Camp build

8upbowhunter

Active member

Equipment
L4701 FEL, Cutter, Discs and Land Plane
Dec 15, 2016
409
78
28
S/E Louisiana
I’m not sure what he meant by it. Yes I have had help along the way when needed. I am retired, my helpers aren’t so I wait until they have time to come with me to do anything that I need help with. Anything I can do alone I did by myself.

The cat (Sonnie) we think was dropped at our gate and he never left so we adopted him. He has an automatic feeder and plenty water for when we aren’t there.
 

Russell King

Well-known member
Lifetime Member

Equipment
L185F, Modern Ag Competitor 4’ shredder, Rhino tiller, rear dirt scoop
Jun 17, 2012
7,931
3,099
113
Austin, Texas
He is asking if this is a ā€œhelperā€. See the link in his post to a picture!
IMG_0543.jpeg
 

8upbowhunter

Active member

Equipment
L4701 FEL, Cutter, Discs and Land Plane
Dec 15, 2016
409
78
28
S/E Louisiana
Ahhh ok I didn’t open the link, sorry for the confusion.

Yes Sonnie is a helper and follows you everywhere like a dog I don’t care what you are doing. Cutting a log into rounds with the chainsaw and he is right there with you.

He also sits by you when fishing in the pond. Catch a fish and he is all over it lol.
 

8upbowhunter

Active member

Equipment
L4701 FEL, Cutter, Discs and Land Plane
Dec 15, 2016
409
78
28
S/E Louisiana
Got the kitchen appliances in and a couple bedrooms about done, just a little trim work left in those but still have to put the doors in. Starting to move in some bedroom furnishings.
 

Attachments

  • Like
Reactions: 1 user

BAP

Well-known member
Lifetime Member

Equipment
2012 Kubota 2920, 60MMM, FEL, BH65 48" Bush Hog, 60"Backblade, B2782B Snowblower
Dec 31, 2012
3,181
1,297
113
New Hampshire
That looks beautiful. Great job
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 user

Sawdust&Shavings

Well-known member
Lifetime Member

Equipment
BX1870,LA203A,BX6315,BX2767,RCK48-18BX,GCK60-23BX
Apr 25, 2023
220
261
63
69
Stafford, VA
Built a temporary tv stand for one bedroom until I get around to making the permanent one.
Your temporary TV stand looks FANTASTIC, I wouldn’t worry about replacing it…it fits the decor perfectly and looks really well made…nice job.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 user

8upbowhunter

Active member

Equipment
L4701 FEL, Cutter, Discs and Land Plane
Dec 15, 2016
409
78
28
S/E Louisiana
Your temporary TV stand looks FANTASTIC, I wouldn’t worry about replacing it…it fits the decor perfectly and looks really well made…nice job.
It did come out better than I thought it would. It was a spur of the moment build with wood scraps I had laying around.
 

KubotaHawg

Well-known member
Lifetime Member

Equipment
L2800DT, LA463, Landpride Ī’Ī’1260, RCR1260, ZG222
Jan 9, 2022
175
374
63
NW Arkansas
I guess it’s time for another update. Got the floors down and finished putting up the knotty pine on the walls and ceilings.
Any issues or tips to share on putting up knotty pine planks? One of these days going to do the same in the attic/loft in my hunting cabin. Have the knee walls built, painstakingly tried to be true and vertical—figured that would make putting pine planks up a lot easier.
 

8upbowhunter

Active member

Equipment
L4701 FEL, Cutter, Discs and Land Plane
Dec 15, 2016
409
78
28
S/E Louisiana
I used 12ft boards, it’s doable alone for the walls but still a pita. The ceiling you definitely need help with. Inspect each board when you buy them if you can. I bought these at Home Depot and had to sort through a lot to get good boards. If they have a bow you can work through it but try to avoid any with a crown. A small crown you can fight through if needed though. I used a 2# deadblow hammer from Harbor Freight to tap them together for a tight fit. On the walls get the first board as level as you can and you should be good all the way up but do check level every couple of rows.
 
Last edited: