I’m a 67-year-old woman. This time last year I built a shed pretty much on my own because of what I learned from you. The only help I needed was to raise the walls and my grandkids wanted to help me with the simple projects. They were pretty proud of their grandma. It felt so rewarding to know I finished the shed, it’s still standing (LOL), has no leaks and it looks good. I’m already thinking about another structure to build. Your wife Brooke inspires me. You teach me. I thank both of you so much!

@kathyr.6825

Жыл бұрын

You go girl! I’m a beginner ish diy girl and at 56 I’m amazed at what I’ve accomplished! Now I want to build a cabin! Luv these videos and how exciting about your shed!! Great and inspiring!!

@sherw6456

Жыл бұрын

You are an inspiration to this almost 59-year old! (day after Christmas.) I too love the satisfaction of doing my own building as well, and hope to be keepin' on keepin' on when I'm your age and beyond, as is also my wish for you! Keep it up!

@mywildholm

Жыл бұрын

Wow!! You're amazing! I'm the girl half of this team and our experience has been so awesome I can hardly believe it! Who would have thought... Good going! Now I've got to follow you to check out your story! 🙌

@silverback802

Жыл бұрын

Good for you. I have no carpentry skills and I don't think I could do it

@noteven3085

Жыл бұрын

I'm endeavoring to build a cabin on my own at 53. You inspire me!!

Probably the best Ryan's Shed Plans on building a shed is hardly found ever . kzread.infoUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG And Ryan's takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.

@eamonn2076

3 ай бұрын

Too many overheads😂

Hello Dave, I’m a 352 year old man and I just built my 3rd log cabin thanks to you

@oldladylinda

2 ай бұрын

hahaha I think you accidently hit that 2 key or that 3 key xD or maybe that 5 key. But gratz on building your own log cabins. Good job!

@tdklahr8898

Күн бұрын

Methuselah, is that you?

You are like Bob Ross with power tools. Big fan of your work, thank you for sharing.

This dude has inspired me to put a bit of scratch aside little by little, buy a little plot of land and build a cabin on it. I've thought about buying a telescope, but who needs that if the entire sky is stars?

@galaxyproductions2076

Жыл бұрын

Same here man, I think for my first house I'm gonna find a plot of land, and do almost exactly what he did. I could totally live in something like this for a few years

@hossymendez3342

Жыл бұрын

SAME!

@milktop1

Жыл бұрын

Same

@thomashunt6000

Жыл бұрын

Same. I am 33 years old and all I want in this world is a small plot of land in the mountains to build a cabin/homestead on. Modern society is not for me. I want to go back to this way of life.

@a.b.d.3974

Жыл бұрын

I know him and Brooke are so inspirational with their can-do attitude.

You’re not fat, you’re burly. This build was fun. My friend asked, has he done this before?” I said, “ yep, a few times.” You’re like watching a mighty conductor leading a symphony and nuanced and fluid with every step in the process.. You are simply amazing, Dave. Thanks for taking us along.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

wow, thanks

@jasonlawson6244

Жыл бұрын

@@Bushradical You're awesome DW! I enjoy this build the most, very clean Sir.

@jerbear7952

Жыл бұрын

He's about my size and it's officially referred to as "Winter Ready"

@fiona8452

Жыл бұрын

@@jerbear7952 😂Winter ready 😂😂😂✌🏼💚

@marciaolson4878

Жыл бұрын

I agree, such a pleasure to watch every time! God bless Dave and you too Brooke!❤❤❤

Hello Dave, I'm a 102 year old man and you have convinced me I can take on this task.

It is a zen-like experience watching a skilled builder in the outdoors and I love this guy's self-deprecating commentary.

All I can say is you and your wife are absolutely amazing people. Thank you for entertaining and inspiring us all.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thx

@GDixon-ch3yl

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

This is one of the coolest guys in America. Super chill, great attitude, self-sufficient, confident, and isn't afraid to show that he is praying to God. Beautiful cabin, looks like an ideal spot.

@DrReginaldFinleySr

Жыл бұрын

lol. Why would be afraid? Ridiculous fictional oppression. Christians are still very much a large majority in the world. Try being a black atheist lesbian.

@melissasites1044

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. It is so inspiring to watch Dave and Brooke build. My dad was this type of person who could build anything, and I have always truly admired that. And as you say, I love to watch Dave in this video simply bow his head and acknowledge his gratitude. Simplicity and serenity at its very best. :)

The most non-bs, no advertising, detailed content out there 📐🛠 Just simple & thoughtful living. And what a nice spot of land 🙌

Your content is ever more relevant as the world gets wilder and wilder

These videos are better than therapy. My soul feels lighter when I watch Dave building a cabin...

You are the best carpentry teacher in the whole world!

One of the reason why I like this channel was that the background music such a peaceful and just suite with the place

@oldladylinda

2 ай бұрын

Dave plays his own music. He records it and uses it on his channel. We get a 2 for 1 that way 😄

What an absolute therapy is this. Side effects of chemo are getting really heavy to take on to, but then it is videos as this which makes me be positive about future. Hard to believe something this simple can be this amazingly up-lifting. Thanks a lot for sharing this video with us.

@brandonpowers3410

3 ай бұрын

Saying a prayer that you're doing good & going strong!! God Bless!!

Here's what I love about your videos - your storytelling, I just love your enjoyable, engaging style, the builds themselves, yes you make them seem attainable, not easy, not impossible, and more work with your hands than emptying your pockets; your guitar playing in the background is great, seamless, easy to take for granted but is a perfect way to sew the whole video together. Like any good maker, it all seems to just happen, but so much goes into it, the doing, filming, editing and I always come away feeling similar to reading a good book, entertained as well as educated and those are two of my favorite things. Thank you so much, Dave Whipple, you rock!

@NTPTM

Жыл бұрын

Hej I agree with you love this KZread channel and it is very relaxing to watch his videos. And it's almost like you're camping yourself when you watch his videos take care and have a nice week.

@sharaswitala6296

Жыл бұрын

I’m never going to do this but I totally loved watching this. Thank you

@jonothandoeser

Жыл бұрын

This man doesn't realize how EXPENSIVE lumber is these days!

@brodiemasoon3339

Жыл бұрын

@jonothandoeser do you suppose that someone is giving Dave all his lumber?

@melissadimoush8196

Жыл бұрын

Is that him playing guitar? I loved it!

That cabin is beautiful enough to motivate anyone to build it. Probably a little bit pricier than your "cabin anyone can build", but definitely worth it.

@mywildholm

Жыл бұрын

It is lovely

You're a heckuva contractor, and then you can also throw some comedy in there, you make us laugh and you're darn good at your work, that's a big plus

"some cherry pie filling, who'se got it figured out now"? I love it! Awesome work man, keep it up!

I just want you to know that videos by you. This one in particular. Convinced me to decide to build a cabin of my own very similar to this instead of an expensive foundation home. It made me realize more minimalist homes like this deserve a resurgence. Because, especially in remote areas. They are truly the best way to live. Sincerely, the now 24 year old, debt free, self sufficient man you helped create. Thank you.

@flowersinathens102

Жыл бұрын

i wish to be like you one day

@EarthSurferUSA

Жыл бұрын

Is your attitude in the direction of man's advancement as thinking is our nature? Or is you attitude based on bring mankind back to a primitive existence? "Sincerely, the now 24 year old, debt free, self sufficient man." So was the caveman.

@starwarsfan5001

Жыл бұрын

@EarthSurferUSA My attitude is that you shouldn't confuse advancement with materialistic possession. And that if we deprogram the idea of a 5 bedroom 4 bathroom $900,000 dollar house being necessary to "advance" and begin to live modestly. We will shift our focus on the things that truly matter in this world. Whatever that may be in our own minds. Consumerism and being better than the person next to us has invaded the subconscious of a large portion of America as of late. Especially as technology advances. I think your misunderstanding of my point doesn't come from a position of misunderstanding itself. But possibly more from a confusion between the words "primative" and "minimalist" because my cabin is larger (35×30 with 9 foot ceilings and a loft and a 16×30 foot porch to be more precise. But I built it all on family land. I did it piecemeal, bit by bit, and I did it without taking out strenuous mortgages that will put me and my soon to be fiancé in debt for the next 30 years. I built bigger because we want children. I built with HVAC. Because I live in Texas and summers can be in excess of 100° for weeks on end. But my house is simple when compared to most homes. That doesn't make me a Neanderthal. It makes me and my wife to be people that understand that sometimes some cattle and a modest home with people that love you are more important than the price tag on the things around you. THAT is the direction my attitude is in.

@starwarsfan5001

Жыл бұрын

@EarthSurferUSA I'd venture to ask, as someone who clicked on, and hopefully watched this video in its entirety. What is your view on it? Do you think simple homes advance us and let us focus on more important things. Or do you think modernity helps us stave off "primative" habits?

@bryanlipe900

Жыл бұрын

@@starwarsfan5001 my 2 cents... If you know and value what truly matters the answer can't be easier. Good luck to you and your family, God bless🙏

As a child I lived in some really bad houses. When I learned how to frame up a lumber, I was amazed at what I could do, and thought how some people don’t believe in their selves to even try. DIY channels helped, and so does y’all’s take and step by step, prepare and go for it. Inspiration to live the best life you can in the woods where nobody wants to put forth the effort. Get connected folks to life .

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thanks

@kevola5739

Жыл бұрын

What you really need to know, you learn by doing.

@tapyrandy6624

Жыл бұрын

@@Bushradical loo

It is so satisfying to watch. My grandfather and my father were both master carpenters. To this day, I still love the smell of lumber, and I can just imagine what this smells like. Just beautiful. ❤

A really nice video. No mugging for the camera. No silliness. Enjoyable and calming. You're a hard worker. Thanks for posting this.

"It's really all that any of us can do... Just do the best we can with the time we have." Ahh... some great lines of wisdom there, Dave! :))

Dave, what a great attitude and demeanor you have man. I don't normally watch 50-minute videos on off-grid cabin builds but I have to say your sense of being one with nature, your calmness, and your skill had me hooked. Good job!

@corinnecorley9584

Жыл бұрын

What Ricardo said!!!!!

@Whatintheworld2020

Жыл бұрын

I agree! ❤

@gordon8858

Жыл бұрын

Hi Ricardo, I agree, with you. Dave is calm and informative and he gets the job done. 1st Class.

@thomaselliott573

Жыл бұрын

rubbish

@LifeisEnergy2

Жыл бұрын

Yes indeed 😅 I Watch the entire video because he shows everything and it’s awesome 👌🏽

Loved this entire video, it shows just how simply we can build a home for ourselves.

This is by far my favorite build you’ve done to date! I just keep rewatching it!

@Bushradical

7 ай бұрын

Thanks

My brother and I loved watching and discussing your content. Unfortunately he passed away a few weeks ago and this is the first video of yours I've watched since his passing. It's bittersweet, but it reminds me of him and the time we got to spend together. Thank you for everything you do.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear about your brother.

@sharondixon8254

Жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss. I lost my husband on October 27 so I can relate. We live out in the country and enjoyed watching these videos to help us learn how to build and do for ourselves. So hard now trying to learn to live without him. You're in my prayers. 💙

@user-iy1xv7jn3n

7 ай бұрын

Примите, соболезнование!❤Это печально когда уходит частица сердца и души с близкими людьми, как и печально, когда по злой воле больных политиков гибнут люди

I don't know which is more impressive, that you built a cabin by yourself or that you didn't have a thousand sheets of paper with measurements and directions flying all over the place. You are an inspiration.

@elixier33

Жыл бұрын

It's not a house in really isn't difficult to build.

@vlweb3d

Жыл бұрын

He's been doing it for 21 years. It's all "muscle memory" now - lol.

@haydencourtney7419

Жыл бұрын

That circular saw appeared in nature.. cool build though, the drop in floor is great

@EarthSurferUSA

Жыл бұрын

Well, pretty sure a cabin only needs a drawing or two, and he probably did that himself too.

@EarthSurferUSA

Жыл бұрын

@@haydencourtney7419 Circular saw,---built by man's nature. by our nature, we are smarter than Beavers. If we were as free as Beavers, we would have built a lot more by our nature. Man is part of nature too, or we would not be here.

Such a knowledgeable and talented guy! I stumbled on some of your building and couldn't pull away...it was therapeutic! I'm a older guy so some of it is beyond my ability, but could envision the whole process as you went along. I think you have a very important tool some of us may not have..."PATIENCE". It is a pleasurer to view your work, thanks for sharing...🙂

I love these videos. I can't even hammer a nail straight but it's so relaxing. You and Brooke are 2 of my favorite KZreadrs!! Thanks so much for sharing this process, it never gets old

The drop in false floor for the insulation cavity is genius. Sure beats crawling underneath and trying to stuff it in from the underside. 👏👏

@michaelthoele1625

Жыл бұрын

Yeah at first I was like wtf is he doing that for and then I though oh wow that’s way better.

@RVBadlands2015

Жыл бұрын

For sure love this idea.

@homestead.design

Жыл бұрын

Its a lot of work, and double the cost for subflooring not to mention time, I'd tyvek or reflectix under the joists, (something breathable would be nice) and then just put in the insulation from the top if you even needed the extra R value.

@foobarmaximus3506

Жыл бұрын

There are two sides to every story.

I love watching you build Dave. Learn a lot of techniques. At 61 years old I build my first 12 X 16 cabin in the woods. Love that space. You are so strong lifting those walls!!! What a great cabin you’ve built. ❤🎉

@lindasands1433

Жыл бұрын

Wow! That's inspiring Liz!

@foobarmaximus3506

Жыл бұрын

She likes the strong menzes. lol

I think the one thing that impressed me most about this video was that you could build this cabin all by yourself! Most videos show at least two people building a cabin and some people have only themselves to figure out how to do building a cabin alone. I am definitely gonna have to subscribe to your channel and go and view some of your other videos--what a joy to watch!

Incredible build. Thank you for putting this together.

You’ve done an OUTSTANDING JOB, especially by yourself. I love what you’ve done and accomplished

Thank you My Friend… Memories of my Grandfather’s Place in… Shingleton, MI (Poplar Bluff Cabins) He taught My Dad & My Dad taught Me…. …doesn’t get any better than that… …and thank you for teaching Everyone 😊 “Thanks for the ride” 🙏🏻💟☮️

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thanks

These cabin building compilation videos with your insightful voice-over are always a pleasure to come back to on occasion. They're very soothing and calming to watch and listen to, especially for when I have downtime in this stressful period of my life from roughly the beginning of 2019 until now. While I personally would never attempt or do something of this nature let alone achieve something of this magnitude and great on my own, I still enjoy learning about and observing people's various lifestyles and what they value and cherish in life, and your authenticity and rustic living has rubbed off on me in a positive way; appreciating the simple things in life and finding worth and use out of seemingly worthless objects and abandoned items. Also, I can relate to your disdain and reluctance towards the procedure of insulation; I dislike doing stuff that is mundane and tedious in life that is similar to what insulation is like for people in the construction and craftsmanship industries.

@dmnhuntrball239

7 ай бұрын

😂🎉🎉🎉😢

Fascinating videos especially for one of the least handiest guys going. I just never learned the carpentry and building skills you have. There’s something so relaxing in watching your progress on building this cabin. It’s truly a pleasure to see you enjoy the north woods in a way so many people wish they could these days. What a tremendous place to visit and stay far away from nosey neighbors, HOA’s telling you how to live and just listening to the sounds of those woods. I only hope you have access to a nice stream or spring fed lake with a bounty of freshwater game fish to harvest. God bless you and yours, sir.

What a great way to spend a Sunday winter afternoon,watching you build a cabin !!!! Thanks Dave 👍

Been collecting up materials and going to be starting my cabin this spring.. Thanks for the inspiration bush probably wouldn't have ever tried if I hadn't watched your videos.. excited to see your new cabin.. 👍

@mywildholm

Жыл бұрын

We'll follow along

@ghostcowboy8915

Жыл бұрын

@Lillian Sawyer what does gseg mean? 🤔

I love your videos because they're not time lapsed and you explain things the best videos then others

As usual, as advertised, man I'd give anything to be able to breath again. You are engaged in doing what I used to do. Used being the operative word.

I'm 66 and am about to get my second hip replacement. When I get it done in February, I should be recovered by Spring, and it will be JUST in time for me to make one of these getaway cabins, on property we own, deep in the Maine woods. I will be a hero to my wife, and I will have Dave Whipple to thank. Thanks so much for all your videos, Dave. I know you don't put many out now, so I REALLY look forward to each one. THIS one was great, and was a true inspiration!! I'm about to watch it again!

@gialana850

Жыл бұрын

Good luck to you on the hip replacement & God bless. Merry Christmas Jimmy.

@genastuddard6366

Жыл бұрын

I’m 52 and hoping to get my hip replacement next week so I can get back to my goats.

This is awesome. Hearing the cracking noise from bonfire must be a great. I remember when I was little my dad used to make bonfires like that. The warmth it brings on a cooler day can’t be beaten.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thanks

The skills levels are insane. Great video.

Dave, love your cabin builds especially your peaceful demeanor while doing so. I'm nearly 70 yo now and have built many structures in Colorado and New Mexico so I can relate to the pleasant atmosphere of building in the woods. Thanks for these builds of yours for my trip down memory lane. Keep up the fine work, sir, and say hi to Brooke for me.

@c.r.f.4412

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was just thinking about how I was at twenty years old, I was high energy just trying to fly through projects with an attitude. I'm 42 now and alot calmer so I have to laugh at how I used to operate

Dave - you have such a beautiful way of working. It comes so effortlessly to you! I envy that. Thanks for the inspirational video. Many tips and tricks learned here! 💛

I love watching these before bed. Ty for sharing and sharing your faith

Marc's wife Val: One of the best parts of this video to me was hearing why he was building this cabin then watching him Thank the Good Lord for his nourishment and blessings. this guy is already a GAZILLIONAIR from his selfless actions. Keep up the GREAT work!!!

Love listening to your stories and watching the building. So relaxing for me.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thanks

Your timing is impeccable. I discovered you last year when I was home sick for a week. Well, nearly one year later, I'm out for another week and you build another cabin. Perfect. Thank you.

Love the intro. And the whole video😂. Glad I found this video. Very.

Everything about this video is awesome. Totally inspiring. Also, eating cherry pie filling straight from a can is next level. Respect.

Oh man I can't wait to sit down and watch this! It's been a tough week and Dave's adventures put me in a different place. Thanks Dave!

It’s absolutely relaxing to watch you and Brooke build off grid cabins. It makes me want to build one of my own. Great job!

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thanks

guess what Dave ..this winter we will draw up a comphy chair light the fire and rewatch all your videos ahhh the joys of retirement

I wish more people out there were like you, keep going my freind!

Always the wood stove, love to see it ! :D

I really like watching people build things. It always amazes me to see how you do it all by yourself, especially those walls!

The sound of hammering echoing endlessly throughout the woods was somehow so satisfying and peaceful.

Dave you and your wife were made for each other. Sure enjoyed you two over the years. Thank you. Texas Hick here.

Dave,I've been here the whole time. I watched you build your whole cabin from start to finish. Their might be some people that are jealous because you build so many cabins in the woods but I say if you own alot of land go for it. Its your property ,do as you wish. I watched Brooke build her cabin and I love hers just as I'll love you cabin. A fire is nice on a cold snowy day. I watch your channel whenever your on and I watch Brookes channel also. Thank you for sharing this video. Love it. P.S. Don't forget ,get out and get happy.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

thanks

Dave you are amazing. You make it look easy. Lots of hard work and the pay off is absolutely beautiful.

I enjoy watching your videos I learn something every time thank you

I could listen to you talk all day. So informative and relaxing voice. Thanks for putting together this video.

GREAT JOB, CAME OUT LOOKIN' REAL FINE, KEEP SAFE AMIGO...

I love how you put those cabin posts in, packing the dirt down around them. My dad taught me to do that, and it's really served me well. I've never seen anyone else do that. I've got posts in the ground that I put in that way 50 years ago, and they're still standing strong. Thanks for this video and best of luck to you.

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

Right on!

That tree coming up through that deck is so cool

Dude I love every moment of this video, so relaxing, so chilled, you guys are so lucky to have so much land over there...bliss

@tb456852

Жыл бұрын

Hell I have a 35 acre farm in Kentucky for less then a 3 bedroom apt would cost. I'm still 15 mins to anything important. People look at life wrong and think we all need to live on top of each other. Idk what I'd do if I had neighbors watching me piss off my back porch 😅

@willianparrish6284

Жыл бұрын

@@tb456852 My wife is poking me, and asking if I wrote this.

@Juliabushcraft

9 ай бұрын

Just tell me you did this all without her knowing, and then asked her to come take a look at the re-creation. What a epic thing to do! Well done in EVERY aspect of this, the music, the ringing of the hammer in the woods echo'ing the way it does, everything. What a wonderful hour of content!

@epatha44

Жыл бұрын

I love all the background sounds as well !! Wish I knew what the music was ...🥰

@wayupnort6271

Жыл бұрын

@@epatha44I might be mistaken but I think that’s Dave’s own guitar playing. On top of everything else he can do, he plays the guitar quite well!

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

yup thats me playing guitar

@SirPoopyPants

Жыл бұрын

Its like a magic onion! WELL done on the soft noodling background play!

I do so love watching your Cabin Build videos. You do such an amazing job building them. They're so homey and cozy. Who wouldn't want to stay in one.👍👍💖💗🎄🎄

Now THAT is a fire! ❤ I think I'm the worlds biggest procrastinator LOL!! No vehicles, no sirens, no garbage trucks at 5am.........hell yeah!!)

I have watched this video perhaps 10 times ... thank you !

I absolutely love your videos they're so relaxing to watch and you've got a voice that I could listen to all day long! Also very knowledgeable and he shows the easiest ways of building all the things he builds thank you Dave and keep them coming

Dave builds these cabins with such perfection, watching these cabin builds are so relaxing .

@oslo4251

Жыл бұрын

Far from perfection..

Just wanted to let you know me, my three kids all 5 years of age and younger are watching this with breakfast this morning. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and providing good family entertainment that’s educational. My 5 year old son wants to build a cabin with me now.

Dave, I sure enjoy watching your videos! You make off the grid look inspiring and a much needed way of life! Thanks for posting!

Living in Alaska, I’m a self-employed residential remodeler and fully understand the gratification one receives from a successful building project completion. Watching this was pure fun! So good.

@lancehall1596

Жыл бұрын

Ok and

@Juliabushcraft

9 ай бұрын

hi help me)

I think you make this look a lot easier than it actually is. I loved your video.

You are talented and have a great effort. I admire you. From Thailand

@Bushradical

5 ай бұрын

When I'm in Fairbanks I eat a TON of Thai food as there are several good Thai restaurants. I would love to visit your country.

Love your videos!!! Been watching for a few years. Now I am watching from my own cabin i built last summer, with the jotul F602 hot in the corner!! Thanks for being such an inspiration!

You are such and inspiration. Three years ago I started volunteering with Habitat for Humanity building houses so that I could start to develop skills to do something like this build. Thank you for all you do and everyone out there should consider volunteering with a local Habitat. It has been the most rewarding thing I have done in my life. I do time lapse videos of our build days and now if I would only post them on my channel, maybe more folks will get an idea of what it entails and come join in on the fun. Cheers

@RVBadlands2015

Жыл бұрын

My husband and I volunteered for a summer with habitat putting roofing on. I enjoyed it and learned a lot.

you make carpentry feel so easy and fun. you truly are the best youtuber.

i sit at a desk all day over in Bristol in the UK working with data. its a great way to relax and be a bit more mindful having your videos on my 2nd screen to help realise there is more to life than these numbers!

Absolutely love the tree in deck and thank you! Helped me to decide what to do with my spruce that sits where my deck is to be!

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

right on

Dude! You're one hell of a carpenter/artist. America needs more real men like you. Thanks for making this video.

I built custom homes in chicago every winter for 25 years. Im a master carpenter. After watching this video, I gotta tell you that I would be happy to build a house or a cabin with You. Your a very good framer!

@Bushradical

4 ай бұрын

Thanks !

Built my son a similar "treehouse" and now I'm making one for me and mama out back in the woods on our land.

My wife and I just finished watching you and Brooke on Alone for the first time. We were rooting for you the whole time. You guys did awesome! I love the cabins that you build. It's given me some ideas for the little cabin we hope to build some day. When the time is right. Thank you. 👍

@Bushradical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

What a masterpiece!!! Back when I was a kid, late 60s early 70s, my dad, brother in law and myself built a cabin in Central Utah at Panguitch Lake....everything you did reminded of those days, epic build....We didn't season the wood stove outside, lit that thing up right inside. It was awesome!!! Thanks for reminding me about that great time!! Enjoy your place! Jim

@Bushradical

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Thanks JIm

I really like how you’re like the present day version of Dick Proenneke! God bless you mate! From down under!

Got to say Dave you make the most enjoyable videos out of the hundreds ive watched, also the easy listening narrated part that you do is simply the best, thank you so much for the entertainment from a 77 yr old plumber in England.

@CMoore8539

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Hi England!

@Juliabushcraft

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Dave, you've done a fantastic job on this cabin in the woods. It will give you many happy days with those you cherish. God bless.

Can’t tell you how much I loved watching you do this. I used to help my dad with all our building projects and it brought back fond memories. Wish I could download all the information he has in his brain. I live in town now, much to my chagrin, but watching your videos and your wife’s, is the next best thing to being there. Thanks for making and sharing them. ❤️

You're doing something that most people don't have the skills to do. You just make it look easy.

I've seen a lot of videos of other builders but couldn't really learn anything as easy as I did watching this video. I'm more inspired that I can do it and don't need much tools or knowledge.

Simply fantastic. Thank you for sharing your great work. Thank you for filming it so masterfully. Thank you for not filling your video with silly movie clips. Thank you for not repeating yourself. Thank you for not trying to be a standup comedian. Yes, You Tube gives so many pet peeves!

I absolutely love this!! Such beautiful work and hard to believe our ancestors did this without all of the power tools we have today.