First Row of WALLS for My New Big Log HOME in the Wilderness, Door-Frames, Oak sink, Ep.2

The preparation of the main logs for the construction of the walls took a long time, but now that there are enough logs, I am ready to work full working days to finish the walls by winter. At the beginning of the video, I concreted the columns for my hallway, which in the future I will connect with my forest kitchen.
For the first row of walls, I cut a 29-foot pine log in half to make two sill logs. After installing the first row of walls, I made door frames, which will later help save the amount of logs spent.

Throughout the video I use tools from the Ukrainian manufacturer "BeaverCraft" - these are reliable and high-quality tools. Follow the link to learn more and find the tool that best suits you
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If you're a bushcraft or woodworking enthusiast or can't imagine a weekend without hiking, backpacking, or heading out into the woods, a wood hatchet and knife from BeaverCraft is just what you need.

Also in this video I decided to make an original sink from oak root for my shower room in the sauna, and it turned out to be much easier than I thought.
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