Roofing a Steep 12/12 Pitch! / Ep68 / Outsider Log Cabin

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I install the rest of the log cabin rafters and I begin sheathing the roof with barn boards, on a slope that is steeper than 45 degrees.
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[@GOAT_GOATERSON]

Thanks for buying the safety harness, you should've used it earlier but I'm glad you still got one

[@pierrearthur5428]

Is the cabin growing on you...or what is it.... You are both looking stronger, wiser and more beautiful day by day. Wise advice from your lovely wife, and wise decision of yours to follow it... I too got scared at time watching you jumping like an agile squirrel on those wet logs on a rainy day. God bless you, your wife, little girl and dad. You are all awesome, inspirational and a sure sign of hope and humanity in this world that seem at times so harsh until, like you, we focus on and do what’s good and beautiful and keep evils thoughts and peoples at bay. Keep up the good work, the cabin looks already awesome. Thanks for being that beacon of goodness to so many of us. Pierre from tiny Switzerland

[@kevinknoll5890]

I started doing that sense I'm waiting for other episode I started watching the playlist n frankly I never seen every episode until last week it's funny that u said that n bout some person not getting notified bout a new episode IM IN THE SAME BOAT

[@WorldWideWillem-360]

Interesting that you used screws for your boards on the roof. Built my own cabin and used both nails and screws for bits and parts of it. But in the end I'm convinced that galvanized nails (not from a nail gun) are in the end the strongest choice. And completely agree with the previous comment on 'rafters attached to purlins'. Maybe a few more screws, or better (as I did) just some more leg-bolts.

[@ronaldclark1178]

Those screws you put in the green rafters will never come out when the rafters dry! Will be glad when you get tin on. Great videos and as always, STAY SAFE!!!

[@Dayesleeper]

But there is only "one" per touch point, is that enough with the weight of the log and boards and such bearing down on them?

[@hazrdrosenyc9385]

The beams look beautiful and straight. From the inside it’s gonna be a show stopper. You and Sr O have really come along way. I’m glad you and your dad get all the wonderful years of memories from the build. Be safe. God bless 🌲🪓🔦 PS Very, very happy to see the harness. We want you safe for years to come.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Slow and steady wins the day. Solid building techniques too. So satisfying to see your progress on the roof.

[@johnkeyes8699]

I do get notifications about your channel.. I get so pumped up knowing there is another episode coming. I am still so impressed by your skill as a craftsman, your caring as a husband , a Dad and as a God loving man...please give my best to your wife. I keep her in my prayers nightly.

[@Eric-gi9kg]

WELCOME back my friend... Glad to see you again. Hope and Pray all is well with your wife. Glad to see you in a safety harness. Know that they are a pain, but..like you said "better safe than sorry ".

[@marysmith5509]

You were on top and the board slipped my heart sank !glad you are protected

[@private15]

Better now than to late.

[@jasonantigua6825]

Diane Patt Or,better late than never! 😉

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Much appreciated Eric! 🙂🙏 It's been a tough year for her, but she's been moving toward improvement. Just baby steps for now, but any progress is good.

[@jasonantigua6825]

The Outsider That’s good news my friend.

[@MikeD-ne6ie]

Glad to see you working safe now, especially when working alone. A dangerous part of life is when you are young, strong and agile, you feel invincible. When you think about the family that loves and depends on you, it suddenly hits you how devastated their lives would be if you were injured or worse. All a part of the responsibility of family life young man! God bless you and your family!

[@almoody7155]

been a carpenter most of my life and always relied on my strength and ability , walked trusses and joists freely and use tree stands 20' up while bow hunting. Will be 65 next month and this year I got a harness and will tie off for the first time. Sooner or later we gotta change the way we do things

[@tomblake4161]

I am so inspired when I see videos like this. I love working with wood, im a woodworker myself but working in nature with wood is a true art that I think has been long forgotten. Ty for taking the time to make our lives just that much better by watching these videos. Also thank ur wife and daughter from me. Your the man...

[@larrykrantz5509]

I love the series and how well you and your Dad work together. Would you let me know what video editor you used. Your presentation is great. Thanks. Lawrence in Alabama

[@catgynt9148]

Thank you for sharing this video. I appreciate your videography as well as all of the behind scenes views and educational commentary. Trusting that your daughter and bride are well. It was great seeing your dad in this episode too. Wishing you and your family Peace, health and happiness as the pandemic continues to evolve and spread. Peace brother,

[@b5maddog]

Looks amazing! 20:18 nice stop Outsider! Great decision on the safety harness. Hope all is well with your family. So nice to see your father. Take care and God bless

[@martinwelsford1353]

'Er Indoors died from dementia 2 weeks ago after a 10 year decline. Your videos have helped me through some very tough times with her. Ive followed your build from the start and whilst I have absolutely no intention of building a cabin I have thoroughly enjoyed watching you build yours. I am amazed at the fine and accurate work you can achieve with a chain saw. Thanks and God bless you

[@marcg1001]

As a retired Certified Safety Professional I appreciate your presentation to the world on fall protection safety. I personally had several employees saved by proper fall protection. As a suggestion twin retractable lanyards (6ft) are available and you may find those to be much less in your way while working plus they can always be kept tight against your anchorage point which will give you a greater security. Beautiful build I love your show! Marc, Ohio USA

[@jeanetteswalberg6166]

Yes! That was the first thing I noticed in this vid!

[@ricks.1092]

Thanks for the recommendation regarding the retractable lanyards. I wasnt aware of this. And I at times work high above the ground with no sure footing. BTW, my wife definitely thanks you too. She worries a lot when I have to do these sort of things.

[@dennisconlon5810]

MCG CSP Marc another thing he needs to think about is if he does fall, he should have another person with him to help him down. If he got knocked out he could be hanging in a dangerous position for hours before his father found him. I work for a construction company and they required us to take the Oscar 30.

[@joelsampson67]

@@dennisconlon5810 I wasn't even thinking about getting KO'd before/during a fall, thinking mostly slips and trips.. Glad I read the replies, thanks.

[@marcg1001]

@@dennisconlon5810 a rescue plan is of course always prudent. You are correct!

[@高村孝嗣]

You are really wonderful. Not to mention technology The spiritual strength to do it alone is also great. I respect you.

[@deborahpressley7783]

Hi I love watching you build your cabin it gives a sense of peace .I know illness as I have been lived with it all my life cancer has been part of it. BUT love and kindness has brought me through and hopefully out the other end. It is nice watching the cabin change shape going through the seasons ... We are given these fights to make us stronger to build the mind may the sun shine on your family and keep warmth in your heart from a women in England UK

[@terridunning3450]

I was so happy to see that you purchased a harness to protect yourself. I was concerned many times. I appreciate you as a husband and father as I understand how hard it is to look after your family day in and out, so having this cabin for a break from your normal routine is very good for your mind and soul. My husband looks after me and although I know it is hard on him he doesn’t complain and still smiles and jokes with me. We are retired now which I think makes caring for our partner a little easier to bear, than when you are young, but love is a wonderful thing to give us the endurance to last the years. I pray your wife has many good days ahead and that her health continues to improve with time. God bless you and your family. Please stay safe and strong.

[@geraldmoore3686]

I have watched your channel from the beginning, this build has given an insight as to how it was back in the day to build something like this, minus the power equipment of course. You and your dad are great builders. You make your viewers feel like they are sharing in the experience.

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thank you, Gerald. 🙂👍 We're happy to have you along.

[@johnoakson3186]

It has been around five or so years. U have done an amazing job! You and your Dad, God bless you and yours, a friend.

[@theresaluvspims6163]

I won't lie, the GoPro on your head shows things in such a perspective that I was on the edge of my seat. Thought you were gonna fall for sure. I watch another YT channel by a young man in Russia. He uses a short army shovel to peel the bark off of trees. The bark just slides off like butter...maybe you could try? The harness was such a good idea...Smart Wife you have there (hope her health is stable). I realized I was holding my breath when you are up that high. So excited to see the roof closed to being finished. I have watched you since the beginning and it has been one of my favorite pastimes. I like to snack or have tea ready before I hit play. I Hope Dad is doing well...though he misses his life companion. God Bless and Keep Safe.

[@indyphoto1]

THANK YOU for getting the harness! I've been freaking out watching you on that roof. Love this channel and God Bless.

[@DrValerie800]

So glad you got a harness! A friend of mine was putting on a roof without a harness back in his 20's and fell off. He suffered several broken bones and a crushed pelvis and they had to put metal plates in. He has been suffering ever since and now is in his late 50's and hating Life.

[@mom2breanna]

I have been watching all of your videos and your cabin is looking great. Please know that we are praying for Mrs. Outsider. I know first hand what it is like to battle chronic kidney disease. Your wife is an inspiration and her story has helped me take one day at a time. God bless you and your family. BTW glad you got that safety harness. 🙂

[@drjcwardjr]

Harness is the right way to be safe and be around to finish what you start! Looking very rustic and sturdy build!

[@AdaMakawee]

I'm so happy you got the harness. My son used to be an ironworker, working high steel. One day he had a fall, he got lucky and was able to grab a cable on the way down, luckily wearing leather gloves. He ended up swinging like a pendulum halfway between floors. He yanked his back and was bruised up his thighs where he was hitting against the floor level. He was pulled up and only off work for a few weeks. It could have been so much worse. Luckily I didn't hear about it until after. Take care and stay safe.

[@tomg6214]

I’m really thankful that you got the safety harness, please use it at all times you are up high. God Bless, Take Care, and Be Safe!!!

[@piddy3825]

20:24 is exactly why you needed that harness! it could have gone badly, but thank goodness it didn't! I'll keep you in my prayers.

[@patriciaherman6499]

Safety first good for you. Love your cabin and the peace of watching you and your Dad build. May God keep his healing arms around your wife. Blessings to all. 🙂🇺🇸

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Amen. Thank you sister.

[@shanattogiyani9549]

@TheOutsider please do a video on to lift these heavy logs.

[@pattimuscarella6369]

Love how you're coming along with the cabin and glad you are staying safer! Praying for you and your beautiful wife! May God's blessings follow you all the days of your life!

[@handiman5]

I'm amazed at how skillful you are (and your dad). Not just in the building of the cabin, but setting up all the camera angles, editing, scripting, etc. You are a one man total production machine!! Thank you!

[@Sklallamstrong]

That's some beautiful footage today. With the birds chirping, the trees are all lush and leafed out, the sun is shining. Not a bad place to be outside working hard.

[@arcaniprea735]

Very glad you got the safety harness. Love watching the progress you are making with the cabin. All the best for your family and God Bless!

[@thizizliz]

That's terrific. I am guessing that giving her the gift of using the safety harness was the best way possible to celebrate Father's Day. Speaking of which, I was thinking of your Dad the other day and this, his first Fathers Day without your Mom. Just wanted to send some caring as we were able to celebrate with my husband and son in law, my daughter, my son and our grandkids. I hope your daughter's hugs provide a bit of comfort to your dad. Another great video - we look forward to seeing your family enjoying it together.

[@peterrowe6055]

I view many online private construction projects where safety is often overlooked. Falls from heights are common in the construction sector, particularly in residential housing. As a member of the Prevention Council of the Ministry of Labour Immigration and Skills Development I applaud your decision to use a safety harness. There are many other tasks involved in carrying out such projects, whether it be using chain saws or sawmills that also present safety risks. You set a good example for others who view your channel.

[@sakko406]

Wow...some those shots...precarious....glad you have a harness now! The place is really shaping up!

[@philipmorehouse1069]

Thanks for making up a list, it makes it much easier to follow and not miss anything - also for those who are building like kind of buildings, to go back and learn how to do it from your episodes. I enjoy your work.

[@michaelzimmerman8959]

As an experienced tree trimmer, using a saddle and being tied in 100% was always the safest feeling. Good you made the decision for safety. Thanks for the videos, nice looking cabin.

[@comedianmattrossey]

I AM VERY HAPPY YOU FINALLY HAVE A HARNESS!!!!!!!! Yes they are a pain to deal with, but you get used to it in a very short time, and considering how short of a time it takes for an accident to happen, having a proper fall arrest harness like the one you have, it takes a bit longer than a fall does, to change the outcome for the better. Thank You for getting the harness!!!!!!!!!! WOW, it's amazing how 1/2 of the Sheathing makes the cabin look more like a home and less like your playing Jenga in the woods. It's truly great to see the roof finally coming to its finishing, it's been a long time coming. I started watching the channel when you were adding the course under the window frames, and unless I'm wrong I think you said then that it was over a year at that point since you started the build? So I think it's now been over 3 years since you started the build of the cabin??? The roof has been a long time coming!!!!! Great to see it finally coming to fruition. Hopefully you'll be able to move in just before the first snow or shortly thereafter. Peace, Happiness, Love and Laughter, Keep Safe All, -Matt

[@kylehodson5731]

As someone who has used safety harnesses for years, I have discovered the glorious invention of the retractable cable "yo-yo" instead of the standard tie-off straps. They don't get in the way because they retract and extend as you move around. Drastically reducing the burden of moving your tie-off point as frequently. Not sure if you would use it enough to justify buying one but to anyone reading the comments that uses harnesses on a regular basis, it's great.

[@1972CB350]

oh, man. what a great upload for my saturday. love the camera work. your place is looking so solid.

[@randychadwick3673]

I really enjoy your videos. I have learned a lot from you. I worked in the timber industry for a number of years. I ran a 52inch head saw . I've cut a lot of post ang beam from a variety of different trees. I have cut out a house once . It took a lot of trees, mostly oak. But some red cedar. 1500 square foot of living space. Half of the house was clear span living space . Keep the videos coming .

[@NorthRunner64]

Reading the comments, looks like nearly all of us have been worried about your safety. Great progress for one episode, thanks. Prayers to you and your family.

[@cynthiastamps1821]

Ditto to all that has been said here. I have watched your videos from the beginning, admire your agility, precision, skills on all levels, AND the way you accomplish such professional and artistic videos ! I often think " now how did he get THAT view"... Great job with all you do, God Bless...

[@michaelvanvleet998]

Three small (but long) screws per rafter beam seems a bit iffy for all that weight. Love the build and glad to see the harness.

[@LisaGriffiths460]

Hi I have just subscribed to your channel and have to say you have such a warm and caring persona, I feel so calm when watching/listening to you. You have been through a lot but have stayed strong. May you and your family be blessed with health and happiness in your futures. respect from Wales uk

[@ja263]

I can't believe that you only made the playlist this year. discovered your channel a few months ago and have watched every episode in this playlist (up to this one) so far. Thank you for everything you do, Thank you for your content. Really enjoyed watching through these the past 6-8 weeks, and will continue watching going forward.

[@horatio71]

Great to hear that you are doing dormers! You will definitely not regret doing them now. I suggest do them relatively wide - if you can - as that increases light and the usable space. Really great work. I am so much looking forward to continue my own log house renovation in Sweden watching your build. Best wishes, John

[@BeingJapan]

That winching system to pull up the boards is brilliant!

[@greywolfwalking6359]

Being Japan .. Our friend , the Outsider n Senior Outsider an indeed some of the most brilliant " Imagineers" I have seen! GWW... Ooouuuttt!!!

[@mattbrodacki4980]

Do you have links or overview on pieces of that winch system? Many thanks

[@johntravis1154]

I started watching your videos on building your log cabin on a budget many years after it was completed. I watch 3 to 4 videos at a time and come back later. It’s great fun to watch the project grow along with following your life’s adventures.

[@andrewruble7706]

So nice to see the planks going on the roof. A long road you have paved but what a wonderful job you are doing. Also good news on the the harness! Thanks for sharing.

[@ginaallen3797]

Thank you for getting the safety harness, i feel a lot better about your survival during this build now. I love the methodical logical way you approach this process. Thank you for sharing this part of your life with you. I appreciate it very much. Looking forward to the rest of this awesome build. Angry Old HIppie Hermit Peace.

[@catsgillhillbilly]

16:00 This part gave me actual chills. So glad you have started wearing a harness! Exciting progress on the cabin. I love Saturday morning coffee with The Outsider.

[@dominacio]

I am so glad you got the harness as I was becoming quite rattled watching. Used harnesses all my working life. And I'm sure your beloved was deeply relieved.

[@MikeSmith-mj8tp]

Safety harness is good. I fell off my roof 15 feet onto concrete. I have been out of work since. You never plan to get hurt, but that is why they are called accidents. Stay safe.

[@avrevs]

it is such a blessing to watch someone creating something in a beautiful place instead of throwing bricks through windows in a dirty city. its looking great! and im glad you got that harness!

[@milwaukeephil2548]

I take away many lessons from your videos beyond the obvious mechanical aspects of it; patience, perseverance, determination, commitment to family, appreciation and respect for nature, self sufficiency. These are many of the qualities so lacking in people today. Keep your videos coming.

[@roynichols4745]

Just got this latest post. I have an idea. I am glad to see you got a harness. You need to read this, I think it will help. Go to the end of your roof and at the center posts on both ends install you a pole on each end then attach a cable between the two ends, you can use that cable to attach your harness as soon as you get on the roof and it will run from one end to another. Hope this helps. My Momma and me are all the way in SE KY and watch you vids regularly, we are amazed at how well you do in your build and how much you are in love with your wife and family. We both hope all is well with her, and our prayers are with you both. Until next time, be safe and God Bless you all.

[@Crewsy]

I certainly can understand how difficult a 45* (12 on 12) pitch roof is to be on. My shed looked to have too flat of a roof with a 4 on 12 pitch when I drew it up so I went with a 6 on 12 (22.5*) and while being narrow added to the difficulty of not giving you room to stand/work (about 5’ 4” each side with eaves) it was still too steep to sit while working and not slide off. Much respect to you working on a steep roof like that.

[@cardio9412]

I have been following you since day one on building this cabin. Felt like just yesterday when you started to measure the foundation of the cabin.. Well done. You have come along way!.

[@salimufari]

Glad you got a harness especially at this pt in the build. You have had good handholds up to now since the sheathing removes most of them.

[@Cashmeister96]

Just taken a look back at the build and I have been following for at least 4 years. I watch all the updates then don't watch anything for months then binge watch to catch up. It's crazy how many times it's been winter again at the build, time flies!

[@guythompson5021]

i forgot how much more work it is working on a house by yourself. having a second person cutting and passing up materials makes it so much easier. looks great....

[@jameshelton8095]

20:10 - glad you had the harness. thank you for sharing

[@davidcook5994]

I especially liked the camera attached to the board through the process of carrying it up and then fastening it. Great effect.

[@RDJim]

To me, it looked as though there was somebody on the other end of that plank.

[@jcmass41]

He’s really good with creating content like that. It’s in nearly every video in some fashion! Always enjoyed!!

[@dominacio]

Silly me, I thought there was another helping hand at first.

[@autiemuse]

That camera angle made my palms sweat, lol!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Don't you know my dad was on the end of that board ? Someone had to hold the camera. I carried him up my shoulder, just like that. No problem. 😁😄

[@scootr76]

Looking fantastic, glad to see you keeping safe.

[@suejackson1731]

Hi, l am glad you got the safety harness, thanks for the playlist l will have fun watching the build all over again, god bless you and your family.

[@luthiersdaughter9134]

I applaud you! For thinking of your family! You are a wise young man. What would your wife and daughter do without you!?? I shudder to think. As you said, " it only takes one mistake" there are no do overs when it comes to falls! Keep up the great job!

[@Dave-ty2qp]

Thanks for wearing your PPE. The safety glasses are the most important. No one can see out of a glass eye. Your wife, daughter, father, and grandparents all depend on you now. Don't let them down by not working safely. Love and prayers to all of your clan.

[@bwolper]

I didn't think about a safety harness until this video, at the beginning, before you even mentioned it. It surprised me, when, by about halfway through the episode, you got one. So cool.

[@patriciathompson7202]

So happy to see that you got a safety harness. I can watch you now without holding my breath!

[@salty6pence672]

Beautiful production as always, I love the Ad integration, and the tip on finishing the cut without getting the saw stuck was something I had never seen before. Thank You.

[@hazrdrosenyc9385]

I’m currently bingeing tysm

[@donwhitehead4587]

So much fun to watch....even relaxing. LOVE that you have no irritating background music like others.

[@micheloderso]

I like to say thank you for your incredible woodwork and your videowork. I follow you since the first episode and i am impressed of your kindly humanity and your strength/power. I wish to say heart deep greetings to you and your family from the "Schwarzwald" in Germany. I hope my english is not so bad that you cannot understand my feelings. Cheers....

[@PatNetherlander]

Nice to see you finish half of the roofing this far! Another milestone bites the dust. Every time I watch you use that woodmill I have to smile. It surely has been a great and useful tool for you. Good thinking 'bout that safety-gear and your explanation for it ticked every box. How's mrs Outsider doing? Hope her up-days are becoming more and more usual than her down-days. Sending my thoughts out to your wonderful family. Say hi to your dad. Until next time!

[@stevedunn2635]

Glad to see you got that safety harness brother. Stay safe and God bless.

[@truus5653]

Good to see you back, I realy hope and pray all is well with your wife ❤️

[@michellejaggard9657]

Loved it, Coming along great. So glad you got the safety equipment. I can't even imagine how many times you were up and down that ladder carrying those heavy boards. I bet it goes faster on the other side with your Dad. Great to see him also. He isn't retired yet is he? Is he also a minister? Just wondering about him. Love to see him on the build with you. You make a great team. Hope your wife is having more good days than bad. I will remember to keep her and your family in my prayers. Blessings to you all. MiChelle

[@lindsaylittle6535]

GREAT video! So glad you are using a safety harness. My wife and I sure love your content. We pray you and your family are doing well. Greetings from our log cabin in the arrowhead of MN.

[@diedredunham7383]

I hadn't said that you might need a safety harnis, but I wanted you to. Thank you!! Your needed to be a husband and father! God bless!!

[@MrDannyTheater]

Whoa! Thats crazy how the bark just peels off. Keep up the great work! Love watching you build stuff.

[@4XPEDITION]

Looking great, man. And, smart move to protect yourself... you want to be able to enjoy that cabin for years to come with your family.

[@jonathantooth3190]

Great video bud I’m really enjoying watching your progress. Great balance between footage and chatting letting us know what you are doing. And my hat goes off to you in regards listening and taking to heart over the safety harness. One thing that might help you is if you shorten one of your safety lines have one long and one short use the long as your primary line and when you are moving tie off points use the short one. It may help you not trip up over your lines as you mentioned. The thing that is available is an auto retractor you could mount in the central point of you roof it allows a lines line to role in and out under normal movements however any quick jolts and it locks up. There are heaps of different ways to do a safety line I’m sure you will find one the works well for you.

[@alscich]

Harness I wear at work (Carpentry) has a short lead which hooks to a gizmo that you can slide up and down a single rope which attaches to a metal anchor point screwed to the top center of the roof and runs all the way to the ground. This allows you to easily work the whole roof and not have to detach until you get all the way to the ground. Also we use a 2x4 and 2x6 screwed into an L shape with GRK structural screws screwed to rafters to climb up and down, rest material and tools on etc. Would make it much easier for the other side. Get 2 courses on from a ladder. Put in L braces across the front. Have your dad hand you all the boards for sheathing to rest on the L braces. That way you don't have to go up and down a hundred times.

[@nightsong28540]

So good to see you again...you're doing a fantastic job, glad you got a harness better late than never. Keep up the great work...stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep cool and dry...NC here

[@scottcrew5705]

Great vid as usual!! Props to the harness!, Props to the The Outsider Community to suggest this!! Need Mr & Mrs Outsider plus lil Outsider to continue for a very long time!

[@davidlyon2927]

I so enjoy your videos, especially this one on your cabin build. I have been watching this since your started this project and look forward to each and every instalment. Hope you and your family are staying safe during this pandemic. Glad to see your dad is taking time to help you when ever he can and hope he is staying healthy. God bless and oh yes glad to see the safety harness.👍🇨🇦

[@keithnoneya]

Nice job on the rafters and sheeting. I'm so glad you're using a safety harness now. It also was a big concern of mine. You should only disconnect one hook at a time. Tie off before you step out onto a fall area and always have one hook attached prior to removing the other hook. Had a friend, Burt a retired Navy Chief, who fell 20 ft onto his back. He got blessed in that he wasn't permanently hurt. Another Friend, AL K. had a ladder ship sideways and dropped him about 9 ft and broke his ankle at 90 degrees. It had to be fused and is a constant irritant to him. Yep take care of yourself brother, like you said it only takes one minor slip to end in a serious injury or death. Keep up the fine work, it's looking great. Tell the Mrs. we're praying for her and hope she gets well soon. Best Wishes and Blessings. Keith Noneya

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Much appreciated Keith. Great advice, and thank you for praying.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

As an arborist (since the 1980s) I believe in safety equipment. So you have done a good thing.

[@JReed305]

Glad to see you get a harness and use it. They are a bit of a pain at times but it beats the alternative of falling.

[@stevenlopez7135]

Incredible and dumbfounded by your resolve and skill , your family must be sooo proud of you . yes be safe!

[@hugueslevistre5519]

Here in Belgium when we build a house or cabine in your case ,as we reach the highest point of the roof in the corner of the rafters , we attached in the corner a Fresh branch whit fresh green leaves that we cut from a tree in the area. It stands upright,and we do that so that the house or cabine would be blessed and have a peaceful and long life for itself and al the occupant whit in it . And leave it for a week ore tree. Greeting,hugues

[@mihacurk]

This must be the same in most of Europe, at least in the more Germany influenced countries. In Slovenia, we do the same, but always with a top of a spruce tree.

[@Downeastwaves]

Great safety harness!! You are making such great progress. Safe and slow keeps you upright and above ground!

[@estellaknox4488]

Glad to see you again, God Bless you your wife ,and children YES ! It's better safe then never love the house lots of progress God Bless

[@Chowderro]

This seriously should be on Netflix. Im 100% sure it would be a hit :]

[@dbarth99]

Funny you mention binge watching, your playlist is what I have watched constantly for a few weeks, nearly at current day. Love your work