11 Day Ice Igloo Build With Wood Stove At -30°F

This video I build an igloo using just a chainsaw and thick ice blocks from a lake!

Music By: Ibi

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[piliq]

Hey man listen, you don’t know me and neither do I know you. But you seem to have a good heart. You are having a big impact on my life.

[constanttension]

Bro the northern lights with the fire inside the igloo was so sweet.

[lyrebird]

15:30 "It's not as warm as I thought it was gonna get" - probably because you used ice! Inuit use compacted snow which holds a lot of air bubbles and thus is a great insulator. Ice is just *cold*. Still, it looks amazing and no doubt you learnt something. Nice work.

[saaaaaammy]

Those final shots honestly brought a smile to my face. You are living an amazing life brother, enjoy it.

[micahj.b.]

The amount of time and effort that goes into making a video like this is ridiculous! Best content I've seen all week, thanks for the inspiration!

[BR_SH]

I want my days to be filled with doing things like this, I am so sick of life here working like this, I want this life and to learn how to do this. Haha

[Ceeple]

That was well worth it for the ending part.

[CourtneyB.Matthews]

Absolutely mind-blowing! Building an ice igloo with a wood stove at -30°F over 11 days is a true testament to your dedication and craftsmanship. Watching the igloo take shape, layer by layer, was both mesmerizing and awe-inspiring. And the addition of a wood stove inside for warmth and comfort in such extreme temperatures is genius. Your ingenuity and resilience in the face of such harsh conditions are truly remarkable. Thanks for sharing this epic winter adventure with us!

[RadmirFlimon]

no words just no words..
its great! fantastic!
U real Ice Master!

[Dan-hzwn]

Nothing but good vibes as usual, much love from Canada!

[haileyberlynn]

I was just thinking this morning: I wonder what my Alaskan fellow is up to? He hasn't posted in a minute. Good timing, and great video!

[clashwithmoi]

Lift with your back, not your legs. Don’t want to hurt your knees.

Love it

[grimreaper]

This video has the best quality in every second the sound the cinematography and the relaxation propably best video I have ever seen

[boardmandave]

The footage at the end with the northern lights almost brought me to tears. Thank you for such a fantastic video

[TheKMaster]

Ian, you truly never cease to impress me. Seems like you’re always chasing some crazy new ambition, and I’m just happy that you’re taking us along for the ride. This video is truly incredible, almost hypnotic at points.

[ruththompson]

I just found you.. I going bing watch tonight before sleep…keeps me at peace watching these video’s.. funny how much peace the calm can bring.. when all you do is work.. I need a day off in nature … but we didn’t have snow this year and I know I lost my mind when I said I miss it so much… must be getting soft in my old age..

[LifeTrod]

Good to see you still out there creating in more ways than one. I was a bit on edge throughout the vid as I was concerned about the integrity of the ice. I dig your audacity.

[billweberx]

I really enjoy watching someone else work really hard.

[BabeenInEurope]

Well done bro!! You deserved more subscribers

[tereasagaines]

My daughter, SIL and grandson played in the igloo a few days ago! The pics are adorable!