Was so great!!! ¿Which state are you?

Tim, the tool man, nice job, my friend. Subbed in, b.t.w.🙂🇨🇦

Timtools99 What are your thoughts on insulation? Im doing a 7x14x7 enclosed trailer (more of a stealth camper/tiny home) but i choose to go with a dow frothpak 620 for $725+/-. I can do all 6 sides with that and im thinking it should save a ton of time. I am however running ent conduit to multiple locations throughout the trailer and taking extra precautions to make sure everything is very well sealed and water tight. Oh and power vent on the roof and make up air through the floor. The only downside i see is that you better make sure youve got your ducks lined up because youve got 1 shot to do it right. I always appreciate when an older professional will share information because you guys know how to make it happen. 16 years as an electrician/cnc technician the most important thing i learned is that "you may or may not be able to teach an old dog new tricks but you dure can learn a lot from them" thanks buddy!

Yep subbed for sure! I just saw youre into astronomy and astrophotography as well. I like the cut of your jib, sir.

@@victorsumohanoballados6066 New York

Thanks Cody. Glad you liked it.

20 years ... wow!

chris niner wouldn't have thought of that, thanks for the tip.

yep. different colors reflect heat. actually looked this up for when I picked out my son's stroller. darker colors reflect heat... I believe that's what I read. Don't quote me though as this information was looked up 5 months ago...

quit playin dark colors get reflect less heat and absorb more hence a black dog would be more hot then the equivalent white dog

20 years?? That amazing. What kind of place do you have? Where abouts are you located? Consider me a fan.

Thanks Mr. Fitt. Glad you liked it. I try to get right to the point. Haha!

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Exactly

I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching

@@TimTools99 hi. I have seen your videos and subscribed. I am from Bangladesh. Where are you from? I have a land and sometimes I visit there . I want to make a tiny house there. Would you please help me? I m giving my email address shahidhg83@yahoo.com Please reply so that I can do further communication. My what's up number + 8801764255085 Facebook ID --- Chowdhury A. Haider Thanks

+ElGatoLoco698 Thanks so much ElGato ... So far - so good. I started wiring the Tiny House. I ran four receptacles to run off 110 in case I am where there is electric service. I could run off a generator too. Then, I decided to wire up some 12 Volt lights and run off a battery when I am in the boondocks. I also plan to install a small propane wall furnace for heat in the winter. I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible and as inexpensive as I can. When it's done, I hope my Tiny House will provide basic shelter from rain and snow. Thanks for watching.

***** Awesome, looking forward to an update video.

TimTools99, I enjoyed the video, but wondering how safe that trailer is. It looks weak (with just small diameter poles going across) and tiny house builders use trailers rated for thousands of pounds (and then build lighter than the rating). The axles and tires need to be strong enough, too. If you did it over again, would you use screws for the framing? While towing it, you could get strong winds combined with the speed you are driving, plus the vibrations from the road which can loosen things. Many builders recommend screws for such reasons. In any case, I hope you are enjoying your cabin.

@@wownewstome6123 This thing got towed 6 miles to a permanent spot. It is not a good trailer to be hauling around.

TimTools99, I sounds like it worked out for you. I'm glad you have a nice cabin now. Thanks for your reply.

Hi ZOE. I'm so glad you liked my video. If it can help someone build their own then I'm happy too!

Guys I am beginner in woodworking and i found a website named *WoodBlueprints. Com* and i learn a lots of shed plans at their. i also recommend this website to all you guys

Well thank you so much and thanks for watching.

Thanks Shay. Good luck with your Tiny House. Start with a good heavy trailer with electric breaks. My trailer would not be good enough if I wanted to haul it around too much. Thanks for watching. (I plan to do a video on 12 volt wiring sometime to help people with that too.)

TimTools99

Oh yes, I love my boys! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

what lucky sons to have such a cool dad!!!!

Thanks. Others have mentioned how they liked the speed hammer. Ha! Carpentry is just a hobby for me. Self taught.

You had a fantastic teacher. :-)

My dad.

I like the "creative and productive" part. Older gent ... not so much. Ha!!! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Come back and check out my channel now and then. I like to keep busy.

Age is a state of mind.😀

Thank you! Bob Ross is awesome!

Yep ... I started building stuff 40 years ago and just can't stop! Haha

Well I need a pole barn built if you get bored..lol

If you live close by, I will be over and we will whip up that pole barn!

Hows Kentucky sound..lol

Beautiful! .... but too far. ha

Guys I am beginner in woodworking and i found a website named *WoodBlueprints. Com* and i learn a lots of shed plans at their. i also recommend this website to all you guys

+Frank Leon-Guerrero Thanks Frank!

+Scott Ludwig Thanks Scott. Still working on it!

TOY HOUSE

Lizzy Sheldon the procès looks similar to building a shed

Hello and thanks for your nice comment. Yes, I hope to enjoy many days and nights at the cabin. yesterday, I had a hen turkey and a whole bunch of young ones under the apple tree next to the cabin. What a sight that was! /// I plan to build an outhouse ... there wasn't really room in the cabin and being a one room cabin, I didn't want to look at a toilet! haha. The wall heater I have runs on propane. I burn wood and coal to heat my house so I didn't want to deal with that at the cabin. The propane will be much more convenient. I will be installing the solar panel soon. I need to shake a leg and get all this done before old man winter gets here. P.S. I enjoy making these videos so I will be adding one soon on the solar panel and yes, maybe cooking breakfast at the Tiny House. Thanks again and stay in touch.

***** Hi Spike. I have been building stuff for 40 years. Started out by restoring and old house for my family. My dada taught me how to do everything. The actual carpentry skills just take practice. don't be afraid to jump right into the project.

+Guppy “Guppy Planet” Breeder Thanks Guppy.

You are most certainly welcome. Go for it!

Thank you so much!

You are welcome. If you plan to haul this thing down the road, make sure you start with a good quality trailer with electric brakes. Good luck.

Thanks for your kind words. I drew up basic plans on graph paper to build an 8X16' box on wheels. I knew I wanted to use 4X8 sheets of siding for the outside walls and 4X8 sheets of paneling inside. So, the 8X16 dimension would make it easy to slap up the siding with very little waste. I had the windows and door laying around so I stuck those in. It's nothing fancy but will keep me warm and dry. The plans were so basic that they would be of very little use. You can draw your plans up. Just use graph paper. Watch my video on drawing up plans. Again, thanks for watching and for the nice comment.

okay, thanks. I'll look for your video on drawing up plans. Good thing I took a drafting class wayyyy back when in school. I love stuff like that.

MoniMe 77

Thank you so much. A high complement to compare to your grandfather. Thanks for watching.

I think the idea is that people are building their own "Tiny House" rather than buying a camper or trailer or mobile home. Also, the Tiny House concept seems to encourage some pretty creative designs unlike the traditional ho-hum camper.

Oh yes, I have enjoyed visiting the cabin this winter. It's insulated well and with my wall heater, it warms up in no time.

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

OMG That is so funny! I'm glad That you think my voice is comforting! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Mr. Wizard! Glad you liked my video.

Thank you so much Alex.

Go for it!

Thank you so much!

Thanks. Glad you liked it and thanks for leaving a comment.

Very kind of you to say!

Wow! Really? I am so glad you liked my Tiny House. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.

I appreciate that you understand why I kept this cabin simple

Thank you so much for your comment. Working with your dad is awesome! Good luck with your project. (The trailer is really important if you want to haul your tiny house around. Get a 10,000 lb trailer with electric breaks to haul around. I bought this old trailer because I planned to park mine permanently.)

P.S. I have two of these mutts. Both dogs are doing fine.

TimTools99 nothing beats a good 'ol Heinz 49 [or is it 57, can't remember, hahha] variety pup! The trailer is definitely the main thing, which we're still looking for.. while moving it isn't my main goal, having that option in the future is nice and the old man did say it's pointless to get one for a few hundred bucks to turn around and put as much into it as a brand new one would cost! i would be a lot more lost with the whole plan if it weren't for him - it is awesome to be learning some of these, really valuable, skills from someone with experience!!

Go for it! You can do it.

That's a good way to put it. "Just build it!" My dad taught me all this stuff. I'm actually a retired music teacher. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

Gee wiz. Thank you so much. Glad you got a kick out of it. I started building stuff 40 years ago and just can't stop. Haha

Well, one thing about being a one-man-show is if you make a mistake, you know who to blame. ha!

You are welcome. Good luck with your build.

Thanks James.

+mmanut Hey Vinny .... Thanks. I plan to roll this thing up to some land we own. The nice thing is that I could move it to a different spot anytime I want. I just started working on the inside. Nothing fancy .... just the basics (heater, cook sove, small sink, etc. I'm also installing 12 volt wiring for some lights and 110vac for when I need to run a generator. I will post video #2 when I get time. Thanks for watching.

Thank you

Thanks #8

Thank you Farah. I try to avoid doing things that bug me too. Ha! Don't need or want nonsense. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you and good luck with your build

I appreciate your kind words. I enjoy woodworking and sharing what I learn with others.