Finishing the Log Cabin Project and a New Window
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Today's VLOG Jason finishes the log cabin and puts in a new window. See below for links.
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Hi, Jason! You are doing great with all the projects you are working on. Your patience and perseverance are highly commendable! The remodel looks awesome.
This is what keeps me coming back to your channel. You show everything, The mistakes the ability to figure things out and your being truthful with us is inspiring. God Bless you and your beautiful family.
We are all learning from you.
Learning from you helps us gain the knowledge and confidence it takes to do these types of jobs ourselves.
TYSM. God bless your family, livestock, and homestead.
So nice of you
Don't forget to do a bead of putty around the glass inside and out. It is very easy to do. I learned to do it 20 years ago because one of the panes in a window in our house got hit by a small rock. I was so intimidated by it at first but once you angle your putty knife just right it's a piece of cake. It will also make sure the water runs away from the glass and wood trim, preventing wood rot! I love all the things that you guys are doing. Journey On!
Jason there is a lot of content out there but yours keeps me coming back for more. You are such fun to watch. You have many great qualities that make it easy to get caught up in the story of your homestead. It has been a joy to watch you build your homestead into what you want it to be. You and Loraine make a great team and keep things constantly moving. Of course I love the animals too. Thank you for all the great content you put out and for being such an honest and hard working guy. Blessings! ❤😊
I bet Lorraine would love to see a window box under that window to plant flowers in.❤
Our second house was an abandoned unfinished log home. While we used the chinking material we sprayed orange oil on the logs. Wood bee no like. 🍊...🐝
Just thinking what a blessing you've had.if you weren't sick.you wouldn't have stepped on your journey.now the desk jockey is a carpenter a farmer and a teacher😊living your calling. I watch every video you put out knowing you will figure out how to do what you've never done! Incredible!.
Nice! Keep it going! Homestead work is never done but each project improves your life as well as property value! Thanks for sharing your journey!
HI JASON! I have a tip for helping keep shovels, hoes, and such free of rust.
Fill a large bucket, or other container with dry sand from Home Depot, or some such store. Mix in a plant based oil.
Make sure to wipe off tools before inserting into the mixture, after using. It does take a bit of extra time, but could save time in the long run. Not as much rust remediation.
Best of luck!
I love your projrcts, your descriptive patter, your ingenuity, your humor, your humility, your family and the love around you. We all have different priorities for our home place. I appreciate your steady finished chunks of work-how you complete the little projects and how you set your goals. Carry on. I really enjoy checking in to You Tube when you are there. I am rooting for you. Great mud room!
Great job, Jason. I love the look of the Cedar around the door. You are getting a lot done on your winter projects. See you tomorrow on your show with Al & Ben. Love those podcasts. Have a Blessed day.
Thanks 👍
Thanks for the door you open for us in every video. Also thank you for the windows to your world you provide. Blessings to you, your family, and your homestead.
Another amazing job Jason!!!
Being able to work with wood is something I've always wanted to learn but I've never had the opportunity 🙁
Well done, Jason! 😎You're well on your way to a productive homesteading year. 👍🏾🤩🐶
Thanks 👍
"A little bit of caulk and paint to make it what it ain't." Story of my life! 😂
You make it fun. Looks really nice and look at all the steps Lorraine will save. It is going to be easier to get to the garden.
Jason, you take on projects that many would’ve walked away from. I’m amazed at the depth of your skillset. I never would’ve guessed you were a high tech desk jockey or Lorraine coming from anywhere other than a homestead background. Y’all just seem to have so much knowledge and are really steady and measured in building your homestead. I appreciate your calm demeanors. Keep the faith and remain steadfast. You have made much progress already!
Nice looking cabin entry. 🕊
we watch yours because it's true and honest, you show it how it is, no fancy things, no BS, just a man caring for his land and family!
That's what we did. We had 5 window units. We took then all out and installed Central air conditioning. That's the way to go.
Scare carpenter bees away with a paper lunch bag filled with newspaper. Hang one in the eves. It looks like a hornet nest the natural carpenter bee. It works like a charm.
yes, we do that. it's not perfect but it helps. thanks for the tip
Love watching you do your chores. You are a pro with woodworking. ❤
Thank you so much!
Jason I love you and your family. I was raised on a farm years ago and we had huge barns like you and your wife. We used ours for unstringing tobacco. Just made me think barns are used for many things. God Bless
You are not making mistakes , you are gaining experience .Well done 😊
I love watching your vids because you’re always trying to do it right and never leave things janky. You also keep your property so CLEAN . ❤ Your family is a treasure.
Hi Jason, the work you are doing is amazing . You are good at fixing things with what you have and only need to purchase a few items to complete your project. You are making the homestead awesome. Doing the majority of the work alone is outstanding. You are a good homesteader in making things the way you want them. Thanks for sharing your projects with us and I am waiting for the next project as time go by. Love your videos. Bye for now from Alabama. God bless you all🙏🙏
Man I love how you explain even your mistakes .in your commitment to be honest with y’all’s content you really set a quiet standard. Your family is an example of working hard together and living what’s important
My momma’s been complaining about the trim in their room addition for 37 years Jason. Your definitely correct about just finishing the job and not waiting
Jason, go ask Ben for some WOOD CHIPS!!!❤❤❤❤❤ I 🙏🏻 💕 ❤️ 🙏🏻 💕 YOU
I'm always happy when I see a video from you.
Hydrogen peroxide will help dissolve rust on tools etc. I have used on a lot of hand tools then used WD40.
Jason, I admire your carpentry and woodworking skills.
Love watching your homestead evolve from month to month.
I love your channel.
Glad you enjoy it!
We feel the closing in the workshop pain! We have to work on our driveway (for the third time😢) first. Bleh.
Tee Shirt….. “Caulk and Paint make it what it ain’t “
Instead of inserting logs to fill the hole, make a cupboard in the wall. It would be handy in a mud room. Also, how about stucco over the logs, inside and out to insulate and preserve the logs?
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12:50 A single glass, you will lose a lot of heat with this new window.
I watch every one. LOVE real life living NOT FAKE.
I will see you 3 on FRIDAY SHOPTALK ☕👍👏🎉👏
LOVE the log cabin. S,E, Michigan.
One of your projects should be organizing your scrap wood room lol
I was thinking the same...all that spare would could make a great rack system to keep similar remnants together and off the floor.
Turned out great, Jason. It was amazing how well the wall "patch" matched up. You know the honey-do list has no ending, right?
Love watching you and Father in law work together!! Your hardworking spirit inspiring!! Keep bringing more
Honey done projects!!!
Greetings from top of the mountain in Sparta, NC. lol...measure twice, cut once. That's some thick wood!! Perfect fit!! Oh wow...that window looks great!!
Looks great!
What a nice mudroom!! I love watching your projects.....I now have a few "honey do's" for my honey. Haha!
Yes, the mud room was a time consuming project in reality whrn it was probable judt three lines on a todo list. But my, its giving the mud room a whole different look, especially on the inside. I think ypu will truly come to appreciate this one.
Looks great! Won’t be long and the number of projects will be greatly reduced! Enjoy the enhancements!
There was a reason the original glass was double thick.
Safety!
With that large of a window if someone is near it, if thats single pain, someone will get serious injured.
Howdy from mid Michigan! Saw you in my Murray McMurray chicken catalog ! So fun 🎉 . Really enjoy your channel. Your attitude toward projects and chores is very inspiring. Keep on keep'n on. 👍🏻
Your a great man and have a beautiful family. I know that's what drives a great man. Providing for himself & family. God bless. Heart of heart's.
Jason working in handyman mode, "That will do it for this project."🤠
Jason editing joins the comments section hindsight perception, "This guy is doing it wrong."🤔
That has got to be beyond surreal, almost like watching a RUclips star quote your previous post.😉
Jason, you talking about be appreciative of us watching your videos, well we all appreciate you for taking time and making them! I have even seen once on a RUclips channel called Pro Home Cooks have a snippet of your video in his video and his RUclips channel is very popular, I think he has 4.2 Million Subscribers! So your hard work and dedication is definitely getting a good reach!
Jason,
My wife and I enjoy your family's adventures in homesteading. Tip on fighting humidity scourge on the cast iron,clean with a Scotch Brite pad and wd-40.
Then buy some magnetic vinyl sheet goods cut to your table saw and bandsaw surfaces. They make a moisture tite seal. This works for me in Northwest Ohio. PS .We love your honesty and efforts to do what ever needs to be done . DonR
I'll keep liking and commenting and you keep improving for your family. Love the channel!
You make a hard job look so easy! I'm not kidding either! We are trying to do a simple frame around pipes in the basement ceiling. We stared at it for a few years, tried a few things, took it down again.... Well we're trying again and actually are doing pretty good for seniors but it isn't easy! So just love to watch you zip in a window so quickly, methodically and problem solve so effectively! You are entertaining, educational and inspiring all rolled into one. Your window looks really good.😊❤ Blessings to you from Tottenham Ontario Canada.
it is heart warming to watch a man who wishes to improve the lives of his family and himself......."Honey DONE"
You are AMAZING!!! So impressive and inspirational.
I love watching you working! You are very thorough. Plus you share your mistakes with us. That's how we learn. Nothing is always perfect. Those who post content on RUclips tend to only show what is perfect and beautiful. But we want reality whether it is pretty or ugly. Because for us it is also a learning process. Thank you for letting us enter into your daily life.
Manon from Quebec, Canada. PS: we have a lot more cold and snow here!😁
Hi Jason it looks amazing and seriously don't sell yourself short on the content mate. I prefer real over trumped-up BS. I used to enjoy another channel but they are doing alot of yuck stuff now they have an editor. Keep doing what your doing it great
Sharing to everyone of Jesus Christ, He is coming back. We are spiritually saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ our Lord God and Savior.
Nice job. Always harder when doing projects by yourself. You are always going back and forth getting stuff. I always try to make a list before starting, and getting all the things I will need. But as usual, I always forget something, lol. Blessings
Next time you have a project like this, toss it out during Homestead Shop Talk before you start to get some suggestions before you start. I reckon your viewers might have been able to help ahead of time.
You may want to fill those big gaps with backer rod before chalking. We find it really helps. Blessings! Also the if you don't do it now it turns into 30 years. Ask me how I know.:)
Great job. Love ❤️ the door and window. I just flew back to Texas from Fresno. Beautiful two weeks with my son and his family. Now they are raining for about a week straight and beautiful weather here in Texas. That worked out.
I love it when Jason gets theatrical...😂 Re "Ah yes, according to my measurements " ✏️📝 😋
Jason, take a look at the glass cutter and see if the end opposite the cutting wheel has a ball end. The idea was you score the glass really well then take the ball end and gently tap along the scored line on the OPPOSITE side. This should crack the glass along the line u scored, then it will snap cleanly on SINGLE pane glass.
Double pane will not cut that way and if you install one that you managed to cut wouldn't you just end up with moisture between the panes? Also cutting tempered glass is another challenge.
It is so great to see you recognize the things you will do differently next time and talk about it! I wondered why you used a 2x4 on the door frame instead of a wider board, assuming you were just building with what you had on hand.
Thank you for sharing it all!
Blessings
Jan
Looks great! I learn so much from watching your videos. Thanks for your content.
Hello Jason, I use melted beeswax and heat the surface I apply it to. I have used this method for a lot of my hand tools. Axes, sledge hammer, wedges, and various other tools. It works really well for me. Rusty tools are annoying to me because they are too expensive to be messing with rust all of the time. I thought that this might help you because you have bees. Good luck with the rusty tools issue. 40 Shades of Green Farm, west Tennessee. P.S. we are putting the deposit on our first farm animals for the farm today. I found a 4 year old sow and a young boar Kunekune pigs that are coming home by the end of the month.
Woo wee.....I was biting my nails when you were putting in that window....and praying that it didn't break!!!! Great job!!!! ❤
Jason, being from south Florida, it doesn't matter if it's enclosed and climate controlled... we never used wire hangers which I grew up with because hanging in the closet with clothes hanging on them they would rust the clothes. So I'm thinking you will still be applying petroleum jelly, a lot. Just keep a container right there and when you're done apply..
Jason, being from south Florida, it doesn't matter if it's enclosed and climate controlled... we never used wire hangers which I grew up with because hanging in the closet with clothes hanging on them they would rust the clothes. So I'm thinking you will still be applying petroleum jelly, a lot. Just keep a container right there and when you're done apply..
There are such insects as Carpenter BEES? Ants, I know of but bees?
The door looks fantastic. It'll be a good mud room when it's all lined and filled in.
I really like that log cabin mudroom. That going to look good and be very efficient. Great job, too. You've done so much in the relatively short time you've been there. It's really coming together beautifully.
as a fellow socal relocating to rural Kentucky 25 yrs ago I love your videos, your straight forward presentations, good and bad experiences. thank you
Wow, that new window and door looks really great! Good Job! Also, your channel is one of mine and my husbands favorites. Been here since just before your move to the bigger homestead and we have enjoyed watching your new home evolve. 🤍
I think that everything you work on, is a great learning adventure. You are the master at your craft. Do you get any honey buns for your accomplished honey dones? 🙏❤️🤣😂🙌
Love your videos Jason. You let us watch what your doing and you talk to us while you do it. Some people spend all their time talking and end up doing nothing I enjoy watching how you problem solve. I learn along with you. Thanks.
Great job Jason. we always love watching your Videos. and you make us laugh. take care .
Fantastic door addition, window renovation & trim work! These things take so much time but well worth it! Thanks for sharing! 🤗🇨🇦
Love watching and learning from you guys! Thank you for sharing your lives with us!
A wide step at the bottom of the door, I been gathering wood for ever, Glass Co all recycle So I never have to buy any for building, Nice job again Jason,
Hi Jason, good work love your show they sell, expanding foam that is pest resistant cheers Marty
You sure did a good job. It looks like a respectable addition to your house now.❤
Is that a Carpenter thing..licking the pencil? 😁 My dad did that when he worked on projects in the garage. Oh happy memory! 😊
Looking good! Was wondering why you were so careful cutting out for the door, pretty smart to use logs back in place of window unit. All the best and stay safe.
I love the look! Good job. I only have one complaint…. Your videos aren’t long enough😘😂
🐝🐝Carpenter Bees! I deter 🐝🐝🐝Carpenter Bees with Boric Acid & Water sprayed on the wood and injected into their bore holes. Your remodel is awesome!
Looks great. You are getting the lists done.
Nice work guys!
Just stumbled on your videos a week ago and im addicted to your content. Also watching you makes me want to jump in and help you but I can’t! So frustrating 😅
Appreciate you! You are a very hard working man, so smart & an excellent attitude.
Justin has his whole family to help him and Ben has a bunch of boys too. You have to do so much work on your own....I feel bad you don't have more help!
For a one man show, you are doing a fantastic job. Our bathroom isn't finished after nearly 8 months. My husband has MS so slower than normal
Great upcycle! How long is your honey do list anyway?? Thank you for sharing!
Your videos are always so enjoyable to watch. You edit so well, capture GREAT shots and angles of your work, and you as a person are just so enjoyable to be around. So thank YOU for creating for us!
You always do a good job and it’s never boring. See you next time. This is Esther on floor.
Good Job Jason ❗ love your channel, you are so good at showing/telling us about the details. Look forward to your next video 🙂
The door and window looks great. God bless.
Carpenter bees! I keep a badminton racket handy to swat those slow flying rascals!
@carpenter bees . We hung a gray Chinese paper lantern. It mimics a hornets nest to the bees. They stay away. Works for us :)