Starting with a strong base for the off grid cabin @DavidPozEnergy
Starting with a strong base for the off grid cabin  @DavidPozEnergy
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Using three 2x8's pressure treated to build a beam should be simple, but are they strong enough? Fastened correctly? Level? Let's dive into it. This is the second video in the off grid cabin build series. This cabin will eventually have insulation, solar, it's own batteries and inverter, and a mini-split for heating and cooling.

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Starting with a strong base for the off grid cabin

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