The drone shots of the ice floating in the river and the music start a beautiful relaxing video. Your videos are getting better and better. Keep it up for those of us that are house bound.
For more space the 4 coffee cups could hang on the right side vertically with hooks or a cup holder Levi could build and..where kitty likes to sit up by the log burl hand rail post make a small little platform to nail to where he used to lay and put some sheepkin for him in it!! Kitty would be sooo cosy. The rail is so beautiful.. nice job ❤❤
Levi, I have a suggestion for your generator issue. How about putting a door through the skirting and making a track somehow that you could store the generator under the house, where it should be a bit warmer, and then slide it outside whenever you need to use it. I don't know if that would work, but it's worth a try. Maybe first check what the temp is behind the skirting.
A big sliding battery tray would work. I’m getting ready to do that at our off-road cabin. It’s in an insulated box now to keep it warm while it runs in subzero temperatures so the oil breather doesn’t plug up. I’ve been using the insulated box for over 20 years with the same generator. I also use synthetic oil so it starts and stays running in the cold. Regular oil will cause the engine to have a low oil shutdown. After a few minutes the engine heat will allow it to run on the regular oil when it is restarted but I’d rather not do that.
I really like how those stairs turned out! I need railings for my loft and stairs as well. No babies to protect, but some little dogs that get too close to the edge. Our loft will be my library and sewing area, and my dogs follow me everywhere.
The railing looks so nice. And with the ends finished, Henry will test it out every day. I still love your videos even if they are small projects. See you all next week.
You are doing all of your work with such love and care and it shows. I love watching each week and seeing your home grow . And watching all three of you being together, can't wait for next week
Let me first say that my wife and myself really enjoy watching your video's. For your Genset issues, What I did was I built an insulated box that covered the whole unit and had a separate exhaust hole and a vent coming into the unit so the air was heated by the unit as it was running. I made one for my work unit (EB6500 Honda Industrial ) as well as our camping unit (EU3000is Honda ) which is the same as the one that you have. The work one ran in cold weather from - 35 degrees to -45 degrees for 2 to 3 weeks at a time with no issues and the camping unit ran about the same range of temperatures and times just depending on how far back in the bush we were working.
Hi from Australia, I've a suggestion regarding your clothes drying rack... put it on a pulley system suspended from the ceiling... (or make a wooden one) you wouldn't have to keep moving it on the floor as you would be walking under it... clothes dry very fast this way as heat rises...
I am so in awe of your skills, Levi. Becca, you are a great assistant. That was a lot of work but, it is done! Watching you guys put your Nest together is so much fun. Those of us that are in our later years, didn't have the luxury of modern day tools. They are such a great investment. I love to see the dogs, cats and Henry, wandering around the spaces. Your little Boy is growing up fast. I love the knotts in the posts. There is a name for them, that escapes me but, they dress up the railings, for sure. Wait till family comes by and sees your progress. This is the perfect time to work on your indoor projects and, when Spring rolls around, you will be able to get back to your outdoor projects. I pray you will always be happy and well and who knows, maybe we will get to hear you are expecting another little one. The Drone footage was awesome, as was the music...simply, awesome! Take care of yourselves. Watching from Ontario, Canada
Do like Simple Living Alaska. Build an insulated box with holes for the exhaust to get out. It will keep the oil warm and the warmth will dry any water out of the fuel
Add a tower shelves dropping down from either side of of the new kitchen shelf that can take all of the day to day cooking items you need, spices, oils and cups
NICE JOB LEVI, the railing looks so GOOD!!! 👍👍 💡Generator idea: watch Eric from Simple Living Alaska making an insulated generator box using wood & foam board insulation with exhaust & air intake holes, then make your own to keep your generators protected through those harsh Alaskan winters.😅
Levi you do such a incredible job. Love the railing ❤ May i make a small suggest on kitchen shelf. I lived in Alaska for 8 years and due to all the earth shakes you might want to put a 2 to 3 inch lip on shelf to keep things from falling off onto Henry or Becca. Love your little family 👪❤
I don't want this to sound negative, just experience talking. I have plates on shelf over cooking stove in my tiny home, and the Grease from cooking gets over everything 😊
Great job love the railing, Henry has found his voice how sweet and walking and talking fun time for mom and dad, I got a screaming granddaughter and it is fine,
I love the railing system that you guys put up. Being a parent and now grandparent, I am glad you guys mentioned both ends of the top room. You will know to deal with them as he learns to start climbing. Henry is walking, not surprise. My son was walking at 10 month. Keep up with the good.
GOOD EVENING BECCA LEVI AND HENRY . STUNNING STAIRS RAILINGS. IF WE HAD THAT MUCH SNOW IN SOUTHERN IRELAND WOULD BE COMPLETELY CUT OFF . MARGARET LYNCH SOUTHERN IRELAND
I am so glad I found your channel. You guys are so much fun to watch. Working around a baby can be really tough but you guys make it look easy. Nice work on the railing. Can't wait to see your next projects.
Oh the cabin is looking so good them railings make a lot of difference becca and Henry testing his vocal chords that was so funny drone shots amazing take care ❤❤❤❤👋
I just found your channel. And am enjoying watching you build your home. When i was 20 i built my home. Best time of my life. You 3 have fun. What a cool place to live.
use some 2"x2" and ply wood and make a box with styrofoam insulation to house your generator. You can exhaust the generator out a small hole in the new box
I would suggest when he being to climb & stand on things to help him out to climb over things. Please Just take the things out of the upstairs because he could fall over the railing not saying you’re bad Parents just giving suggestions. They can & will Stack toys and books and chairs on top of each other just trying to get things too fit just so they can climb over something so please keep a watch out with that precious little child.! Time will pass so fast so keep journals pictures videos everything you can they grow so fast. Love y’all Channel it’s so wholesome no cursing no swearing is so wholesome thank you for that God bless you and your family.
“Simple Living Alaska” built an insulated box for his generator. I think he put in exhaust or just opens it when running I can’t remember, but I know he showed it on video.
Nice job Levi. The railings look beautiful, finish off the stairway, and make for a safer place for Henry. He'll be climbing up and down those stairs in no time. I like the shelf above the stove too.Hope it hold the weight of cast iron pans.Becca and Levi,you've made a beautiful home to raise your family.
It looks so great! Levi did an amazing job. I know you love it and love having a shelf. So excited for you. Henry is becoming very vocal. lol. Great video. Things from your Amazon list should arrive this next week. Be blessed.
Wouldn’t Henry be able to fall through the end above the bookcase? Looked like there was enough room for him to slip through. Can’t judge by the video how much space there was but it looked more than the space between the other bars.
On those open ends, you could continue on with the same theme, lay a 2X4 against the roof, cut at an angle to fit the top 2x4 railing, then just cut the same pickets, only shorter as they go towards the wall.
I did a propane conversion kit on my eu3000is several years ago - can do propane but also still does gas. A propane conversion / use propane might let you bypass this issue of gas bowl ice issue.
Becca, maybe 2 shelves staggered would be more convenient and definitely much safer as you wouldn't be stretched leaning over the hot stove. Which one of you will be using the kitchen things the most? I'm sure there is somewhere else you can hang this big shelf. stairway looks nice.
Have you thought of building some kind of cover for the generator? Here in Australia we don’t get quite as cold weather. But we have a cover in our water pump ( as we are on tank water). Not sure if it will work for you. Levi you are doing a fantastic job on that build. I’m curious do you have carpentry or building experience background, or are you just self taught?
The first time the cat got on the shelf, it would become an outside cat. 😅😊
Wouldn’t it be great if humans set such standards for themselves when it comes to boundaries of others. 😂
I love it when babies learn they have a voice...and they use it!😊
Henry is adorable - so Happy is he!
Henry finding his scream voice is hysterical!
The drone shots of the ice floating in the river and the music start a beautiful relaxing video. Your videos are getting better and better. Keep it up for those of us that are house bound.
That Levi is a pretty darn good Carpenter. I think the rails just add a lot. It looks finished. Henry’s getting so big! Have a great day.
For more space the 4 coffee cups could hang on the right side vertically with hooks or a cup holder Levi could build and..where kitty likes to sit up by the log burl hand rail post make a small little platform to nail to where he used to lay and put some sheepkin for him in it!! Kitty would be sooo cosy. The rail is so beautiful.. nice job ❤❤
Levi, I have a suggestion for your generator issue. How about putting a door through the skirting and making a track somehow that you could store the generator under the house, where it should be a bit warmer, and then slide it outside whenever you need to use it. I don't know if that would work, but it's worth a try. Maybe first check what the temp is behind the skirting.
A big sliding battery tray would work. I’m getting ready to do that at our off-road cabin. It’s in an insulated box now to keep it warm while it runs in subzero temperatures so the oil breather doesn’t plug up. I’ve been using the insulated box for over 20 years with the same generator. I also use synthetic oil so it starts and stays running in the cold. Regular oil will cause the engine to have a low oil shutdown. After a few minutes the engine heat will allow it to run on the regular oil when it is restarted but I’d rather not do that.
I really like how those stairs turned out! I need railings for my loft and stairs as well. No babies to protect, but some little dogs that get too close to the edge. Our loft will be my library and sewing area, and my dogs follow me everywhere.
The railing looks so nice. And with the ends finished, Henry will test it out every day. I still love your videos even if they are small projects. See you all next week.
You are doing all of your work with such love and care and it shows. I love watching each week and seeing your home grow . And watching all three of you being together, can't wait for next week
Levi does beautiful woodwork….so glad to see the railings up! And your sourdough bread looking good!
The cabin is coming along nicely. Henry is getting so big and it is great to hear him being so vocal.
Let me first say that my wife and myself really enjoy watching your video's. For your Genset issues, What I did was I built an insulated box that covered the whole unit and had a separate exhaust hole and a vent coming into the unit so the air was heated by the unit as it was running. I made one for my work unit (EB6500 Honda Industrial ) as well as our camping unit (EU3000is Honda ) which is the same as the one that you have. The work one ran in cold weather from - 35 degrees to -45 degrees for 2 to 3 weeks at a time with no issues and the camping unit ran about the same range of temperatures and times just depending on how far back in the bush we were working.
Hi from Australia,
I've a suggestion regarding your clothes drying rack... put it on a pulley system suspended from the ceiling... (or make a wooden one) you wouldn't have to keep moving it on the floor as you would be walking under it... clothes dry very fast this way as heat rises...
The first 2 min of this vid is mind-blowingly beautiful, and spectacular shots of Denali🤩
I always love when you put out a new vid🥰
My favorite Alaskian vlog often begins with beautiful scenery and lovely music. Feels very spiritual. Thank you
You did an incredible job with the railings and banisters! Well done Levi! The interior is coming together beautifully ❤
The railing looks great as do the shelving & bench. Y'all have done a great job creating a home.
Wow and wow!! What incredible footage of the snow and ice it was so peaceful to watch❤
I am so in awe of your skills, Levi. Becca, you are a great assistant. That was a lot of work but, it is done! Watching you guys put your Nest together is so much fun. Those of us that are in our later years, didn't have the luxury of modern day tools. They are such a great investment. I love to see the dogs, cats and Henry, wandering around the spaces. Your little Boy is growing up fast. I love the knotts in the posts. There is a name for them, that escapes me but, they dress up the railings, for sure. Wait till family comes by and sees your progress. This is the perfect time to work on your indoor projects and, when Spring rolls around, you will be able to get back to your outdoor projects. I pray you will always be happy and well and who knows, maybe we will get to hear you are expecting another little one.
The Drone footage was awesome, as was the music...simply, awesome!
Take care of yourselves.
Watching from Ontario, Canada
I think they call the big knots "burls"?
Gorgeous drone footage. National Geographic could not have done any better! Fun to watch the projects.
Do like Simple Living Alaska. Build an insulated box with holes for the exhaust to get out. It will keep the oil warm and the warmth will dry any water out of the fuel
One of my great grandsons is also a pterodacty. He is now 10 and the raptor noises have not stopped.
🙋♀️❤️. What a difference the banister makes!. All the homey touches too, are turning your cabin into a lovely home!!
Levi does beautiful work
The railing is beautiful so secure for Henry!!!
Add a tower shelves dropping down from either side of of the new kitchen shelf that can take all of the day to day cooking items you need, spices, oils and cups
NICE JOB LEVI, the railing looks so GOOD!!! 👍👍
💡Generator idea: watch Eric from Simple Living Alaska making an insulated generator box using wood & foam board insulation with exhaust & air intake holes, then make your own to keep your generators protected through those harsh Alaskan winters.😅
I watch Simple Living Alaska and do remember when Eric had generator problems. The insulated box works real well❗️
Yes AND muffles the noise!!..🙉
That's definitely the plan! Love Eric & Ariel!!
Great job on the stair railing-It will make a wonderful “jail” for Henry…Thanks for sharing your beautiful home…IAG, eh!!! 🤗🇨🇦
Levi you do such a incredible job. Love the railing ❤ May i make a small suggest on kitchen shelf. I lived in Alaska for 8 years and due to all the earth shakes you might want to put a 2 to 3 inch lip on shelf to keep things from falling off onto Henry or Becca. Love your little family 👪❤
I don't want this to sound negative, just experience talking. I have plates on shelf over cooking stove in my tiny home, and the Grease from cooking gets over everything 😊
Great job love the railing, Henry has found his voice how sweet and walking and talking fun time for mom and dad, I got a screaming granddaughter and it is fine,
A gate, the top, bottom, or both, would look good and keep little man front stair surfing.
Cool almost looked like a picture under a microscope till ya zoomed out seen the full river beautiful video never seen it like that before!
I love the railing system that you guys put up. Being a parent and now grandparent, I am glad you guys mentioned both ends of the top room. You will know to deal with them as he learns to start climbing. Henry is walking, not surprise. My son was walking at 10 month. Keep up with the good.
Great job!! I love watching Henry. I have a grandson that was one in September and don’t get to see him often so I love seeing Henry.
Beautiful! What a difference the railing makes. I love home decor and your cabin is getting really COZY👍
Around our home that heel or end of the bread is a treasure to be fought over.
The stair railings and shelf are Beautiful! Nice job Levi.
Really love the shelf send especially the railing 👏👏👏fantastic job. Henry has a great set of lungs ❤️
On the generator not starting- build a tent around it- heat lamp (rough weather bulb in reflective shield)and will keep warm
GOOD EVENING BECCA LEVI AND HENRY .
STUNNING STAIRS RAILINGS.
IF WE HAD THAT MUCH SNOW IN SOUTHERN IRELAND WOULD BE COMPLETELY CUT OFF .
MARGARET LYNCH SOUTHERN IRELAND
I love the music you use in your intro. It's beautiful. ❤
And the drone shots are beautiful
I am so glad I found your channel. You guys are so much fun to watch. Working around a baby can be really tough but you guys make it look easy. Nice work on the railing. Can't wait to see your next projects.
A lot of people build an insulated box to cover their generator. Maybe that would help out.
The railing looks awesome. Great job creating a cozy home.
Another good video your banisters look beautiful, the wooden banister ❤ Thank you for sharing.
Oh the cabin is looking so good them railings make a lot of difference becca and Henry testing his vocal chords that was so funny drone shots amazing take care ❤❤❤❤👋
Love the outtro! Henry has a nice pair of lungs on him.. Yikes 🤗🤗👍👍🐶🐶💙💙
how did a 46 yr old memory in my granmas pan cabinet come to me!!!!
Looks good. Levi is a talented young man. Thanks for sharing.
I just found your channel. And am enjoying watching you build your home. When i was 20 i built my home. Best time of my life. You 3 have fun. What a cool place to live.
Your cabin is looking so wonderful! I love watching your videos! Thank you!
use some 2"x2" and ply wood and make a box with styrofoam insulation to house your generator. You can exhaust the generator out a small hole in the new box
Henry steals the show!
Those stair railings turned out really good! Great job!!!
Awesome job on the railing! 🙌🏻💙
I would suggest when he being to climb & stand on things to help him out to climb over things. Please Just take the things out of the upstairs because he could fall over the railing not saying you’re bad Parents just giving suggestions. They can & will Stack toys and books and chairs on top of each other just trying to get things too fit just so they can climb over something so please keep a watch out with that precious little child.! Time will pass so fast so keep journals pictures videos everything you can they grow so fast. Love y’all Channel it’s so wholesome no cursing no swearing is so wholesome thank you for that God bless you and your family.
“Simple Living Alaska” built an insulated box for his generator. I think he put in exhaust or just opens it when running I can’t remember, but I know he showed it on video.
Nice job Levi. The railings look beautiful, finish off the stairway, and make for a safer place for Henry. He'll be climbing up and down those stairs in no time. I like the shelf above the stove too.Hope it hold the weight of cast iron pans.Becca and Levi,you've made a beautiful home to raise your family.
Love your channel. I just discovered it recently. I’m seeing building blocks for Henry with the leftover bits of wood.
hahaha, I was waiting for Levi to yell “Fixed the newel post!” In his best Clark Griswold voice.
🌺Great job Levi! Your cabin looks so pretty and cozy❤
WOW beautiful job Levi. I love your stair case . Wonderful video
You have just built beautiful railings and now make it so it becomes a drying rack above the wood stove area
Outstanding Craftsmanship!😇!😇!😇!👍
Railings look really nice, love your log cabin. Hug sweet Henry ❤
Aww cool , you got video out , I thought you guys where t coming on until after Thanksgiving , nice 👍
Very very nice craftsmanship on your stair railing and spindles.love the channel awesome content.enjoy seeing the little guy.cheers guys
Thanks
I love your bowls and your cups they look really good …..Tiny ( Len Price ) Houston MS
It's coming together pretty nicely
Great job on the stair case & kitchen shelf.
You may want to build an insulated area for the generators. 🧚🏻
My daughter at about that age would empty my cabinets too!
this railing is a major upgrade for your cabin. thanks for sharing and greetings from frosty Sweden
Great job on the railings. Looks awesome.
It looks so great! Levi did an amazing job. I know you love it and love having a shelf. So excited for you. Henry is becoming very vocal. lol. Great video. Things from your Amazon list should arrive this next week. Be blessed.
Wouldn’t Henry be able to fall through the end above the bookcase? Looked like there was enough room for him to slip through. Can’t judge by the video how much space there was but it looked more than the space between the other bars.
Ok should have waited till the end for explainaton! Sorry!
I love the shelf and the staircase looks great. You are one handyman Levi 👍❤
On those open ends, you could continue on with the same theme, lay a 2X4 against the roof, cut at an angle to fit the top 2x4 railing, then just cut the same pickets, only shorter as they go towards the wall.
Well, I think the stairs looks awesome. Great job. Keep up the good work…..Tiny ( Len Price ) Houston MS
Railing looks great!!
Nice job on the shelf and railings.
Beautiful work and photos ❤
What a Wonderful Home you three
Are gonna have
Ginger L USA ALABAMA ❤️
Damn it, you are clever and know your trade
I did a propane conversion kit on my eu3000is several years ago - can do propane but also still does gas. A propane conversion / use propane might let you bypass this issue of gas bowl ice issue.
Becca, maybe 2 shelves staggered would be more convenient and definitely much safer as you wouldn't be stretched leaning over the hot stove. Which one of you will be using the kitchen things the most? I'm sure there is somewhere else you can hang this big shelf. stairway looks nice.
agreed - really like the style of the shelves and they could use them in several places they have yet to even realize.
The railings looks so much nicer
Great job Levi
Looks great. Kudos to Levi.
Nice job on the railing.
Have you thought of building some kind of cover for the generator? Here in Australia we don’t get quite as cold weather. But we have a cover in our water pump ( as we are on tank water). Not sure if it will work for you. Levi you are doing a fantastic job on that build. I’m curious do you have carpentry or building experience background, or are you just self taught?
Your new cabin is coming together, and looking good.
Great job. Railings are beautiful and of course Henry's squeals are so funny!
Great job on the railing!
Look at Hanry walking he is so cute
Awesome job on the railing,,Make sure that Baby Gate is rated for Top of Stairs Use
Awesome job on the stairs.
Time for a insulated box for the Honda , The railing looks great !
❤Super duper beautiful staircase and everything else looks soo lovely and wonderful!! Love!!