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00:00:05
It's been six months since
the previous episode.00:00:08
And it's not our laziness,
it's the circumstances.00:00:10
The cabin was purchased at
the end of the summer. We
started to work on it in the fall.00:00:15
And suddenly in December,
winter came.00:00:17
As they say, it's never happened
before and here it is again.00:00:22
But now, as of March 1, we are
back on track with the project.00:00:25
And I promise there will be
no more delays like this.00:00:28
Since the team grew bigger
and there are 2 people working
on this project every day.00:00:33
The next major task is
the reconstruction and
modernization of the roof.00:00:37
The logical place to start is
from the top down.00:00:39
We extended the ladder as best
we could and started
dismantling the chimney.00:00:45
There will be a little confusion
with the seasons throughout
the video,00:00:49
since some of the footage
was shot as early as last year,
in the fall.00:00:53
Basically, the video started
with it.00:00:58
So, let me share some of
my thoughts. What's the plan
for this old cabin anyway?00:01:03
Despite its age, the wooden box
itself is in excellent condition.00:01:06
All beams are intact, strong and
not rotten. The roof frame is also
in good condition.00:01:11
And even the slate seemed
quite alright to us.00:01:14
The plan is for this house to be
a temporary shelter.00:01:16
So that we can stay here overnight
in the near future00:01:20
and enjoy a comfortable stay while
a major global construction project
is being organized.00:01:25
That is, we want to tinker with it as
much as possible on a low budget,
without doing a global redesign00:01:30
with a minimal investment.
We will do it all with our own hands.00:01:33
And whenever possible, we'll use
improvised, cheap,00:01:36
and sometimes even free natural
material.00:01:38
The roof is no exception.
But more on that later.00:01:41
It's getting close to dinnertime.
That means it's time to light the fire.00:01:45
We did it away from the dusty
construction work, by the old barn.00:02:01
And while the potatoes are
simmering appetizingly in the
cauldron, I'm going hunting.00:02:04
It's a harmless mushroom hunt.00:02:06
Along the way, I meet disgruntled
micro-neighbors,00:02:09
whose peace will often be
interrupted for the next few years.00:02:14
All in all, the area is very
picturesque, quiet and a bit wild.00:02:17
We even spotted roe deer near
the cabin recently.00:02:20
Eventually, after walking around
the property and the woods, which
is basically the same thing,00:02:24
I managed to get my hands on these
woodland beauties.00:02:27
And then it's just a matter
of time.00:02:29
Then I realized that there is
a kind of00:02:32
peculiar, incomparable
pleasure in it.00:02:34
To procure your own food,
build a fire, cook, and savor
the moment.00:03:20
After lunch we head to
the chimney again00:03:23
to finalize that issue and
get on with the roofing.00:03:26
Thankfully, the mortar here
was not strong at all,00:03:29
and the bricks were easily
stacked side by side in
a large pile.00:03:44
After a few hours, the bricks are
stacked neatly at the edge of
the property.00:03:48
And then we're off
to the roof again.00:03:50
Initially, the plan was extremely
simple: clean the roof of moss,
leaves and fallen pine needles.00:03:56
Then we planned to cover
the slate with a special insulating
material.00:04:00
Make a roof-sheathing, cover it
with a thin layer of soil and
plant grass, moss and ferns.00:04:05
Inside, we insulate the room and
turn the former attic into a living
space, or rather a bedroom.00:04:11
Of course, we didn't give up
on that idea.00:04:14
We just changed the sequence
and plan of action a little bit.00:04:16
But more on that later.
Let's not upset and distract
the guys from their work.00:04:21
Look at how hard
they're working.00:04:26
Once all the slate is basically
cleared, we need to do
the same with the attic.00:04:31
First, we remove the boards.
This didn't take long as they
were not nailed down,00:04:35
but were just evenly laid on top
of the insulation.
Real eco-insulation.00:04:41
We had a little trouble with it.
What is it, exactly?00:04:44
Basically, it is finely chopped
straw mixed with sawdust.00:04:48
Basically, it is the source of
the familiar smell of an old
wooden house,00:04:52
which is not to say that
it is very pleasant,00:04:55
but in fact it always evokes very
warm memories. Summer, the
countryside and carefree times.00:05:30
In the end, after 1 day of work
we managed to get about
100 bags of this goodness.00:05:35
The only place that was hard
to get to was the base of the roof.00:05:39
This is where we decided to cheat.00:05:41
We removed the boards on
the outside and the insulation
itself spilled outside.00:05:46
The next step is to reinforce
the roof,00:05:48
because in the future it will be
covered with a small, but still
a solid layer of soil.00:05:53
For this purpose, we bought
this timber, which we use to
partially duplicate the roof frame.00:05:57
Or rather, we'll add rafters.
And each beam will be a rafter.00:06:02
For convenience, we decided
to make a cutout on the ground
to connect the two legs,00:06:07
and do the assembly on the roof.00:06:09
It's plain and simple.00:06:32
After a few hours, we get
the beams into the attic
and start fitting.00:06:36
Of course, we didn't do any
calculations. We just decided
to duplicate the rafters.00:06:40
And add another rafter
between each pair.00:06:44
That is, in the end, to double
their strength. I'm sure it'll
be enough.00:06:48
And if not, you'll definitely
find out in the next episodes.00:06:52
And here, by the way, you can
clearly see where they will
be located.00:06:55
The same beams will be
at the base,00:06:57
so it's important to get them
level, which is exactly what
we're doing.00:07:00
As you can see, there is uncut
board on the floor.00:07:03
Of course, it's not possible to
perfectly align the beam on
this base.00:07:07
So by every means possible,
we сut the parts we need
to get rid of.00:07:44
After the base is prepared,
we start working on the rafters.00:07:47
We mark, cut and
try it on for fit.00:07:49
And while the guys are at it,
I'm googling stunning pictures
of panoramic windows.00:07:54
And much to their dismay,
the internet is full of cool
projects,00:07:58
that I've looked at and got the idea.
I won't settle for anything less.00:08:03
But as you remember,
the main idea is to have
a super affordable cabin00:08:07
that will look as good as
the expensive projects
from the pictures.00:08:12
That's what we're going to test.00:08:14
At the end of the project,
I'll summarize and talk about
all the costs.00:08:17
By the way, here's one of
the most expensive purchases
we've made.00:08:20
It is a metal profile pipe
120x80 mm.00:08:24
We had to buy 6 units of
20 feet each for the entire
structure, so 120 linear feet,00:08:29
which cost $400.00:10:25
In the end, we cleaned,
machined00:10:28
and painted this profile pipe
in our workshop.00:10:31
We put them in the car
and drove them to the cabin.00:10:39
By this point, calendar winter
was coming to an end and
was gradually giving way.00:10:44
Or so we thought.00:10:45
And we've been slowly getting
ready for the season and getting
the building material in.00:10:55
As you already know, in order
to make a large panoramic window,00:10:59
you first need to cut out
the opening. That's what
Kolya is doing.00:11:05
We have drawn the rough markings.
Here we have the first and
the second edge of the opening.00:11:15
We reinforced it so it wouldn't
fall on us.00:11:19
This reinforcement is also
temporary, it will all be put later,
when all clear dimensions are met.00:11:23
Because right now... well,
the house was built a long time
ago and there's no horizons,00:11:31
no levels, no nothing.
So we took the, uh,
the easiest way.00:11:36
We took an equal distance
from the gable,00:11:41
and laser leveled up
all the marks.00:12:19
We started a little bit here,
cut out a window.00:12:23
It's a little rough around the edges.
We're roughing it out.00:12:26
It'll be easier to patch
the edges later, smooth them out.00:12:30
The slate was taken down.
We kept the sheets that
we could save.00:12:34
We didn't remove the slate
all the way, the opening gets
7 more inches on that slate.00:12:40
Now I'm going to drill a hole on
that side from the inside according
to the laser, a hole at the bottom.00:12:45
We stretch a string and evenly
cut off the excess slate along
the string with a grinder.00:12:51
It's a lot brighter now.
A lot brighter, nice.00:13:32
At that point, we were still
hoping to get by with little
trouble.00:13:35
That's why we cut the slate
to the size of the opening,00:13:38
expecting that it would be
a base on which we would
lay the material,00:13:41
cover it with soil and save
money. But that was not the case!00:13:47
Now we realized that the slate
itself is quite strong, but its
fasteners are not strong enough.00:13:52
The nails have rotted away
and we shouldn't count on
this structure.00:13:56
We took a long look at it, and still
decided to remove the slate and
most of the round crossbeams.00:14:01
In the end, we will leave only
the rafters of the old structure,
which we are quite happy with.00:14:29
Once we've decided on
the opening, it's time to
deal with the metalwork.00:14:33
I think many people will ask
why we decided to make
the opening,00:14:37
i.e. this panoramic insert,
exactly this width.
It's quite simple.00:14:41
I called all the insulated glass
manufacturers and found
the widest finished units.00:14:47
That is, those that did not fit
and remained dead weight
on the production line.00:14:51
The manufacturer was happy
to get rid of them at cost price.00:14:55
And we weld the frame
based on their size.00:14:58
There is more welding work
to come.00:15:01
So we decided to purchase
a compact electric arc welder.00:15:05
And the generator is a temporary
solution as the house has very
old wiring,00:15:09
and the process of replacing it
got bogged down in paperwork.00:15:13
And in order to keep the work
running, we decided to rent
a generator.00:15:18
And of course it's worth noting
that we're not filming a workshop.00:15:21
That's probably not the way it's
supposed to be done. Let me know
about it in the comments.00:15:26
But no matter what, I'm determined
to get cool cheap panoramic
windows.00:15:35
Anyway, we cut out the opening
and realized that we had a short
metal lower base.00:15:42
We've moved it outside,
and now we're gonna weld
an 8-inch piece to it00:15:47
to minimize welding inside,
because fires or not, things
happen.00:16:01
And then it's just like
the others.00:16:03
We cut the section to
the required size, adjust,00:16:06
put it on the roof and slowly
assemble the intended construction.00:16:20
For the most part, it's all
a gamble and an experiment.00:16:23
We draw most of our information from the internet,00:16:26
experimenting and learning
by doing.00:16:28
None of us are professional
construction workers.00:16:30
But each of us has an opinion
and a clear vision of the process.00:16:34
I get it. It would be cool
to see all the dots on
a laser level.00:16:38
Yeah, so you can move inside,
it's darker there.00:16:41
And you should be able to see
it there. Or do the others, then
we'll do this one.00:16:45
I'm telling you, it's easier to set
the bottom one now.00:16:47
It'll take 20 minutes to set
the bottom one.00:16:51
I'm cleaning it up now,
welding it, even more time.00:16:55
- Oh, it needs to be longer, huh?
- It needs to be longer and I need
to cut the corners right away.00:17:32
Even though it was the middle of
March, winter stubbornly ignored
this information.00:17:38
And from time to time it pleased
us with such marvelous weather,00:17:41
but for some reason the guys were
not very happy about it, except for
me and Kolya.00:17:46
As for me, it makes sense, I think,
since I rarely showed up at
the construction site.00:17:50
But Kolya was pleased, because
it was safer to weld,00:17:53
because the sparks from welding
were falling on the wet snow
instead of on dry boards.00:17:57
We got ready for welding,
we put up a fire mat,
a special fireproof material.00:18:02
All right, we're gonna weld
them one at a time now.00:18:05
We should end up with a nice
sturdy self-supporting frame.00:18:09
This is important because we'll
be placing the double-glazed
windows directly onto it.00:18:52
And here are some more artifacts
from the past and a little story
about the place00:18:56
that was found in an old letter.00:18:58
A letter from the Motherland.
Hello, dear brother Shura.00:19:01
In the first lines of my little
letter I want to let you know00:19:04
that we are alive and well
and we wish the same for you.00:19:07
Shura, we received your letter
and card, for which we thank
you many times over.00:19:12
Shura, you're asking for Anyuta's
address.00:19:15
Shura, we gave Anyuta your
address and she'll send you
a letter.00:19:19
Shura, you're asking what
the local weather is like.00:19:22
We've had good weather so far.
We don't know if it'll hold.00:19:25
Shura, you're asking where
Anyuta works now.00:19:28
Anyuta now works as a nurse
in the village or town of Dyatlovo.00:19:33
Shura, there's no dancing
in Konevichi at all. There are
dances in Pyra, at the club.00:19:38
Shura, you're asking whether
we have bread, bacon.00:19:40
Shura, don't worry about us, take
care of yourself.We have bread
and bacon. We've got all we need.00:19:48
Shura, you're asking how much
beetroot we've been given.00:19:51
They gave us 1 acre of beets
and 1 acre of corn. And we
cultivate all the flax.00:19:57
Shura, you said if you joined
the army, I'd destroy your bike.00:20:02
But your bike is still working
and will keep doing so.00:20:04
Shura, we have a cow and
a calf now. We also keep
two big pigs.00:20:09
Shura, we prepared two loads of
fodder for the winter, but we haven't
mowed the potato haulm yet.00:20:15
So we can keep two cows during
the winter.00:20:23
I know a lot of people follow our
Telegram channel.00:20:26
We post breaking news, process
photos, and spoilers for
the series there.00:20:30
At least a couple gigabytes
of material is captured every day.00:20:33
Then it's sorted, edited,
and prepared for a post.00:21:37
Later on we will cover the OSB
sheets with waterproofing, drainage00:21:41
and a thin layer of soil
for landscaping.00:21:43
Personally, my first association
with a green roof is Norway.00:21:48
It's pretty common there
and it looks like this.00:21:51
Back in prehistoric times,
the Norwegians realized,00:21:54
or rather were forced to realize,
given their harsh climate, that
this was a great solution.00:21:59
The fact is that a thick ground
layer serves well as an insulator
against cold, heat and noise.00:22:05
Obviously, this volume weighs
a decent amount. But it was
also used for other purposes00:22:11
and the soil served as a press,
protecting the structure from
the wind00:22:15
and helping fast, even settlement
of log houses.00:22:19
As a result, the logs were tightly
pressed against each other,00:22:22
which had a positive effect on
thermal insulation. At least that's
what they say.00:22:26
Of course, such a roof requires
a heavy-duty roof frame, slabs,
walls00:22:31
and, consequently, the foundation,
and our cabin has none of that.00:22:35
And I really want a green roof.
So I decided to do a little
experimenting.00:22:39
Eventually I plan to replace
the grass with moss.
What's the idea here?00:22:42
First, a very small layer of soil
will be enough00:22:46
for the moss to grow and
feel good.00:22:48
Yes, this layer originally served
as thermal insulation as well.00:22:51
We solve this issue with
lightweight modern insulation.00:22:55
You should also keep in mind
that Norway has a very humid
climate.00:22:58
And that's enough to keep
the roof lawn from drying out.00:23:02
In our climate, the roof would have
to be watered additionally.
Moss solves the problem.00:23:07
It's pretty resilient and doesn't
require as much care as grass.
At least I think so.00:23:12
I have not found information and
successful implementation of
moss roofs on the web.00:23:17
If you have such experience,
please let us know. Contacts are
in the description of the video.00:23:21
In fact, this ancient technology
was used in Norway until
the 1950s.00:23:27
But then the natural beauty was
superseded by more modern
lightweight materials.00:23:32
But as we know, history
runs in cycles.00:23:34
Nowadays, such earth roofs
have regained relevance.00:23:38
And it has become much easier
to implement it, given the emergence00:23:42
of modern technologies
and materials.00:23:44
And in some communes in Norway,
that's what they call neighborhoods,
by the way,00:23:48
there is a mandatory requirement
that the roofs of houses be covered
with turf.00:23:52
By the time we had finished
removing the old slate and shingles,
the surveyors had arrived00:23:57
to mark off the precise
boundaries of the property.00:24:00
To tell you the truth, I wasn't
particularly excited about
these boundaries00:24:03
because I originally thought
the plot would be bigger.00:24:06
But given our legislation,
it's a gift as it is,00:24:10
as it is currently impossible
to buy a plot of land in the forest.00:24:13
So we work with what
we have and enjoy it.00:24:16
In the end, it took about a month
to remove the old material00:24:20
and make a new reinforced frame.
Many of you would probably say
that this is too long.00:24:24
Probably, yes. But we have
to take our backgrounds
into account.00:24:28
First of all, we're not construction
workers, we're enthusiasts.00:24:30
Second, the weather often
gave us unscheduled days off.00:24:34
Third, don't forget that all of
this is captured in detail
on camera00:24:38
to tell you the story.00:24:40
And this process is really
slowing down construction.
Take my word for it.00:24:44
According to very rough estimates,
the work is done 2-3 times faster00:24:48
if you don't make a video about it.
That's just the way it is.00:24:51
After the frame is ready,
we just need to cover it
with OSB sheets.00:24:55
That's what the guys are doing.
Hour after hour, sheet after sheet.00:24:58
Two days later, the required
part of the roof is sealed.00:25:01
But as you can see, there are still
plenty of gaps. This is the way
it was designed,00:25:06
as we will have to glass the
panoramic part in the future.00:25:09
And to ease the work, we left
openings through which
we will get00:25:14
to the outside of the roof.
A little patience and it will
all become clear.00:25:18
But to do the glassing we need
a few more Kolya-days00:25:21
of welding work, because
it won't be quite right00:25:25
to do the welding next to
the glued-in glass afterwards.00:25:28
We're doing it now.
What's the task at hand?00:25:31
We need to add roof-sheathing
to the main metal frame,00:25:35
to which the OSB will
be attached.00:25:37
The thing is, this side of
the panorama will only be
glass at the very top,00:25:42
in order to get the glass ridge.00:25:44
And in the future, lying on
the bed, we can admire nature
and the starry sky.00:25:48
There is also a driveway
to the house on this side.00:25:51
And you don't want it to be
completely transparent.00:25:54
But the other side overlooks
the woods. That's where
the main panorama will be.00:26:06
So, let's keep doing the OSB
reinforcements, laying
the grating.00:26:11
Metal is prepared, markings
are made.00:26:14
Now we'll clean it and weld it.
The work is 5 minutes, we'll drink
tea at the base at lunchtime.00:26:32
So, the roof work is ongoing.
Here the roof-sheathing is
all ready.00:26:37
Welded, painted to match
the OSB sheet.00:26:40
And here, to put the glass,
we decided not to put glass to glass,
but to reinforce the junctions.00:26:48
We have ordered this T-beam.
Wall thickness 5, 40x50.00:26:59
It's gonna go down like this.
This is how it's going to lay,
fit, weld.00:27:08
And it will be supported, you see,
by the glass00:27:11
through special plastic spacers.00:27:14
This is reinforcement to keep
the glass from sagging under
the weight.00:27:17
After all, it's a lot of weight.
These are the designs we ordered.00:27:22
Okay, final preparations.
I've got the place marked up.
Put it on the clamps.00:27:31
As always, while driving here,
we rushed, we wanted to make it.
We forgot the mask and gloves.00:27:36
We borrowed a mask to match
the machine from the locals.00:27:43
That's it, we're gonna weld it
up now. Measure one last time.00:27:47
Angle everything out,
check diagonals and weld.00:27:51
That's what Kolya did. Looking
ahead, I'll say that it was done
perfectly.00:27:56
And this is very important,
because each cell will hold
a double-glazed unit.00:28:00
And if you make a mistake
even a couple of inches,
it will be fatal,00:28:04
because the glass will not
be able to bend, trim
or otherwise change.00:28:08
And then another couple hours
of welding, cleaning and painting.00:28:12
We originally planned to finish
it all in one day.00:28:15
But, as the saying goes, if you
want to make God laugh,
tell him about your plans.00:28:19
Okay. This is what it looks like
when it's finished.00:28:23
There's two panes of glass,
I think there's five panes of glass.00:28:28
This is what it looks like.
Just tacked on, it's not
welded yet.00:28:33
I had to relocate the lower pipe,
the very bottom one.00:28:38
The lowest one, because we made
a little mistake with the size of the
glass. That's it, we're welding now.00:28:47
Okay, so, my watch says
it's 8:00 p.m.. We're not done.
We'll be back tomorrow.00:28:56
So, here we are on another day.00:28:58
Now we're going to cut off these
extra things that are in the way,
here's the markings.00:29:03
It's gonna stick out here a little bit.
Cut these things off. We're gonna
weld the crosspieces here.00:29:08
Add another one to finish it all
off with a sheet.00:29:12
This is where you'll probably
ask a question.00:29:14
Why is our metal structure
significantly longer than
the main roof?00:29:19
In the process, it became clear
that it would look like
a separate element anyway.00:29:24
In the end, I decided not to
mask it, but to intentionally
highlight and emphasize it.00:29:28
I'm not a designer or an architect.
It's just the way I want it.00:29:31
This insert will be decorated
differently in the future.00:29:34
And as you've already realized,
the length of it will also stand out.00:29:38
Finally, let's get to the fun part.00:29:40
We prepare to put the
double-glazed windows
into the frame.00:29:43
And at the same time to check
how Kolya managed with
diagonals and sizes.00:29:47
Glass must not be placed directly
on the metal frame.00:29:50
They say it's bad luck.00:29:52
So we prepare plastic spacers
like these by gluing them
on double-sided tape,00:29:58
to lay out and secure in place.00:30:01
Degrease, spread and try on
the first pane of glass.00:30:04
Basically, it's all clear here, and
it seems to be an extremely
simple process.00:30:08
Plastic spacers are placed on
the metal frame. We place
the glass on them.00:30:13
We tape it around the perimeter
and prepare the sealant.00:30:17
For this purpose we took
a special sealant from
MasterSeal.00:30:20
Links to all supplies as always
can be found in the description
of the video.00:30:23
As I said, everything looks very
simple and straightforward here.00:30:27
But there are always pitfalls
and complications that
we didn't even think of.00:30:32
And here is one of them.
The fact is that without reliable
professional suction cups00:30:36
it is rather difficult to install
such double-glazed windows,
to put it mildly.00:30:39
There was not a single option
available for rent.00:30:41
The suction cups on sale
were of very questionable quality.00:30:45
And I didn't want to drop
that glass while standing
on the roof.00:30:48
But, as you can see, the suction
cups are still present in the frame.00:30:52
Dima helped us a lot with that.00:30:54
He's our manufacturing neighbor,
subscriber, and just a great guy.00:30:57
Who came on his day off, brought
suction cups and gave us a tutorial.00:31:02
And then it's the same pattern
from there.00:31:04
Hour after hour, pane after pane,
and the puzzle slowly came together.00:31:25
Okay, 100% cleaner.
It's brand name. It says
it cleans foam.00:31:29
But most importantly, it is great
for degreasing steel surfaces00:31:35
before applying silicones
or polyurethanes.00:31:38
Now let's try degreasing.
And then we'll apply
the necessary coat. That's it.00:31:50
The next day, the sealant dried
and the gaps in the roof, which
had been purposely left00:31:54
for the convenience of installing
insulating glass units, could be
sealed.00:32:03
And here you can see clearly what
we did this metal roof-sheathing for.00:32:07
Cut the OSB to size and fasten.00:32:09
On the opposite side,
our panoramic insert is also
longer than the main roof.00:32:14
But here the OSB area is
much smaller.00:32:17
So we decided to make do with
wooden roof-sheathing, which
is attached to metal corners.00:32:22
Next, we seal the improvised
ladder,00:32:25
which was used when installing
the windows.00:32:27
We subsequently covered
the entire roof with plastic
sheeting.00:32:29
And as a result, by the end of
this video, this is what we have.00:32:47
In the end, this is what our
design looks like.00:32:49
The only thing we didn't show
you was these knots.00:32:52
We welded a simple metal angle00:32:55
to tie the two structures together.00:32:56
That is, wood frame and
metal frame.00:32:59
Actually, I'm very happy with it.
It looks reliable, it's high quality.00:33:02
And it's probably done right.00:33:04
But of course I'll learn about it
in the comments, so leave
a comment down below.00:33:08
I think a lot of people will have
a question00:33:10
about how much the whole roof
has cost us so far.00:33:13
We started a tradition
not too long ago, and after
each YouTube release00:33:18
we publish a post on
our Telegram channel00:33:20
detailing the costs, prices,
challenges and setbacks.00:33:25
Basically, all the inner workings
with numbers.00:33:27
There's already such a post on
this episode, the link is
in the description.00:33:31
Thanks for watching and
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