You need to close the triangle on the view side of the house or your walls will spread. Looks like this little wall braces are holdup your walls at this point. ❤

I like watching someone that puts it together his own way That's the way. I sew if there are a few mistakes it won't make any difference 100 years from now so stop apologizing you are goung to have a beautiful view

You probably thought of this already, but to lift your 100 pound windows into place, a multi-stage pulley (snatch-block) with an arresting brake could work well. You'd need to have a sling on the top rafters to support the pulley(s), and some good sling methodology for the windows, but at least the pulleys would be doing the lifting. Also consider getting a couple of those suction cup handles that window people have do you'll have some handles to grab on to when you're up there with the windows. And, this may go without saying, but it would be ideal to have 1 or 2 friends come up with you on window installation day (maybe make a weekend of it, sleeping on the floor surface of your unfinished cabin, so you'd have more time to get all of it done in one trip to the cabin). I always look forward to your content. Love your approach to your builds!

Man, I wish I could come help you build this thing! Its going to be an epic build sir. I've been watching your videos for years now and get pumped when I see you release a new video. Keep up the great work buddy! You're living the dream. Your personality and skill set are one of a kind, dont ever change! You're killin' it! 👍👍

This is for future you. Get one of those seam tape rollers for the flashing tape. So you know it's nice and secured rather than pushing it with your hand based on other videos I have seen from you. Good stuff!

Your a beauty, a backwards beauty but backwards works for you! I like the way you framed out the end wall piece by piece. Probably the easiest way when working alone. It's coming together, can't wait to see more progress.

Thank you for the content goodness Dr. Woodness

You should add rafter ties to three or four rafters at the open end to prevent them spreading and pushing the walls out. Also continue the centre stud of the back wall down to the floor. Looking great with unbeatable views!

Plumb up the back wall and put a 45 brace up to the ridge board from the double top plate. The rafters won’t “ go their own way” then.

Look forward to watching every video you create Graham. I myself am also a semi professional amateur carpenter, so I’m glad there are people with knowledge that give you good advice, for the most part, in the comments section. Keep up the good work buddy, and again, thank you for creating and sharing your creations with us! 😃 Oh, and way to GET AFTER IT Graham!!

Hey even though you are doing the framing alone a great help is a few pairs a squeeze clamp is your framing help, yea instead of fighting to hold a cut piece in place to nail

It’s looking great! That view is absolutely beautiful…the payoff from all your hard work will be huge! 🌲

Came for the witty chirps and stayed for the money drone shots! We need a design meeting. Share your Sketch up file and let's see how you're laying out the space. I'm already thinking about the electrical... Keep after it Graham!

Great stuff. Not a day wasted, good work, fresh air, great views. Keep it up.

Man, I gotta say we are killing it. Great job us

45 degrees baby! Looking good! I'm ahead of you, I'm putting in roof sheeting but damn it's hard to walk around on a steep roof. I'm using my climbing gear.

You could start the nails in the board that you're wanting to nail so that when you have the board in position you can just hammer away

Do you EVER drop an F bomb??......kudos to you for not ever having to "bleeeeep" your videos!! Looks awesome! - from Canada

Glad you decided to use the scaffolding at that particular point. All I could see was you potentially falling backwards. But looking good. 12 12 is 45 degrees. 😂

Every upload gets me so pumped

wont there be a loft upstairs? i feel like you could get those windows in after you have the loft floor up and it would be pretty easy on ya.

Keep it rollin!

She’s coming together nicely 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🤘

Great to see that rear wall taking shape. If I was closer, I would love to help.

Good to see you're back at it, stay well and whole. Subbed.

Love watching your videos ❤

Ha! The sirens blew it for me... in my mind, I was picturing you and your cabin deep in the woods, well away from civilization and certainly the sounds of sirens! Ugg. Love the channel. Oh man, the drone shot at the end! Well done!!!

I hope all is good 👍 I've been anticipating a video do not have to live your life on my run time I just appreciate what you've been doing a little anxious again I hope things are well with you and your family that is more important than my time watching your KZfaq always take care of yourself otherwise you cannot take care of anyone else be happy be loved be yourself we just have to understand it's okay with me

Someday I'm gonna be a semi professional amateur carpenter - my new aspiration! Love your work and energy!

If you need an extra hand let me know! I'd love an excuse to travel up there, especially in the fall.

Graham everything is coming along nicely, good job! The view is incredible looking out the front, it would be sad to ruin that view, I think that the door should be at the left side. Take care and God bless😇👍

Anyone can build a thing, but only the real semi-professional amateurs can build two of the same thing. Loved the get after it axe!

I love when WG drops a vid. It’s my bday, got the day off from work, paid I may add, so this with some coffee to start my day is what he Dr ordered. The cabin is coming out hella good. I saw a comment about how Graham should use his tear-drop camper on this property and he’d be able to get a lot of work done. Anyways, stay up.

Have you used the teardrop camper on the property yet? Seems like a great way to spend a weekend and get a bunch of work done.

“Hope you guys like the video” Always do, sir How’s the kitchen coming along at home? 😂

Hey gram, I have a suggestion, put your door facing the toilet, but with an extended deck that circles around 2 of the main sides of the cabin( the valley view and the toilet), so yoi have a outside area that is high enough for you to enjoy the mountain view and don't block the windows you are planning for that wall. Keep going!

Progress was made, Graeme! You're doing an awesome job!

Nice. Its looking good.

I dig that bottle holder thingy where you made “Woodness” like the Milwaukee logo... And also the “get after it” like the old MTV logo.

Looking great!

Have you thought through your interior layout at all? Might be helpful to think through that in relation to your door placement and not loosing too much usable interior space. I am guessing the windows won't open? May be nice to have two doors for some cross ventilation if that is the case!!

Even if you haven't decided what you want to do with the front of the cabin. I think I would at least want a load header across the front to keep the walls from pitching out from the load of the roof trusses.

Love your channel, man.

consider making some sawhorses. working at table height is much easier.

Hey, a ladder!

20:33 There's an oldschool woodness goodness thumnail for ya!

So much great framing advice in the comments! I do not know a single thing about framing but that drone shot was amazing.

Great timing..👊😎👍

Nice job. Always enjoy the new material. Keep up the good work.

Love your content, as always. I'm excited to see this thing take shape. Stay safe and can't wait for the next one. Cheers bud.

Looks amazing!

You wouldn't drop the nails off of the hammer if you had full height jack studs. Keep up the great work. Motivation as I continue to build my own cabin. All the best

Uh… Yeah it is!!! 🙌

Awesome content as always 👍 keep up the great work. Your amazing.

Love this

Build yourself some Saw horses

how bout some sawhorses, so you don't have to kneel down to cut?

Graham, when you go to install the windows, use some heavy weight glass suction cups, rig an electric winch on the ceiling or rafters and simply hoist the glass up where you need it to be to get it into the opening. Just my $.02😊 Otherwise, good work today!!❤

Looks good. You are solving a future build for me. Similar design but with overhanging lofts to create covered porches. With the racking that’s occurring on the loft wall, do you have top plate to sill plate 45 degree bracing? That would be a bummer if it all came down with high wind

Ive said this before but after watching one of your videos i just want to have a yard sale and get rid of all my cheap tools, push my cabin down and never build another. Your builds make mine look pitiful lol. Keep it up, i keep watching

I noticed you didn’t put an overhang on your ridge. You need at least a foot on each side, I’d recommend 2 feet. You cut a notch in the wall rafters every 4 feet to tie back your barge rafter with 2x4/6 laying flat to your second inset rafters, that way your barge rafter is securely framed to the roof. If not water will shed down your walls pretty bad and will be much harder to waterproof and keep water from getting behind the wall and inside. Also you need to at least put a temporary board across the top of you’re view wall to tie them together or the weight of the roof will start to spread them apart and in worst case cause them to fall and everything they’re holding aka the roof you’re working so hard on.

You rock❤

Slowly but surely… coming together brother. And yeah… 12/12 is in fact 45*😅

Are you planning to have a driveway large enough so you can drive all the way up to the cabin?

I was gonna say why don't your top studs line up with the bottom studs. Specifically the center one holding up the ridge beam..

I like this video

You know....the bottom of your loft floor joists only need to be 7 feet above your floor...you will still have plenty of head room under the loft and you will gain that extra room above. Also, did you know that 12/12 is 45 degrees? 😂😂

What is up G-Man first I'd like to say that the window won't ya you don't want a big solid door right in the middle of it that would look kind of strange so I would go with a glass door or one on the side the second thing I want to ask is are you having a loft in this place . if not all the windows up high are going to be is Windows up windows up high LOL but anyway my friend you're doing a great job keep up the work can't wait to see how it turns out however long it takes you know what they say take your time do it right good luck buddy I'll keep watching. 👍😊

A ladder. Well, well, well.

I wonder if Simone Biles could do the balance beam whilst wielding a nail gun and kicking a length of wood into place!😂

Blink twice if you’re ok… Worried about ya (nothing to do with that semi-professional amateur built scaffolding). And, really looking forward to the next episode! Cheers

Pully power for window lifting?

Are you gonna throw some purlins on that roof to tighten it up?

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only the real ones got the bill nye reference - science ruuuules

Saw horses

Yes I am concerned about the top plate; I am more concerned about you operating SOLO.

Kenapa tidak membawa mobil langsung ke dekat kabin

**windows** As far as the windows you could use the ridge board to hook up a chain fall and a strap to get the windows up. Wrap the windows like a present 🎁 than just pull them up easy peasy

Yoo whoo any one here?

Came here for the adoption jokes, stayed for goodness

The most common and most aggravating mistake I've seen made on these channels is to size the rough opening on a window or door incorrectly. Make a 1/4" plywood traced (not measured) template of your window and make sure it absolutely, positively fits when you make the rough opening. Might even fur out the edges to the 1-inch thickness of your actual window...Again, don't measure, use the actual window to make every dimension of the template.

You should brace your walls from the inside, your structure won’t move so much. My 0.02$

Oh I don't know , I'll figure it out 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣.. Should get shirts made with that slogan

My husband is a builder. He just shakes his head........

I was going to watch your video but you used the word "EPIC" in the description so that usually means it will be disappointing to watch... overused word..

Why don't you buy you some cheap saw horses to cut that wood or better yet build you a couple of them so you won't have all them with straps around your property bro