Man Spends 1000 Days Building a Massive Timber Frame Home From Raw Logs | by @naturalloghouse

Building a timber home from raw logs demands absolute precision on a massive scale. Starting with massive raw timbers, this multi-year project pushes traditional craftsmanship to its absolute limits. Throughout the build, the raw logs are transformed using a combination of hand-hewn dovetail joints, CNC-milled precision, and heavy machinery. The process requires peeling massive trunks, carving intricate interlocking saddle notches, and hoisting enormous roof trusses with a crane. Every phase is meticulously engineered to combat the elements, from installing high-tension steel anchors in the foundation to fitting heavy clay tiles on the steep roof structure and packing dense mineral wool into the rafters for extreme thermal efficiency. The finished cabin stands as a formidable shelter perfectly integrated into its landscape. Concealing its heavy industrial skeleton behind warm, finished interiors and expansive sliding glass doors, this heavy timber frame home is built to withstand extreme weather and quietly endure for generations. ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 Foundation Prep & Log Peeling 07:31 Traditional Saddle Notch Assembly 12:16 Dove Tail Log Cabin Skeleton 21:22 CNC Log Cabin Wall Lifting 30:55 Roof Framing & Heavy Timber Trusses 37:43 Weatherproofing & Finished Interiors 🎬 Original video by Natural Log House:    / @naturalloghouse