Cordwood

Love the presentation and detail provided. Great video!

Most helpful video I've seen, building with cordwood this summer. Thank you!

Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

Im in grow zone 5/6. Gives a reference of the cold i deal with. I would rather build with lime than portland. Something i have done for 40 yrs - is to cut and leave the leaves on the tree - branches and all - I cut in the spring - it allows the summer to dry out the tree. Makes seasoning the wood or waiting it out a much shorter time frame. Thank you!

Awesome!! This is the kind of information I'm needing to build Cordwood with!!! Good idea putting the music on there too!!! Well Done !!!

Thanks for putting the effort out for this Vid. Your experience and time and skills are appreciated, You got my Sub!

thank you for all of your time and expertise

This is amazing and beautiful craftsmanship. A job well done!!

You did a great job. I learned a lot of things from you. Thank you Sir

I wondered when someone was going to try this…saw several built with cord wood in the northern Canadian bush

Thanks for explaining so well !

Thank you for sharing this amazing life accomplishment with us...

New Sub. Nice clear, concise, helpful video. I really appreciate the R Value information and the follow up at the end of the video. From what I can see, your cabin looks beautiful.

excellent video and beautuful structure! I appreciate how straight forwarrd you are in explaining your methods. Thank you.

Respect. Very beautiful. Thank you for making this video. I learned a lot.

I enjoyed your video and attention to detail and your honest assessment of the final results. I work with clay based earth building materials and thought I would try using a rich chopped straw and clay mixture throughout the whole length of the joints in between the logs. If bugs are a concern I would add a percentage of borax to the mix. Wild clays in our area come in a wide variety of colors so one could change up the color mortar for additional effects in the wall. All in all I learned a lot and appreciate your taking the time to share your experience!

Thanks for this I really enjoyed it. I think I'd like to make a small shed with this technique to get some practice before trying a cabin. Very helpful info!

Am I the only one that thinks is voice sounds like Nicolas Cage? Good video, extremely informative.

Ah! I was wondering about the thermal conductivity of the mortar. You've got it figured out.

Thanks Bro, that was a wealth of knowledge. I'm in the Pacific Northwest with fairly mild winters and lots of Red Cedar. I'm definitely going to to a post and beam and cordwood build. Just doing a little homework. :)