No one realizes how much dedication there is into this series PLUS THE AMOUNT OF EDITING😳😳😳keep these going and hella respect🙏🏼

@BackyardTrailBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, man! I think some people, like yourself, have a bit of a grasp on it!

@riverrobinson86

3 жыл бұрын

@@BackyardTrailBuilds bro of course, love seeing the process

@EdwardVanHalen_16

3 жыл бұрын

I do, I built a tree house once and that took what felt like forever lol

@alexflosho

3 жыл бұрын

I know! This the first vid I watched but I think that all the time on Berm Peak

I love the woodworking you do. Awesome!

@bradyncholewa2066

3 жыл бұрын

build it out of dirt

a yes.. the primal skid steer :'D

@BackyardTrailBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I let my primal skid steer graze our open pastures for a regenerative grazing experience, just like they use to hundreds of years agooooo.

@ethanyates9305

3 жыл бұрын

Grassfed and free range

@motivaionalcreates

3 жыл бұрын

ah yes... the primal concrete

Him: “building jump with no power tools” Also him: “brings out the skid steer”😂😂

@bendavidjohn

3 жыл бұрын

Aye i pulled an eyebrow when he rocked up in that..

@willthomson9189

3 жыл бұрын

technically it’s not a ‘tool’

@Endurophin

3 жыл бұрын

But he donates 200$ every time he uses it. And he was honest about it, he could have filmed a few scoops with a shovel and "Fake" it.

@torinellis8598

3 жыл бұрын

@@Endurophin its such a MASSIVE jump

@christygregory3688

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing

Works out a couple times, looks in the mirror, “I look kinda shredded time to make a thumbnail flexing” lmao respect

@j.l.5966

3 жыл бұрын

Building that caveman/lumberjack strength from all the primal woodwork.

You’ve inspired me to build backyard trails and to make KZread vids about it.

@ddsgardening7437

3 жыл бұрын

Do it I've built my own on 6 acres, it's a must more power to you 💪

@nick_john

3 жыл бұрын

I’m currently working on hopefully 2 miles on my 27 very hilly acres

Please do a seperate video on the wood joinery. It's what makes this series special imo.

I can Already tell it’s going to be very relaxing .

@wilsonsehnem4054

3 жыл бұрын

what up ty

@tymarcus573

3 жыл бұрын

@@wilsonsehnem4054 what’s up

I love how you choose not to use power tools and how much time probably goes into this this will be fire🔥🔥🔥🔥

@gggghh8243

3 жыл бұрын

Skid steer isn’t a power tool?

@xx_robinh_xxyt9848

3 жыл бұрын

@@gggghh8243 i thaught that aswell

@cartermacrenaris705

3 жыл бұрын

@@gggghh8243 you try moving that much dirt and still get the video put in time

@shaggyproductions263

3 жыл бұрын

@@cartermacrenaris705 I never said the skid steer was a tool

Someones been watching Matt Jones backyard jumps series.....The trowl technique sure does look mint though!!

The amount of work that you put into this!!!!!! Also you gotta HUGE property!! Much appreciated you made my day better by uploading! We will get you to 500k!

Great call on removing dirt from the base of the tree mate! I learn something new now.

I love how your doing this I really want to come and ride this to see how it feels compaired to a normal public trail

Your craftsmanship is amazing. So satisfying.

Seth is a magician when it comes to woodworking!

I think this is my favorite episode so far, awesome vid man!🤙

@BackyardTrailBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

Mine too! Thanks.

Loving the bushcraft style builds, i too love MTB and bushcraft woodworking! For those who dont understand how strong a dowel jammed into wood is, shame. But if you DID need some more strength, you can always saw a slit in the top of the dowel and then pound in a wedge, just like axe handles!

The skill displayed here with those mortise and tenons on the curved log is immense. This isn’t easy folks

Nicely done. Love that tool for splitting the logs into boards.

this isnt trail building. this is f***ing ART.

It looked SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO... satisfying on the rainy day!

Dude this is awesome! I don’t know your plans but some rock armoring on the sides of dirt jump would look amazing

The dry dowels absorb the moisture in the greenwood causing them to swell and making a strong fastener!

Watching you for the past few days has taught me so much about biking and building

This guy is too underrated he should have much much more subscribers

SHEEEEEESH. IM SO EARLY YOOOOOOO!!!!!

Proof that hard work pays off! Nice build

Building MTB features the same way my great grandfather did 🪓

Best early birthday present for us! Love your work, keep it up! 🥰

Do a dirt landing with a wood frame around it to hold the dirt in

Ive never seen someone so dedicated. this is inspiring man. youre a legend

These videos are so relaxing and entertaining to watch. Good job as always!

By the way the joint is pronounced like Bri-d-al joint like a person getting married, anyways love the content and keep up the work.

@paddor

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle_joint

@BenFenner

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for posting this correction. I was yelling at the screen the whole time! :D

@vanceriekels7171

3 жыл бұрын

@@BenFenner Same here

@BenFenner

3 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure the naming comes from the horse/saddle world.

@vanceriekels7171

3 жыл бұрын

@@BenFenner I honestly don’t know where but that could be

Yet again, another mind blowing build! The work you must have put into this is amazing! Both the build, and the video/story just keep getting better! Awesome work, man! 🤘🏼

Me watching him stand barefooted on the split wooden planks at the end: 😬😳

@-Xilef-

3 жыл бұрын

Also in the mud when he was shaping the dirt

@skilllessbeast7416

3 жыл бұрын

@@-Xilef- At least you don't get splinters from mud.

@-Xilef-

3 жыл бұрын

@@skilllessbeast7416 True

This guy is soooooo underated, love this kid

Bro, you're incredible. You should make a build a house series in the woods.

5:00 that thing looks like those primal slip and slide people make. Beautiful. Keep up the great work man.

You should dress the skid steer up like a mammoth. That'll keep it primal.

Great Video Seth! Can we expect some homemade music to go along with this homemade trail? I really liked it when you used your original music.

Dude this build is sooo sick! Cant wait to see how she rides!

really love the purple inner color of that wood

Never saw this channel, never knew about you, but your choice of music at 4:42 made me subscribe instantly. That beat schallert as we say in Germany.

Adobe Bricks would be an awesome option! I have never seen a path done in those!

@BackyardTrailBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

....ooooo thats such a fun idea.

Just wanted to say congrats on 150k man bit late but ive been here since sub 25k and its amazing to have seen this channel grow. Well deserved, cheers to many more keep up great content.

4:43 sooooooo satisfying!!!!

I think the half-on-half would be best because you'd really feel and hear it if you cased the landing. Plus, it's easily movable, should you want to in the future!

I am using your style to make my backyard trail

Wow. That looks awesome. Great job. Option 2 half and half. Your skills always impress me.

im starting to think you like making things more than mountain biking lol!

@BackyardTrailBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

You’re correct!

@smashyrashy

3 жыл бұрын

@@BackyardTrailBuilds me too dude haha

Amazing how much fun you can have with sculpted mud and wood! Endless hours of riding too 😃

I’ll always vote for features made of wood for the primal trail. The no power tool aspect makes for a great vid.

You have an incredible amount of wood wright skills! What an amazing feature!🤘

Many who hates honey suckle! Smells amazing and it's a tasty treat!

When the wood dries (seasons), or during winter, during freeze and thaw, is when the deck boards will pop off. In really cold winters, for a few days, I always have deck boards pop loose from the boards loosening their grip around the nails due to the expanding and contracting. So expect that.

HELLZ YEAH! I want to see a vid on the various joineries you are using!

beatiful wood working job!!!!

Seths bike hacks on another level.

Glad ur using the skid steer

Best video I will see today. Great work.

finally someone who doesn't dig in trees 👍🏻 respect

So satisfying to watch it all come together! Keep up the awesome work!

YES

That is one gorgeous looking TTF

Do more about the joints and amazing video

It's the first video i saw on your channel ... I really enjoyed it!

That is such an amazing feature. It looks so freaking rad!

great work man honestly looks like nice little trail

Love watching your wood work, some of it must take a lot of patience.

Absolutely awesome build I so enjoy watching your videos

That feature looks sick

the time dedication and effort you put in your project is awesome.. i know how you feel coz im a woodworker with HandTools too. 😍😍😍

Whoever likes backyard trail builds like this

Wow awesome work man looks like its gonna be great to ride when finished, people keep giving him ideas and let this trail grow!

Must hurt to be barefoot in the wood? I like your run in! I wood live to ride that trail. Nice work!

4:42 that kid is playing in the dirt 😬😂

Absolutely brilliant work dude, love it! 👊

My 6 year old and I would love to see a video about the wood joinery

The woodworking has so much craftsmanship involved and I love the caveman aspect of this trail. Not to get ahead or anything but I want to see a KittyCAT trail next 4:27 😂 can’t wait for the next feature

12:48 that Fender Rhodes has a little bit of a Joe Zawinul sound.

great to come home from work to your video, cheers mate.

You need to do a video to tell us viewers a little about yourself and your background, especially where you learned all these woodworking techniques.

above and beyond amazing work.

Half and half is my vote! Love the content!

The editing that goes into these vids must take forever😂

@BackyardTrailBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

If I’m lucky I’ll have 4 days to do it, but this one was 3 days all of which were 12 or more hour days

The most satisfying thing I have ever seen!

thank you for sponcering my dads job

Nice job with the angles 🌲🌳🦌

This trail is amazing I can’t wait for part 2

Been here since your first video. You building skills have improved so much and it’s honestly kinda inspiring seeing you make something completely out of wood like that. I can’t wait to see how it holds up in the long run. Have you considered maybe sealing the wood? I know cedar is naturally rot resistant already it’s just a thought.

It looks great, Seth!

Even with power tools this would take a lot of time (speaking from a lot of experience) so this is extremely cool and especially environmentally friendly becuase you leave nothing but things that already came from the forest. Also props for mentioning the problem of imvasive species (i can't even express my hate for honey suckle in words).

Yes please on more depth on wood joinery! 😁

Your the best it is amazing watching you work!!!

I would love to see a series of videos just on a bunch of the techniques you use for this kind of stuff

it looks so good

Holy crap, your commitment to your ideals is incredibly inspiring! thank you for the sick content!!

Nice one man can't wait till the next one

Option 2, live your videos man

Definitely noticing an improvement in your videos lately, can't wait to see more.