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The World's Smallest A-frame Cabin/Single Sleeper?- Cutting a Circle Window (part 1)

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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2011

Check out Deek's Cabin/Tiny House Book- at http://www.amazon.com/Humble-Simple-Cottages-Ramshackle-Retreats/dp/076277146... Derek "Deek" Diedricksen, author of "Humble Homes, Simple Shacks", blogger at relaxshacks.com, and tiny house/shelter builder/host of "Tiny Yellow House" TV- gives you a tip on how to cut out easy and even circles for windows and wall openings in your cabin.

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  • what show on the history channel

  • @AndhePants It hasn't aired yet (in Jan or Feb)- a show hosted by two twin comedians, the Sklar Brothers- its called "The United STATS of America"- an hour long episode dealing with America's obsession with space and "stuff". We built them a mini guest house in a Brooklyn warehouse....

  • Omg, at first I thought you were going to cut that hole with a screw.. Ultimate redneck! :D

  • @artfx9 You actually COULD- I did a few takes of making the rounds with the jig and the cut (from the screw) was DEEP- so deep that the jigsaw more or less guided itself in the track....

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  • WOW! MOAR videos like this please. I am in need of education, I plan to make a small home as soon as I get the land to put it on. I know virtually nothing about building stuff.

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  • where is part 2?

    

  • If your scrap board was a bit bigger you could have mounted a Router on it and cut it out that way.

  • You should do more videos when you build these tiny houses.

  • You were on the history channel?

  • Deek!!! Long time no video. Hit us up a tune of your FB link. At least we then we can be kept abreast of what you are doing. Like a taking a paternity blood test.

  • It's not that far from how most people cut circles with jigs. Just get some scrap metal to mount your jig saw too. Then you can drill a few holes into the metal so you have a "standard" for various radius. Drill a hole where you want the center to be and use a bolt with a couple of washers and you can mount the jig to the circle itself and you can spin the jig and save some time without having to score anything.

  • BOOM SHALAKALAKA BOOM! hahaha!

  • Im viewing this as I sit in my A frame home...:) ....of course its a bit bigger and doesnt have the cool round window...

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