Trustin Timber | SHELTER UPDATES + CAMPFIRE LUNCH (bed, shelves, table, lighting) @TrustinTimber | Uploaded February 2018 | Updated October 2024, 20 minutes ago.
This week Twig helped me gather materials to build a table. I tried building a table that was in a log cabin building book but in his design he uses nails. My goal is to create a shelter that is completely biodegradable so I’m limiting myself to natural materials. In hindsight I should have designed my own table. Building someone else design for me is like when I try to follow a recipe. I kind of suck at it. I find much more success in the building process as well as the kitchen when I need to rely on my own creativity and personal judgment along the way rather than trusting a plan created by someone else. None the less, you always learn something either way and ultimately that's what the weekly video challenge is all about for me.
We now have a much-needed table at the bushcraft shelter and a few critical updates.
Twig had hockey so our first day ended early but on the second day Caitlin came out to add her finishing touches. Now it’s ready to be enjoyed in comfort.
If you would like to see how we built this shelter watch it here. youtube.com/watch?v=J6tiJnWsKzA
Here is where we built the door.
youtube.com/watch?v=lq1cG_bmhiM&t=12s
The wool coat I wear is from WeatherWool.
weatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722.4
My boots are from Carolina Footwear
carolinashoe.com
My favorite canteen is from Heavy Cover heavycoverinc.com/#_l_1s
Primary axe is the Husqvarna Forest Axe
Say hello on Instagram
Trustin Timber
instagram.com/trustintimber
Little Miss Timber
instagram.com/caitlin__janelle
Trustin Timber Productions
trustintimberproductions.com
Uploads are every Tuesday at 6am (GMT-0500)
If you want to learn more about why we are cutting down these trees check out Video 02/ THE TREE FARM - ONTARIO, CANADA youtu.be/uX_M-QWd6Sc
This week Twig helped me gather materials to build a table. I tried building a table that was in a log cabin building book but in his design he uses nails. My goal is to create a shelter that is completely biodegradable so I’m limiting myself to natural materials. In hindsight I should have designed my own table. Building someone else design for me is like when I try to follow a recipe. I kind of suck at it. I find much more success in the building process as well as the kitchen when I need to rely on my own creativity and personal judgment along the way rather than trusting a plan created by someone else. None the less, you always learn something either way and ultimately that's what the weekly video challenge is all about for me.
We now have a much-needed table at the bushcraft shelter and a few critical updates.
Twig had hockey so our first day ended early but on the second day Caitlin came out to add her finishing touches. Now it’s ready to be enjoyed in comfort.
If you would like to see how we built this shelter watch it here. youtube.com/watch?v=J6tiJnWsKzA
Here is where we built the door.
youtube.com/watch?v=lq1cG_bmhiM&t=12s
The wool coat I wear is from WeatherWool.
weatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722.4
My boots are from Carolina Footwear
carolinashoe.com
My favorite canteen is from Heavy Cover heavycoverinc.com/#_l_1s
Primary axe is the Husqvarna Forest Axe
Say hello on Instagram
Trustin Timber
instagram.com/trustintimber
Little Miss Timber
instagram.com/caitlin__janelle
Trustin Timber Productions
trustintimberproductions.com
Uploads are every Tuesday at 6am (GMT-0500)
If you want to learn more about why we are cutting down these trees check out Video 02/ THE TREE FARM - ONTARIO, CANADA youtu.be/uX_M-QWd6Sc
