How I'm Lifting Heavy Logs on Log Cabin | Building Walls | Off Grid Cooking | EP13
Hello my dear friends🙂
In this episode I started lifting heavy logs using a system I saw on Erik Grankvist's channel. Erik is a great inspiration for me.
I've made two more rows of logs since the last episode so a total of 8 rows of logs are done and I still have another 4-5 rows of logs to go. In the small house, I moved the bed down because it was too warm upstairs. In the next episode I will be building the front porch on the small dock and continuing on the walls of the main cabin.
Thank you all for the positive comments. I appreciate it very much. I would also appreciate a lot if you can support my channel by subscribing!
If you want additional information for the video, you can turn on optional subtitles in the video.
Enjoy🌲
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More about me:
When I was 20 years old, I dropped out of college and said to myself that I will do what I really want and what I see meaning in. So I decided to build my dream log cabin, all by myself, in the middle of an off-grid bush.
After I left school, I went to work for a while to earn money for trees and hand tools. I spent all the money I earned and my savings on it. Thank God, I already owned the land I have - I got it from my dear parents as a gift and I also bought another part of the land with my own money.
I chose a log cabin for my home because I like it. I build it with the vision of living a simple and peaceful life in it. Having time is more important to me than having money. Of course, nowadays a person cannot live without money, but I would like to live in such a way that my expenses are not so high and thus reduce the need for money. I want to have time not only for myself, but also for my future wife and children. That's why I will try to build the most self-sufficient life possible, in which my own housing, in my case a log cabin, will be the heart of this system.
I use hand tools because they are my favorite. There is beauty in simplicity.
Working with hand tools has several advantages: You are able to work off-grid, the entire set of tools you need can fit in one bag, there is better safety when you work alone, you don´t make too much noise when you´re working... so I enjoy it more and I believe you will too, while watching :)
Sometimes you will still see me use power tools for some things where I can't avoid it completely, such as drilling through metal roofing or welding, but otherwise I will always try to use primarily hand tools.
My dear father is a carpenter. I remember that most of the things he taught me while working with wood were precisely while working with hand tools, which required the most attention and practice from me.
My father taught me how to work with wood from a young age, but I have no experience with building a log cabin, so I'm learning everything as I go, and I'm looking forward to what this experience will teach me.
It may not seem like it, but it was a big struggle to get this opportunity to be able to work on my dream, but I finally did it and for that I am incredibly grateful. I also started this KZread channel where I share my entire journey, so if you are interested, you can check it out. There is no one behind the camera, so I do all the filming and editing myself. I would also be very grateful if you would support my journey by subscribing or sharing, if you want to.
Thank you for being here, I really appreciate it and I'm glad you're watching. I will try to make videos as best as I can, so that you get the greatest enjoyment from them.
Thank you all for your attention. Enjoy!
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My PayPal E-mail for channel support: for.matthias.cabin@gmail.com
All the money that will be donated through PayPal will be invested back into the cabin.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Next log
6:57 - Dinner and sleep
8:03 - Setting the log
11:14 - Lifting system
12:35 - Lifting Heavy Logs
14:14 - Working in a storm
15:38 - Lifting Heavy Logs
17:37 - Steak
19:23 - Lifting Heavy Logs
21:46 - Hewing
25:46 - Finishing the 8th row
28:13 - Small house adjustment
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Hello my dear friends🙂 In this episode I started lifting heavy logs using a system I saw on Erik Grankvist's channel. Erik is a great inspiration for me. I've made two more rows of logs since the last episode so a total of 8 rows of logs are done and I still have another 4-5 rows of logs to go. In the small house, I moved the bed down because it was too warm upstairs. In the next episode I will be building the front porch on the small dock and continuing on the walls of the main cabin. Thank you all for the positive comments. I appreciate it very much. I would also appreciate a lot if you can support my channel by subscribing! If you want additional information for the video, you can turn on optional subtitles in the video. Enjoy🌲 🔔 Subscribe and click the bell if you don't want to miss more videos: kzread.info/dron/4R2psHs0FQP7f2LRaS36ZA.html
@HaSang-nm4vd
18 күн бұрын
Hello friends. I come from Vietnam. I am a 24 year old girl. I just left the city to return to the countryside where I was born. I'm starting to shoot videos about life where I live. I hope to receive everyone's support. Thank you very much❤
@felixbowie8191
17 күн бұрын
YOU ARE AN AWESOME YOUNG MAN
@HaSang-nm4vd
16 күн бұрын
@@felixbowie8191 hello
The person that wins this young man’s heart is gonna have a person they can be so proud of as he is gonna be an awesome husband. He’s not afraid of work and he is so very good at it. I wish everyone had his desire to work hard for what they want in life.
@cvc2907
20 күн бұрын
Shut up
@stormeagle81x
8 күн бұрын
Stop smelling his feet
This is the finest and most precise log cabin build I’ve seen on video since Dick Proenekke filmed himself building his. Your cabin will stand for decades, maybe even a century or more.
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
Thank you sir!
I'm a 65 y.o. retired Carpenter. I didn't have many guys that worked as hard as this kid. He's got very good skills and knows how to NOT get hurt. I finished off my career in Alaska where we worked 10-12 hrs. a day 7 days a week. Big bucks if you could handle it. I did it for 6 years straight until my back wouldn't let me do it anymore. This guy will be a boss in a few years if he sticks with this work. Way to go kid!!
Stamina, strength and skill. But you are only one person, and the back is fragile. Pace yourself. And don't be afraid to ask for lift help. You've already earned our respect.
You are going to have big strong arms when your done with your home.That is very hard work to be doing it alone.Sending you strength, it will be so worth it.
Интересно из какой древесины бревна? Они имеют такие глубокие трещины. Спасибо за видео, удачи вам. У вас прекрасно получается
This is a remarkable endeavour that you will be proud of for years to come.
I love your videos, such hard work and determination.
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
Thanks!
Nice work! Your “bunkie” is nicer than most people’s main projects!
Your meals always look filling and healthy keeping up your strength for the physically challenging work ahead . Cabin meal chronicles could be a winner ?;)
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
:D
This is such an amazing journey of building a log cavin!!! Thank you for bringing us along!!! Your workmanship is AWESOME!!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
Thanks, I'm glad you like it!
Smart way to get the logs up and over to where you need them.... The higher you go the more harder it becomes. You shall persevere!! Look forward to seeing how you accomplish it.
I was just thinking that I hadn’t seen you in a while and suddenly your video popped up. Please be careful. You do a marvelous job.
I'm a guy with no skills who loves these kind of videos, but to my untrained eye your technique and skills of building a log cabin seems superior to what I usually see on YT. Very impressive!
You are doing much better than some older men building a home. No gaps between the logs. Just keep up the good work. When you are finished you will be so proud of your accomplishments. God Bless you ❤❤❤❤❤
That is going to be an awesome cabin when you get her finished and the you can say you built it from scratch. Amazing!!! Cheers from here in Manitoba.
New subscriber here from the Philippines me and my Dad found your channel for a month now! and it became our night time routine to watch your videos before bedtime. Pls don’t stop your channel I remember the vlogger that doing this for more than 5 years and he hits a million subscriber now. 🤍✨
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
14 күн бұрын
That's so nice to hear. Thanks, I'm glad you both like it!
Matthias on average how many logs can you coplette in one day. When you first built your bed my thought was thats going to be hot up there guess i was right lol Being Canadian I was happy to see your scribe tool was made in Canada. You are doing a awesome job young man. I have watched all of Eriks videos he is also a very talented young man
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
The hewing itself only takes half a day so I am able to hew two logs in one day. This is also the way I work - I'm working on two logs at the same time. But it is necessary to take into account that there is still a lot of other work before this: choosing the right log, the second peeling, scribing, measuring, setting up, constant calibration of the scriber. Later, I treat the logs, drill holes, add moss... And I also film all of that, which also takes a lot of time. In the end, it turns out that I manage to make roughly 2 logs in six days, so 2 whole rows in about 3 weeks. Even if it takes longer, I still enjoy it a lot and I'm happy to share it with you :)
@michaelmartineau1373
21 күн бұрын
@@MatthiasCabinChronicles I was sure there was a lot of time involved your patience is admireable
You’re doing a great job it’s coming along nicely!👏👏
Thanks for sharing an awesome video on your cabin build. I like your hand tools as you don't see many people using plain and simple tools- Back to Basics. You're a great carpenter and I will be anxious to see your cabin when you complete the build
You are a hard worker and very dedicated to your dream. The log home is coming along nicely. You can bet your father is very proud of you. Stay safe. I love watching your progress!
It’s good to see you learning from Erik. I hope he is all right. He seems to be going through a rough time.
un jeune homme avec du courage.
I love you left in the storms- I’m lost for words for the great job you are doing and how hard you work
Nice work
So nice that he acknowledged Grankvist!
I am impressed you work in the rain.
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
20 күн бұрын
Thanks!
Impressionnant et magnifique travail.... Quelle patience et quelle ingéniosité !
Milovaný Matýsku, sleduji tvoje video a moc tě obdivuju a taky se o tebe bojím. Přeji ti hodně štěstí a opatruj si zdraví. Mám tě tuze ráda, babička Evička ❤️🇨🇿
👏👏👏 Thanks for your inspiration!
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
You're welcome!
You’re amazing and trust me when I say we are all rooting for you 👏🏼🇨🇦💪🏼
Salut Matthias , tu fais un excellent travail ,difficile mais avec minutie , génial 👍👏
You have done to this stage wow am so proud of you.
Excited every time you post! I can't wait for the next one
The cabin is going to look so beautiful and cozy once it's complete, I watch Erik too, he's done an amazing job on his cabin !!
Матис молодец круто получается 😊🎉
This young man surely has a good appetite! Absolutely understandable with the heavy labour in the open.
Have you ever thought of reaching out to Erik? you could do some work on his house then invite him to Croatia to work on yours, that would be fun to see😂
This cabin will be WARM in the worst winters
@harkbelial
2 күн бұрын
Where's he from it only goes few degrees below freezing rarely.
It's coming along...Looks good. Man thats a lot of work. Thought: You might want to get a thicker rope to lift the legs. Not because of strength but for comfort of your hands, right? The thicker rope won't cut into your hands as much. Just a thought. 👍👍
Great job looking fantastic. Nice technique for lifting the logs be safe my friend keep up the excellent work friend from 🍁 Canada
That steak looked amazing!
Thanks for the video Matthias!
Perfekt video instead for sleeping pill🆘😴😴💤💤
Awesome work ethic. That was a good idea moving the bed down lower. Love your channel.
It's looking very nice 😮😮😮
krásná práce
Je to obdivuhodná práce obdivuhodného muže. Zdraví děda 🍀🍀🍀.
Watching a craftsmen work is quite in mesmerising! Tell me does the moss chinking shrink back as it dries out? You don’t seem to mind working outside in all weathers, you certainly had plenty of wet weather to contend with in this episode. It’s quite amazing just how inventive you are when it comes to moving the logs from their original pile, as the saying goes “ necessity is the mother of invention “ certainly the case here! Hopefully the weather will be kinder to you in the next video. Less rain and not too warm as it’s such physical work.❤
Bravo Matthias! Your work is amazing. Je suis Québécois et j’aime beaucoup suivre tes vidéos. Bonne continuation! Ta grande maison en rondins sera formidable! 🛠️🧰🪚 Et vive la Croatie! 🇭🇷
I just want to come eat lunch with you ! Eating good !! Love the vids !!!😊
Along with the porch, in the next video you might also want start working on the doorway, as it should definitely make getting in and out easier along with all the materials and tools you lug in and out of there. Great job on the cabin so far, and I'm definitely looking forward to more videos, as well as what you might accomplish when this project is "finished." (I am more than aware that change is a part of human nature, so "finished" and "done" I believe are separate in projects like these.)
Good job on the Cabin Matthias, I like the way you got the Logs up although I did smile when that 1 Log didnt want to play, lol keep up the good work & look forward to your next Video 👍
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
21 күн бұрын
Thanks John :D
He's so handsome
You are doing indeed a very smart job, really handmade and with great passion. I just love it. Looking forward to seeing your next episode 😊
I hope you Replace ten times the trees you logged, to make up the hundreds of years it will take for them to grow to a healthy mature age. Too many trees logged down for one single human enterprise. I live in a metal shed, insulated and surrounded by ponderosa pine trees, some estimated at least 250 year olds. They deserve be left alone and I love them as they stand. You can't beat the sound of the wind going through them at night. Priceless.
It’s a lot fun watching you and learning how you are building your cabin. Living your dream and fulfilling it is a hell of a challenge. Keep up the effort and take time to enjoy your surroundings.
👍👍🏴
I think it’s Awesome that you were building your own home and with handtools that is like so great and you’re doing such a great job I’m quite sure your parents are very, very proud
Задаюсь вопросом":что заставляет этих молодых ребя в лесу строить дома". Им,что жить негде? А их тянет сделать,что то своими руками. Восхищаюсь ими. Молодцы.
Subscribed 👍 Grankvist, The Outsider and a few others have slowed their filming. Glad I found you!
Одному тяжело.Вы молодец👍🏠
You are an amazing young man! I throughly enjoy watching your videos! All the best from Canada!
So excited to see the progress this summer! Love your work.
Glad you're back working on your log-cabin. Good luck completing it!!
Magnifico trabajo, y solo con herramientas manuales que tiene mucho mérito. De lo mejor que he visto. Cada vez que te veo te doy un "like" porque no puedo darte mas.
Beautiful work, Matthias!
Very cool! A great process tom follow. Looking forward to more.
Love the video You're a gifted craftsman
Obrigada por compartilhar até o proximo video
Exciting progress!
Meticulous work, sir. Well done!
Remarkable how you have the skills and craftsmanship to build and live off the grid - lately the idea has been appealing to me but more so in my native way if you know what I mean? Good work 💯
Супер супер супер супер супер супер 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏
For sure I am subscribed!!!! Beautiful job u r doing young man. You will have a beautiful home when u r finished and in a nice spot. Amazing that you will be able to say, "I built it on my own" Good luck in the future. Stay Safe.
Looks great so far...such a methodical and time consuming process notching/ setting those logs,
It's looking great!
Matthias, It’s taking shape and looking so good. Using the new method of raising the logs is a great idea, but I saw you had your hands full with a couple of logs that didn’t want to cooperate. You stuck with it and got them up, good going. I noticed that the tool (scriber?) you use is made in my country, Canada. I hope it works well for you. I’ll be waiting to watch the next video, stay safe.
Hello from France! You are a hard worker and I put a like everywhere I could to support your channel. 👍👍You deserve your futur house my Young friend😅😂👍
In dieser Hütte werden sicher noch deine Enkel wohnen können. Tolle, saubere Arbeit!! 👌👍💪
Fantastic job you doing 👍 beautiful
amazing they work you have done good job
That was some clever ideas.
The new bed is much better.
Have been waiting for progress on the cabin...
It is fascinating to watch your cabin and little house come together . Your meticulous way of building will ensure a high quality end result that will endure . May the finished product bring you and your future family much joy !
That's a VERY nice axe!
This video is excellently recorded and processed. I enjoyed watching it👍🙂
@MatthiasCabinChronicles
17 күн бұрын
Thanks, I'm glad you like it 🙂
Inspirational, well done and be proud. Cheers Melbourne Australia.
another great video! Thanks!!!! Rob
Excellent work!!!
Beautiful job!
Great job my friend we watched you from Jordan 🇯🇴
O KZread NÃO ME NOTIFICOU. SÓ ESTOU VENDO AGORA POR PURA SORTE. ESTAVA VENDO OUTRA COISA DE SOBREVIVÊNCIA E ME DEPAREI COM VOCÊ. LIKE DADO. E ÓTIMO TRABALHO. 👍
Nice job. That bed set up looks much more comfortable.
If you haven’t seen it yet watch Alone in the Wilderness. Really good video and he built his cabin much the same way you are doing.
The cabin build looks great and the steak looked delicious.
Good Work bro..🤙 Keep go on..we will to wait for new episode..
12:50 that's a brilliant idea, hope your channel grows fast and don't forget to always be consistent