Thanks Keith! And thanks for watching buddy!

Thanks so much Bruce, we totally agree that capturing this whole process on video together as a family is priceless. We appreciate your support and for watching our channel!

That is so awesome for us to hear, that is the best. A couple of amateurs like us encouraging others to get out there and build something or improve their property. Thanks for your support!!

Thanks for watching and for the encouragement!

Thanks so much Mark! We are so thankful for viewers like you! We are enjoying doing this project together as a family and that we have the beautiful location to build it. We will be commencing building progress this week and hope to have another video of our progress soon. I hope your build goes well and look forward to hearing about your progress!

We are sure enjoying doing the cabin build and filming it as well. Thanks for your encouragement and for watching!

Thanks for watching Aaron!

Thank you so much! It's been an adventure so far :)

Thanks! You are correct, having Doug's help with that tricky slope foundation pour is a blessing! It is a pretty spot, looking forward to more progress!

Thanks so much! Sure is exciting to see the progress in the woods!

Thanks so much!

So true! Some great family memories!

Yay thanks for watching! How big is your cabin and how long did it take?

@@LifeintheNorth40 My place is 16 x 22, I am actually in the process of adding on a 5x8 bathroom addition now. I've been working on it for 6 years. I am getting close to finishing it, maybe in a year I'll have have her done.

Thanks for the encouragement! So the plan for this cabin had all the 6x6 posts "Pole barn" style with just digging a hole at the right location then just burying the 6x6's straight and level. However due the the location chosen for the cabin due to the creek, pond and cedars we also had a substantial down hill drop from the back of the cabin to the front. So we definately needed to use Sona tubes and cement due to the hillside and stability of the cabin. We did all 4 corners of the cabin on cement pillars, and did the two center runs of 6x6 posts front and back pole barn style (Dug hole notched 6x6 's into floor frame and backfilled the hole with sakrete cement, this was okay as we did the pillars on all corners as well as the downhill deck 4x4 footers were all Sona tube and cement pillar poured as well as the stairwell corner since it was downhill as well. I hope this answers your question. If you are building on a flat level site in sandy soil, you can just dig your holes and put your pressure treated posts into your holes with cement dry and pack it in and let them set up and you would be fine.

Hmmm. I guess you didn’t catch that the front and back frame is 16 foot, supported by 4 6x6 posts evenly spaced. The depth is only 10 foot for the floor joists. So your point is invalid

Lol yes too late!

Very nice! Where's Marble Mountain?

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