Love the little cabin you originally built.

No better feeling than a well stocked wood shed before winter. Can deal with anything as long as youve got a warm place to recover

You guys don’t need to exercise just doing your normal chores will do nicely. Stay well and have a great Thanksgiving.

Cool deal for the 2 cords of wood from your friend. You both work so hard......Do you guys like your new property better than the old property?

As for chain saw recommendations, I just received the little Saker mini-chainsaw you guys reviewed a couple of months back! That thing will not make a dent in your work but is useful for me in cutting up fallen branches here in New Jersey. I am wondering, given the amount of use your chainsaw gets, do you sharpen your own chainsaw chains or just replace them? Do you split by hand or with a splitter? Can you show us that part?

Very nice to receive all that wood

i use a echo 590

i bought a 250 nice working saw

Cabin is so cute love it

Happy Thanksgiving 😊 to you guy's

Love watching good teamwork. the progress you've made is fun to watch. Hope you video the shop build.

I'm so happy that you both have a great friend to give you wood for your stove. Glad to see you Charndra again

A cord is 4-4+8 foot per cord so you need to be honest with your channel

I live in Columbus Ohio, where did you live in Ohio?

You said ,3+4 cord is that face cord because that trailer will not hold three cord

Always wonder why wood sheds aren’t put closer to your cabins

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The more cuts you make the more trips you make.. with it on your shoulder you can carry much more weight, so said my marine D.I.

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You guys have a great Thanksgiving!

Extra firewood is like money in the bank!!

Thanks for sharing

Don’t forget to hit the 👍 up everyone

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Outstanding idea everyone and Happy Thanksgiving everyone

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You both are doing an awesome job. You built yourself a house.

Beatuiful works.hugs take care of one shelf..love ya vedio,s.make home its fantasky ..jesus love you...hugs

Just came upon this video. It didn't take long before I realized your fur babies are your Supervisor's lol

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Chattanooga, TN about average withe yours. We are a family of four with a German Shepard dog too. The cost for us is about $475-$525 a week on groceries. (We have two teenage boys) prices are ridiculous.

Great video I enjoy seeing your house come together. I have watched you build this house all the way from the ground. ….. Tiny ( Len Price ) Houston MS

Will you insulate? Have been debating if insulation would do anything. With a uninsulated floor insulationg the walls might not do much. Although might help moderate swings a little.. Might also help keep mice out of the cavities of the wall? Might keep it a few degrees warmer with the mass of water in the room for the overnight dips in temperature?

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Just found you! Great video!! I got some catching up to do now. New subber! Dave🇬🇧🇬🇧

Termites are always possibly in cut logs. Storing them on the porch next to a wood deck is inviting the potential for termites to come in.

Once you figure out where the tank will sit you will need to put some cement blocking under the porch for its support. Water weighs about 8.35 pounds per gallon. (i.e. 400 pounds for a 50-gallon tank). I would also set it on a metal drip pan (the same one that goes under a water heater. It can be piped to drain out the side wall in case of leaks.)

I would not recommend putting both outer doors in a direct line. This will allow the wind to flow in directly.

You asked for advice on trimming out the base of the T-11 siding wall, ok. Cut a thin slice of cedar as wide as the space from one inch past the outer edge of the porch to the base of the outside of the wall. Cut the board about an inch thick. Set your saw to a 12-degree angle and slice the board. This will allow water to drain off. Turn the board upside down and about half an inch from the outside edge cut a small groove along the edge about 1/2 an inch in. This is a drip edge so water can bead back in under the board. Cut the wall side edge with a bevel to match the angle of the wall. This will mean a tight fit against the T-11-sided wall. Once your board is cut and dry fit correctly, lay down a thick bead of clear silicone along the back edge and around the sides. Press the board into the caulk and push it firmly into place. Pre-drill the screw holes and include a counter sink bevel for each screw. Once all screws are in and countersunk, grab some sawdust and some wood glue and mix the two together to make a thick mix. Use a stick or something to press the mix into each screw hole. Once this dries you will not be able to see the holes. You can put a vertical piece of baseboard along the bottom of the wall but just remember to bevel the bottom and top edges so water flows off the top and the bottom edge matches tightly to the beveled board. Caulk along the top edge of that board and wipe into the gap with a paper towel so it is forced into the crack.

Measure up 4 feet from the bottom and install blocking that spans across the 4-foot mark. This way you will have full support across the joint of the siding. I would have stapled a sill gasket on the bottom of the stud wall before raising it. This would seal against air drafts from blowing wind. Before you side, staple up some 90# tar paper overlapping the joints about 6 inches. Tape the joints. Angle the staples for better adhesion. Put the bottom edge of the tar paper just over the bottom of the new wall so it covers the joint onto the old porch edge. Tar paper is hydrophobic so water will run off. Piled-up snow will not soak into the siding. Just make sure to leave a way to insulate in the corner area otherwise you will have a cold zone there. You can then wrap the walls with the tyvek and tape it. this will create an air barrier.

Hello I'm from Ohio and I'm new to your channel and I enjoy watching your videos

God’s blessings 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏 stay safe and be warm. It looks great!!

Great job love the video 👍🔥

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You are building a stout and well thought out home. Are you satisfied with the durability of your two tent storage units? So they shed snow as it builds up? Good video editing. 👍👍👍

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Great video, thanks for sharing your work with us! Only thing I would have done differently is put the entry door on the right hand side as you come up the steps. As it is you’ll track snow into the entrance and have to walk back through it to get in the house.

It’s coming together nicely. Great work.