Nice to hear it survived for 3 years

Really appreciate you showing all the steps building this tree house! Well made and easy to follow (at least easy in theory...)

great video as always. it’s like watching leib schriver’s little brother do wooding respect the fact you keep in the little errors and admit where you went wrong and not one of those i did it perfect first time youtubers. keep it real!!

THANK YOU BROTHER!! Just moved to Michigan after living in FL.for 36 yrs. This is going to make the PERFECT !!tree stand for turkey !! Thank you for taking your time going through all the plans !! Love yo send it to you when finished!! Godbless Jack !!!

This is so much fun for kids, for children, the notion of having residence or a play house in a treehouse seems any children would climb the little ladder and be so happy to be there, inside the treehouse, from the ground level to a little height, the difference, the feel also different, sweet sense.

that's a great build.. waiting for part 3

Thanks for the great video. Go Mountaineers!

Sir, you need an impact driver :-) Wonderful build though! Bet your kids love it

You should get yourself a impact driver😂

Are there any clearer measurements you could share? Love the look & design & am going to try this exact build out. For some reason, I can’t make out the designs

WV pride !!

very informational! i am gonna borrow some idea from you to build our treehouse.

Why did you attack the floor to the tree? Why not leave the tree braces unattached and on rails so the trees can move?

I am building a tree house for my Granddaughter and I am very interested in watching Part 3. Any chance that is coming soon? I have several books and there are other videos but I like the design and ease of this unit you are builing. Thank you for Parts 1 and 2, can't' wait to see it completed in Part 3.

Try an impact driver instead of a drill for driving screws. Much easier to handle and less likely to strip the heads.

This guy needs some new cordless drills. Say...Rigid, Dewalt, Milwaukee. One of these companies that could afford to do so, would help this Dad out, please help this DIY Dad out.

Sharey your plans, pretty please. Coffee? purchase?

Did you use pressure treated wood for the frame? Also did you use 8 ft 2x4’s? Thanks for the videos, helping me out a lot. Got the base done and the floor, doing the deck today sitting in Home Depot parking lot as I type this!

2 - 2x8's spanning that distance between the trees in my opinion are not enough to carry the load above. A foot bridge of that length I would use 2x10's for the span. Has it held up well since you built it?

Do you have a direct link to the specs? It's hard to zoom in on them from the video. I would love to build this for my kids but having the exact measurements would make it alot easier.

How is the treehouse holding up now?

Excellent series!! Quick question - how long were the railing 4x4's?

I am using four trees for my daughter

What CAD software do you use?

I sure hope you put some carriage bolts through those rail posts. Over time those posts will definitely give way. Deck screws are a poor way of attaching rail posts.

Why does your kid only have one shoe? Nice treehouse, I’m watching for hunting blind ideas.

You are too cute:-)

Do you have a material list ??

You didn’t say what frame was...2x4 or 2x6? Figured 2x 4 but looked like 2x6 when you were cutting.

why not just put the deck board on top of the plywood you already had there? save yourself the trouble of cutting/removing it?

Your cantilever is 35.166”. Could you go 48” with you 2x4s?