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What is wrong with digging a hole in the ground to live in? Are you "privileged"? The closer you live like an animal, the more human you are, and you are almost there. Start digging, and gather bugs for dinner.

Wow You guys work fast! Lol 😂 Just kidding 😊 nice work!

You only have one bedroom with two single beds ? Where are the kids supposed to sleep if you only have one bedroom ?Your dining room is in the living room ? You have kids putting their hands on the wall at the stairs & they will get dirty in no time. The lines on the brick wall outside are showing. Nice build but too small.

I’m my opinion everyone should be taught this in school.. it should be a standard class for everyone. My pop built our house from the shell of a burnt mobile home and taught me how to run wires and use a breaker box, pour cement, etc so now it’s all common sense to me. I am truly grateful for the skills that I have. It makes it super easy to find a job that I find really easy since I’ve been doing that my whole life

Well , having been involved with building many homes and then finally building my own home, i can say that you dont need to be a master at any of the skills that you mentioned to build a home, you just have to be competent with a few of them, for instance, the metal roof is as easy a job as anything is. and i'm not sure of the building method he is using im assuming its a form of styrocrete, but kind of like legos. i've built homes using SIPS and hollow styroblock that is later filled with steel and then poured and kind of the same methods. and i'm sure he had his learning curve with a few things. The admirable part of the whole thing to me is that he is showing the initiative to actually take part in the quality of his and his families future. from the radiant floor heat, to the high quality filtration for his water he is showing that he is conservative with resources and careful about his an their health, i wish him and his family many good years knowing his family /parents/whomever lives in the home the home that he can tell his kids, "daddy and mommy built this house" oh. and the key to his success may just be the partner who has been willing to learn the same skills as he has. That is a a rarity in todays world.

I'd bet the farm there was lots of TRshow watching before each new task. And then, during each task. I'm not denigrating their work at all. I just feel sure they didn't have these skills from the start. But it is how we learn. My only disappointment was the lack of an exterior finish.

​@centexan As a skilled tradesman myself I think your assumption is incorrect. This guy definitely has the skillset for his build. I've seen other couples on TRshow where they seen allot of how to videos and it shows in their build quality big time. From using the right materials and the right tools this guy definitely knew what he was doing.

@Jaime Flores In your opinion. I am also a skilled craftsman.

lol....Potrero Hill guy here! lol

I think it's awesome that the two of you guys did it together (not solely of course !), looks like very well thought out plan combining eco-friendly materials & design... from nothing it was dirt nothing there it's like y'all just went out & said house is going to be "right there"

True love.

They show those parts for the camera. There are of course the normal doubts, tiredness, and frustrations that occur in every project. Not to say they didn't enjoy themselves, that's just human.

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They’re filming a video to show what they did, of course they’ll only show the “happy parts.” Guaranteed it wasn’t always jovial😉

Great point, excellently put. 😁👍

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Well as a building diyr I thik you might be exactly what I need. Or I mean who i need to talk to ? 🤔👏😁

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Everyone can put some bricks on the house, the problem is that they use too few materials and didn’t think about any future problems, the insulation in this house will also be bad because concreet has a high lambda worth

I'm from Brazil also, mesmerized by the hard and skillful work!

Well we started with a piece of property that had nothing made a drive way got electrical pole ect all in all we are two years almost in with 15% left to finish the experience was once in a life time as my husband and I did all the work and building our house is almost able to be Licea le but snow has a big part to do with the delay so this make me happy and honestly make us keep going ❤❤

You can too, My wife and I have built 3. First a 'Cord wood home. Sold this to go on mission trips. Next a standard home construction, 4 rooms, 1 1/2 bath. Sold it to move to Arkansas. Are present and last house. Built after deconstructing our old church, for a new one was built while we were on mission strips. All 3 we did from the ground up. It is fun.

@Jerry R Hampton Jerry, great name...I was probably named after you; In figure that Since you are building your Third? Home, you might be older than me... Meaning that I'm younger than you and was therefore named after you... Kudos. Birds build their own houses sing, are happy and brightly colored. Bridget moving to other birds houses are dull they're not colored and they're boring. They do not whistle or sing. Why let someone take them joy of building your house? Especially the cordwood home you built. That was the alternative home I studied and absolutely fell in love with it!!! Are you in North West Arkansas? Just guessing:-) (Not really)

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Yes! It is absolutely incredible for a house to be built by someone on it own from scratch. I just wonder how many different kind of skills and craftmanships involved in creating this house! Magnificent work, please have my salute! 😯😯😯

They said the same at the Titan sub launch. Beware foolhardy

Lol, they wanted them out of their house or not move in …why else would they do it?? 😅

Repent to Jesus Christ ““Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭7:13-14‬ ‭NIV‬‬ J

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Yes indeed

Yes, made mine too!

It's not that hard, we've been building houses this detailed for 200 years

@aceman0000099 are u a superhuman or what.? You are more than 200 years old. Wow.

@Mayank Patel bismillah. I have been blessed with health by Allah

@aceman0000099 So am i, by the 💪blessings of Lord Shiva. *Om Namah Shivay* .🙏

@aceman0000099 actually… no… we haven’t been building homes like this for 200 years. What are you 12?

How much did it cost? How long did it take you guys.

@MrCoffeephil 17 grand. Not sure how long it took. Minus Labor.

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Just build something and don't talk about it. Concieve, believe and achieve. You only live once.

Build it and talk about it brother. We will listen!

Ora et labora 😁

​@Adam Davis hey what's up Adam I'm Jay from NC and you

Tje house will topple in a year

Absolutely! There's something truly captivating about watching this guy, he’s so amazing and they look strong working together with that beautiful dance move. I pray God gives you lots of beautiful days, I’m David Greg originally from Spain Granada, I live in Austin Texas and you ?

Your family is blessed to have someone to teach them how to build a house.

What nobody told is the husband is a carpenter🤣

I've done tiling before, i found it pretty easy. The fact he did the plumbing on his whole house himself though, i find downright amazing. You dont want to know what kind of nightmares water leakages can cause :(

​@Seneric the plumbing was the easy part imo lol. All the woodwork and foundation stuff is the harder part.

They didn't tape their drywall seams.

@Aaron what happens if you don’t?

Sleepless nights? I would think you would be so utterly exhausted after a day of that that you would collapse into a deep sleep.

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That's because they are paid to do this and they practiced a few times before making the video - you people really crack me up that you can't tell the difference between an actual couple and a couple that is paid to do DIY demonstrations.

You don't find it odd that everything is perfectly written, filmed, edited, no bad days? Lol. If they were really being helpful, don't you think they'd include tips on the rough parts they ran into nd how to avoid them? No, that's because they don't want you to think there are any.

@Orvil This isn't a tutorial. They aren't showing you how to do it. If they were, it wouldn't be a time lapse. I think we all know it didn't go as smoothly as it looks. We can still appreciate the sheer magnitude of the task and the brilliance. Well, some of us can. SMH.

@Shelly Scott 👏

@Shelly Scott There's a longer video, this is just a shortened version of it.

It's fireproof which is nice. Unfortunately, this structure would topple right over or collapse in if there was an earthquake or tornado. Guess it depends on where you live.

No, the outside looks unfinished. Surely the neighbours don't want to look out at this. The work they have done is incredible and they deserve a lot of credit but you see this with a lot of European self builds; once people have it nice they don't care what looks like outside.

​@Phil Woodall inclined to agree that it looks unfinished. Great work on the inside but the house looks like it needs more. This is the only video I've seen from this channel though so it may be improved now.

​​​@Phil Woodallis here people, is how you disagree with people on the internet. You state what they did right and what they did wrong. I agree, good work on their part but they are not finished yet.

I would imagine that there's probably some law loophole that eases taxation on real estate if it is unfinished, there's plenty of examples around the world for something like that. I know there was a subsidy in China if you build a two story house, but a lot of people just never finished the second floor, and pocketed the money.

@Phil Woodall maybe they want a criminal to think there’s no reason to break in ?😂 Are you that one guy who reports their neighbour for them not trimming their lawn? Don’t be that guy. Usually an unfinished or unkept house is a sign of low income rather than laziness or a want to create an “eye sore”. Those who go out of their way to make more needless problems for their neighbours and or demand they halt a construction project, or change something, or do something to their “lawn” or anything petty for that matter, are usually seen as the neighbourhood assholes lol. If you think the neighbours care about “looking” at the building, that says more about your pettiness as opposed to their laziness, besides, it’s a matter of opinion what “looks” nice. Now if shit needs to meet the standards of “up to code” for “safety” that’s a different story.

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Absolutely! There's something truly captivating about watching this guy, he’s so amazing and they look strong working together with that beautiful dance move. I pray God gives you lots of beautiful days, I’m David Greg originally from Spain Granada, I live in Austin Texas and you ?