I had to make numerous trips from the city to the cabin in the woods because I needed a lot of insulation, and it's bulky. I need a total of 16 packs, but only 3 fit in the car. After insulating some walls, I immediately attached the vapor barrier. I did this to quickly cover at least one wall with imitation timber cladding... I really wanted to see how it would look.
To reiterate, I had never worked with boards before and had never built anything. What's my conclusion? Yes, the cabin might not be perfect, but with access to water, you can spend a lot of time here. If you dream of building your own cabin and are afraid to start due to a lack of experience... just begin, and everything will work out.
What is in the video:
00:00 Found a third bird on the property
00:51 Trimming the remnants of the outer skin frame
02:09 Cleaning up the cabin before work
03:45 Insulating the cabin
07:56 Laying out the material for the inside of the cabin
09:05 Harvested cucumbers from the garden bed
10:00 Fixing the vapor barrier
12:28 Cladding the wall with imitation lumber
18:14 Bringing the front window of the house back to normal
22:09 The locals were caught in a video trap
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