This short piece shows how Tumbleweed Tiny House Company builds a little house on wheels. www.tumbleweedhouses.com
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as soon as my service is up im living the tumbleweed life!!!! cant wait! BTW what video editor did you use?
@TumbleweedHouses What if it is just one person?
6:45
Why yes, yes it is.
Thumbs up for Tool at 5:00
What kind of trailer do you look for? Anything in particular? Perhaps a maximum capacity I should look for?
I’d sure love to come apprentice for you guys or something. Where are you located?
So, do you just utilize local laundromats for laundry/cleaning needs?
I do graphics with a CPU tower, on-site, part time. Also oil painting. Want to move away from on-site work. Where can I get a list of material providers? I want home/studio on wheels that’s more stealth for city, inside a stepvan? Can you recommend a builder or workshop to do cost comparison between Tiny House, a custom stepvan or just a used class B motor home? Preferably the help would come from a Tiny House builder to help me draw plans then build.
@ 0:14 He looks like Seth Green XD
I love the tool in the backround hes got great taste in music
What is that closed business in the final shot? A Lowes or something?
hey jay awesome job coming up with these houses, just seeing the fencl on the internet has inspired me to think about living a different way, i am going to building a fencl come summer i was wondering how long it would take to build the fencl with three people two of those being fluent carpenters. thanks for time and knowledge
hey jay, awesome job i am going to be building a fencl come summer, i was wondering how long it would take for three people two of those being fluent carpenters. thanks for your time, these house are revolutonary
@BoboEnterprises The Tumbleweed Homes are very well built and will last a lifetime. They don’t fee unstable at all. They are solid & sturdy. Our homes are designed so that anyone from novice to pro can build a Tumbleweed.
Couple questions:
1. How long do these last?
2. Does it feel creaky or unstable, being build on the trailer bed?
Oh, and one more: I would really like to build one of these myself. Is that conceivable for someone with little experience in carpentry?
@JinxvBird It depends on the house & how many people are helping with the build.
I was wondering… How long does it take to make on of these??
very inspirational.
In our area using screws for framing is not allowed. Doesn’t make sense until you realize most screws are quite brittle compared to nails. When I built my deck I used only enough nails to pass inspection, then used stainless steel screws everywhere else. These screws were soft enough to bend, but not stripping the heads was a problem.
@joenlaw It is a fun one
i like this house the best
@lololzak Absolutely! As owner, all the trim is how you want it to be.
could i get marble tabletop instead of stainless steel?
@LinuxUser4Life The houses are built to easily plug electricity and water. A solar power is also an alternative.
Does it have electricity? Where does it get power from? Battery? Solar that charges a battery?
@anoutcastisgaming Ah, sweet thanks