Hello, this is a picture of the site for my cobin that will be my greenhouse and Art Studio in colorado. I'm currently leveling the ground and digging out a trench for a french drain since the site is at the bottom of a hill. I'm also collecting pallets and I'm planning for the roof to be part living room and parts triple layer polycarbonate to let light in. Has anyone done a roof like that before?

@Sir Cobalot, just wondering if plans for the cobins you’ve been featuring lately will be available anytime soon? I just love that style! Thanks!!

Hi everyone! Sir Cobalot and I decided to make the Workshop for FREE, for our Yearly Community members! If you are in the monthly subscription, you will have to get to level 3 to get it for free. 💚 COMMUNITY MEMBERS: The workshop itself is FREE as part of your Yearly Membership. You only contribute toward accommodation and meals: 🏡 Shared Room (including meals): $380 🛖 Private Room: +$200 ⛺ Camping (bring your own tent): $150 (including meals) 💰 NON-MEMBERS: Workshop + Food + Accommodation = $899 Many natural building workshops in North America and Europe cost between $1,500 and $3,500+, often before accommodation and food are added. Our goal is to make these skills accessible while building a thriving community of people interested in regenerative living, natural building, sustainability, freedom, and creating a better future together 🌱 ⚠️ Limited spots available. To Secure your Spot go the the Classroom Tab and click on "Live Workshop in Guatemala" and pay the the basic $380. 📩 For more Questions: DM me or email:[email protected] Many greetings and let's keep building together! 💜 Aziel

Hey yall, Looking forward to meeting with you tomorrow. The link to the Zoom meeting is in the Calendar. I have posted a new video in the Palletable Cobin Classroom. It is the first video right after the Tools and Materials that says New! Building a cobin on a concrete slab. This is the cobin I built a few months ago here at the campground. Let me know if you would prefer to have it broken into sections and I will happily do that, as I did with the other courses.

This is the space I cleared for the sauna! I am going to rewatch the sauna video. One thing I’ll need clarity on is the exact spacing of the 9 4x4s. And perhaps some advice on how to make sure they’re level… Also, I was so inspired to hear Miguel say that he only works on projects with locally milled lumber. We use all locally milled lumber or recycled pallets on our building projects, or bamboo! I was depressed thinking I was going to need to buy lumber for my sauna until I found this platform!! I do have one question/concern: I’m not sure our lumber is as “dimensional” as purchased lumber. How do I manage boards that may have a slight curvature to them? Thx so much I appreciate you all so much! I am so stoked!!!!!