My BIGGEST Mistake While Building Our Cabin

I am building a cabin from scratch. This includes clearing the land, pouring a concrete foundation, saw milling lumber from our own trees, and timber framing the cabin.This week I raise the cabin wall using our tractor and almost break it by dropping it.
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[Woodbrew]

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[denniswray]

Looking at the size of the lumber you are using and your skill in making joints, you are building that cabin to last a long time. You are doing a sterling job well done.

[alanwishard]

Wow, did not know you were doing the T-shirts yourself! You are an incredible young man. Your work ethic, involvement in with your family and easy going spirit will serve you well. God bless you, your wife & child! Fast becoming my favorite channel!

[dorkstv]

Proven Hands is no joke if you're doing all those prints yourself! Nice work.

[dfusit]

The pride that you take in your craftsmanship is exemplary Dylan. You really have to take care of your back, trust me when I say that you don’t want lifelong back pain. Owen is growing so fast. Stay safe.

[danmcbride]

Really like the joinery technique you are using on your new Shed. Yes Sir, she will definitely be wind proof. May even be a refuge point if you are caught in open spaces when a Storm passes through. 🇨🇦

[BearCreekWoodworking]

I’m enjoying your cabin build series! 👊

[ChristopherAFrederick]

I surely enjoy your videos! Hard work = success. You’re killing it.

[hhtrue]

I'm in awe of your ingenuity, Dylan! You and Molly are so inspiring. Nick and I love watching y'all crush it here on YouTube and with Proven Hands! Thanks for another great video!

[DeadManWalking]

Wow … great work ethic.
Love seeing your little one growing up so fast.

[MicheleWWebb]

I'm enjoying this series. I learned a lot today. The way you brought up that wall! I didn't see that coming. You did it up fine. Your orders...you do it all. That morning hair 😊 You work hard. Very hard. Your a good man Dylan.

[mikepetitt]

Dylan love the way its coming together! I really love your joinery!

[kymbevan]

Happy New year to you Molly and Owen. Lots of granny hugs to you all from the UK 🇬🇧❤️❤️

[Mike-pe]

Love the pocket you put on the bottom of uprite beam smart!!looking good! Stay safe now! Mike Peabody, Massachusetts 22:12

[RPGWoodworking]

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[onsapplikasies]

Great video as always. Shout out to Reolink for the sponsoring and the doorbell.

[johnkirby]

Glad you didn't hurt yourself and took a step back to reassess the situation.

[valeriehill]

WOW, you certainly pack a lot into your day - well done u r amazing 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[darthgbc]

-9°F & I'm outside chainsawing rounds for the outdoor wood furnace & sweating up a storm. Gloves, Carhart jacket, & a Mad Bomber hat. No extra layers.
Loving this cabin build.

[BPWhitman]

When I started work in Mobile a number of years ago, I learned the word “jenky.” I believe your lifting mechanism may classify for that. Good thing this is a “how we did it” channel! Love the content always!!