I Building an Off Grid Log Cabin for Recreation Alone, Ep4 - How to Lift Heavy Logs

Hi everyone! I am continuing to build my own log cabin (on my forest plot), which will later serve as a sauna, shower room and a small room where I can relax, while building my real big house for me and my family. At the beginning of the video, I needed to make a wooden hammer to fasten the timber, after which I started drilling holes to fasten the wall. For this I use a 28mm wood drill bit and a birch wood wedge. To insulate the wall, I use a natural linen insulation. This week seemed very hot, it was hard to work in such weather. Also, insects are very annoying, so I have to start a fire and keep it going throughout the day . Due to hot weather and drought, vegetables and fruit trees have to be watered twice as often, because of this there is a big shortage of water, because there has been no rain lately either. I have to carry water from the nearest lake, which is 800 meters from my site. I started thinking about digging a well, I think it would be a good idea, because the issue of water supply will be gone forever. The walls are being built slowly but surely. I had to come up with a mechanism for lifting a log to a log house, since it is becoming increasingly difficult to do it manually. I pulled the cable and installed a winch that allows me to lift the weight up to 1 ton. This saves a lot of effort and energy, so building walls will become a little easier. Thank you for watching, subscribe to the channel to follow how I continue to transform this forest into an oasis for nature and man ► My Patreon -   / bjornbrenton   ► My Instagram:   / bjorn_brenton   Become a member of this channel: You'll get Priority in chat, Membership Badges and Members-only Community posts:    / @bjornbrenton   ► ☊ MUSIC You can find most of the other music I use here: (affiliate link) https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra...