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@laaung8077

2 жыл бұрын

Hi my friend.. Do you consider living here full time after finishing up the cabin ? Off grid lifestyle 😍 stay safe and take care my friend

@joelhenderson5404

2 жыл бұрын

I would say your pop has done a lot of carpentry in the past to help you build such a beautiful door. Good job you guys.

@ditzydoo4378

2 жыл бұрын

On assembling the door face boards, I believe you would have been better served with using 4-each Pipe clamps to hold the board tight to each other before screwing them onto the door frame. They would as you know shrink with age. i do like how you put foam between the cross braces. Buuuut, the Faux exterior hinges look weird. If it were mine I would take them off since they are non-functional and make the outside of the door face look too busy, what with the Iron clovo's installed. And since this is a rural cabin with an elevated porch, why not have the door swing outward. It would make for a far more secure cabin against a Bear trying to "Push it in". Another trick to keep Bears away is to take scrape Plywood and but 2-1/2 screws randomly through the face and lay these points up under the windows and door while your away.

@EliteGeeks

2 жыл бұрын

Not a record, in the 1980s we use 4x6x8' to make a 6" thick door... upstate NY, in the finger lakes, used all thread to squeeze it together then we squared it with a plain, I guess, we wanted the door as thick as the walls as we could... Which was 8"ish round lumber, I never liked that the door swung inward. But grandpa was worried about getting snowed in. The other benefit to it swinging inside was the door was so heavy, he put a wheel on the end to hold up the weight. I will bet money people have made thicker, we wanted it so no one could chop thru it to break in when we were not there most of the year. I do admit your door is better looking, we used home made hardware to make these massive deadbolts

@FreezyAbitKT7A

2 жыл бұрын

How long till it's "House Fly Proof"?

Hey , you and your dad are doing a tremendous job on the door. I like the fact that your insulating it. I hope your wife's health is improving.

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated, my friend. 🙂👍The insulation was a great way to keep the weight down and the R value up. ...As for Mrs. Outsider, she's been having a rough year with her health. Still hoping and praying her condition will improve though.

@thizizliz

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin I was hoping for good things for her too. I do hope for the best for her! And your daughter as well of course.

@DDL2728

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin I'm sorry Ms. Outsider is having a rough year. I guess I didn't look at the date on the other video. We're praying. God blessed your faith with a miracle & can do it again 🙌🙌 stay strong 🙏

@PavlovsBob

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin Excellent door. Continued prayers for Mrs. Outsider and your entire family. 🙏♥️

@reaperhunter7297

2 жыл бұрын

The whole thing is nice but the door is really nice

I France, in the Alps, the iron claws were use to avoid bears to destroy the doors. If they want to scratch the door, they were injured their paws. Good video, you always made my day when you post a new video !

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent tidbit of the history on the clavos! Thanks for sharing.

Amazing!!! We just found y'all, & we're hooked!! We watched the cancer video - PRAISE GOD for your miracles!! Our God is AWESOME!!! We'll be praying for y'all & that God bless you abundantly!!!

What a fantastic Journey you have taken us your viewers on. The cabin will host many generations of your family and you have a documentation of you and your father building it. The door is a work of art we wouldn't have expected anything less from you and your father. I want thank you and your father for taking us on this remarkable Journey!

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, my friend! It's a strange and wonderful thought...my grandchildren enjoying the cabin, while also being able to view its construction on KZread. That's if KZread is still around by then. Who knows! 😁

@neilschipper3741

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin just a suggestion, make copies of your videos and or also make a book that you can keep in the cabin in a chest full of your precious memories our family life. I just know your mom is looking down at you and your father with great joy and pride! Also hope your wife is doing okay, getting better everyday!

I use Simply safe security in my off grid cabin too . No power or internet connection needed . It's a off gridders security dream

Blessings from Ipswich Australia to you and yours the Outsider and Snr . What an xlent team you make father and son ... following the perfect example is standing you on good stead to be witnesses of His Glory. Thankyou for sharing your door building skills with us all. You're like a breath of fresh air that just blows into our lives. 👏👏🤗🙏💞✝️🤗

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Heather! 🙂🙏 God bless.

Beautiful door indeed. However what’s more beautiful, to me at least, is seeing your Dad by your side as you build this cabin. His wisdom is priceless, & his presence a gift. I can’t wait to see how your bride decorates the inside of this gem. I’ve seen the video of her story & I feel we need to see more of her!

@charlesthomas6606

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Judy how is the weather conditions over there??

Every time I watch one of these vids, I always think the same thing. Someday, someone will be sitting on the porch and saying..."your Grandfather and Great Grandfather built this cabin with their bare hands. FANTASTIC work guys. Love it. Keep it up.

Awesome door! The cabin looks great

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

🙂🙏 As does the new cabin foundation you're putting in. All the best, my friend.

@motorcyclelad

2 жыл бұрын

This confirms my theory that all Canadians know each other😄 (Kidding of course. I’ve followed both of your channels from almost day one, thanks to a lifelong passion that was sparked by Dick Proenneke many years ago)

@jenniferwhitewolf3784

2 жыл бұрын

How cool is this!!! My two favorite cabin builders 👍👍👍

@ahmetkarakoyunlu4125

2 жыл бұрын

ilk defa gördüm başkasına yorum yazdığını. my self Reliance 👍😅

@sobol152

2 жыл бұрын

By the way, this is the same question for you. it's just that I'm subscribed to your channels and I still don't understand it.... Explain to me to a Russian person why you leave gaps between logs, and just then cover them with a solution??????? Isn't it easier to cut down into a cup? and there is no this gray disgrace in the form of cement slats

The door is beautiful, the house is beautiful and the whole area is beautiful. Your dad raised you right, you both seem thoughtful, moral and hardworking. In this time, that is amazing.

@charlesthomas6606

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Nana how is the weather conditions over there.?.

@justnana2256

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlesthomas6606 Really hot and dry the last few weeks with a couple of heavy rains. Flooded underpasses and streets because it rained so hard in a very short time. No drought. East central kansas.

@charlesthomas6606

2 жыл бұрын

@@justnana2256 OK nice to meet you am from Mexico but presently now in Oslo Norway for my job what about you...???

You’re blessed to work so closely with your dad. I was blessed to work with my dad as a baker in my school days. I’d love to makes some bread with him again. I miss him now that he’s gone. :)

Incredible build, looks great. Many blessings to the entire Outsider family.

Always so grateful, for the opportunity you both give to all of us, to share in your experiences. It's a wonderful internet family. The door is phenomenal!

The cabin has a really fine finish look to it. Almost like a piece of furniture. It's beautiful!

I helped my dad build his log home many years ago, sadly he passed just recently, I wish I had documented that build on video as you have but luckily I have memories of those days, treasure this time with your dad. P.S cabin looks amazing!

Seen a lot of doors in my day and this is a thing of beauty. Beautiful craftsmanship. What a joy it must be to have your dad right there with you. God bless all who will pass through this door.

Just as a note of precaution: Be careful where you place the brush and rags that you use to apply Linseed oil; they have been known to spontaneously combust. The door looks fantastic!

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Great advice! ...and as a matter of fact, I left all the rags and brushes outside, away from the cabin for that reason.

@danielbianchi3479

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a finish carpenter as well, very impressive job Men! Outstanding!

@Rick_Sanchez_C137_

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin for future builds, there are three naturally drying oils (linseed, tung, walnut), tung and walnut don’t spontaneously combust…. Ever…. If you still want to use linseed, than get the raw oil as it doesn’t have the Japanese (chemical) driers in it like what you buy in the cans, and is much less likely to combust spontaneously… Also, historically, certain other things have been mixed with drying oils to make them seal wood better, pine tar and turpentine (turpentine was used to thin the mixture and get it deep into the wood instead of just sitting on top)especially…. they even used to use them to protect the wood in the old fishing fleets. Mix the oil, pine tar, and pine turpentine, then slowly heat to a boil and use warm to seal the wood….

@DOLsenior

2 жыл бұрын

YESSS I used penofin oil on my deck. Worked well after dark and dropped two rags. The next day I forgot to go double check and wasn't home much of the hot sunny day. Luckily my neighbor happened to be in her yard and noticed the flames.

That tractor is a godsend eh! :) Good to point out that you harvested a while back logs you planned for in the future. This project all around is so well thought out....mistakes and all....what a learning experience....and to learn about yourself as well BONUS. 👍

The iron nails you used were actually just nails in the olden days, with a wide head to prevent them from sinking into the wood from the front, and they were longer than the thickness of the door so that they stuck through and were then bent back on the backside to prevent anyone from pulling them out. There are videos out here that show you how it is done if I didn't manage to explain it well. What you have there is just a prop to make the door look awesome, and you have surely accomplished that;) Great job guys! Appreciate the content!

@TimBielawa

2 жыл бұрын

Hence the saying “dead as a doornail”. If they were removed they were basically broken.

@Mtbambeno

2 жыл бұрын

Clinch nails.

@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367

2 жыл бұрын

@@TimBielawa no dead asadoor nail is referring to coubtersunk nails. thoseold iron rivets on the old doors are burned on and peened on the other side. they hold the layers of boards togeather which meant therewas layers with grain going both ways in the door.. making it stronger

@dewalt4594

2 жыл бұрын

I bet your just the life of the party every where you go MC Armoury .

@georgewhitehouse8630

2 жыл бұрын

The nails are crimped over to help the horses that might kick, it from falling apart

Thank you for playing this again. Your father was amazing! Top of the world carpenter. May his legacy live on with you. He is missed. That door is fabulous! I hope all is well with you and your family. How is your wife doing? That may be to personal, I understand. I'm a survivor I know how it is. Stay strong, and again, thanks for showing this video. I miss him too.

It's great that you decided to keep the extended roof for a veranda Also am thrilled you're taste runs with rustic and Viking and not the 'hoity toity' frilly curtains, vinyl floors, plastic counter tops... As well, in the future, adding more rooms and have the roof and veranda extend across the front *and* side. Not that I'm expecting too much but *you* did say you were gonna be around for a long time so I'm just thinking of things you could consider doing... A good reason to keep all of you around, I think... We love ya! p.s. "Do not despise the small beginnings for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin". Remember? So ya gotta keep him happy... Yet another good reason for keepin' on. *God* Bless and Have Fun... Amen

Damn... that is a helluva door. As someone who is a tad OCD, I appreciated the overbuilt quality of the entire project. Ive watched every video after just stumbled upon one video by accident

Great job Gentlemen! Love watching father and son working together. God bless!!

And just when one thinks that it can't get any better! , that door is amazing!

Ft. Knox called, they want their door back. Seriously, that is a BEAUTIFUL door! Well done gentlemen!

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

😆👍 Thanks, my friend.

I'm looking forward to seeing the hinges that will be able to handle that door!

@senioroutsider2975

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Peter! The one you saw having the swivel part removed, is the same kind of hinge as what will be to hang the door. Cheers!

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. We'll be using 4 to 5 of those 2' strap hinges on the inside of the door, securely fastened with heavy duty wood screws. That'll do the trick. :)

@alangardiner872

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin it would be better (engineering wise) that you passed coach bolts through from the outside, so that you are not depending on compression only of woodscrews and trying cope with that weight. Bolts passing right the way through, would/will give Doweling effect to carry the weight..... imho

My Dad was always brilliant and willing to help me as your Dad does. Not everyone is truly Blessed with a Dad like that. Many fond memories and great appreciation. Donnie

Our Grandfather built a very think and heavy (external) door's on our cabin, his reason was to keep bears out, they ripped through a 3" door.. He built them out of 3 layers of 2 x 4's out side's vertical the middle horizontal, they were all glued and pegged together with half inch dole rods, and they are very very heavy there are 5 heavy duty hinges with 5" screws.. he also built very strong storm shutters, that were almost 3" thick with metal bands strapped around them.. I replaced those doors a few years ago, I used a heavy steel door and put 1/4" wood paneling over them, to give it a rustic wood look.. My wife & I both love your channel.. Be Blessed...

Thank you so much for your videos, and sharing your family with us. You building memories and history with every screw and nail.

I really LOVE how that door turned out! Awesome job guys! 👍

Hello to you both... You do such excellent work and watching you is a real highpoint of my day. It helps me in these difficult times by letting me live through your eyes, and your creative genius. I build along with you, and it's very engrossing for me. I want to say thank you, again. Heartfelt. Please send my greetings and warm best wishes to your wife, with empathy and love for healing. God bless... 💕

AS SOON AS I OPEN THE VIDEO, YOU MAKE ME SMILE...B/C OF THE COMRADERIE BETWEEN THE TWO OF YOU, FATHER & SON...AND WHAT A DAD YOU HAVE...HE OBVIOUSLY LOVES YOU VERY MUCH...GOD BLESS YOU BOTH...;)

You can’t say that _you_ didn’t change the Big Bad Wolf’s line in the nursery rhyme: _“… I’ll huff, and I’ll puff, and I’ll blow…wwhoa whoa whoa - what is that? Medieval wood? Look at the craftsmanship. Dang…little me sit down here and rethink this approach.”_ 😂

@DDL2728

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahahaha, hilarious AND true!! That's an amazing door!!! Love it!!

@marypatten9655

2 жыл бұрын

Lol. Love your narative there about that big bad wolf. Thanks for sharing that. A good laugh is always a good way to start a day. God bless

Your Log Cabin is absolutely beautiful.You and Dad have done a Incredible job !

Looking good! The original iron heads on old doors where riveted nails going clean through to the other side and peened over both ways. They held the door together - thus there were so many of them - a multi layer door being far stronger and fire resistant.

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Ah interesting! Makes sense. Thanks for sharing that little bit if history.

The Door ..... first thing a visitor focuses on from afar and then up close setting the state of mind about whats inside ..... A beautiful door of character .... I cant wait to join you all at your first Christmas at the cabin and God bless and keep you too , friend.

Door 🚪 looks Amazing 😉👍

Wow, that door came out beautifully, but the whole cabin is a work of art, you are one talented dude !

Everyone should have a tire repair kit in their vehicle. But for anyone off roading, they are required. Multiple ways to patch a puncture and multiple ways to get air into it. Worst case, leave the screw in the tire. The door looks great by the way. The cabin is really coming together. Already has some character!

Great craftsmanship, but I preferred how it looked at 7:25. Simple, clean and goes with the style of the cabin. Nothing else on the exterior looks like old viking village dwelling like the door does.

Wow, your craftsmanship is so inspiring, love what you and your father have done! Thanks, so much, for sharing!

The cabin looks amazing can't wait to see how you finish it up inside... 💕The door👍

@vinscully4283

2 жыл бұрын

Nice meeting you dear, I’m Vin Scully the voice of Dodgers baseball broadcasts in LA and NY, I believe we met by fate,Reach me out on Gmail sections to keep in touch Thanks: vinscully19@gmail.com

You are very blessed to be able to do these things with your father. Thanks for all the time you put into making these videos so we can take part in your adventures.

I think your Dad is getting younger! Wonderful to work on such a project together. Well done, gentlemen.

Beautiful, strong door!! Pretty soon you’ll be working on the interior - can’t wait! ❤️❤️

@Mike.C.

2 жыл бұрын

The Outsider will become the insider

@michelemx8231

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mike.C. TeeHee!

That door is AMAZING! The whole cabin is!! I've watched since the boulders were selected and I love every minute of it. God bless you and your family.

@charlesthomas6606

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Rhonda how is the weather conditions over there.???

We can't find words to express the most amazing door ever. well done

@charlesthomas6606

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Rose how is the weather conditions over there ..???

That’s a great looking door! Using a gate latch is also a great idea for it, because getting a longer spindle shouldn’t be too hard. Speaking from experience…. I made solid doors about that thick too. Then I went to buy hardware for them. …and then I made new doors 2 3/4” thick. Because that is the thickness I was able to buy reasonably priced (still $500 a piece) latches for.

Oh wow, just beautiful. That door is a masterpiece. God bless!!!

I have been so bummed that you haven’t had a new video lately. The wait was worth it as the front door is gorgeous, beautiful and perfect! This is the best Log Cabin by far! Sorry for your tractor tire! 😥

You’re very lucky to work worth your dad! I was able to as well. Everything I build today is because of him. God bless!

WOW!! Great job to you and your Dad! Love seeing a father and son work so well together! God Bless You Both👍👍👍👍

I could live in that year round, no problem. Remember when you trim the door to fit, that on the latch side to cut it at angle so the swing doesn't hit and drag on the jam. It will be even more pronounced with a door that thick.

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

I've been considering doing just that. 👍🙂 Thanks for the suggestion!

@pauldavidhaynes8243

2 жыл бұрын

Your doors opening inwards I'm guessing? The problem you may have is the gap will need to be bigger on the outside to accommodate the leading edge cut. Something to bare in mind. But great job.

That is one impressive door! Guaranteed to keep any bear or marauder at bay! Well done

Father & Son, Watching you two work is a real blessing.Great job as usual,the door is absolutely beautiful and very well made.You are creating some very Precious Memories. God Bless.

It’s so wonderful that you and your Father can work together and build something so beautiful, artistic, full of creativity and rustic. You always amaze me with your ingenuity and God given talents. Thank you so much for sharing your step by step architecture designs. I can almost smell the cedar from here from your stunning door; your grandfather would be totally delighted by this magnificent structure. 🗝

That thickness of timber will certainly give good insulation against your cold winters.

Glad you are back back in the wilderness a great videos that we all can enjoy👍

Wow !! Are you kidding me. this build is thing of absolute genius. Beautiful !!!! Gawd I'd love to have a build from the two of you.. Your grandson is top-notch.. Most Respectfully !

I absolutely am enchanted by your building ability. It never ceases to amaze me what you can do with wood. Thank you for taking the time to post .

You and your father are amazing. Thank you for sharing a bit of your world with the rest of us.

That door really adds a nice touch to a already awesome looking cabin that's like putting the cherry on top nice job !

adventure in the forest is very fun by always keeping the forest beauty to be sustainable and not damage but make it comfortable to live in and beautiful. thank you sher

Was so happy to see another episode posted by you.....it made my day!!Sending continued prayers for your wife and hoping she is doing well.

@charlesthomas6606

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Diane how is the weather conditions over there???

So glad you get to do so much of this with your Dad. Prayers for all of you and especially for the health of your wife.

I love your videos! All the best from NSW, Australia.

@vinscully4283

2 жыл бұрын

Nice meeting you dear, I’m Vin Scully the voice of Dodgers baseball broadcasts in LA and NY, I believe we met by fate,Reach me out on Gmail sections to keep in touch Thanks: vinscully19@gmail.com

Howdy Brother- beautiful door! Thanks for sharing this. God bless y’all

Cabins is looking really good, glad to see your dad still working with you I'm still praying for your wife.

Your dad and yourself are well on the way to having a really good looking cabin and solid as a rock. Also I have a friend of mine is a roofer and he has a good size magnet that he uses to clean up roofing nails when they finish a job and he says it works really good. That might save you having to change a tire.

That's the most racoons proof door I've ever seen. ❤️🙏

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Let's hope so! If a racoon gets through that door...it's not a racoon. 🦣😆

Such a blessing you are able to spend so much quality time with your dad. Impressive, quality work. Can't wait till the next post.

beautiful see working father and son together with this harmony,well done!

That door is amazing, great job to the two of you.

In Europe, during Medieval times, the claveaus were made to go through the doors and werbe bent over on the interiors of each door. A 7 or 8 inch claveau was required to go through the door. Each spike was hand forged by tan iron smith. Very expensive to have that many. The uuse was for protection by breaking through. Two very heavy duty pieces of wood were slid in on iron trestles, each having a trestle on either side, thereby giving even more protection fron break-ins. Keep up the great content. 😎😎

@bapi6643

Жыл бұрын

The claveaus are also referred to as door nails. They were considered a sign of wealth due to their cost. The were bent over, or “deadened” on the inside so they could not be easily removed. Hence the term “deader than a door nail “

Looks fantastic! That door really finishes the look nicely. You and your dad should be proud!

This cabin is simply outstanding!!! I really liked how you never rush through with anything and did your research on everything. Well done and keep up the great work with your father together as he is simply amazing too! Much respect to you and your family and God Bless.🥰

That door looks killer guys !!!.... always a good Saturday when the Outsider notification comes up !!...Hello there Sr !.... lookin great on all thos close ups !!... well dun guys !!.... stay healthy from Wisconsin

Hi how GREAT was that video. Both you and your Dad did a BRILLIANT job on the door It really complements the Cabin. Outsider Sr. Many many tks for letting me know that you are going to be on all the upcoming videos. You sure pull your weight working on the Cabin. Hats off and well done to you 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Delighted to see you Sylvia

I WACHT a lot of channels that i love, but your's full of knowledge and love, well done with accuracy and most of all father and son working peacefully, God Bless you both and your family.

That’s an amazing door.

Ahhh gonna be a good day starting it off right with a new upload

The wrought iron clavos you added to the front door gave it a rustic medieval look!

I have been watching your cabin build since the beginning. Thank you for the many hours of interest and enjoyment. It blows my mind when I think about your use of local trees to make your cabin. It is awesome. Thank you and God Bless.

Love the door; that made a rather satisfying episode, thank you!

I've heard that in ancient Mesopotamia, the door was the most valuable part of most homes, because it was built from imported cedar. Congrats on your door, and your whole cabin, for that matter.

@johnssmith4005

2 жыл бұрын

Cedar from Lebanon

@j-ch8787

2 жыл бұрын

Mesopotamia is the basis of architecture. We didn t invent much since this rising up of civilisation. And building comfortable homes. Today new age make me laugh re discovering all what was current recepts of "good building". And they show it as "modern environmentalist skills".! "sustainable technics" bla bla bla. Except furnitures they invented everything. (they just began to make very simole coffers... To keep safe their cuneiform tablets where they archived their worthies by very first writing.. Counting).

@j-ch8787

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnssmith4005 in Irak and Iran they had what we call "cedar of lebanon". It s during roman domination with dvt of trade by ships that this tree was used in europe too.

You and dad did a fantastic job of building the door, absolutely gorgeous! Working great together and doing wonderfully on all your projects. Hope your wife is fine and I'm keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep dry and cool. Til your next video, later my friend.

The Outsider is one of my favorite channels. I enjoy watching the precision of your work. True craftsmanship. It's obvious you get your skills from your dad. It's great to see you working together. The door looks amazing! Strong and sturdy. Looking forward to the next episode. Until then, take care and God Bless.

That door is beautiful, you and your Dad have to be very proud of your build! Thanks for sharing. Kevin

I love the door! You built it & that’s a great completed look! I hate when ppl build a whole cabin then put a store bought regular home door on it! Makes no sense!

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

...like wearing a nice tux...with a pair of crocs. 😆 Anyway, thanks for the kind comment. 🙂👍

@QueenIam317

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin 😂😂🤣

The knowledge between these two is got to be awesome .

Nothing would have been better than to build a cabin with my Dad, but he didn’t have the patience to teach me anything I was just supposed to know! You sir are a lucky man! God bless!

Maple has almost zero rot resistance. Not a good choice for an exterior threshold - especially a board that has already begun to spalt (rot). White oak, black walnut, black locust or some other rot resistant wood should have been used. Even cedar would have been better than that maple. Maple is very durable, but is strictly an indoor wood.

@darrellcaruk8880

2 жыл бұрын

you are correct

@senioroutsider2975

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Planet, you are right, however there are some mitigating factors! Because of roof overhang and the shelter of the surrounding trees, no rain even torrential ones with strong winds, don't get the sill wet. As well the sill can easily be replaced. The reason maple was chosen is be cause it is its resistance to wear. Cedar is a good choice for resistance to damp conditions but would wear quickly. Cheers Have a great day!

@senioroutsider2975

2 жыл бұрын

@@darrellcaruk8880 See above reply to Planet Mojo. Cheers!

@PlanetMojo

2 жыл бұрын

​@@senioroutsider2975 Still the wrong wood completely, and will rot rapidly regardless of the overhangs. Maple should never be used or exterior work period. The correct woods like black locust have more résistance to wear and are basically waterproof.

@tinyhouse534

2 жыл бұрын

Quite correct. Maple is one of the worst exterior woods! Even with finish on it it will rot very quickly!

Love your channel! God Bless from the Chicago area!

WOW!! Absolutely LOVE the door brother! Blessings to you and your family today!

From a Man that has done finish carpentry for 37 years..... I like your style.....

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, glad to hear it! 😁👍 Thank you, my friend.

“Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.” ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭3:20‬ ‭KJV‬‬ ❤️

Any idea what the R factor is on that masterpiece! I would imagine it would be pretty substantial .

@TheOutsiderCabin

2 жыл бұрын

I'm actually not sure...🤔 I believe the insulation we used has an R value of 8, but it doesn't span the whole door... It also occurs to me that an inch of wood has a general R value of 1.25...is that right? So our door might have a rough R value of 10-12. 🤷‍♂️

@alfiobaldini

2 жыл бұрын

You are doing a great job but you are getting too commercial

@user-be7xq9ot4k

2 жыл бұрын

Мы нищие по сравнению с их технологиями,особенно в 2021 году,я и многие другие не могут купить 1 кубометр досок,!!!

OMG YOU AND YOUR DADDY is doing SUCH A WONDERFUL JOB I hope YOUR WIFE AND CHILDREN AND your mom are all doing well STAY SAFE OUTTHERE AND BLESSED Rose FROM COLUMBUS TEXAS

Absolutely amazing door you and your dad creared, I hope your wife is doing well and still praying for her and she has a amazing husband. Take care my friends stay safe god bless