It's mostly swearing lol

I'll have to double check the spot in question, but yes it's mostly grumbling and swearing, lol

Happy New Year!

So true!

One part is a dog room, so that will be finished out along with a bathroom for guests. The rest will be sometime down the road :)

That's a good idea, we will have to take a look!

Thanks!

Well we do have the furnace, and have a heat pump, but cannot run either because we do not have propane installed, and cannot until final grade is done :( But we might end up putting in a pellet stove ;)

@This1LifeWeLive when I was building, I just had a propane salamander heater. The propane company installed a temporary tank and just ran a temporary hose from it. Later on they moved the tank and ran copper when we were ready. Maybe you can call another company.

I believe it! That's a lot of extra work!

Thanks!

Probebly corner. Which is better plastic or metal?

@ruralridez6165 better!? Both have impact aftermath of benting or chipping, it is more of aesthetic round is more smoother flowing and square is more crisp! All in the eye of the holders taste!

On average it takes us 40 minutes per sheet (give or take), so if we can hang 3 per day, thats roughly one room during the week and a full room over the weekend :)

Definitely noticing it! Once all the remainder of drywall is done it should be pretty tight!

Suzanne wants me to put in a round box in the small bath and take out the can light. She wants a hanging light. I'll have to cut out some drywall.

@ good! better light for a small bath to get a fixture that cats light all around!

Plus it will better compliment the tall ceiling ;D

LOL yup it's cold! But you DO get used to it. When it's single digits a 38 degree house feels quite warm, haha!

Got a video coming just for you next week ;D

That's the problem . . . we DO . . . but because so many contractors have been in and out it gets moved toward the house and shoots the water BACK to the house :P It couldn't get buried properly yet (the end of it) as the final grade still has to be done. Everything is behind and now waiting on spring I guess :(

Once final grade is done it will run away from the house. That trench in the back is from the sky track.

I did end up buying a Milwaukee screw gun and the cut out tool. Game changer. Did not get the auto feed adapter.

Auto feeder big time saver looking like yal need to save time where yal can & drywall is a time eater . Yal stay safe i enjoy your videos yal stay safe

Thank you! You too!

Thankyou Andrea, Happy New Years!

Thank you! You too!

Since most of our walls are bedroom walls or laundry room, they will all be insulated :) Drywall was quoted at $24,000 (or more since it was an estimate based off the floor plan and not sight seen), and we really would rather use that amount for upgrading other areas of the house :D

@@This1LifeWeLive i dont blame you. do the drywall and mudding yourself. its really not that hard just time consuming, especially when you get to the spakkle part

We have 30 days to move our doublewide off our property (township orders) after we get occupancy in the new house, so really it depends on who buys it. We have a few young family members eyeballing it (used ones are hard to find out here and new ones are over $100,000 for a singlewide I am told). So depending on time, maybe fix-up the doublewide a bit, or not, lol. We are NOT a building channel, so we are not planning to buiild half a dozen buildings on our property just to generate content ;) We will be moving into prepping the Christmas Tree farm with roads, and scenic areas and a gift shop (which will be a video series on that) and then likely turning the doublewide slab into some sort of workshop. Likely our Tree Farm will open in 2027, so most likely we will be doing a 12hr live feed of the farm similar to the Deer Sanctuary, so anyone feeling down or lonely during Christmas can tune-in and watch families having a good time :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Seriously that's what the lower room felt like, lol!

Insulation wasn't too bad honestly (besides itching and coughing, lol), but our sprayfoam guys don't install it in the walls (they did at one point in their career but decided it was too big of a hassle).

LOL YEP, it sure was! Not sure what happened there, but we caught it while installing the insulation in the ceiling. Actually we found two spots. We added sister boards to them ;)

That's a good idea. We haven't drywalled the stairs yet. They are next on the list.

@@This1LifeWeLive I owned and Industrial Inspection Co for 40 years. Always looking for good or bad! Take a day off for New Years with Family. Be Absolutely sure that every one wears a mask 'Properly' when doing drywall and sanding. Shut off the furnace so you don't blow that dust Everywhere. Those particles you saw in front of the Worklight go right to your Lungs and stay there....

Or coughing . . .

Thankyou!

That smile enchants me, my lady. You are very sexy.❤❤

Do you have buns of steel now?

@This1LifeWeLive no, but Angie does now.

We are currently spending time researching and testing various other methods for maintaining the trees and streamlining work. One was using geese to mow around trees and fertilize. Another was using lawn mowing robots. We have also successfully regrown a tree from a stump, which means we can double our turnaround time now, and save young seedlings from drought stress or getting chopped by lawnmowers :) Farming is always work, but there are definite ways to streamline it and make things easier :)