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thank you for this video. I think you 'pre-loaded" the closure when you were doing the final installing of the arm? If so, you did not explain what you were doing. The preload puts some tension on the closer to get it to close the door easier. Not sure if your kit had hardware to drill all the way through and use parts that allow the mounting bolts to go all the way through, heads would be outside ( exterior). If so this could have been mentioned too. Thanks again, Very good video.

It’s just smart to keep your forests clean up during winter months Calf people and their dope head government officials need to learn 😢😢😢

Glad to see a new video❤

Woooow, these things are tough. Thanks for the tip

As always. Very enjoyable!

Looks absolutely chilly to me! Enjoying the video from south of Arizona. :)

“This isn’t the most Boy Scout way to start a fire” 😂🫡

So nice to be able to enjoy a new video upload!

So nice to see a new video uploaded! I’ve been waiting for one!

Once I saw the old cut on your hand, I knew you were legit. Thanks mate

Great when fun and work meet together!! Stay warm. Stay safe.

Nothing like a pre-work session to get the day started!

What if my crimp tool isn’t orange????

Oh no not the TV 😂

Truewerks needs to sponsor this man!

What paint did you use? Does it have any water resistant/ mold resistant properties? Looking for ways to prevent water damage and mold growth.

You might have to take that gun apart, remove all o-rings, and let it soak in a cleaning solution or something. And get a bigger compressor 😁 paint job turned out great!

I have the same welder, just not the same helmet! I think mine might have a darker setting. Thanks for the video!

How much harder is it if it’s steel not aluminum?

So nice to see the progress on the site, and to enjoy the step by step explanation!

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Excellent!

Can it be used to hold the door open all the time?

Hello. Great to see you! Doing a great job! It will look so nice!

Thank you for the video. Well explained.

How the gas get ignition

Big job! I like the tar paper flashing detail. Are you doing something like versetta stone on the front?

Nice to see what you are up to. Thanks for the contractor's view of billing.

He talks like a candian

appreciate the video keep going god bless

Looking good! I find the Kwikset deadbolts kind of finicky to install. There for a while Schlage had the "quick set" feature in their locks which I really liked, but they don't anymore. So I guess we're stuck with Kwikset until their patent expires :/

Looking great! I like the Z-flash detail between runs of siding, and using the 5/4 board to hide any imperfections is a nice touch. Those pricey materials really make you think carefully before starting a cut!

That sucks about the truck! Roof is looking good. Looks like good weather to be framing in.

Looking awesome! Moving really fast for a one-man crew! On the open section in particular, do you plan to install collar ties on the rafters? Not sure what code recommends, but wondering if you'll have to brace the rafters to keep the walls from splaying out.

Thanks for the videos man!

Awesome!

Nice :)

Locking the door, so satisfying!

Love the door!

Looking nice❤

Looking great!

Interesting detail on the bottom Tyvek! I didn't quite see the vision until you wrapped up around the rim joists, which is cool because you can integrate your wall Tyvek to drain over the bottom - clever! Only concern I'd have is now you've made a swimming pool to hold water under the floor joists. May only be a problem during construction - you shouldn't be seeing any liquid water leaking into there once it's built (hopefully haha). One thing that could happen though, is if you have air leakage from your floor penetrations (your real floor, not the PT bottom layer), you could have warm moist air from living area flowing into the subfloor structure area. When it hits that cold Tyvek/PT layer, it will condense into liquid water, but it won't have any way to escape, so your 2x6 joists could be sitting in puddles of liquid water for most of the heating season. I think if you're just careful to air seal all of your plumbing penetrations with spray foam to eliminate air movements between space, you should be okay. I'm not a building science guy though, so all of that could be wrong!

Have you ever seen IsoTunes? They're legit earplugs but also Bluetooth earbuds. I use Raycon Everyday earbuds when I'm working and they provide hearing protection for most everything. If I was doing something super loud, I would get a real pair of earplugs or headphones, but they're good for most things. And the microphone on them is great for quickly answering a call to have a conversation while you keep on working.

Heck yeah. It's looking great.

This was the only actual helpful video I could find. You just missed the part where a person may need to turn the bottom nut a quarter turn to put the arm on.

It is great to catch up on the progress - looking great!

Yes, I agree…. anyone that’s not an electrician should buy this tool

Love the lunch over the open fire!

Love how what might be a day for you is like seconds to the viewer. 😂