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Would you? Have you lived in one, built one, or simply stayed overnight? Explain yourself.
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>>2860076
he spams his cuckshed in unrelated threads then thinks yelling at the jannies will change their minds.
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>>2860075
>simply stayed overnight
many times.
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OP here. Like a moron, I created a thread and forgot to contribute. I hike a lot and tend to favour woodlands and forrests over any other biome. As for cabins, I've never built one but have stayed in many overnight, in several different countries, my favourite being a cabin in Austria where I stayed overnight whilst I was on a hiking trip. It was a basic cabin with a bunj bed and a small fireplace. It was close to a fresh water spring which was useful. It was freezing outside, around 14 degrees F but inside it was cozy as fuck. I hope to build my own cabin one day. I have a patch if land in Ohio but I haven't developed it yet.
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>>2860075
Back when my family owned 50 acres we'd stay in a small cabin with 2 sets of bunk beds
no running water, electricity was from a generator and the restroom was an outhouse.
It was fun until the last day because we would all just sit around and i wanted pancakes. So i'd get pissed off we were just sitting around when i could be eatings bacon, eggs and pancakes
we ended up selling the 50 acres because the land was between two counties so property tax sky rocketed.
It was literally in the middle of nowhere and i was next in line for inheritence. Owned 3 hills/mountains at one point
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>>2860289
i also fell down this hill once
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>>2860262
im totally here and well. the /out/ janny is hates me because he ain't me. i installed a window and made a door out of rough sawn cedar from the cedar mill which was $10 for a big ass bundle. great cabin building resources imo
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>>2860370
backside
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Here's my 12x20 in Maine. It's literally just 4 walls and a roof rn, with a loft where I sleep.
Anyone know the do's and dont's for installing a woodstove?
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>>2860373
>woodstove
just use single wall pipe if you dont have an attic. several options to go through the roof. just use tin if you are worried about protecting the walls. picrel is mine. i did the rock and the tin. (i actually built my whole house alone)
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>>2860375
mobile homes are considered trashy because of trailer parks, but functionally it work like a cabin, you just need a plot of land and sanitation
they might not be planned for wood stove/heating tho, but beside that most of the job it already done
also you can't learn without trying
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>>2860381
>I'm too picky
you just said you can barely tie your shoe laces, you can't afford to be picky, also there's probably a model somewhere like that or a company willing to make one on demand
but anyway, unless you plan to live the solo hermit life why would you have a shower not separated from your living place by at least a thin wall that prevent showing your willy to everyone?
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