Today I'm using a reallife example to show you the longterm results of building with green lumber. I build almost all my outside projects with green lumber and sometimes it's good to see exactly what one of those projects look like after they have dried. Check out this tiny house that I built about 1.5 years ago using green lumber cut from my Woodland Mills portable sawmill. At the time I built this structure I considered many things but I did forget somethings that ended up creating some minor problems for me. Tune in today to see what those problems are and how I avoid them when building with green lumber. I'll talk about decking, siding, posts, fasteners and foundations on today's episode. Although the thought of building with green lumber can seem a bit scary, I'll show you exactly what to expect when doing so and prove that lumber doesn't haven't to be perfectly dry to build with if you do it right. I'll also show you what it's like to build a tiny house on a hill with no concrete foundation. Nothing here but some blocks on well drained soil and many many braces. Tune in to see how this has worked for me.