Hello dear Community! We are so excited to bring you our first Live Workshop! 🤩 As mentioned before, if you reach Cob Master (level 6) you have FREE access to the 5 day workshop and will only have to pay $350 for accommodation (shared room) and food. If you want a private room, pay $200 extra 🛖 We only have 10 spots available so please don't wait too long! ⚠️ If you are ready to secure your spot right now, go the "Classroom Tab", find this Live Workshop and pay directly. ✅ We will allow until June 5th for our Community members to sign in before we post it on our Public channels. 📝 Thank you so much for your support and looking forward to meeting you in person! Big hug! 💜

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!!!!!

I’ve tried to make mockups of my future house / build based on the few pages that I could read of the hand sculpted book. They advise to design your dream place based on activities and also a minimum viable first build place to live, realistically buildable the first year (my first big cobin here in the middle). I’ve found it super interesting and helpful to think in functions and how I actually would like to live and realize I don’t really need so much indoor space in the end. The two other cobins attached are the kitchen on the left and the bedroom / indoor shower (mini bathroom) on the right. If you have any questions please ask 😅 It may look a bit stupid made of toilet rolls, cereal and egg boxes but it really helped me to figure out how the actually put and build things in 3D to maximize functional space. 🤓📐

Just thought I’d share a little bit of context and design concepts I’ve been thinking about for my place and future build. Inspiring from nature forms & plants around and also constraints around me. Let me know what you think 😅✌🏽