The Cabin Project Part 7

A few minor changes and additions recently. Sure wish we could go faster, but finances slowing the process. Check out the video on the potential woodstove I might use temporarily. As always, comments, suggestions, words of encouragement are welcomed!!

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[goingoffgridblog]

Very nice.. What are you guys going to do about the gaps between the boards you used for siding?

[Edzherenow99]

@goingoffgridblog Good question as the gaps will get bigger as we used green hemlock. We are hoping to eventually use cedar shingles on the outside. Not sure if we will use typar to wrap, and/or use "great stuff" to fill the gaps.

[SurviveToLife]

Looking good man!

[Edzherenow99]

@SurviveToLife thanks!

[tikisailor]

What amazes me is how far along you are. For me, that cabin would be a six year project!

[Edzherenow99]

@tikisailor Thanks to my wife! she's doing most of the work on it.

[Edzherenow99]

@StatenIslandPrepper thanks!! was gonna try and stay in it this weekend, but something came up.

[StatenIslandPrepper]

coming along nicely, love watching

[Snowalker13]

That's gonna be nice and cozy!

[canesser1]

Right on, wasn't sure if you ever made it over there. I think you'll be very happy with the 12' x 12'. Lookng back I wanted to go with that but we also needed to keep the weight down as we have it on skids and wanted to have the option of moving in around if necessary so it's a little more portable. Also think you'll enjoy the selective cut on the wood lot there, you'll be able to see more wildlife cruising around and it will dry up the ground better for sure. Nice patch of bush!