I want to share with you the entire process of building my cabin in the woods. I won't lie and say it's easy. As an amateur, it was challenging at times, but I guess those moments just make me more excited. The cabin is warm thanks to the stove. There's basic ventilation. There's plenty of space and equipment to cook food. If you count only the workdays, it took me 96 days to build. Of course, there's still work to be done, but I'm happy. I hope you find it interesting.
00:00 making a foundation for the cabin 00:01:15 I'm making and insulating the floor 00:03:22 assembling the walls of the house 00:08:41 the roof base from rafters 00:14:45 laying moisture/wind protection on the roof 00:18:21 laying OSB boards on the roof 00:21:19 final roof covering with bituminous shingles 00:24:21 membrane for external walls 00:28:51 external lathing and finishing of walls 00:36:16 building a large terrace for the cabin 00:58:20 DIY cabin windows 01:03:54 make beautiful but simple chairs 01:12:04 steps for the terrace 01:15:15 insulating the cabin 01:17:17 nailing clapboard to the walls (wrong) 01:21:44 doors from scraps 01:31:37 interior window finishing 01:39:19 installation of a drainpipe 01:43:16 cut down dry trees 01:45:48 treatment of the cabin with antiseptic and painting 01:52:58 work inside the cabin (painting, ventilation) 01:57:18 installation of a stove 02:04:44 DIY kitchen made from planks
