! Love your videos!!! This cabin is gorgeous! Never really knew how much work there was to it!

Watched since the beginning. So much progress. Cant wait for interior to be done!!

That cabin is absolutely beautiful!!!

amazing cabin and there is nothing like having it closed in, tin on the roof, and the first fire. congratz to you and your father!!

Your dad's a hero man. I hope I'm still fit enough to help my sons do this one day.

I'm very impressed with your work. your determination and your motivation to do the job right,

Gosh! Gosh! Gosh! So much work. So much dedication. ⭐️So much work of passion. ❤️‍🩹So much patience.😇 So much amazing team work!💯So much inspiration!🌈🏋️‍♀️😉 🇨🇦

Congratulations to you and your Dad, you've been through a lot guys!!!! Losing your Mother and your Dad's best friend wasn't easy and you still went all the way to complete the build and your wife not feeling well to, your dream came out Awesome , I salute you from the bottom of my heart!!! God bless you and your family 👍👌✌🐺🐾

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You guys are so adorable. I love when families work together like this. Makes the build that much more meaningful

I've watched most of your episodes and the product is a beautiful display of craftsmanship ! You BOTH deserve merits !

I had to break out in a big grin seeing the coffee brewing on the stove. What a great way to "christen" the cabin and your bellies with warmth after a cold winter day. Cabin is OUTSTANDING! Your attention to detail is admirable. Don't know if you celebrated Thanksgiving, but my belated best wishes and I look forward to each and every episode. So glad to see that you have healed from the accident. GOD BLESS

I needed to see that! These are the moments that make you appreciate how far in life we’ve come. I can often over look the journey with only the end goal in mind. So taking the time to have a coffee with your dad made even myself appreciate all of this for you guys.

The beautiful thing you've earned in this life is not the only your cabine hard work my friend but that sit with your genuine father.God bless you and your family. Too much love from Morocco

The natural beauty of Canadian countryside is breathtaking... Incidentally, lucky me lives in this great country!!!

Great that the woodstove is up and running. It will be the heart of the home through the winter and bring warmth, comfort and light to all. One step closer to spending a wonderful family Christmas there. Blessings to you, your Dad and all your family from across the pond.

I'm so happy for you two to have come so far, the cabin is looking great!

you are incredibly lucky to have the time to spend with your father and make this cabin. God Bless