Graeme Jenvey's $13,000 Cabin in 55 Days
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When the pandemic shut everything down in 2020, Charlottesville filmmaker Graeme Jenvey looked at the three acres behind his house and decided to build a cabin. With self-taught woodworking skills and a $13,000 budget, he raised a 12x20-foot structure in just 55 days. His 30-minute timelapse of the build has surpassed 11 million views on the Woodness Goodness YouTube channel.
A complete, finished cabin built in under two months for roughly the price of a used car.
cabinDIYbudget buildtimelapsepandemic project
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| Cost | $13,000 |
|---|---|
| Build Days | 55 |
| Dimensions | 12x20 ft (240 sq ft) |
| Youtube Views | 11M+ |
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