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[@m60hein]

I love your videos I really do. Watching you hang drywall is the hardest thing for me to do. I realize you may think using every scrap is saving you money, but it's not saving you time which is money. If I was the drywall contractor that you contacted, and saw one of your videos before hand I would be a no show. Always taught to use full sheets. Less work and less cracks in the end. I still commend the work you do for your family. Hardest working man on KZbin for sure

[@jamesdickman8315]

I am 65 and just got done taking my first motorcycle safety course. Even though I have ridden much of my life the course gave me valuable knowledge and skills I never had.

[@marcryvon]

Same here James. When I see Boomers riding their H-Ds, I see disasters in the making. And it does happen too frequently.

[@CCRider5312]

Heath you should make all those kids wear helmets when riding those four wheelers & dirt bikes! I have a friend here in NC who’s son will be in a wheel chair the rest of his life because of not wearing a helmet. He was an very experienced four wheeler rider Of 8 years, but when his 4 wheeler flipped & he hit his head on a big tree stump! The stump didn’t care that his head had no protection & it paralyzed him from the chest down with only a small amount of arm function left. So it only makes sense to protect their heads whether they going slow or fast accidents still happen when you least expect them.

[@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving]

Glad to see the drywall done. We are along ways away from that stage. Our house design was inspired by yours.

[@jennymark7403]

I think all the kids should be wearing helmets. In Australia it is mandatory it really does help and safety first

[@chumleye1112]

Everyone including the adults should as it sets a good example and accidents are called accidents for a reason.

[@DJ2CM]

Hi I really enjoy your channel .love your house and property. I look forward to your video's. Also I am a guy that has ridden dirt and trials bikes all my life . I am also the father of a son with a permanent brain injury.. your family went through a traumatic incident. And got really LUCKY. It doesn't take much to have permanent life altering injury. Taking that chance is not the way to go .a helmet can lesson that chance. Use it. Your life your kids your choice. Just an opinion from my heart. Craig

[@bobshaw4063]

Craig so sorry to hear you have a son who has a permanent brain injury . That is so sad to hear . Was it a 4 wheeler or a dirt bike or motorcycle accident ?

[@patricialynn6280]

Love your dedication for your family and work..May God send you all many blessings

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

That’s a horrible accident. Glad all the girls lived. Seeing the old pictures of the three wheeler brought back memories of how much more dangerous those were than four wheelers. The place is looking great.

[@RobertBrown-uy6gh]

Looking good. I’ve kept my kids off four wheelers because the propensity for serious injury is greater than on dirt bikes. They each started on dirt bikes at six years old and we have had no major injuries so far. Couldn’t imagine what you all went through with your daughter. God bless from Massachusetts.

[@JohnSmith-cb9rp]

Gabion retaining wall ideas... Where the kids dug the playground on the side of the mountain/hill, as preventive measures, you could do a similar platform all throughout and cover with some sort of breathable plastic or stone. In the bottom of the same wall or hillside towards the house, you can dig a shallow channel for water overflow or outlet as preventive measures for the land erosion under the solar panels. This is the second time your son find it fun to dig a hole in the same hillside. He is funny. He seem to have fun digging and playing in or on that same hillside. Beautiful family!!! Best

[@colleenrodamer6230]

Had almost the same thing with my son he wasn’t as lucky as ur daughter he’s paralyzed from the chest down sucks but that’s life Love what ur doing God bless y’all

[@JohnSmith-cb9rp]

If you still not decided on what dog or dogs to adopt, adopting a retired greyhound would probably won't be a bad idea. In that beautiful RPR with 41+ Acre of land would probably give them a new lease on life. Rugger can teach him/her the ropes and running around the big RPR will give that dog a happy, free, and out of pressures rest of life. BTW, great job and best of luck on moving into a beautiful new home. It's looking great so far!!! Best

[@briankutrufis3464]

My family moved to snowflake 2 years ago, great area and i learned how to castrate calves on vacation. Keep up the great content.

[@davidmaclennan334]

they need helmets my friend great job on the house, you are a real hard working guy

[@nancys.100]

4 wheeler safety course & helemts on 4 wheelers!

[@R2robot]

Seriously. Explains kid's head trauma... then helmets aren't required until 'they start pushing their limits' Baffling.

[@Gilly14]

@@R2robot lol so fuck'n true.

[@hounslowparks2469]

@@R2robot At no time in this video was any kid wearing a helmet. Unless you practice what you preach then it's all BS.

[@ScottishNSRailFan]

Your narration and videos are very relaxing

[@gregorythomas333]

Congrats on getting all the drywall hung! Wow...she got hurt pretty badly...I would suggest helmets for all while riding.

[@marcryvon]

It's SO obvious !! C'mon Heath, kids are kids. Even grown ups try some stupid tricks on ATVs. I did. And on sonwmobiles too. Dumb me. Scared the shit out of me on THE goofy move. Went way up up in the air over my Bro's SkiDo. Got away ok. SkiDo not so well... Cost me quite a lot. As for ATVs or dirt bikes... same history. No proper protection. At 42 years old. Got lucky again. God has a sweet spot for me I guess. So PLEASE, wear yourself a proper helmet to show your so young kids safety for their own good !! Please. PS Wear the damn seatbelt on your truck ! Be rationnal here, man ! Belts save lives. Too much to lose up there. !!

[@michaelposey6529]

@@marcryvon My guess is that Heath is anti-government so he'll be unsafe just because the government mandates helmets and seatbelts.

[@eyeswideshut2800]

@@marcryvon be careful your vanity when it comes to God, he hates idle speech in his name, it won't be mocked. He's not protecting babies being born with horrible diseases and the torture til death so why would you be so important to him, I say this out of love so you understand his actual Word...God bless

[@marcryvon]

@@eyeswideshut2800 Did'nt mean to offend you or others, I just don't believe in any god. Period. Born and raised as a catholic. No more. My sis was brainwash by her POS hubby, a conman who made at least 10 bankrupties and who suddenly found Jesus and became an evangelist preacher (!) all the while being supported by my sis. Since thousands of years, the very worst atrocities were made in the name of gods. If it suits you, well, good for you ! Just not for me.

[@marcryvon]

@@michaelposey6529 You may be right. But it would be stupid to die for such a conviction...

[@Magnolia-Urban-Farm]

Looks great, glad to see the kids running around up there and having a blast while riding the 4-wheeler!!! I’m enjoying watching the progress!

[@HousewifeInTheWoods]

I love u and ur channel... and I am an off grid mom... jumped with 6 kids into tents in northern mn while we built our house, dug our well by hand and lived rough with zero power for our first year, so I'm no wuss ... all of my kids a rough and tumble and have been raised literally in the dirt. We are pro gun for all, pro atv, pro survival training and pro SAFETY. As the daughter of a full time mpls. firefighter he taught me many things. . One of them being, an accident is called an accident because u didn't expect it. My father sold his motercyle one week after his first 'spatula run' picking up a biker without a helmet. He did however keep our 3 snowmobiles, 2 mini bikes, 2 dirt bikes a Honda 200sx 3 wheeler as we grew up outside of the city in a small town as country kids...... but as a father and trained paramedic, with real world experience with accidents that could be prevented.... he made sure our asses wore helmets. Period. End of story. Kids get bumps and bruises.... and in fact I wiped out many times on my mini bike.... he never took it away. You bet ur ass if I woulda disobeyed and left my helmet off tho he woulda sold it on grounds of me being to immature and frankly stupid to handle the responsibility and be on it. And thats something taught thru example.... not learned by cracking ur skull first. Come on man..... you can do better. Kids eff up, it's ur job to put the boot down on the important stuff.

[@randiowen9923]

Just learning to ride !!! Helmet Helmet Helmet!!!!

[@kflan3342]

Amazing sky at 12:24. Looks like you could touch the clouds.

[@chechys2010]

Hi from Arizona. I worked at Phoenix children's hospital ICU for many years. We see way too many kids with broken sculls, necks and backs due to ATV accidents. Something to consider, wear helmets, never ride without an adult supervision. Many parents don't realize that another BIG issue with ATVs and kids is the weight of the vehicle. I've seen kids come in with chest trauma due to the ATV flopping and falling on them, heck I have seen adults with the same trauma. The weight of those vehicles can kill a kid.

[@JohnDoe-np3zk]

So, if you saw a child being endangered from a negligent parent online, you would never call CPS? This guy is seriously an accident waiting to happen, the good news is that if it does it's all on film. Goof with a capital G.

[@JohnDoe-np3zk]

@Adam Steiger yes it is child endangerment. Plain and simple.

[@JohnDoe-np3zk]

@Adam Steiger those ATVs are dangerous, period, at any age. They really aren't a very safe machine, and the 4 wheel aspect gives a false sense of security. If you disagree which you obviously do, then so be it.

[@phillippledger8841]

Awesome job. Hard work and persistence always pays off.

[@72hourbob61]

I started working in a motorcycle shop at age 14 and stayed in it until age 3?. Still, hang out in a few of them. Wear HELMETS all the time. If it moves more than 5 feet you put a helmet on. Keep in mind headstones last forever.

[@bensouthwell1339]

in the uk its the law of the land you must wear a helmet on a bike/tryke, heavy fines and bans await the suckers that dont, even jail time if repeating the crime.

[@72hourbob61]

@@bensouthwell1339 Can not count the number of helmets I sold to my customers that brought in a busted up helmet after a crash. Point is they could walk in to buy the new one.

[@bensouthwell1339]

amen..a hundred yards from my home is a tree in a city with a memorial at the foot of it. A teenager without a crash hat on far to clever to learn hit the said tree head first hence the little memorial to his memory that was three years ago today another kid is doing the same thing with his new scrambler bike no crash hat on racing around small streets about 60 mph and the tree is is just waiting to claim him too

[@72hourbob61]

@@bensouthwell1339Sadly that type of tree grows worldwide.

[@3boys6girls]

Why don't the kids have helmets on especially after your experience with four wheelers?

[@davidj4662]

Not snowflakes I guess.

[@gdavies6980]

David J snowflakes die just as easily as “ hero’s”

[@jrob8764]

@Adam Steiger Exactly why they should be wearing a helmet they are just learning they should be taught to wear a helmet. They are just learning and driving slow is as stupid excuse as I have ever heard.

[@brainclerk4431]

@EJ M if you watched any or his videos you'd know that is not the man you're trying to portray ,

[@davidj4662]

Looking at the current crop of kids and millennials I have a feeling candy assing them when they’re growing up is not doing them much good. They’re too oversensitive and not critical thinkers. You’ve got to learn that you’re on your own and make your own decisions, not relying on following the rules without question.

[@charlesboyle5455]

That bloody drywall contractor 😂🤣

[@MsNailgun]

I started riding when i was about 8. I'm now 55 and have a Harley. My mom flipped out when I got my first street bike. She didn't speak to me or my dad for a week. She ran out of gas and I picked her up on my bike. She saw for herself how cautious and careful I rode and her whole attitude changed. I'm still cautious and will not ride without a helmet. It's awesome that you give your kids room to make and learn from their mistakes but are there watching in case they need you.

[@alfadomino]

Hi from the island of Borneo. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing your journey with us, and please get some helmets for the kids :)

[@snatchmasterflex]

Alright, here's a story, Growing up in a rural area ATV's, dirtbikes, and things of the sort were just a part of life. Chores on the farm usually involved a quad pulling a trailer, whether out fencing, clearing brush or what have you. We seldom wore helmets, these are paths and trails that have we had been riding for years. We thought we knew them like the back of our hands. Unfortunately the smallest change can lead to a disastrous outcome. I remember showing up to school on a Monday morning learning a friend of mine had died over the weekend. At the young age of 11 this isn't something I even knew how to deal with. While riding through the pasture he hit a gopher mound that had been dug sometime between then and the last time he had ridden that trail. He wasn't wearing a helmet, and when he lost control the quad rolled and landed on him crushing his head. A helmet would have saved his life. 20 years later my quad keys are hung next to my helmet. If I'm doing any more than backing my quad out of the shop to make some room, then the helmet goes on. There is never an excuse to not wear a helmet.

[@marcryvon]

@Steve Diamond And then get hurt. By personal experience, lived that, got very, very luckiy escaping a roll over on a deep forest fishing trip. Only bruises but learned personnal safety the very hard way.

[@Alexanderbuilds2001]

My family had 2 small quads when I was 12 And one day a family member was driving one of the 2 quads in front of me and the other quad I was driving with my sister behind me And the family member that I was following behind, decided to go full throttle which kicked a load of dirt and dust into my face. Which caused me too loose control of the quad which then proceeded to roll over me and my sister, but we were wearing helmets and only came out of it a bit sore.

[@Sabrinahuskydog]

We got enough story from Heath in this video. We don't need yours too.

[@Gilly14]

@@Sabrinahuskydog then why did you waste your time in reading this thread kiss ass.

[@WorstChicken]

I watched this earlier and just upvoted comments that parroted my sentiment but I can't keep my mouth shut on this. I'll keep this story short. I'm in my mid 30's. I suffered a brain injury at the age of 6. fell off my bike and as a result I will have lasting effects to this day and til my life's end. Depression, suicidal thoughts, anger issues, alcoholism, etc. Just a plethora of horrid side effects. No matter what, put a helmet on those kids, please. 35 bucks is such a bargain considering the long term. You're a great father, stay that way. Your fans are pleading with you in the most amicable way. Listen.

[@destroyingdawn4638]

I can’t wait to see the finish product. Also I love listening to your stories.

[@pollyanne9973]

Hooray ! Can't wait till the dry walls are finished. There was such a lot to do for one person and it must have seemed endless. Soon you can start to organise painting parties in the kids bedrooms...What fun they would have. lol Hugs Carole in UK.

[@susansharphaynes555]

So much for the dry waller coming to help you!! Its Good you went ahead and did as much as possible

[@ndimec2117]

facing the same plight... here in sunny southern Africa. slows one down so much. Someone suggested I have faith in humanity. let's see how that goes for you..

[@stevewallis8197]

After a video where you make such a deal of the potential dangers of dirt-bike and quad riding, I'm utterly astounded you don't insist on helmets for everybody!

[@suyongtong9995]

Brother, you said a mouthful. I have no fonder or more painful memory than sitting with my father on his death bed in 1993 talking through our thoughts. Knowing his time was short, he thank me for adding to his life; to which I quickly responded, "I'm sorry for all the troubles I caused you and mom." He looked at me and said, "No son, it's alright . . . some people are determined to learn things the hard way; it was a pleasure for me and your mother to be there and see you through it. That's what a parent does. That's what love is for." At +65, I still miss him after all these years. He was one of my best freinds

[@jeffhinkle4314]

Amen on the hot stove. I learned the hard way.

[@sandravanlankvelt7975]

Congratulations on hanging ALL the drywall...been a long haul for you for sure working solo. I pray that drywaller will show up to do the texturing for sure. Hang in there God bless.

[@MrWolf1NeverSleeps]

Great Job...Always look forward to your progress reports...👍😎

[@amarieshearer7613]

Nice to see the family at the house!

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

If I think about all the crazy things I did when I was younger I often wonder how I’m still alive! Yet those experiences made me who I am so I’m grateful for that. Awesome video Heath!

[@black_dog_barks]

Heath.. get the kids some helmets..If they learn wearing them it becomes second nature to strap it on.. ..

[@Cody_Ramer]

Personally being a motorcyclist I would never ride without a helmet.

[@keananf]

I agree with the helmets. Any time they are on the dirt bike or quad they need to wear a helmet. Even if you are riding slowly out to check a fence post you should wear a helmet too, lead by example.

[@EliteGeeks]

Helmet or no riding, simple as that.

[@EliteGeeks]

The helmet has saved my ass a few times when I was young

[@sharonfetters4710]

keep it up and watch the little ones

[@sovereigns1grace]

Oh what a relief it is! (To have the drywall hung)

[@RedPoppyRanch]

Mams92115 Yes it is!!

[@monicapttrsn]

I wonder if Cedar might have a knack for wall texturing, painting, and installing baseboards. If so, maybe she could help three hours/day to get things wrapped up in between preparing breakfast and dinner. Lunch sandwiches for the children could be set aside in advance, and the elder ones can make a sandwich for the youngins. If not, that is understandable--depends on the person. Just a passing thought since you are living in the trailer now, where Cedar is right there. Cedar might be a real valuable asset to helping finish the house at this stage, where the major danger stuff is out of the way, if you want her to help. Cedar if you are listening, youtuber seejanedrill is the gal that shows how to do all that stuff perfectly.

[@RedPoppyRanch]

monicapttrsn My Dad was a drywall contractor for years. I would like to try and help, but maybe in a closet! 😁

[@JRS2248]

Give up on DW contractor, he's definetly not interested. Loved this video, it made me cry. My son road dirt bikes. Was a rock climber all through high school. Sent him off after HS to europe where he thumbed around for 18 months working from country to country. Came home got his education, got a good job with GE; got married and bought a house. We spent one year remodeling it. The first week he moved in he took his motorcycle to the store and some guy ran a stop sign and t-boned him, literally sent him flying into another car. Lights out at 32. Your video reminded me of all the crazy things I was afraid of for him while he grew up. I to had many consersations with my dad like you. I wish I could go back in time. 17 years and 71 years old and I still cry when I think about it. Your doing the right thing, all I can say is Pray allot. Its the only thing that has gotten me this far in life. And I've had Many mishaps along the way. Love watching your videos. Be safe.

[@mandbhomestead]

Looking good, another step closer to full time living at the ranch. Have fun on the ATV and be safe. Sorry about your oldest daughter, hopefully she had a speedy and complete recovery. Thanks for sharing

[@billholmes6639]

Those kids need to wear helmets while riding those machines!!!!!!!!!! HELLO!!!

[@countryhandyman1064]

I hurd snowflake mentioned. Haha, you live in a way more beautiful place now. Im a snowflake local. Have been for 18 years. It was fun when I found out you lived arizona. Knowing you lived in snowflake makes it a little cooler.

[@beverlyvo728]

21 years ago our 14 year old neighbor boy had an ATV accident. He became paraplegic. The whole families' lives changed in an instant, as the father watched in the distance. This summer he died at age 35 from complications of his paralysis. Your 2 little ones seem too young yet, to be cruising around on their own. You won't be able to help them hollering from afar. It only takes a second. Please rethink.

[@stevenb3206]

Dude your doing a great job!! I always enjoy watching your videos cant wait to see what kind of flooring you will use! Keep up the great work!

[@AMG63]

"I nearly lost a child due to them not wearing helmets". Next scene 2 kids on a 4 wheeler not wearing helmets 😱

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

kayaking Evidently Red has been whacked in the head a couple times too often also !!!

[@jth1987leb]

kayaking northeast yup. Truly annoyed me.

[@Gilly14]

Kayaking northeast 👍

[@DK-jd8bj]

Four wheelers/motorcycles are inherently very dangerous even with a helmet. I work in the ER and it's a huge percentage of what comes through the door. I still ride them but if you let kids ride them you're going to be visiting the hospital at some point. Just fact.

[@kokokwikwak1586]

Thanks man for uploading again. This kind of vids really helps me with anxiety. Like The place you got is a dream for me man. Free and building.

[@kirsakaboom-5960]

Just want to say I’m new subscriber and I wish I found this channel a lot sooner. You’re such a inspiration and down to earth, really enjoy your content thank you.

[@zeus_ca577]

original owner always well maintained is what they all say. Hi from Stockton Ca.

[@TheLoxxxton]

Just jumped back to 2016 walking around with the kids and doggo! Man you've come a long way from then! Keep going the Internet loves you

[@borikkiv]

Congratulations on finally being done with drywall! I don't know why but I have been looking forward to seeing the back door being opened up. It adds a lot to the house as it seems a lot less like a shed some how. Getting so close!

[@annamaybeekman5152]

Thank God Sage is ok....

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Annamay No thanks to the parent !!! And he is setting those kids up for another bad accident !!! NO HELMETS !!! WTH ????

[@Skulllywag]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 I had tons of respect for the man until this video. Now I just think he's an idiot.

[@Gilly14]

Anna may Beekman the only sad thing about this is that it can happen again if you don't learn from the first mishap.

[@tadpoles10]

Great step on completing the drywall Heath, love seeing the children getting their feet firmly on the land that is to become home so very soon. What a fantastic opportunity they have learning new skills along with your & Ceader's outlook on life. Have a great week continuing towards the 'move in day'. atvb t ..

[@jamesbond9873]

In Canada it’s the law! And the fine is a lot more than a helmet. Doesn’t matter where you are helmets are a must.

[@ryanp5137]

Kids will be kids!! They always push the limits!! Helmet or don’t ride!!!

[@jesserousseau2481]

Looking like home man. Grass is green kids are out rideing it's all real now bro!!! No excuses lol I wish nothing more then to be able to do this one day

[@bridgieoh9326]

Please, please, please... helmets now! My son had a head injury that didn't even involve machinery or speed. It happened inside our home. We have been dealing with the after effects for 2.5 years now. It has totally messed up his learning, socialization, his personality and more. You have lived it with Sage and were very lucky. Don't risk it with your other kids.

[@jimh712]

Protective gear

[@avonleanne]

God is telling you you don't NEED a drywall contractor....you can do it, you have done it all so far, and its just amazing! at least that is my two cents worth, so excited for you to get to the move in!!!

[@marcryvon]

What is "God" has to do do with drywalling ?? Seriously, what the hell ? You gotta be an 'merican born again to the bone honey !! Geeeez, get a life girl !!

[@avonleanne]

@@marcryvon I am an american born and bred,,,,thanks for the compliment! =)

[@b_rob26]

Pantry looks really good. Plenty of room for sure, even moving the wall. Glad the kids are enjoying the property already...that's great!

[@TokyoCraftsman]

So happy to see you getting that back door cut in, and the drywall done. I can do the drywall, I'm good at it, but the mud, I hire that out, I'm lucky I have a great sub who is a master at it, I wish I could fly him over to help you out, he'd knock that whole house out in a couple of days! My first dirtbike was a 1975 Suzuki TS100!! I've been riding ever since. full face helmet, long pants, long shirt, gloves and good boots are a minimum in my books. Teach your son to service his own bike, change tires, repair the bits he breaks off (because you know he will break stuff LOL) its a great lesson to learn to take care of your own bike. I rebuilt my first 2 smoke engine at about 12 years of age. I hope you get that tractor at a good price. Cheers from Tokyo!

[@mikebateman8021]

You are getting better practice makes perfect

[@stateoftheart7641]

Your a solid DUDE. Hard working true American. May GOD bless your family my friend. Keep up the hard work. Its almost finished!!!

[@NeyJ]

You've quickly become one of my favourite channels!

[@maxconnor5791]

I started watching your video’s a couple of days ago they are awesome 👏👏, I really like the way they are done and I find myself looking for the next one to watch, you are such a hard working man that loves his family and would do anything for them, most people would have given up long ago, credit to you and your family, looking toward the end goal.. Keep up the awesome work, cheers from Oz 👍🏻😉💕🇦🇺

[@kacky6475]

I can't wait to see the finished house. It is coming together nicely.

[@diversifiedacreshomestead102]

Looking great brother

[@smokemadbuds991]

love your work, big inspiration.

[@shelleyg143]

Red Poppy Ranch man....you make my soul smile, thank you.

[@2themaster]

I was in a accident just like sage. I blew my front steer tire and lost control. I hit a ditch culvert pipe and was thrown over the handle bars face first into the ground. Likely I was wearing my helmet that broke on impact. My googles broke and pushed the plastic into my face and cut me.

[@ronaldgaska4480]

The children are sure enjoying the property.

[@bretharrell9795]

I would recommend you have all the kids wear helmets on ATVs all the time. Two reasons: 1. Serious head injuries occur even on small machines at low speeds. 2. It will develop the habit of wearing the helmet and it won't be a struggle later to suddenly start enforcing the rule.

[@orated762]

Just FYI, maybe something to look into. They do sell compound boxes for flat work 10 and 12", similar to banjo box but no tape. Make your life much easier, and they resell pretty easy if you don't need them in the future. It's the most common method for commercial flat work.

[@Chrisarequipa80]

Great job I’m motivated to build my house

[@amishbuilt]

I wish you were closer to upstate New York. I would tape and finish just to help out. I do not want to put the guy down that is not showing up. You never know what he is going through or what he has on his plate. The place looks great. I just finished my garage on my house. We started with bare land 2yrs ago and it is a mental game that is for sure. Stay strong!

[@kbetol78]

I am a retired finish carpenter please when you do the cabinets will you give more detail in your vidoes. My last job was at OCC cabinet company where not only did I have put together cabinets but also install them the works all milled from the wood mill by me. I miss that work so much I am to old to do that work and have so much respect for the trades. I am excited to watch you finish this house for your family. After all I have been watching since you started uploading the build. So please as a super fan show more details in the cabinet process I love wood so much and really miss it.

[@leemobai762]

Awesome I never thought of framing in a door after sheathing it.

[@donbright3340]

You are very intelligent,helmets are not optional,protect their brains.you are very hard working ,love your channel

[@Justin-bb2hj]

I got my first dirt bike when I graduated kindergarten. I had to master it before my dad would show me how to shift out of first gear. Kids will be kids and it will turn them into men. He wouldn’t let me have a four wheeler until I could buy one myself lol and at 16 I did!

[@mikefedele4521]

Well from where I am I see a lot going on... I see dreams coming true I see fears being overcome and beaten I see the foundation for a long and happy family legacy that will go on generations to come. Great video.

[@jackson5213740]

Those kids need helmets at all times. Former Nurse.

[@Dillionthevillion]

I was thinking that. Shame since he nearly lost his first child but sometimes people don't learn

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

jackson5213 Damn right !!!! And he admits to already experiencing a near tragic accident with an older daughter !!!! What is going to take to get the point across ?????

[@JohnDoe-np3zk]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 remember the scene in Tommy Boy where he cracks and breaks a 2x4 across the Tommy's head? I'm kidding, kind of. I honestly think he posts these various "risky" behavior videos (like lighting his cast iron wood stove with 2 cycle gasoline" to get attention and comments.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@@JohnDoe-np3zk NO !!! Did not see that movie !!! But I do think he has been hit hard in the head waaaay toooo many times though !!!! He is not thinking straight !!!

[@JohnDoe-np3zk]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 in fairness to Heath, my parents never even had helmets for us, let alone make us wear them. In fact, my mother would tell me to go play and not come home until dinner. Of course parents used to openly beat their kids too. I can remember that being "the norm" in the store etc.

[@Tanks-Link]

I like listening to your commentary as I watch the videos

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Great commentary on your building and video skills, I don't even realized how invested I am in watching and listening but no FForward, I just wanted to see if you were drywalling alone and the whole house! I see you tried to contract it out and smart of you.

[@AceDude944]

Have you considered at least helmets for all if not additional safety gear such as wrist protecting gloves,elbow+knee pads and even spine protector for the dirt bike?

[@fungunfanatic]

My father who just passed this past early June used to make us buckle our seat belts when ever me or my mother got in the car, he was super anal about the car not moving unless everyone had their seat belts on. I can remember him doing this going back to my childhood, I am 38 years old now. We always thought it was kind of funny and sometimes annoying and laughed about it on occasion. When I became old enough to drive I always put my seat belt on first out of pure muscle memory, I can not remember even one time I ever drove without my seat belt, I have even had two occasions on which my seat belt had saved my life. When I look back at how weird or annoying I thought my father was for making us do that every single time, I am thankful for it. If you do this with your kids about wearing a helmet, they might rebel but in the end they will get used to them and eventually might even be grateful you did that for them. I never particularly found hanging drywall "hard" or physically difficult, for me it was a mental challenge considering how boring and repetitive it becomes. Either way you are doing an amazing job with your house, life and family.

[@stokeburner6730]

Man I been watching you for awhile now and you have been hanging sheet rock the whole time I been watching. You have done almost all of it by yourself. I have major respect for you the way you take care of business and your mild manor. I just felt like I needed to say that. Keep making videos and ill keep watching.

[@sylasviper715]

Ive had about 6 dozen stitches, a little over a dozen fractures, and amputation, 20% body burns on both legs, and countless operations. With all those experiences I have to say that my family always got me through the recovery, and each and every injury made me more cautious, but the real learning curve was something I had to adopt myself, I fully agree with all the points you've listed mate. I know just how hard it is being a parent and having such trauma happen to your child. In fact my mom still has nightmares from those times the hospital called to tell her I was hurt. especially when I was in critical condition during the fire injury. I believe as a parent you share that pain with your son/daughter, so I wish your family the best of luck for the future :).

[@cmc7106]

Thinking how far you have come on your journey!! Excellent !! 👍

[@ginaallen3797]

Will let everyone else make the helmet comments. Love the story of meeting your future wife "the crazy chick" :). You are so close to be there permanent and the kids will grow into better adults because of living there, in my opinion. Peace.

[@jackm7497]

When watering the small saplings try going gradually further away from the base to stimulate the roots to grow out farther and become less dependent on the hose water

[@karengossett564]

I hate to say it but I must agree that helmets are a must. 💕 😙 Raise your children with unlimited love and pray with all your heart for the best! But never let up on the fear of God. Make them responsible for their own actions.

[@camoheeter]

You sir.....are a good man and a great father. I for one can only wish to raise a child the way you are right now. You are a role model to the way I want to raise my future children

[@suenorton873]

You got to be so happy Heath that the drywall is all hung, I am....lol on to the mud!

[@pc6262]

Should have relocated the 2 gang box over more, your door trim will be a issue. Cool video!

[@EliteGeeks]

yea will be a tight fit once the trim is on where it is

[@MsCaterific]

I love the stories you tell during the time laps. Is it weird that I find time laps relaxing somehow? Another great episode.

[@athloneduke]

Thankfully all was well in the end, but yes care is still needed. The kids are having great fun, but let’s see how they like their first winter