Great job guys. My only suggestion is to put a piece of corrugated steel or the like behind the stove spaced from the wall by about 2 inches. It will keep the wall from getting too hot and possibly catching fire.
My only suggestion is that you stop with your soft virtue signaling. You obviously don't know what you are talking about. This stove has a built-in fireproof screen, which eliminates the need for redneck corrugated steel. Save it for you double wide
Just to let you know that I am sitting in my living room in England 🏴 with my wife on a Saturday night chilling and drinking a bottle of champagne which one of my friends bought me for my birthday present watching your video, I have watched Timmy for quite a while now and really like his videos which in turn brought me onto your videos. I just wanted to let you know that if I was living in Alaska the life I would probably love is the kind of life that you and your wife seem to have. I am very hands on with projects like yourself and your videos are bloody fantastic 👏👏👏 keep up the good work and have a healthy and happy life. ( The memories live on forever) 🙏🙏🙏
We had a fire in our home. It was a piece of plywood behind the brick. The plywood combusted after a while we had a fire going. Read up on it. While I am on my safety tips get a fire mat for under the grill. Amazing meal. Nice job on the puzzle. I loved it.
Very good job! Something so cool and deeply satisfying building and creating something that will out live you. Its your place that you built but who knows. Someone that isn't even born yet my own and enjoy it in the future. Raising their own small little family in someplace you brought into existence.
Two are better than one...for sure. I admire your tenacity and meticulousness. Is this an actual home you live in or is it just a vacation cabin? Don't you have to have a metal backing to it or a rock backing on the fireplace?
Wow, I had that same exact Suzuki 250 quad growing up. Big ole balloon tires on the back, 4WD high and low, and even independent suspension. Loved that bike!
Steve had a really good way of doing this. he took a garbage bag and poked the chimney sweep pole through the bottom , hooked the wire brush up to it and duct tapped it to the chimney from the bottom. and swept it up rather than down.
I really enjoy your videos...your not an expert but you're very informative on how and why you do things.. we learn right along with you... you come across as a regular guy and are very entertaining and comical at times...great work...love the music too...both of yous take care✌️
Yes! In my state anyways u need 36 inches from the or any wall that doesn’t have metal, rock or otherwise between the wall and the stove. U also need a one inch gap between your non combustible and your combustible wall. The code inspector would shut this dude down for sure. 😂 even with the non combustible put behind they still want 18 inches between stove and non combustible
Awesome work. Love the video and the extended playtime. You've built a great life (and a great channel). Congrats! Looking forward to the next episode.
It’s has been said that “behind every great man is an even greater woman…” I’d say that hits the mark with you pair. You make a terrific team, and each of you adds to the strengths of the other. Nice work guys. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👏🏻🇦🇺🦘
Wow what a great job you two got done, It looks fantastic and cosy. So nice to see you together make the cabin so beautiful. May you all be well and a very happy Pentecost.🙏😍🌻🥀🍀😘
She is indeed! She’s in a good few of my episodes, but she doesn’t love the whole RUclips thing so I spare her most of the time haha. Thanks for watching.
Well… As far as the ash is concerned… I’m old enough to remember that here in Europe, people used the ash to cover the pathways and sidewalks in Winter… before everybody was using salt … and … the also put ash in the garden… under the flowerbeds … A extra pair of hands, is always useful … building things … not falling of the roof comes to mind 😆 Oh yes … one more thing … One could over engineer things but, you can never go to sturdy … unless you need flexibility of course … Good job madame/sir … Greetings from Germany everybody 👋 … PS. still snow outside ..? Wow 😊
Agreed! Much appreciate the comment, yes summer just doesn’t want to show up this year, snow is still deep in the mountains but almost gone at the cabin. Video was filmed two weeks ago. Thanks!
Great teamwork and awesome hearth. Next time you fire up the grill try grilling your asparagus. You’ll absolutely love it, but just watch it so it won’t burn. 😂
Thanks for investing time to share your way of life with us. Really enjoy your inspiring content. Where did you get your indoor log rack? I like the access and organization for different size wood which is helpful when burning full time. Thanks! Grateful in Bend, OR.
To clean my stove chimney flew out, I set the fire going at its very hottest and threw some aluminium shards on the roaring flames, You can purchase these in the UK where I live, it cleans all the tar and chimney coal/wood burnt black dust out...........I have used it now for over 6 years.
When having to mix by hand mix your mortar thinly at first to ensure you’re able to mix it well and then add powder to desired thickness. Save time, wrist, and ensure its well mixed.
Great video
Meal looks delicious enjoy
awesome
You guys did a fantastic job very excited to see the best of your videos I am a New prescriber 👍🙏😊
You two work so well together as it should be. Well done and nice hearth. God bless.
🙏
Super cute partner 😊😊😊😊
She is a guaranteed Keeper❤
❤
Great Job working together. Thank you for sharing.🎄
Perfect way to spend a rainy day , thanks for a pleasant video!
We all love rocks...till we start moving them! Norman is cool. Good job, you two. 👍😎🇨🇦🐾🔥
Great job guys. My only suggestion is to put a piece of corrugated steel or the like behind the stove spaced from the wall by about 2 inches. It will keep the wall from getting too hot and possibly catching fire.
My only suggestion is that you stop with your soft virtue signaling. You obviously don't know what you are talking about. This stove has a built-in fireproof screen, which eliminates the need for redneck corrugated steel. Save it for you double wide
Love the beautiful hearth. Great job guys!
Just to let you know that I am sitting in my living room in England 🏴 with my wife on a Saturday night chilling and drinking a bottle of champagne which one of my friends bought me for my birthday present watching your video, I have watched Timmy for quite a while now and really like his videos which in turn brought me onto your videos. I just wanted to let you know that if I was living in Alaska the life I would probably love is the kind of life that you and your wife seem to have.
I am very hands on with projects like yourself and your videos are bloody fantastic 👏👏👏 keep up the good work and have a healthy and happy life. ( The memories live on forever) 🙏🙏🙏
Wow she did an excellent job putting all those pieces together! 😊 ❤
That looks beautiful. You guys work well together. Great job.
We had a fire in our home. It was a piece of plywood behind the brick. The plywood combusted after a while we had a fire going. Read up on it. While I am on my safety tips get a fire mat for under the grill. Amazing meal. Nice job on the puzzle. I loved it.
Very good job! Something so cool and deeply satisfying building and creating something that will out live you. Its your place that you built but who knows. Someone that isn't even born yet my own and enjoy it in the future. Raising their own small little family in someplace you brought into existence.
Two are better than one...for sure. I admire your tenacity and meticulousness. Is this an actual home you live in or is it just a vacation cabin? Don't you have to have a metal backing to it or a rock backing on the fireplace?
I love how involved Norm is. ;) Good stuff.
Dog bed there, dog there LOL 🤣
Just stumbled onto your videos,love em,I love video with a lot of doing and showing
Great job guys
Very enjoyable video,
Hearing a lot of strains of John Fahey in your playing. Nice.
You got a Good Looking and a Good Wife to help you out your blessed
Turned out beautiful 😍 so is your lovely wife 🥰
Just discovered your videos and I love them
Wow, I had that same exact Suzuki 250 quad growing up. Big ole balloon tires on the back, 4WD high and low, and even independent suspension. Loved that bike!
Thanks for the video. Great job.
Really nice job on the hearth. Great video... see ya next time
Thank you!!
Watched again! Awesome video tutorial! 😊😊😊
FIRST CLASS JOB YOU GUYS !
Beautiful job, guys.
Thank you!
The lady is doing a great 👍job!!!!
LOVE IT I MIGHT TRY NOW TO BUILD MINE
So glad I found you guys! Definitely my new favorite Alaska vlogs! Real, personable and relatable. I predict great success in your future.👌🎉👏😁
Yeah good way to walk your dog 👍😊🐕
Nice work on that hearth. It looks beautiful. Best wishes from Cornwall England ♥️
I can’t even tell you how much different tips I’ve learned from your videos. Thanks for another awesome video!
Glad to hear that! You're welcome.
Great job!!! Looks so slick at the end.
Steve had a really good way of doing this. he took a garbage bag and poked the chimney sweep pole through the bottom , hooked the wire brush up to it and duct tapped it to the chimney from the bottom. and swept it up rather than down.
I’ve done that method and it tends to make a mess for me.
Awesome!!!!!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
What amazing team work and partnership!
Now we know who really gets the work done there!! Great job Louisa!! LOL
You got that right! She’s a gem.
You. Did a great job.👍
gracias por compartir bendiciones
That looks great. What a fun project.
I really enjoy your videos...your not an expert but you're very informative on how and why you do things.. we learn right along with you... you come across as a regular guy and are very entertaining and comical at times...great work...love the music too...both of yous take care✌️
That’s a very nice comment Rob, thanks so much!
Great job you two !!! The stove looks really heavy but you did it !!!! Love your cabin !!!
Great job! That is such a wonderful space. I can’t wait to see the furniture you build!
Thanks!!
You might need some fire proof gyprock or fire proof substance on the wall behind your stove.
Nice work you guys.
Yes! In my state anyways u need 36 inches from the or any wall that doesn’t have metal, rock or otherwise between the wall and the stove. U also need a one inch gap between your non combustible and your combustible wall.
The code inspector would shut this dude down for sure. 😂 even with the non combustible put behind they still want 18 inches between stove and non combustible
GOOD JOB .
Really enjoyed watching your video. Subscribed today. The wife is excellent at fixing it up nicely
Great work, you two (and Supervisor Norm❤) The hearth looks fabulous!🔥
🫡 thanks!!
Hi. Fellow RUclipsr here. Just starting out. Following your journey. Moving from Ohio and building a cabin. Hope to learn a lot from your channel.
Awesome work. Love the video and the extended playtime. You've built a great life (and a great channel). Congrats! Looking forward to the next episode.
Very kind of you to say, glad you enjoy the longer videos. Thanks for watching!
Looks awsome.
Enjoyed, master carpenter, MATT, interior decorated, Louisa, Hansome Norman 😊
The hearth is awesome! Great job!
You two are a nice couple.
😁
Nice job, guys! Looks great.
I think you have found the secret to a great video production. You’re going to go far here, I can tell.
Very kind of you! I hope you’re right.
Like your video 👍😊
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
Your a lucky man buddy your wifie is awesome
It’s has been said that “behind every great man is an even greater woman…” I’d say that hits the mark with you pair. You make a terrific team, and each of you adds to the strengths of the other. Nice work guys. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👏🏻🇦🇺🦘
Well said! Thanks Libby!
Awesome work, y'all! These videos are great!
Yep, always do "overkill"! For 75 years we've had a family saying...Built with the" George Biggs Overkill".....
Sturdy and smart. Can't go wrong.
GREAT STOVE!
Wow what a great job you two got done, It looks fantastic and cosy. So nice to see you together make the cabin so beautiful. May you all be well and a very happy Pentecost.🙏😍🌻🥀🍀😘
Thanks Liv! Always good to hear from you.
beautiful luxury cabin
a
Good job mate.
FirePlace looks great guys
Awesome well done
Excellent NC USA 🇺🇸
Thanks!
New subscriber. Been watching all your past videos. Love the channel❤Everything turned out perfect for yawls wood stove. Good job.👍
Why have you been hiding Louisa from everyone!?? She is a doll!!!
She is indeed! She’s in a good few of my episodes, but she doesn’t love the whole RUclips thing so I spare her most of the time haha. Thanks for watching.
Nice to see your wife working with you. That roof must have been slicker than greased owl turds.👍🏻
Just watched the hiking episode and dang, it was very sweet. He hiked you over the water!! Dang, stop being so extra!
Curious, were you together before the cabin adventures began?
Nice dance at 28:35 😅❤ … I love your channel!
That creosote you threw away burns really well in your stove.
Hey mat. They make this thing called a roof rake for snow removal. AIH HARDWARE
Beautiful job…
Good job well done
Thank you!
Great Job...
Thanks!
😊
Hello hi I found your channel the other day and you have a new subscriber I like your videos😊
OMG that hilarious! Love your humor!!!
Haha thank you!
Awesome job you two.
Thanks!
Well…
As far as the ash is concerned…
I’m old enough to remember that here in Europe, people used the ash to cover the pathways and sidewalks in Winter… before everybody was using salt … and … the also put ash in the garden… under the flowerbeds …
A extra pair of hands, is always useful … building things … not falling of the roof comes to mind 😆
Oh yes … one more thing …
One could over engineer things but, you can never go to sturdy … unless you need flexibility of course …
Good job madame/sir …
Greetings from Germany everybody 👋
…
PS. still snow outside ..? Wow 😊
Agreed! Much appreciate the comment, yes summer just doesn’t want to show up this year, snow is still deep in the mountains but almost gone at the cabin. Video was filmed two weeks ago. Thanks!
Nicely done. I learned a lot from this. 👍
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching.
I didn’t see them level the four support blocks but the stove seems level,good job.
You two work so well together. 👍Rock on !🤙
Thanks dude!
Great teamwork and awesome hearth. Next time you fire up the grill try grilling your asparagus. You’ll absolutely love it, but just watch it so it won’t burn. 😂
Will do! Thanks
Do a Zoom with Timmy. He's the carpenter. Cut it twice and it was still too short. Hearth looks really good.
Hahaha
Nice !!
Enjoyed this video! Homemade is best !❤
Thanks Lisa!
Very nice! You two make an awesome team!
Thank you!
Nice Work! Came out great
Thanks Ken!
Don't feel bad I'm always rushing and my wife is the one that slows me down on our cabin build.
Thanks for investing time to share your way of life with us. Really enjoy your inspiring content. Where did you get your indoor log rack? I like the access and organization for different size wood which is helpful when burning full time.
Thanks! Grateful in Bend, OR.
Lindo casal...fizeram um bom trabalho com o fogão..e também boa comida hummm de água na boca.. abraços ... Brasil 🇧🇷
Looks amazing nice work you two
Thank you! Much appreciated!
To clean my stove chimney flew out, I set the fire going at its very hottest and threw some aluminium shards on the roaring flames, You can purchase these in the UK where I live, it cleans all the tar and chimney coal/wood burnt black dust out...........I have used it now for over 6 years.
When having to mix by hand mix your mortar thinly at first to ensure you’re able to mix it well and then add powder to desired thickness. Save time, wrist, and ensure its well mixed.