Besides making the trim for the treehouse, I also cut out a wooden box to put around the solar attic fan that I disassembled and put the fan part inside the treehouse… though what do you do with all that solar power when you turn off the fan?
You can pick up a cheap $10 solar controller from eBay, and route the power to a marine deep cycle car battery, and then use a DC inverter to power lights and Alexa. And your laptop!
(So now it’s more of an off the grid tiny home. )
No photo of it in the tree?
Yes, more pics!
More pics! More pics!
Yes we have them in Florida too, Barely deserves to be called a tree, but the smell is famous, and the flowers terrific.
That is a fantastic tree house. Who will be sleeping on those bunks? Is it an Air BNB? 
Hehe, the kids! Not air bnb. They wanted a little grass shack treehouse. But it is awesome.
Too bad. I could use a tropical getaway right about now!
It has taken over a year and a half to build in spurts. 
the kids love it. It makes the quarantine more tolerable to have a secret getaway. Once the inside and outage is finished we will work on the trap door.
very cool!
Wow, what a cool treehouse! I think it would definitely compensate for quarantine. Be sure to keep us posted on the progress.
I want to live in a treehouse! Great job!!! Can’t wait to see what else you do!
Mahalo @cynd11 and @designvh619
Next will be a laser cut railing to remind the kids not to try to get out of the upper bunk.
It is a fun project that stemmed from one of our kids request after watching captain underpants, and then watching some YouTube how to videos.
Wow! Pretty amazing project! What wonderful memories you will all share through the build.
the plumeria wasn’t going to hold it.
