EP11: Our Biggest Cabin Logs Go Into Place Trustin Timber 2021-05-25 | #CabinBuild, #LogCabin, #CabinInTheWoodsIn the 1980s 60,000 trees were planted on private property as an oxygen producing and carbon sync environmental initiative. The trees are planted very close together to produce as much oxygen as possible and this also ensures the trees grow tall and straight for their eventual harvest.Over time as the trees grow bigger, they need more space. I was asked to thin out the crooked and weak to give more room to the big and straight trees. With permission, I started putting the byproduct of my thinning to creative uses. I made a shelter, then a tree fort, and eventually a camping platform.This series is the next chapter in my tree to structure series. I’m building a cabin.Chain Hoist I have in this videoamzn.to/2Q9NnXoI also recommend a strap.amzn.to/3byXLiETo see more of the overnight camp check out our other channel "The Timber Life" that my wife manages. youtu.be/KtoNtmiKHscTo see some of the cabin build processes up to this point check out these videos.Harvesting Our Cabin Logsyoutu.be/kAEpQ3KQHRsLog Capstan Build to Drag Heavy Objectsyoutu.be/jAIVMeIk1lQBuilding Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boardsyoutu.be/j8MTheSpXbsMy wife helps me move and cut the first wall log for the cabin youtu.be/S2lIKUSgnZcPlatform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber youtu.be/YQUHs3kWqUQThe Mission of this channel is to;Learn from those that I can. Teach those I can.And to inspire others to build with their own hands.It’s going to be a jam-packed summer of cabin building and we have some other exciting news to share with you soon so stay tuned. If you are also interested in more of our lifestyle my wife also has a YouTube channel called @TheTimberLife Be nice to people, be nice tour earth.See you next Timber Tuesday.My websitewww.trustintimber.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTube@TheTimberLife
All these windows for under $1000 dollars. Trustin Timber 2023-12-31 | So, here we are.Lower-level windows are in, and the fireplace is roaring. This feels surreal. A lot of you assume I'm a professional cabin builder. But I'm just a kid with a dream, and now I'm sitting inside of it typing this. Huge shout out to my sponsor, NICKS. In this episode, I'm wearing the Ridgeline Moc Toe, but honestly, all of their boots are great. Check out Nicks here: bit.ly/422oZ8N It's incredible what a wood-burning stove can do to the atmosphere of a cabin. It gives warmth, yeah, but it's so much more. It's a feeling of comfort, security, and company when I'm out here alone. It's also pretty darn nice to have hot water on demand and a stove top to cook on.Always happy to chat in the comments, so let me know if you have any questions or want to say hi.TTinstagram.com/trustintimbertrustintimberproductions.com
The Craftsman Vest Trustin Timber 2023-10-01 | A waxed canvas vest that will patina, shape, and wear into a garment that is uniquely yoursAvailable now at www.heatstrapsusa.com
A short from todays longer format video. Hope you enjoy. #woodworking #cabinbuilding Trustin Timber 2023-09-08 | ...
Building Our Cabin Door Trustin Timber 2023-09-08 | In this video, I build the cabin door from trees on the property.Huge thank you to our sponsor NICKS, who makes incredible boots and other leather goods.Check out Nicks here: bit.ly/422oZ8N and use the code "TIMBER" for 10% off all Best Sellers!In this video, I wear the Builder Pros to harvest the wood and the Aldert Striders to build the door.You can stay up to date on the release of the Craftsman Vest by clicking this link. Updates will be posted as they unfold. trustintimberproductions.com/productsA little plug to our friends at Stage Coach Forage for hooking us up with the nice frying pan and flipper we used to make crepes and use daily for everything.stagecoachforge.com/home-pageThe bandsaw mill is from Vallee in Quebec Canadavalleeforestryequipment.comThe Lantern Speaker is from Mifa WildCamping. I love this thing. It sounds great and is also waterproof. I've been using it for 6 months but my daughter has claimed it as hers. It seems pretty indestructible.amzn.to/4600RWXFavourite ToolsTable Sawamzn.to/3Lh7XyqWorm Style Saw - Way better than a normal circular saw.amzn.to/3LhhyVPI got my bar clamps from Busy Bee Tools. Great pricing and I had never heard of them before. busybeetools.comThe VEVOR Thickness Planer can be accessed here: https://s.vevor.com/bfQt4PUse the “SAVEMORE5" code, for a 5% discount.Generatoramzn.to/45zxnPPChapters0:00 - Intro1:00 - Milling trees into Lumber3:00 - Talking about the lumber and process4:50 - Fire prep5:15 - Work Continues6:28 - Nicks Boots ad Break7:17 - Foraging7:50 - Making Caitlins Crepes8:50 - Glue Up Door9:15 - The Craftsman Vest 11:00 Back to building/planning / Glue Up12:51 - NIghtime14:30 - Taking off clamps and bracing door20:28 - Seeing the door up for the first time20:58 Hanging door on hinges23:32 - Making a door handle
Timber to Toolshed: Turning Trees into a Remote Storage Shed Trustin Timber 2023-08-31 | Please NOTE:These trees were planted on private property on a 6’x6’ grid as an oxygen-producing carbon sink. When the trees grow bigger they need more space to grow so we thin about half of them out as the years go on. If we don’t they stop growing, start to die, and are more susceptible to diseases and beetle infestation. It becomes a bush, we are making a forest with big healthy trees. By thinning a new diverse plant life and a variety of trees can grow making a better habitat for animals and a more natural forest. The remaining trees grow even bigger, produce more oxygen and hold more carbon. I’m building with the bi-product of proper woodlot management and storing the carbon in my cabin meanwhile making a healthier more diverse forest for both trees and animals. I’m trying to use solar / battery energy as much as possible and often sleep out here to reduce gas use. I'm pretty confident I’m actually having a positive impact on the environment. Very few builders of any kind can claim that. Timecode0:10 - Felling Tree Tops0:50 - Ridge Pole1:21 - Caitlin cooking Roasted Vegetables1:50 - Installing Braces to lumber storage2:36 - testing dinner3:03 - Vallée Sawmill 3:56 - Shelter Roof4:45 - Walls4:49 - Timelapse of old shelter coming down6:05 - Finishing off Shelter6:40 - Installing Tarps6:55 - Family Time7:39 - Tour9:18 - New View from Cabin9:35 - Family DinnerThe bandsaw mill I use is the Big Red from Vallee Forestry Equipmentvalleeforestryequipment.comFor those of you new to the channel, you can catch up on the full cabin build series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram @trustintimber - instagram.com/trustintimberand my wife Caitlin @caitlin_timber - instagram.com/caitlin_timberFor business inquiries, you can refer to my website.www.trustintimber.com
Nicks Boots: 5 month honest review //THE OVERLANDER Trustin Timber 2023-05-27 | Most people say there is no way they would spend $600 on a pair of boots. Hopefully, in this video, I explain why you are actually getting a better deal spending $600 on a pair of Nicks compared to half the price on most mainstream brands.Get yourself a pair of NICKS. You Deserve It. bit.ly/422oZ8N Chapters0:00 Overview3:54 Cleaning and Oiling Boots8:04 What makes NICKS different12:45 NICKS Staff14:00 HNW and 55 Lasts17:20 Sizing18:22 Break-In period25:50 ConclusionAlso note, Nicks is running a Memorial Day and Father's Day sale on select models.Watch NICKS BOOTS in action during my cabin build.youtu.be/d0-d0_xz3hQ
Building a Cabin From Our Own Trees // Spring 2023 Trustin Timber 2023-05-26 | Huge thank you to our sponsor Nicks, who makes incredible boots and other leather goods. Check out Nicks here: bit.ly/422oZ8N In this video, I primarily wear the NICKS OverlanderI also wear the classic Builder Pro in the Shrunken Bison leather and the veg tan leather belt in some shots. The bandsaw mill I use is the Big Red from Vallee Forestry Equipmentvalleeforestryequipment.comThe knife I use is from Jokerjoker.es/en/sport-knives/bushcraft-and-survival-knivesChapters0:00 Past Episode Recap0:29 Film begins with harvesting logs and milling into lumber2:36 Construction begins5:20 Felling trees8:21 Framing In the loft13:22 NICKS sponsorship15:00 Siding the loft walls16:30 Caitlin arrives22:07 Family Camp and Forage23:00 Camp Cooking24:30 Finishing up the loft walls For those of you new to the channel, you can catch up on the full cabin build series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberFor business inquiries, you can refer to my website.www.trustintimber.com
Here are some of the ways I’m using holdfasts to build my log cabin. #cabinbuild #cabin #holdfast Trustin Timber 2023-05-22 | ...
One of the more underrated work holding devices in my opinion is the holdfast. #cabinbuild Trustin Timber 2023-05-20 | ...
Restoring My Old Shaving Horse Trustin Timber 2023-05-10 | Here is a quick little video showing you my shaving horse and how I fixed up the broken leg. You can watch the original build viden here.youtube.com/watch?v=L27nLPkZUn0&t=266sThanks to my partners, who help make it possible to live out my dreams.trustintimberproductions.com/partners
Shaving horse back in action. #cabinbuild #cabinbuilding #woodworking #wintercabin #cabin Trustin Timber 2023-03-30 | ...
EP34: Building in a Winter Wonderland Trustin Timber 2023-01-28 | For those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberCheck out Peter McKinnons film where he visits and shoots a little ASMR film featuring me cooking us up a steak dinner. youtube.com/watch?v=gGhMI54g8n4I'm wearing a wool shirt from @WeatherWool My vest and boots are from @nicksboots
New video tonight! Was out here testing the new Patriot vest from @nicksboots and shot a episode. Trustin Timber 2023-01-28 | ...
New long form video just posted to give you a little more detail into making a kuksa (wooden cup) Trustin Timber 2023-01-25 | ...
A Bed From A Tree Trustin Timber 2022-11-08 | Thank you Birch for sponsoring. Visit birchliving.com/trustintimber to get $400 off your Birch non-toxic mattress plus two free pillows! #BirchLiving0:00 - Milling Lumber for the bed. 2:17 - Building the bed5:49 - Unfolding the mattress7:00 - Birch Sponsorship9:14 - Evening at the cabin10:00 - Morning at the cabin11:24 - Clearing road into the cabin13:05 - Aseta and Caitlin arriveMill is from valleeforestryequipment.com
EP33: She Steals The Show Trustin Timber 2022-10-28 | To get more exclusive content from us check out our Patreon.patreon.com/TheTimbersThe more supporters we get the more time we can allocate to making unique content at your requests. Your support is greatly appreciated. Episode Chapters0:00 Strapping The Roof2:26 Roofing Metal Goes Up7:57 Caitlin and Aseta Come to the Cabin9:27 Explaining My Mistake10:40 Metal Roof on Overhang15:28 Family Time 15:55 Caitlin Makes Fire17:02 Caitlin Cooks Dinner18:24 Metal Roof Flashing23:10 Finished Shots of Metal Roof on CabinSpecial Thanks to Lane, Nick and Stan for your help with the metal roofing and my beautiful wife Caitlin for making dinner, and my little girl Aseta for bringing so many smiles to my face.You can watch the cabin build series from the beginning here.youtube.com/watch?v=kAEpQ3KQHRs&list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram and tiktok @trustintimber
EP32: A Week At The Cabin / Wood Shrinkage / Rebuilding Walls Trustin Timber 2022-10-11 | Thanks for following along on the journey of our cabin build. Here are some quick links to the various parts of the video.1:21 - Roasted Chicken with the family2:01 - Talking about how much green wood shrinks5:20 - Top log in the wall7:38 - Live Jam at the cabin - sanding logs11:38 - Overnight in the cabin loft12:45 - New Axe Throwing Target15:50 - Staining the cabin19:05 - Fixing up the first wall I didTo keep the videos coming and to see extra content check out our Patreon.patreon.com/TheTimbersIf you would like to call me and ask me a question you can PalTap me. paltap.me/TrustinTimber The call will cost you a 1.20/min and I'll do my best to answer your question as fast and as best as I can. Please consider I am often off-grid so if you don't get through please try calling again another time. You can watch the cabin build series from the beginning here.youtube.com/watch?v=kAEpQ3KQHRs&list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberSome links to items used in the making of the cabin and the videos.Handheld Portable Drill Winch amzn.to/3rt8IKeHusqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdvWool Anorakhttps://weatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722....Drone amzn.to/3xSruz7Work Bootsamzn.to/36KVAtnHand Saw I useamzn.to/3E6DvSUChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP31: The Secret Door Trustin Timber 2022-08-09 | This video was brought to you by Outlast.Outlast specializes in wood treatment products specifically designed to protect and preserve your log home, deck, fencing and exterior wood siding. Check them out at outlastproducts.comThanks for tuning into another episode of the cabin build. This has been a passion project now for a few years but it's been incredibly gratifying having the opportunity to take my time, enjoy the process, and combine it with my other passion of filmmaking. So glad so many of you have been enjoying the series which keeps me turning on the camera.Chapters0:00 - Recap of previous videos1:20 - Milling a log4:15 - Starting secret door6:17 - Ad Break7:54 - Back to overhang beam14:20 - Overhang roof 16:48 - Back to the secret door25:16 - Setting up a shower27:25 - Back to the overhang roof29:56 - Not so secret31:04 - Closing in overhang sides32:17 - Finishing off overhang roof32:53 - Testing Plywood with Lane33:53 - Finished Secret DoorFor those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberSome links to items used in the making of the cabin and the videos.Husqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdvWool Anorakhttps://weatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722....Drone amzn.to/3xSruz7Work Bootsamzn.to/36KVAtnHand Saw I useamzn.to/3E6DvSUChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP30: Overnight With Family, Roofing Felt and Campfire Cooking Trustin Timber 2022-07-12 | Thanks so much for watching episode 30 of my Log Cabin Build. I have designed this cabin from scratch and built it with self-harvested logs. Chapters0:00 Roofing Felt application3:18 Drip Guard Application8:06 Family Arrives11:00 Starting Dinner14:50 Spoon Burnishing 15:35 Morning17:50 Finishing the roof felt and drip edgeFor those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberCheck out EcoFlow for your portable power station. EcoFlow USA Website:https://us.ecoflow.com?aff=254EcoFlow CANADA Website: https://ca.ecoflow.com?aff=14I'm using the Delta Max 2000 system with the 220w solar panels and the Wave air conditioning in this video. Other links from items seen in this episode:My bushcraft knife: amzn.to/3P2Ec4fMy food prep knife: amzn.to/3RnEvbkCanadians can also get those knives here. bushcraftcanada.comFire Cooking Chapa and Chain: https://www.petromax.de/en/Heavy Duty Hammer Tacker: amzn.to/3nUnzf3Roofing Harness: amzn.to/3P20v9ZTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP29: Cabin Gets a Roof // Out of my comfort zone 20 feet high. Trustin Timber 2022-06-28 | Go to athleticgreens.com/trustintimber to get started on your first purchase and receive a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D and 5 travel packs. Thanks to Athletic Greens for sponsoring today's video!Here is a timecode to specific points in the video.0:00 - Quick Episode Recap0:25 - Location Overview - The last of the tarp1:29 - My hand-drawn cabin plans1:48 - Prepping roofing boards4:07 - Sponsorship Break6:00 - Starting to put boards on the cabin roof7:52 - Plywood sheathing9:44 - Lunch with the family - Salmon and Pineapple sandwich.12:36 - Cabin building continues19:47 - Explaining my approach to roofing30:53 - Spoon carving32:34 - Scaffolding with two ladders34:15 - Finishing shots36:25 - How to clean a cast ironThanks so much for watching. For those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vA little more about AG1.AG1 by Athletic Greens is a comprehensive, nutrition drink engineered to fill the nutritional gaps in your diet and support your body’s nutritional needs across four pillars of health: Gut health, Immune support, Energy and Recovery! It’s packed with 75 vitamins, minerals, whole-food sourced ingredients and combines the perfect amount of micronutrients, absorption and taste to jumpstart your daily routine. AG1 is available in the US, Canada, UK and Europe.Follow me on Instagram @trustintimberSome links to items used in the making of the cabin and the videos.Husqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdvWool Anorakhttps://weatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722....Drone amzn.to/3xSruz7Work Bootsamzn.to/36KVAtnHand Saw I useamzn.to/3E6DvSUChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP28: Roof Rafters Go Up On Off Grid Cabin Build Trustin Timber 2022-06-14 | Well, we are finally at the stage of the cabin looking like my model. It feels a bit surreal to see it standing in front of me now. Thank all of you who have been following along from the beginning. For those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vEpisode Time Stamps:0:00 Recap of past progress1:00 New Video begins - Building scaffolding2:00 fitting first beam for a template6:00 Cook and Kuksa making8:40 Day Two Begins / Cutting 6" x 4" White Pine Rafters and Installing21:51 Finishing ShotsFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberSome links to items used in the making of the cabin and the videos.Husqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdvWool Anorakweatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722.4e1e2Drone amzn.to/3xSruz7Work Bootsamzn.to/36KVAtnHand Saw I useamzn.to/3E6DvSUChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP27: Off Grid Cabin Build // Starting Second Floor Walls Trustin Timber 2022-05-31 | Just a couple days in the life of Trustin Timber building his self harvest log cabin. 0:00 - Recap0:37 - New Progress - Building Loft Walls5:33 - Spoon carving and overnight camp7:00 - Second Day of building walls8:22 - Dealing with black flies and mosquitoes 10:45 - Building resumes12:08 - The wooden Mallet that I built the cabin with13:33 - Campfire Guitar with Lane DorseyFor those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vIntro Music and Campfire Acoustic by Lane DorseyFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberAnorak I'm wearing is from my friend Leigh at peakoilcompany.comNow running in Kickstarter Affiliate LinksThe Scribe I talk about from Amazon amzn.to/3lX4mIyCarving Knifeamzn.to/3a2o5nAMy Hatchetamzn.to/3m0Rcu1My Forest Axeamzn.to/3a38RyEBe Nice To People, Be Nice To Our Earth
Building An Off-Grid Campfire Kitchen // Timber Tavern Bar & Grill Trustin Timber 2022-05-10 | My wife Caitlin wanted an outdoor kitchen at the cabin. Here is what we built her. I'm sure this forest kitchen will host many great fire-cooked meals and be the grounds where plenty of great times are shared with friends and family. Special Thanks to EcoFlow for sponsoring this video and providing power to our off-grid cabin. Check out EcoFlow for your portable power station. EcoFlow USA Website:https://us.ecoflow.com?aff=254EcoFlow CANADA Website: https://ca.ecoflow.com?aff=14I'm using the Delta Max 2000 system with the 220w solar panels. If you are looking for more details on our delicious meals my wife Caitlin is sharing her perspective of this build on her YouTube channel @TheTimberLife Check her out and subscribe as she will be cooking up plenty of exciting campfire meals out here this summer. Watch this cabin build series from the beginning in this playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Links to some other tools used DEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyHusqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdvMy production company website.http://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlifeTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.#EcoFlow #PortableGenerator #PortablePowerStation #SolarGenerator #SolarPanels
EP26: Cabin Walls / Why I’m Not Insulating …Yet Trustin Timber 2022-04-26 | In this video, I do a recap of the building of my cabin walls. I also answer the most common question. Why am I not insulating my cabin walls?Eventually, I will likely do a little chinking but since this cabin will eventually be dismantled, transported, and reassembled I'll wait until it is in its final home.For those of you new to the channel you can catch up on the full series here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vYou can also check out our other YouTube channel about camping, camp cooking and adventure here. youtube.com/c/thetimberlifeFollow my on Instagram @trustintimberIntro music by Thomas HodekProducts used in this video.Husqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdvWool Anorakweatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722.4e1e2Drone amzn.to/3xSruz7Work Bootsamzn.to/36KVAtnHand Saw I useamzn.to/3E6DvSUChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP25: Center Post // Injured Trustin Timber 2022-04-19 | Time StampsRecap of the cabin building process. 0:00Skip to the new cabin building part3:11Learn what I hurt9:00You can watch this cabin build from the beginning in the Cabin Build playlist here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vYou can also check out our other YouTube channel about camping, camp cooking and adventure here. youtube.com/c/thetimberlifeFollow me on Instagram @trustintimberIntro music by Thomas Hodek
EP24: The Hardest Part - The Cabin Ridge Pole Goes Up!!! Trustin Timber 2022-04-12 | Well, I can sleep better now knowing the hardest part of the cabin build is in position. This ridge pole was hoisted up about 22' from the ground. A bit sketchy at times but that's part of the excitement. Hope you enjoy it. Special thanks to Lane for keeping the jokes flowing and helping me out.You can also follow the journey on Instagram: Trustin Timberinstagram.com/trustintimberHand Saw I useamzn.to/3E6DvSUChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyYou can watch the whole cabin build from the beginning in this playlist. youtube.com/watch?v=kAEpQ3KQHRs&list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP23: Full Scribe Walls & Redesigning The Cabin on The Fly Trustin Timber 2022-04-05 | Thanks for stopping by.For me, this cabin build is a dream being made into reality. I literally dreamt about building this cabin for 7 or 8 years and now here I am building it and sharing the experience with my family and all of you. I couldn't be happier. Thanks for watching. See how I fill in the top of the walls in this video.youtube.com/watch?v=48tfUIsboBAThe cabin is being built out of White Pine and Tamarack.Time Stamps0:00 - Full Sctibing Cabin Logs6:56 - Realizing my mistake10:00 - Redesign Cabin Wall14:00 - Back to building cabin25:20 - Family ArrivesYou can watch this cabin build from the beginning in the Cabin Build playlist here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vYou can also check out our other YouTube channel about camping, camp cooking and adventure here. youtube.com/c/thetimberlife
EP22: First Overnight at the Cabin Build & Wall Install Trustin Timber 2022-03-29 | In this video, I fill the walls on each side of the cabin doorway in phase one of the cabin build.The cabin is being built out of White Pine and Tamarack.Time Stamps1:12 Start building9:28 Overnight Camp16:18 Return to the buildingYou can watch this cabin build from the beginning in the Cabin Build playlist here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vYou can also check out our other YouTube channel about camping, camp cooking and adventure here. youtube.com/c/thetimberlife
Overnight Bushcraft camp in the snow //ASMR Trustin Timber 2022-01-21 | I hope I never get too old to build snow forts. Wow, what fun! The temperatures were freezing but I wasn't cold at all. The fort worked great holding in enough heat. Can't wait to go back and add more to this fort next visit.Timecode: 2:56 - tying up the tarp2:56 - taught-line hitch4:30 - prusik knot5:11 - ripped tarp tie-out solution6:30 - Wooden Clamp10:20 - Adjustable Pot Hanger15:43 - Sleep Setup24:03 - Morning Feather Stick27:46 - Bushcraft Chair29:43 - Canadian Jam Knot30:40 - Slippery HitchGear:Big Saw: amzn.to/3FSPaUgSmall Saw: amzn.to/3KBUak3 (careful link is for a 2 pack)Winter Boots: amzn.to/3Aq68bSHatchet: amzn.to/3rN7FF0Knife: amzn.to/3IqWEzzTarp: Frost RiverPack: Frost RiverWool Blanket and base blanket: Bushcraft Spain
EP21: Why I’m taking my cabin apart! Trustin Timber 2022-01-14 | Time Stamps00:25 Introduction03:21 Planning and sanding floorboards4:19 Installing floorboards9:00 Problem solving13:49 Talking Screws15:26 Post and Beam bookThe Book:The Craft of Modular Post & Beam: Building log and timber homes affordably by James Mitchellamzn.to/33vOvuFYou can buy the U2 Fasteners on amazon.comThese are the #10 (smaller of the two screws I used but plenty strong)amzn.to/3FudDiGHere are the big screws I'm using for the beams but pay attention to all the sizing options and choose what is best for your project. I like to use the construction screws in 3/8 thickness for these big logs but 5/16 would probably do the job for most projects. amzn.to/3qIteaGWatch this cabin build series from the beginning in this playlist. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vLinks to some other tools used in this video.DEWALT DCP580B 20V MAX Brushless Planer amzn.to/3zVw2DQDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUMy production company website.http://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlifeTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP20: Door Posts & Daughter Trustin Timber 2022-01-07 | *Correction, The speed increase is 500% so 5 times normal speed, not 500 times. My apologies.*If closed captions are on you can turn them off by clicking CC at the bottom. Hi folks,First off I'd like to thank U2 Fasteners for sponsoring this video. I really don't get enough views to justify the time it takes to put these videos together so these sponsorships truly buy me the time to get this stuff edited and uploaded for you. More about U2 Fasteners is below. If you are looking for my wife's YouTube channel you can check that out here.youtube.com/c/thetimberlifeThe video she mentions at the end is here.youtube.com/watch?v=8r90n-w1_xIHere are a few timestamps in case you want to skip ahead to specific points in the video. 0:00 This one starts out with some milling of my ridge pole and sill logs using my Granberg International Mills. I generally try to mill a month or so in advance of installation so they have a bit of time to dry. This makes them much lighter even though they are far from completely dry. 2:14 I explain and mill my doorposts.8:46 I prep and install what I'm calling the third sill and screw it down with 10" and 12" 3/8 U2 Fasteners.23:31 I get working on the door frame and have a friend come to help, but mostly drink beer, tell stories and share some laughs. 27:19 We load in some milled floorboards.29:44 Cutting and installing the door frame posts.40:58 My wife and daughter come out to see the progress and we cook lunch.This video was sponsored by U2 Fasteners. They really make building with big timbers easy and fun. You can learn more about them on their website u2fasteners.comYou can also buy the fasteners on amazon.comHere is one type most similar to what I'm using but pay attention to all the sizing options and choose what is best for your project. I like to use the construction screws in 3/8 thickness for these big logs but 5/16 would probably do the job for most projects. amzn.to/3qIteaGWatch this cabin build series from the beginning in this playlist. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vLinks to some other tools used in this video.Drill-powered winchamzn.to/3zFlybRHand saw: Gyokucho Razorsaw amzn.to/3wKUshdChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGRANBERG Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3pYiPXyMy production company website.http://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlifeTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP19: Log Wall Fills & Dovetail Floor Joists - Extended Version Trustin Timber 2021-12-28 | This is a longer version of episode 19 for those looking for a bit more detail and explanation. If you want to watch the short edit you can check that out here. youtu.be/RLifkBfWT5Q Watch this cabin build series from the beginning in this playlist. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlifeLinks to Chain Hoist used in this video.amzn.to/2Q9NnXoTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP19: Building Log Cabin Alone // Dovetail Floor Joists - Highlights Edit Trustin Timber 2021-12-07 | This is a short edit of episode 19. For those looking for a longer version with more description, you can check that out here. youtu.be/48tfUIsboBA Watch this cabin build series from the beginning in this playlist. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlifeLinks to Chain Hoist used in this video.amzn.to/2Q9NnXoTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP18: Post and Beam // Tying It All Together Trustin Timber 2021-11-16 | In this video and I start connecting my walls with the horizontal beams called tie beams and it's really starting to feel like a cabin. This video was sponsored by U2 Fasteners. They really make building with big timbers easy and fun. You can learn more about them on their website u2fasteners.comYou can also buy the fasteners on amazon.comHere is one type most similar to what I'm using but pay attention to all the sizing options and choose what is best for your project.amzn.to/3qIteaGWatch this cabin build series from the beginning in this playlist. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vLinks to some other tools used in this video.Hand saw: Gyokucho Razorsaw amzn.to/3wKUshdChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUMy production company website.http://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlifeTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP17: Fitting Front Post & Failure Trustin Timber 2021-11-09 | In this video, I give a bit more detail on fitting the big centre posts in my post and beam log cabin. I also explain why I think failure is so important and necessary. The big screwsU2 Fasteners u2fasteners.comU2 Fasteners S-20-106000-B Construction Screw 5/16x6-inch, Quantity(300), 5/16 x 6amzn.to/3keA03Z (note there are all different sizes, look into what's best for your needs)Hand saw: Gyokucho Razorsaw amzn.to/3wKUshdChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.BackstoryGrowing on a farm in the prairies of Saskatchewan, Canada I got my fill of manual labour and I couldn't wait to get to the big city and get an easy city slicker job. I sure made the most of those years but something was calling me back to a simpler life. So in 2013 we moved from the big city and bought a little cabin in the woods as our permanent home. This decision really changed the course of our life. Living along a flowing river full of trout, surrounded by a canopy of the old-growth forest has taught us the values of living within nature. But, like all good things you always want more. For now, we intend to keep this little slice of heaven but are looking to set up another home base a little further north. Since we’re looking for land that has both a freshwater source and plenty of acres to explore, protect, and manage, we’re expecting to have to pay a fair fee and know we’ll need to put most of our financial resources into the land itself. We also want to design a life that allows us to live a debt-free life to avoid financial stress and worry that often prevents people from properly considering environmental factors in their home building decisions. When even the cheapest mass-produced house is beyond the reach of most, concerns about quality and environment are often pushed aside. This project is going to explore traditional building methods that have environmental concerns at the forefront.Although it is a little disturbing to see how many trees it takes to make a small cabin I know they have been sustainably harvested from a planted woodlot and I feel so fortunate that my cabin project won’t contribute to the deforestation of the old growth of the great Canadian wildness that I love exploring. All the trees we are using were planted around the 1980s. At the rate of tree growth, and the size of the woodlot, if managed properly there would be trees for many many generations of cabin builders. My goal is to self harvest 100% of the logs used in this cabin not only reducing deforestation but also reducing environmental impact with the reduced transportation costs, and manufacturing of synthetic materials.The cabin has been designed in a way that it can be completely dismantled and transported. While we build we are looking for the perfect piece of land to move our cabin. My production company website.http://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlife
EP16: Self Harvested Log Cabin Build / Raising Massive Post Alone Trustin Timber 2021-09-14 | In this episode, the logs that I have been harvesting over the last 3 years are now becoming a cabin. Hope you enjoy it. This video is brought to you by Granberg International.granberg.comA few Special thanks for the supportDeWalt - dewalt.com (power tools)DU/ER duer.ca (pants)Warn Industries warn.com (Winch)Jamie Kennedy Stan and ElizabethMy Beautiful Wife CaitlinTool linksThe diamond sharpening essential kit I use to sharpen my chisel is from TREND Tool Technology.trend-ca.com/u-dws-kit-h-diamond-sharpening-essential-kitAdzes ( to curve out logs)amzn.to/3wS0wo2DEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUDEWALT DCP580B 20V MAX Brushless Planer - Love this tool but please note it's not great on wet wood. It gets plugged up if you don't attach to a vac,amzn.to/3vHPEaRHand saw: Gyokucho Razorsaw amzn.to/3wKUshdGranberg Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZBig Construction Screwshttp://www.u2fasteners.comChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.BackstoryIn 2013 we moved from the big city and bought a little cabin in the woods as our permanent home. This decision really changed the course of our life. Living along a flowing river full of trout, surrounded by a canopy of the old-growth forest has taught us the values of living within nature. But, like all good things you always want more. For now, we intend to keep this little slice of heaven but are looking to set up another home base a little further north. Since we’re looking for land that has both a fresh water source and plenty of acres to explore, protect, and manage, we’re expecting to have to pay a fair fee and know we’ll need to put most of our financial resources into the land itself. We also want to design a life that allows us to live a debt-free life to avoid financial stress and worry that often prevents people from properly considering environmental factors in their home building decisions. When even the cheapest mass-produced house is beyond the reach of most, concerns about quality and environment are often pushed aside. This project is going to explore traditional building methods that have environmental concerns at the forefront.Although it is a little disturbing to see how many trees it takes to make a small cabin I know they have been sustainably harvested from a planted woodlot and I feel so fortunate that my cabin project won’t contribute to the deforestation of the old-growth of the great Canadian wildness that I love exploring. All the trees we are using were planted around the 1980s. At the rate of tree growth, and the size of the woodlot, if managed properly there would be trees for many many generations of cabin builders. My goal is to self harvest 100% of the logs used in this cabin not only reducing deforestation but also reduce environmental impact with the reduced transportation costs, and manufacturing of synthetic materials.The cabin has been designed in a way that it can be completely dismantled and transported. While we build we are looking for the perfect piece of land to move our cabin. My websitehttp://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTubeyoutube.com/c/thetimberlife
EP15: Answering Your Questions Trustin Timber 2021-07-13 | Like most summers I find it difficult to restrain from canoe tripping. All my goals and ambitions seem to take a back burner for a few months while I get lost exploring the Great Canadian Wilderness. However, this summer we've got a new objective for our canoe tripping which is finding the perfect place to rest our cabin. As I explain in this video, the cabin we are building has been designed to be transported to a remote wilderness location. This video brings you along on one of those expeditions.To see more from this trip check out our other channel @TheTimberLife A few links from our sponsorsOur canoe is from Abitibi & Co.abitibico.ca/enOur canvas packs are from Frost Riverfrostriver.comOur Boots are from Dannerglobal.danner.comHave any insight on land for us to buy and build our cabin?Contact e-mail is here. trustintimberproductions.com/contact-usMy websitehttp://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberTo see some of the cabin build processes up to this point check out these videos.Harvesting Our Cabin Logsyoutu.be/kAEpQ3KQHRsLog Capstan Build to Drag Heavy Objectsyoutu.be/jAIVMeIk1lQBuilding Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boardsyoutu.be/j8MTheSpXbsMy wife helps me move and cut the first wall log for the cabin youtu.be/S2lIKUSgnZcPlatform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber youtu.be/YQUHs3kWqUQOur Biggest Cabin Logs Go Into Placeyoutu.be/e8NeC_mbDkkOvernight Camp, Cook & Cabin Build // Posts Go Up!youtu.be/fGhPYIBmO_I Cabin Walls Begin // Our Secret // Do We Need a Bigger Cabin?youtu.be/eHShqLW7s7Q
EP14: Cabin Walls Begin // Our Secret // Do We Need a Bigger Cabin? Trustin Timber 2021-06-22 | We're making progress! The walls are starting to take shape and the vision is becoming reality. In 2013 we moved from the big city and bought a little cabin in the woods as our permanent home. This decision really changed the course of our life. Living along a flowing river full of trout, surrounded with a canopy of old-growth forest has taught us the values of living within nature. But, like all good things you always want more. For now, we intend to keep this little slice of heaven but are looking to set up another home base a little further north. Since we’re looking for land that has both a freshwater source and plenty of acres to explore, protect, and manage, we’re expecting to have to pay a fair fee and know we’ll need to put most of our financial resources into the land itself. We also want to design a life that allows us to live a debt-free life to avoid financial stress and worry that often prevents people from properly considering environmental factors in their home building decisions. When even the cheapest mass-produced house is beyond the reach of most, concerns about quality and environment are often pushed aside. This project is going to explore traditional building methods that have environmental concerns at the forefront.Although it is a little disturbing to see how many trees it takes to make a small cabin I feel so fortunate that my cabin project won’t contribute to the deforestation of the old-growth of the great Canadian wildness that I love exploring. All the trees we are using were planted around the 1980s. At the rate of tree growth, and the size of the woodlot, if managed properly there would be trees for many many generations of cabin builders. My goal is to self harvest 100% of the wood used in this cabin not only reducing deforestation but also reduce environmental impact with the reduced transportation costs, and manufacturing of synthetic materials.The cabin has been designed in a way that it can be completely dismantled and transported. While we build we are looking for the perfect piece of land to move our cabin. To see some of the cabin build processes up to this point check out these videos.Harvesting Our Cabin Logsyoutu.be/kAEpQ3KQHRsLog Capstan Build to Drag Heavy Objectsyoutu.be/jAIVMeIk1lQBuilding Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boardsyoutu.be/j8MTheSpXbsMy wife helps me move and cut the first wall log for the cabin youtu.be/S2lIKUSgnZcPlatform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber youtu.be/YQUHs3kWqUQOur Biggest Cabin Logs Go Into Placeyoutu.be/e8NeC_mbDkkOvernight Camp, Cook & Cabin Build // Posts Go Up!youtu.be/fGhPYIBmO_I The Mission of this channel is to;Teach those I can.Learn from those that I can. (from your comments)And to inspire others to build with their own hands and enjoy the process.It’s going to be a jam-packed summer of cabin building and we have some other exciting news to share with you soon so stay tuned. If you are also interested in more of our lifestyle my wife also has a YouTube channel called @The Timber Life Be nice to people, be nice tour earth.See you next Timber Tuesday.My websitehttp://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTube @The Timber Life Adzes ( to curve out logs)amzn.to/3wS0wo2DEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUDEWALT DCP580B 20V MAX Brushless Planer - Love this tool but please note it's not great on wet wood. It gets plugged up if you don't attach to a vac,amzn.to/3vHPEaRHand saw: Gyokucho Razorsaw amzn.to/3wKUshdGranberg Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZBig Construction Screwshttp://www.u2fasteners.comChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP13: Inside my 30 foot long cabin building shelter. Bonus Episode! Trustin Timber 2021-06-15 | This is just a little filler video between cabin-building episodes. Let me know if you like these and want me to keep shooting the weekends or just compile the best footage into epic cabin-building videos. I know some of you will find sleeping under the stars boring but others love the peaceful pace of these slower videos. I'm doing my best to give you the full experience of this project. Cabin building is only a small part of why I'm doing this. The camp cooking, sleeping under the stars, learning about myself and practicing these skills are as valuable to me as the finished product.Project Overview:In 2013 we bought a little cabin in the woods as our permanent home. This decision really changed the course of our life. Living along a flowing river full of trout, surrounded with a canopy of old-growth forest has taught us the values of living within nature. But, like all good things you always want more. For now, we intend to keep this little slice of heaven but are looking to set up another home base a little further north. Since we’re looking for land that has both a freshwater source and plenty of acres to explore, protect, and manage, we’re expecting to have to pay a fair fee and know we’ll need to put most of our financial resources into the land itself. We also want to design a life that allows us to live a debt-free life to avoid financial stress and worry that often prevents people from properly considering environmental factors in their home building decisions. When even the cheapest mass-produced house is beyond the reach of most, concerns about quality and environment are often pushed aside. This project is going to explore traditional building methods that have environmental concerns at the forefront.Although it is a little disturbing to see how many trees it takes to make a small cabin I feel so fortunate that my cabin project won’t contribute to the deforestation of the old-growth great Canadian wildness that I love exploring. At the rate of tree growth, and the size of the woodlot, if managed properly there would be trees for many many generations of cabin builders. My goal is to self harvest 100% of the wood used in this cabin not only reducing deforestation but also reduce environmental impact with the reduced transportation costs, and manufacturing of synthetic materials.To see some of the cabin build processes up to this point check out these videos.Harvesting Our Cabin Logsyoutu.be/kAEpQ3KQHRsLog Capstan Build to Drag Heavy Objectsyoutu.be/jAIVMeIk1lQBuilding Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boardsyoutu.be/j8MTheSpXbsMy wife helps me move and cut the first wall log for the cabin youtu.be/S2lIKUSgnZcPlatform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber youtu.be/YQUHs3kWqUQOur Biggest Cabin Logs Go Into Placeyoutu.be/e8NeC_mbDkkOvernight Camp, Cook & Cabin Build // Posts Go Up!youtu.be/fGhPYIBmO_I The Mission of this channel is to;Teach those I can.Learn from those that I can. (from your comments)And to inspire others to build with their own hands and enjoy the process.It’s going to be a jam-packed summer of cabin building and we have some other exciting news to share with you soon so stay tuned. If you are also interested in more of our lifestyle my wife also has a YouTube channel called @The Timber Life Be nice to people, be nice tour earth.See you next Timber Tuesday.My websitehttp://www.trustintimberproductions.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTube @TheTimberLife Product LinksDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGranberg Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZBig Construction Screwshttp://www.u2fasteners.comChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoI also recommend a strap.amzn.to/3byXLiEHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdMy big saw for millingamzn.to/3o6lMD6Trustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP12: Overnight Camp, Cook & Cabin Build // Posts Go Up! Trustin Timber 2021-06-08 | #CabinBuild, #LogCabin, #CabinInTheWoodsIn this video, my wife Caitlin and I start putting up our cabin posts. The cabin will be a post and beam style made with 100% self-harvest logs. Common Questions:Q: Aren't your foundation posts going to rot?A: This is a temporary building platform to dry-fit the cabin. It will be dismantled and moved.Q: Why are you burning the logs?A: The logs leak sticky sap and therefore collect dirt and rocks that will dull my tools. Some of the fresh logs have soft sap that also gets on my hands, clothes and tools. I'm burning it off now so thatthe logs are more enjoyable to work with and will also be much easier to sand before I stain them. Sappy logs clog up the sandpaper. To see some of the cabin build processes up to this point check out these videos.Harvesting Our Cabin Logsyoutu.be/kAEpQ3KQHRsLog Capstan Build to Drag Heavy Objectsyoutu.be/jAIVMeIk1lQBuilding Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boardsyoutu.be/j8MTheSpXbsMy wife helps me move and cut the first wall log for the cabin youtu.be/S2lIKUSgnZcPlatform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber youtu.be/YQUHs3kWqUQOur Biggest Cabin Logs Go Into Placeyoutu.be/e8NeC_mbDkkThe Mission of this channel is to;Learn from those that I can. Teach those I can.And to inspire others to build with their own hands and enjoy the process.It’s going to be a jam-packed summer of cabin building and we have some other exciting news to share with you soon so stay tuned. If you are also interested in more of our lifestyle my wife also has a YouTube channel called @The Timber Life Be nice to people, be nice tour earth.See you next Timber Tuesday.My websitewww.trustintimber.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTube@TheTimberLife Product LinksDEWALT FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE 20V MAX Circular Sawamzn.to/35bJ8yxDEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Combo Kitamzn.to/3v3vTtUGranberg Edging Mill amzn.to/3uWQJuZBig Construction Screwshttp://www.u2fasteners.comChain Hoistamzn.to/2Q9NnXoI also recommend a strap.amzn.to/3byXLiEHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdMy big saw for millingamzn.to/3o6lMD6Trustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP10: TRIPOD CHAIN HOIST: How to lift heavy objects Trustin Timber 2021-05-18 | Hopefully, some of you can find this useful. The ability to lift heavy objects with three poles and a hoist can come in very handy in a variety of situations. Chain Hoist I have in this videoamzn.to/2Q9NnXoI also recommend a strap.amzn.to/3byXLiEHow to calculate the weight of green logshttp://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/calculators/calc.plTo see some of the cabin build processes up to this point check out these videos.Harvesting Our Cabin Logsyoutu.be/kAEpQ3KQHRsLog Capstan Build to Drag Heavy Objectsyoutu.be/jAIVMeIk1lQBuilding Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boardsyoutu.be/j8MTheSpXbsMy wife helps me move and cut the first wall log for the cabin youtu.be/S2lIKUSgnZcPlatform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber youtu.be/YQUHs3kWqUQThe Mission of this channel is to;Learn from those that I can. Teach those I can.And to inspire others to build with their own hands.It’s going to be a jam-packed summer of cabin building and we have some other exciting news to share with you soon so stay tuned. If you are also interested in more of our lifestyle my wife also has a YouTube channel called @The Timber Life Be nice to people, be nice tour earth.See you next Timber Tuesday.My websitewww.trustintimber.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTube@The Timber Life
EP09: Why I disappeared for 4 months. Trustin Timber 2021-05-11 | Happy TIMBER TUESDAY!I hesitated to make this video because although I believe self-harvesting your own lumber is the most environmentally responsible thing one can do the images of cutting down trees still don't seem very positive in my mind and many others. And... my process for felling trees is wrong according to the books. My wedge cut is too big, I cut too low, I don’t use a wedge.... so I don’t want to demonstrate the unsafe technique, but if this is going to be a truthful documentation of how I built this cabin I should show my actual process. In my situation, in my forest with a heavy canopy where the trees are all tangled up top, and after felling a few hundred trees of this size this is what works for me. Anyway, all that to say TIMBER!!!!! Timber Tuesdays are back.Cabin build is underway and I'll do my best to get weekly videos up here following along on the process. As for the 4-month break, I took off posting. People keep telling me I’m going to lose subscribers and no one will watch these videos if I’m not consistent but I’d rather produce quality over quantity and the last few months have been pretty repetitive. We’ve just been harvesting more logs for the cabin. We now have 160 logs. If we were to put them all in a line that would be more than 4 football fields. That’s a lot of bark to peel and not all that exciting to watch. Anyway, for those of you that are here watching, please let me know how you found out I uploaded again. I’m curious to understand how people find these videos. The Mission of this channel is to;Learn from those that I can. Teach those I can.And to inspire others to build with their own hands.It’s going to be a jam-packed summer of cabin building and we have some other exciting news to share with you soon so stay tuned. If you are also interested in more of our lifestyle my wife also has a YouTube channel called @TheTimberLife Be nice to people, be nice tour earth.See you next Timber Tuesday.My websitewww.trustintimber.comMy Instagram@trustintimberMy wife's Instagram@caitlin_timberMy wife's YouTube@TheTimberLife Links to things you might be interested in.My wool anorak and wool shirtweatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722.4e1e2My winter bootsamzn.to/33D2qf3My steel toe bootsamzn.to/3eyV8iUHusqvarna 26” Forest Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBHusqvarna Camp Axehttp://amzn.to/2CY6PtDHusqvarna Battery Chainsaw http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My most used sawamzn.to/3vRK1rdMy big saw for millingamzn.to/3o6lMD6Neiko 02182A Chain Hoist for listing logsamzn.to/2Q9NnXoSnugpak Sleeping Bagamzn.to/2wI4MMNMy small Chainsaw Mill.http://amzn.to/2HLeQEWRails for the chainsaw Millhttp://amzn.to/2IzBeCxCamera SetupsDronehttp://amzn.to/2plLgOzBest (but biggest) Camera - http://amzn.to/2FbCJokCanon EF 16-35mm http://amzn.to/2oPcSeIIf we could only have one camera - http://amzn.to/2CYlYL6Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 http://amzn.to/2oG7hIwTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP08: Waking up in a snow storm in a tarp shelter with my wife Trustin Timber 2020-12-08 | Please note, we are only cutting trees on a private woodlot that is being managed for a lumber resource and an oxygen producing carbon sink. This is a very environmentally friendly way to build a home or cabin. The trees grow and store carbon, and then we cut them to hold the carbon and build with them storing that carbon for centuries. Meanwhile new trees grow in their place producing clean oxygen and storing more carbon. The cycle produces a healthy forest and is extremely environmentally friendly.This video is proudly supported by Jackery. We are really loving our Jackery explorer pack and solar panels. Jackery Christmas Sale from 7th to 13th December. Explorer240-10%off-$224.99 60Wsolar panel-10% off-$161.99 Explorer 1000-$100off-$899.99 100Wsolar panel-$30off -$269.99jackery.comHere is the exact solar system I have if you prefer to order on Amazon.Explorer 1000amzn.to/3oB4r48Jackery SolarSaga 100W Portable Solar Panel (I suggest getting two)amzn.to/37NIzeWTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.Say hi on Instagram: instagram.com/trustintimberCheck out our adventure channel: youtube.com/c/thetimberlife Stay tuned here to see Caitlin's edit from this trip and get her full pasta recipe. Our production company.trustintimberproductions.com
Ladder From a Single Tree: Wooden Nails and Lashing Lesson Trustin Timber 2020-11-30 | Nothing too fancy here. I needed a ladder and thought I'd share my process. Say hi on Instagraminstagram.com/trustintimber/?hl=enSaws are from Agawa Canyonamzn.to/3lhrgaPAxeamzn.to/2VcL4Sf
Cabin Falls to the town of Temagami by Canoe - 4 day - 85km Solo Trustin Timber 2020-11-24 | You never really know who you are until you have no one to depend on but yourself. This video shares the journey of a 85km solo canoe trip traveled over 4 days (finishing one day early). I had no cell service, GPS, or satellite signal. I was 100% dependent on myself. Timecodes00:11 - flight in on floatplane00:32 - Cabin Falls 00:36 - Bridal Veil Falls01:10 - Fat Mans Falls02:12 - Runnable rapids on Lady Evelyn River4:45 - Willow Island Lake5:29 - Campsite Night 01 - Willow Island Lake 8:25 - Missing Portage 01 - Out of Wilow Island Lake10:11 - Missing Portage 02 - Klutz lake 10:44 - Getting feet wet dragging canoe through march12:37 - Cleary Pond Lake13:30 - Dimond Lake13:47 - Lady Evelyn Falls14:00 - Pictographs15:40 - Bob Lake 17:00 - Sunset loons17:40 - Paddling in a dream22:08 - Chee-Skon Lake 22:30 - Changing Of The Seasons Gathering - Spirit Rock23:21 - Obibika Lake23:53 - Obibika Lake Campsite - Night 02 24:40 - Trip Recap26:27 - Turtle Rock 28:35 - Days paddle Recap - 35km day29:38 - Fishing Jumping Under RainbowAfter the camera turned off I paddled another 3 hours in pitch blackness back to the town of Temagami. Special ThanksMusic by Duane PaulHap and Andrea Wilson Alex MathiasPJ JustasonCamp Meals by Stowaway Gourmetstowawaygourmet.comCanvas Packs by Frost Riverfrostriver.comMy tripodamzn.to/35ZbrBvCamp Stoveamzn.to/35SrLDKMy Gree Wool ShirtWeather Woolweatherwool.com/?rfsn=909722.4e1e2Camera Case / Camp Tableamzn.to/2JnOyuvSleeping Padamzn.to/2DaxwzHCamp Pillowamzn.to/2DbJDMQBootsamzn.to/2qe6b7gTent: amzn.to/2TSshczSnugpak Sleeping Bagamzn.to/2wI4MMNwww.trustintimber.comTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
EP07: Platform From 100% Self Harvested Lumber // Cabin Build: EP07 Trustin Timber 2020-10-20 | In this video, I finish up the Cabin Platform using 100% self harvest lumber.I put a coat of stain on it to protect it for the winter as well as get a good visual reference to make sure this is the colour I want to go with for the full cabin. The original colour I picked was called Maple 23 but after doing a few test boards I felt it was to peach but I already had three cans. So I decided to put my art school colour theory to work and mixed up my own custom colour combination using the Maple m23 mixed with Wheat 44 and a Sahara 10. I love the colour I mixed up here, it feels so fresh you wish it had a smell and it does, fresh-cut pine.This film is part of my cabin build playlist.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vThe finish is a Sansin SDFhttp://www.sansin.comHardware is U2 Fastenershttp://www.u2fasteners.comThe boards were milled using Granberg Alaskan Mills from Granberg InternationalGRANBERG Alaskan Mark-IV Chainsaw Millamzn.to/359fbypMy favorite mill for small logsamzn.to/35dLHiPEdging Millamzn.to/3fP9Ik9I used a Honda 2200i Generatoramzn.to/35eoSLUTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.Music by Tellingbeatzzwww.tellingbeatzz.comSay hi on Instagram: Trustin TimberCheck out our adventure channel: youtube.com/c/thetimberlifeOur Production Company Website:trustintimberproductions.com
EP 6: Building a Table from a Single Dead Tree and Cabin Model Design // Cabin Build: EP06 Trustin Timber 2020-08-04 | In this episode, I build a table from a single dead tree, and then I design and build our cabin model.The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: https://skl.sh/trustintimber0820 *Please Note: I was mistaken. A credit card is required to take advantage of the two months of free access. The Timber Life Merch here.teespring.com/stores/the-timber-life*Please Note: I'm using Teespring which is a collaborator with YouTube. Many people are using them so they should be good quality but since I pride myself on trust I wanted to mention I have not yet received any samples myself to inspect the quality. I myself will order products to ensure the quality is to my expectation. If you place an order and are unsatisfied please let me know at my personal e-mail. trustintimber@gmail0:19 Table built from a single dead tree5:00 Introduction8:32 cabin model build16:26 canoe trip and model build32:55 cabin stain color poll35:38 Final thoughtsBigger carving knifeamzn.to/31muphUMy small carving knife is from Japan but this one is similar.amzn.to/3i6gOC0Japanese Pull Saw Hand Sawamzn.to/3i1mRHZThis film is part of my cabin build playlist.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8v Pants by DU/ERduer.caHardware Mentionedhttp://www.u2fasteners.comThe stain is Sansin SDFsansin.com/product/sdfAvailable in Southern Ontario at Colour Oasis Paint & Decor in Boltoncolouroasis.caThe small battery saw for joineryHusqvarna 536 Li XP Battery Ch http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8Classic Chainsaw Millamzn.to/3gnDMnA Chainsaw Edging Millamzn.to/31m6peuRails for Chainsaw Millamzn.to/2D8WhxTMy favorite Chainsaw Millamzn.to/33neX7GCheck out my Amazon store for my trusted purchases.amazon.ca/shop/trustintimberTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.Say hi on Instagram: @Trustin TimberOur Production Company Website:trustintimberproductions.comThis video was sponsored by Skillshare
EP 5: Wife helps me move and cut first wall log for the cabin // Cabin Build EP05 Trustin Timber 2020-06-23 | 2:18 In this episode, we pick some wild ramps, and Caitlin bakes them in a cheesy, pesto bread roll with her homemade dough.2:47 We get some big logs dragged to camp for the sill logs and scribe 13-floor joists in each for a nice well-settled fit. 3:35 I edge mill a few more sub-floor boards with the Granberg Edging Mill and start bolting them down in place. 5:49 cutting notches for floor joists11:55 As usual, we're taking our time and enjoying the process. Chainsaw Mills / Alaskan MillsGranberg Internationalgranberg.comThis episode features the Edging Mill sold here:granberg.com/product/g555b-edging-mill/?v=3e8d115eb4b3Get it on Amazon hereamzn.to/3fP9Ik9Boots by DannerCaitlin wears Danner LightsTrustin wears Quarry USA with Alloy Toe & 10-year-old Vintage Dannersglobal.danner.comBeers by GoodLotThese folks may be our friends but they also happen to make incredible beer with local farm-raised ingredients. Stop by the farm/brewery and you might catch us there listing to live bluegrass and making new friends. https://www.goodlot.beer/This film is part of my cabin build playlist.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vThe small battery saw for joineryHusqvarna 536 Li XP Battery Ch http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8Check out my Amazon store for my trusted purchases.amazon.ca/shop/trustintimberTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.Music by TellingbeatzzSay Hi on Instagram: Trustin TimberOur Production Company Website:trustintimberproductions.com
EP 4: The Foundation / Milling Beams / Camp Cooking / Cabin Build Trustin Timber 2020-05-05 | Turn the down the lights, put your headphones on, and come on a journey with me. We actually start building!!!In this video, we mill the foundation beams and after 2 years are harvesting our logs we actually screw the first two pieces of wood together. This is a temporary foundation for the building process. The cabin will be unassembled and relocated on a permanent foundation down the road. This cabin will be built using 100% self harvest lumber for a private woodlot. This video is sponsored by Granberg International, the makers of the Alaskan Mill chainsaw mill. They have an incredible assortment of tools designed to turn your logs into lumber, beams, or live edge tabletops. Check them out here,granberg.comThis video is part of my cabin build series. That playlist is here.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKTR4hJgVJA7yQEhNbK99XojHPSDm0Q8vChainsaw Mill (classic)amzn.to/2JT8ciPMy Favourite Chainsaw Mill amzn.to/3ceYrIdHand Saw Usedamzn.to/2Vjw9VZMy Favourite Axehttp://amzn.to/2FhPmBBChainsaws UsedMost PowerfulHusqvarna 565 Second sawHusqvarna 372 XP The small battery saw for joineryHusqvarna 536 Li XP Battery Ch http://amzn.to/2FM5ex8My moccasinsmoccasinscanada.comThe wool coat I wear is from WeatherWool. https://weatherwool.com?rfsn=909722.4e1e2 My Bowmeadlongbows.comMy sleeping Bagamzn.to/2L42ivSMusic by Anywaywell & TellingbeatzzSay hi on Instagram: Trustin TimberOur Production Company Website:trustintimberproductions.comCheck out my Amazon store for my trusted purchases.amazon.ca/shop/trustintimberTrustin Timber is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
