Episode 11 | J & N's Story | Installing the lattice wall

[@bigtex.1453]

I dont care what anyone says, Jake lifted that trellis by himself, a clean full squat - and it was an object that was heavy and awkward. Props bro. That's man strength right there.

[@josefkamjdu8438]

Nádhera, jak jste to všechno sympaticky zdokumentovali. Postupně si vás sleduji i když anglicky neumím.

[@dawneverix7527]

Jake did the gloves give you strength LOL

[@florencegates4074]

Awesome job....

[@darkomitic365]

3:43 Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.

[@SonofWalter]

Is there a track of some kind that can be laid around the perimeter that the lattice can fit into? So we are not moving it an inch one side, just to walk back to the other side to do the same thing?

[@PacificYurts]

You certainly could build your platform with a groove that the lattice wall would sit into, but the labor to make and install this would likely be much more than shifting the lattice. The easiest way to adjust the lattice wall is to start with it opposite the door (or midway between two doors), so there is less adjusting necessary.

[@user-Russkii-1]

Ну мужик здоров бродяга.

[@hightymz71]

funny...u2 look like ur guiding plains landing...

[@hightymz71]

why noo weed plants???...hemp

[@edwardl.990]

Jake, your carpentry skills suck! Who cuts a piece of plywood 3 inches out of square to make it fit?? And you should have staggered the plywood! I have this same yurt. I am glad that I did not spend the extra money for windows like yours because I find that there is plenty of light coming thru the dome. I did get the clear vinyl windows but normally keep them closed. Good luck