That looks great!!! It looks like a good alternative to most post and beam frames that i've seen, (as in simpler) but still keeps the integrity in check with a good look.
Great job! Any updated vids?? Did you use sonotubes for the foundation?
I have a chainsaw with mill connection and luckily I live on a 100 acre pine farm so I have unlimited lumber. I was going to build a container home but since I am surrounded by pine it would be stupid of me not to capitalize on it... I would like to build a self sustaining, off-the-grid home before I turn 30 since i am about to turn 27 it has kicked me into overdrive. So i went out and got a mill connection and now i am looking for cabin plans
You did a great job on that cabin. I like your method of pouring the footings into those pipe ends or buckets. That'll never blow down. Just a thought though, did you anchor it from being shifted by the wind? Maybe that's not an issue where this is. Again, great job and well done on the video presentation.
Make your own..Search the web to find the plans. It's not that well known and usually hard to find due to many a reason but you can use a gm/Chevy Alternator (for higher speeds) or a decent dyno with a barber pole styled or regular fan blade wind mill for harvesting the free wind out there.
Next you have to build a rugged slightly attractive weather proof housing for that stuff.
I'm looking to get OUT to the country permanently also.
how much and how long did it take to make ?
TheFishman97 9 months ago
i went tascasoa high in amarillo use to work in the paloduro canyon at the stables in 1976
bobinmissouri 1 year ago
@bobinmissouri Very Cool!
BrantMooreBand 1 year ago
Have u finish?
ElCoyotefromTexas 1 year ago
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austintexas300 1 year ago
I noticed you have no floor joists (other than the girders). Are you having any problems with sag?
DavesTreeFarm 1 year ago
That looks great!!! It looks like a good alternative to most post and beam frames that i've seen, (as in simpler) but still keeps the integrity in check with a good look.
Great job! Any updated vids?? Did you use sonotubes for the foundation?
jjrants 1 year ago
allot of 2x6 and 2x10s man that looks expensive
jriney007 2 years ago
I got a great deal on all the lumber. If you were to go to Home Depot and buy it all it would break a rich man.
BrantMooreBand 2 years ago
did you purchase or download the plans for this?
I have a chainsaw with mill connection and luckily I live on a 100 acre pine farm so I have unlimited lumber. I was going to build a container home but since I am surrounded by pine it would be stupid of me not to capitalize on it... I would like to build a self sustaining, off-the-grid home before I turn 30 since i am about to turn 27 it has kicked me into overdrive. So i went out and got a mill connection and now i am looking for cabin plans
unclesonnyonutube 2 years ago
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austintexas300 1 year ago
You did a great job on that cabin. I like your method of pouring the footings into those pipe ends or buckets. That'll never blow down. Just a thought though, did you anchor it from being shifted by the wind? Maybe that's not an issue where this is. Again, great job and well done on the video presentation.
186282plus1 2 years ago
@186282plus1 It is anchored.. this thing weigh's a ton... I would hate to see the wind that will shift it. Thanks!
BrantMooreBand 2 years ago
Are going to power that with some solar panels?
daniel5927 2 years ago
I'm thinking that will be a great idea!
BrantMooreBand 2 years ago
I've thought about a windmill.. Havn't found one cheap enuff yet tho.
BrantMooreBand 2 years ago
@BrantMooreBand
Make your own..Search the web to find the plans. It's not that well known and usually hard to find due to many a reason but you can use a gm/Chevy Alternator (for higher speeds) or a decent dyno with a barber pole styled or regular fan blade wind mill for harvesting the free wind out there.
Next you have to build a rugged slightly attractive weather proof housing for that stuff.
I'm looking to get OUT to the country permanently also.
5/5 Good job there!
liabatud67 2 years ago