God I wanna build my own timber frame house so badly.
God I wanna build my own timber frame house so badly
Lincoln Price
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Ian Smith
an axe is $20
go do it
Jace Morgan
American education, everybody.
Isaiah Jones
this. Everything else is free if your handy/dont get caught.
Make the money to buy the land in the country.
Dominic Watson
lazy fag
A simple A frame is SUPER easy.
Connor Morales
He's not wrong.
Our ancestors made ocean going ships with hand tools.
Whitebois are just lazy, unskilled, and refuse to work together now. Hence our precipitous decline.
We have access to better tools, cheap and abundant energy, and a database of all human knowledge and we don't use any of it.
It's pathetic.
Henry Bennett
Foreign work ethic, everybody.
Kevin Hall
They are the most productive people on earth, still. That's why you can pay them 10x what a third world factory worker costs and still have it be more profitable.
Jayden Price
>t. lazy nigger
Ryder Powell
They used a lot more than axes. And they specifically bent trees a certain way to be usable.
Andrew Flores
You might need to add a few zeros that number for enough axes to build a house.
John Rodriguez
Not the point. They used hand tools and elbow grease. They were below third worlders in terms of resource availability. But they built ocean going ships and conquered the world, because they could, and because they felt like it.
We COULD do what they did, but we CHOOSE not to.
Kevin Gomez
a spindly zoomer can do it by himself with basic hand tools. why can't you?
youtu.be
Nathaniel Brooks
I would like to point out that ocean going deep hulled ships were a marvel at the time and considered the pinnacle of achievement.
Anyways, I need timber.
Jack Jackson
I did it years ago and milled my own timber too, the red mahogany was a bitch to nail into. I ended up with a 2 bedroom house/shack thing with my wife and had my first kid there before the world got me by the balls.
Jeremiah Richardson
>I need timber.
Go outside.
Jaxon Davis
Oh yeah, I'll use this to make a house. Out of sticks.
Nicholas Anderson
>Why can't you?
I can, actually! I work with axes. I'm just saying, he'd need to spend more than $20. I'd probably spend closer to $2000 for the right tools, and have them for the rest of my life. Good axes aren't cheap.
Connor Ramirez
how did god grab your pee pee
Ethan Phillips
Big bad wolf will fuck you up bro
Jaxson Adams
>Anyways, I need timber.
it's free if you don't get caught
Cooper Jackson
>what is osb
Jose Smith
Not sure about timber, but brick is free if you visit demo sites. They'll let you cart it away for free.
Oliver Reed
it's pretty easy actually:
>10k pressed sawdust pannels
>10k mexican labour
>10k sticks and nails
done.
Nathaniel Nguyen
That will be $400k for you, plus tip
Lucas Barnes
Michael Robinson
Timber frame house.
So a house?
Christian Cooper
They're even giving away palettes of bricks in liberal cities.
William Torres
Honestly, why don't we use wattle and daub anymore?
Dominic Wright
I'm in Minnesota so... it's not so hard, plenty of park land and trails where they wouldn't expect a thing, if you don't mind working at night in out of the way places.
Aaron Baker
Honestly, I was jealous when I saw that. Bricks are expensive and we did everything we could to scrounge up as many free ones as possible when adding a brick face to the house. Thousands of dollars of free bricks on the sidewalk and no one picked them up? That's how you know people in seattle etc. are lazy.
Jordan Miller
I will be on mine
and i'll be coloring that puppy
Parker Morgan
Timber frame is based AF, you just need to source your wood correctly. I did
>don’t get HD pine shit and particle board
>you can get recycled wood for free
Got my wood floor from an old factory floor that was being demolished for basically nothing. Looks amazing and everyone thinks I spent $$$
Shop right and be smart and you can make an amazing wood home for $
Carter Sullivan
okay, here's what you need to do it realistically
alaskan chainsaw mill with guide bars and guide plate
a few chainsaws, loooooots of chains
a chainsaw sharpener, battery powered
some land no one wants that's just trees with water nearby
a generator for charging up your tools
drill, impact driver, hammer
screws, nails
a wheelbarrow and several 5 gallon buckets
various hand saws
various prybars
pens and pencils
tape measurer and chalk line
square and level
a few shovels, one for digging, and another flet edged big one for debris/snow
so if you're willing to actually work and have that lil piece of forest land
you can mill your own wood, build your own foundation, frame, then a roof.
you can do it, unironically.
Brandon Thompson
I have one
John Allen
dont forget the insulation
Nicholas Kelly
Then do it?
There's videos on youtube of people building basic log cabins in the woods for a couple thousand dollars (less the cost of land, of course) and it's pretty simple assuming you're not retarded.