https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_CKROoPMis
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https://www.homesteadingtoday.com/threads/can-anything-be-done-with-fresh-cut-pine-trees.292396/
The big cabin has had a lot more work done (see below) since then. The smaller building off to the right is made of ponderosa pine cut from dead standing trees that were still fairly "fresh."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD-NSXxu3XA
Professional tree arborist climbs this 50 foot hight pine in order to limb and top it before felling. The roof is notched around the tree so it has only one

https://lakemountaincabin.com/log-cabin-trees/
Today, several species of trees are commonly used in log cabin construction: Eastern White Pine is a popular choice due to its straightness, uniformity, and ease of working. It's also resistant to decay and readily available, making it a top choice for many builders — myself included. Western Red Cedar is another favorite, thanks to its

https://internationaltimber.com/resources/how-timber-gets-from-the-forest-to-your-builders-merchant/
In this guide, we'll take you through the journey of timber - how it travels from the forest and arrives in your builders merchant, ready for you to embark on your next project. Stage One: Felling. The first stage of preparing the timber for commercial use is called 'felling' - the process of downing individual trees.

https://mountainlogworks.com/how-to-build-a-log-cabin
Learn how we build our unique log cabins here at Mountain Logworks, LLC. Every log is scribed by hand, providing for the infamous cozy cabin experience.

https://www.logcabinhub.com/build-a-log-cabin-using-trees/
Owning your own land can cut a huge chunk off the cost of your log cabin if you know how to choose the appropriate logs, fell, prepare and build with logs.

https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/cutting-down-trees-and-milling-lumber
Pull the cord on the chainsaw — it's time to send those pine trees to the sawmill. These old pine trees are in the way. After Lee Jackson cut down 30 old pine trees on our building site, the logs were hauled to a nearby sawmill and turned into lumber. [Editor's note: Roger and Lynn Normand are building a Passivhaus in Maine.

https://www.fieldmag.com/articles/cabin-building-tips-elevated-spaces
Q&A with Elevated Spaces founder and builder on building with a community, selling cabin and treehouse plans, and expert advice for new DIY builders

https://www.motherearthnews.com/diy/building-the-traditional-hewn-log-home-zmaz85jazgoe/
Use this guide to build the traditional hewn-log home, including expert information provided by Peter Gott and his log-building workshop.

https://www.facebook.com/NorwoodSawmills/videos/saving-the-forest-cabin-danger-felling-a-huge-tree-off-grid-cabin-loft-ep4/2103042156447937/
We've teamed up with The Wooded Beardsman on YouTube who will be using a Norwood HD36 to build an Off-Grid Log Cabin! Here's a snippet from Episode 4 =

https://www.notesfromthefrontier.com/post/how-log-cabins-were-built
The lower two cabins were built then a second story was added, resting on the two with a dogtrot between them. (8) A diagram showing the basic parts of a log cabin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kpkk31noMQE
In this video, I take on the challenge of felling a large pine tree. Using my trusty chainsaw and years of experience, I carefully cut down this behemoth of

https://www.shtfpreparedness.com/how-to-build-a-log-cabin-from-trees/
Building a cabin using trees chosen and raised by your hands is so rewarding. From start to finish, here's how to build a log cabin from trees.

https://joybileefarm.com/how-to-season-lumber/
When a tree falls in an urban area a DIYer will mill it and then dry it using these best practices to season lumber from downed trees.

https://trunkoutdoors.com/how-to-build-a-log-cabin-using-trees/
But how do you actually build one using trees? With some careful planning and the right tools and techniques, you can build an impressive log cabin from the comfort of your own backyard. So

https://www.motherearthnews.com/sustainable-living/build-a-log-cabin-zmaz81mjzraw/
Learn how to build a log cabin from trees on a budget using local materials, traditional hand tools, and hard work while embracing the land. Read more.

https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2005/09/01/raising-a-hand-hewn-log-cabin
Encouraged by their family and friends, inspired by the challenge, and discouraged by the price and look of kit homes, a family decided to design and build their own log cabin. Follow their detailed story of hard-work and determination, and maybe you'll be raising your own hand-hewn log cabin in the future.

https://www.cabinlife.com/articles/cabin-workshop-checklist
A cabin workshop should include basic tools you'll need most often for common household repairs - and those projects you'll inevitably get caught up in. If this is your second home, you can plan to transport specialty tools from home for those big electrical or plumbing projects, for example.

https://permies.com/t/53124/Debarking-trees-building-log-structure
I'm building a small, barn/shed whatever you wanna call it and I'm building it log style. I'm using local pine trees and was wondering if it was mandatory that you debark the trees. My plan wasn't to anmd I've researched a little bit about it and some people say yes some say no. I've seen lots of pictures of log cabins with the bark still on.

https://www.survivalistboards.com/threads/building-a-tree-cabin.409663/
My dad had a nice big tree hunting cabin years ago built in a large pine that was in that single huge tree (20 feet up and tree was about 4' diameter). The cabin lasted for years and is probably still there for all I know because it swayed with the tree.

https://emoffgrid.com/build-a-log-cabin-like-the-pioneers/
We will highlight the basic steps to build a log cabin like the pioneers, its benefits, and its expected lifespan. Keep reading to learn how to build a log cabin like a pioneer.