This is rather special.
Vikings?
Is it splitting logs to make a Viking longship?
Seriously, that's really impressive.
That's excellent
christ that looks like hard work.
more of the same kind of stubborness here (cant remember who originally linked it, but a fave of mine)
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Stoner, thanks for reposting that. Sunday nights without Top Gear are already more interesting.
This is an edited film of some cabin building in Alaska, it's a shame the whole film isn't still available on YouTube.
Guy Greive's book, Call of the Wild, is well worth a read, it's a comedic tale of a Scottish journalist who tries to build a cabin in the Yukon.
http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2007/nov/09/usa.travel
has all the pronenke stuff been pulled then? Thats a shame. 🙁
Is it some kind of collaborative Whack-A-Mole game?
has all the pronenke stuff been pulled then? Thats a shame.
It looks like some has gone. I found it really inspiring.
Now [i]that's[/i] how to build a boat! Nice bearded axes, too. 😀
Crude Savages 🙂
This is carpentry...
Donald, that is ace.
Donald, that is ace.
Agreed, very impressive. Any idea how all those interlocking bits are cut? It all looks too precise to be hand-cut (shows off complete ignorance of carpentry...)
Heaven! Thanks for posting Peter, that just presses all my buttons!
They could saved themselves a lot of time and trouble by using an electric saw 😛
excellent.
One for the steel enthusiasts (and plenty of modern power tools)
Origami boat...its an ongoing blog hence the chit chat at the beginning but its a good overview of the project so far.
I've got axe envy now. Seriously impressed by the Japanese joints. Imagine how much a house built like that would cost?