Oregon Log Cabin made at the Living History School

[spystyle]

I'd like to learn how to build a simple log cabin like our forefathers did, can you recommend a book or video to learn how ?

[LivingHistorySchool]

@spystyle FoxFire series

[inremembranceofruth]

How I appreciate the simplicity of this - the construction, the tools presented, and the nature/presentation of the video itself. Thank you so much!

[timsikowski]

Isn't the notch supposed to be in the upper log?

[RayBthesecond]

pretty neat! thanks for the demo.

[nephildevil]

looks like you could do all that with just a big heavy knife, like a bk9 , a junglas, a kukri etc.

in theory at least

[MOUNTAINOUS]

nice cabin

[LivingHistorySchool]

@MOUNTAINOUS

Thanks

[MOUNTAINOUS]

@LivingHistorySchool ya lets sub to each others channel. who knows one day we may meet up

[Hashishin13]

I love the layout of your channel, its so practical. The stupid single file system most people use takes forever and gives a poor selection at any one time. It may seem simple or obvious but I have seen tons of channels with millions of views and they haven't figured this out.

[drumgodtim]

Thanks for the channel invite. Just subscribed. Looking coward to watching and learning from your videos.

[dirtTdude]

the saddle notch that you described is upside down, the notch is typically hewed to fit the long it is sitting on top of otherwise water would get trapped in the saddle. great vid, thanks for sharing

[TheXroadr]

Great videos, I hope you do a lot more of them! 5/5 and sub