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Mr.man looks like he's having fun out there 🙂 The place is coming all together , keep on going 🤗

Nice Job but hey Man and wife relax and enjoy. Beware You will be sucked into the RUclips environment. All anti Government until when they need and want it. It's called being a MF Hypocrit.

Greetings folks from a very windy & wet New Zealand today & for the next few days Keep up the great progress.

Great work and excellent progress. I'm glad I found your channel.

Don't you need to add filler blocks on each end of the I-joists to make them as wide as the hangers to nail them completely? I've never seen joists installed flush with the sill plates. Can't beat Advantech subflooring! Thanks for sharing!

i enjoy the content!!!

You can get a router bit that would cut the excess off on your over hang, and you will be able to ues it when you are doing door and window openings.

LOL, I had to laugh at your comment "They didn't even try." Last job I was on we had a massive LVL show up, it looked like they cut it with a chainsaw while drunk it was so bad. Two inches out from top to bottom. Those are the ones they produce on a Friday or a Monday, lol.

There I was thinking I'd have to wait till the weekend for another vid, lovely suprise having one midweek!!! Great progress....😁😁😁

You fill in the trench all the way around the house first before you start the any work

Really starting to see the progress. You might try blocking on the big floor. Also you might try a scrap insert in the i-beams when squaring and cutting to length. Great job.

Do you think the planes were the type to haul water for putting out the fire?

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Looking good.

Was just wondering what the other building was on your property…I think with wrap on it. By the way both of you are doing a awesome job 😊

Good morning how are you folks doing today looks like everything is coming together keep up the good work

Hi. I have been watching most of your building videos. Great work ! I think it would be wise to paint that floor (and the ends) to protect it from the rain. I suspect it will take a while before you get the roof installed. Keep up the good work!

There's nothing like having an enthusiastic dog to play with to make the day better.

I expected you to get under the floor and drill holes in the corners of the access hatch. Thanks for sharing

Have to say that’s a pretty straight looking deck. Things that are straight just have a sense of harmony about them.

I'm surprised you didn't put any bracing between the joist

That is exciting

@12:19 - the canopy/shade shelter in the background is deceiving, as my brain keeps seeing a snow covered mountain. :) Are you going to backfill that corner now that the floor is on and giving the stem wall some support? I would think walking onto the floor now will greatly increase your productivity.

I’m so exiting and can’t wait to watch you both frame the walls ❤❤

Advantech subfloor is the best and everything looks super flat. Great job guys! The routing paid off.

It’s going to take you 3 years to complete these House that is big job

“See you on the next one!” Yes. Looking forward to it. These vlogs are very interesting and by observation and commentary instructive. Thank you. Phil👍😁🇬🇧

Been there and done that on lay out of floors and walls. Good catch early.

Must have missed this one. Busy day and good result? …….. unless the rain ‘trips you up.’ Hmmmm, we’ll see. Hope it ok. Phil, Suffolk U.K. 🇬🇧

Greetings, Here to SHARE with YOU some WISDOM and KNOWLEDGE to HELP You Through. Some Time ago ( Three ) Different Crews were working for the SAME Builder *WE* Had been BLESSED to Do work for. Without getting into EXACT ( Differences ) Each brought with them. The Obvious answer to Any Question was this. REFER to the PLANS Given. People (HUMANS) have been defined as CREATURES of HABIT (For Good or Bad). This Builder had Quite the Reputation of being ( HANDS On ) and his Workers KNEW Questions were Welcome ( INSTEAD ) of Frowned Upon. Two out the Three Rough- In Crews had gotten *Into the Groove* with how the BUILDER would Inspect Stuff before the Actual ( LOCAL ) Building Inspectors would make the rounds overall. The Third Crew TOOK Offense to having their Work be VERIFIED before hand. On One Particular Day -Two out of the Five this CREW normally had *WERE* (NOT) there for various reasons. {{{{ S.- P.- E.- C.- I.- A.- L. }}}} N_O_T_E : Needs to be Attached at this point in the story. Chain of Command is a Term often used when MILITARY or Other Deeply Structured Entities are apart of the process happening. Will Use some numbers to make this more plain to see. #1 BOSS / Head of it ALL / #2 Supervisor - Lead / #3 Foremen - He is who gets the workers to do Specific Tasks / # 4 - #5 - # 6 - # 7 (IF) A Crew even had that many overall ??? When # 1 and # 2 are gone. Those TASKS ( RESPONSIBILITIES ) Are Supposed to be then ULTMATELY Addressed by the Next in line. B_U_T_T when that Order of say # 2 and # 4 occurs. Who is Filling In the Gap of TASKS or CHECKING the Process to be Completed Correctly ? In YOUR OWN WORDS. CHECK ( DOUBLE - CHECK ) Check It ALL Over . Again and Again and Again ( TIME after Time after time ) A L W A Y S ! ! ! In My Own Life have been TASKED with being the * LAST / FINAL Step * in the Cog of ALL the Wheels to INSURE ( QUALITY Control ) never becomes an AFTER-Thought - ONLY ! ! ! NEWBIES / Pee-Ons / Sons and Brothers or some Half- related Workers Parole Officers Seconds Cousins Old Post mans Dieticians Dog sitters mother in laws Ex- Best Friends Ole School days Hall monitors locker partners neighbors ( Situation ) Ask YOURSELF *WHY* I wrote it this way ? To Some people They Never get even close to what the FIRST / Original Part of Any story is about or how it was formed... The BUILDER who was WELL - Respected by many in the Industry as a whole was always PROTECTING his OWN reputation by CHECKING to make sure the Process or Imperfections got Corrected before Delays and Other Workers had to Back Track or (Re-Do) the BASICS Time after Time - ALWAYS. The Term / Phrase - Checks and Balances. Without One the other has VIRTUALLY ( NO CHANCE ) of a SUCESSFUL Outcome. My Advice to any and all who listen ? The Industry Standard for the Method of Operations ? ( 1-2-3-A-B-C ) Otherwise referred to as this: WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, HOW. The ***SIX*** Things EVERYONE should be doing - REGARDLESS of How Big or Small the reasons may seem at first. I Could LIE and say *ITS No Big Deal * Instead going to Give you a Few Math Equations ( MOST ) will Consider as introductory level - BASICS. 1x1=1 (1+1=2) 1x2=2 (1+2=3) 2x2=4 (2+2=4) 4x4=16 (4+4=8) 8x8=64 (8+8=16) 16x16=256 (16+16=32) //// 256-32=224 *YES- No-maybe** This is how far Two different Workers ( Humans ) Can be in ONLY {{{ S_I_X }}} Moves. 224 Mistakes to be EXACT OFF from the where they both started. That to anyone should be an EYE - Opening Lesson of how bad it can get then *WHEN* Some one ( ANYONE ) is NOT checking the process from start to finish. That Builder had to Let that third crew go after the First house did NOT meet his standards *YET* they had already jumped to the Second in Line before Fully Completing the first ( Mis-Understanding ) His Way of Doing Things. DO IT Right the First time ( THEN ) when Given the Go-A -Head will ( YOU ) Them - Others be Allowed to stay Employed and Getting paid by the Man / Boss who oversees it all. Regularly !!! The VOICE of REASON has Spoken. HOPE these words of Wisdom and Knowledge HELP instead of ( P L E H ) after the fact. . .

OMG, Too much talking and explaining BORING!!! Time-lapse your videos Please!

I didn't know you played guitar 😉

I can tell you take pride in your work and it shows. I hate making mistakes like that with the joist hangers. It's a small mistake, but it causes so much trouble. That's amazing that you did notice it. Some places like to see square washers on the sill plates instead of round washers. But everything looks good and it probably doesn't matter as much down in the crawlspace. We live in an older house, so when we repaired our floors, I was happy if the joists were within 1/4" of each other across the home. Most are within 1/8". Yours should be pretty perfect when you are done! But don't sweat it if there are imperfections. Wood is an imperfect material and small variations are not noticeable in a finished build.

I admire how meticulous you are and not afraid to admit when you've made a mistake.

Great progress

I always look forward to having my cup of coffee and watching you work 😉 It's coming out great. See you again next Saturday. Sending you both some Love 💌

Don’t be fase

You are getting there

Things are coming together. I'm glad you found the layout discrepancy before it was too late! Ryder was too cute sitting on the dirt pile...just watching over the homestead!🙂

Admire your openness on the processes. EVERYONE makes errors - the skill in doing work is to keep thinking and checking and thinking again, you are both very good at this. Wondered if you are going to deliberately do one or two uprights (pony wall?) p off ‘centre’ to allow easy access between crawl spaces? Posted early in the video which I will pick up when I get back later. Phil, Suffolk, U.K. 🇬🇧

Good morning how are you folks doing today look like everything is coming together keep up the good work

Some of the next steps will begin to SHOW progress. There are always so much prep work to do BEHIND the scene. Building walls and placing floor joist and then flooring just look like the building is going quicker. Keep up the good work and keep double checking your measurements. I enjoy your postings. Thank you both for sharing your journey.

How is your water tank doing

Thanks for sharing

You two are my favorite thanks

Just bought saw horse brackets "Woodstock D4220 Sawhorse Brackets" with 7' top board and long legs. The cap is only 200lbs. I put the 7' boards between the cap and box and then added the brackets and legs. Then just drive away. All comes apart and stacks neatly in the garage.

I've watched this 2-3 time and I can see and hear the tension in your voice and on your face s know that our prayers and thoughts are with you...... Hang in there your doing great <3 U both 🙏🙏BIG HUGS

Re-attaching the roof would have been a very easy job.

Glad it was a fairly easy fix for the chicken coop. Must be almost time to move the caravan into the shed for winter.

OMG you think that smoke and there is fire wow you need to move back to where your from because your husband would last but you won't