Quonset Hut Utility Room | Electrical Rough-In, Vents & Installing Doors

[@cazee100]

Eric’s never ending talents are awesome, is there anything he CAN’T do? He cooks, he fishes, he drives, he builds, he cuts lumber I mean Ariel you seriously are a VERY lucky lady to have such a capable husband. And he never seems to run out of energy either. I think the two of you together are amazing: Ariel the grower, the gardener, the canner, the bread maker, you too are brilliant and so enjoyable to watch. Well done and please, keep the videos coming. Stay safe xx

[@carolewarner101]

And I would add that he doesn't patronize you and isn't threatened by your competence. You both seem to respect and empower one another and work together as an extremely capable team. Lastly, I would also add that in addition to what you're listing as her gifts/strengths, Ariel is an outstanding photographer/cinematographer AND video editor/producer, which is likely the source of all of their current income. The bottom line is that between the two of you, there doesn't seem to be anything you two can't do! Super impressed. Congratulations on getting so much done and done well!

[@svoctopus4888]

Airplane next.

[@hugobreese9684]

you should also mention in Ariel’s accomplishments that she is a pretty mean tractor operator !

[@deboraharmstrong3002]

I gotta wonder how much time they spent taking classes, or learning from some expert nobody knew was an expert. Classes on butchery? On canning? How to build X, Y, or Z? I particularly like that there is what he knows, what she knows, and what they both know.

[@carmentrevino4704]

And Boy, can he eat.😂😂😂♥️🧓😘

[@tanyanosek1938]

Been waiting 4 years for the electrical shirt explanation! My inner curious cat is contentedly licking herself! :)

[@kathryndavidson5056]

Wow! Nice to know I wasn’t the only one wondering…I kinda assumed Eric used to work for that company. Clearly he’s got mad skills not only electrical but in “this-needs-done-let’s-figure-out-how-to get-it-done” skills! Thanks for commenting. I love this channel ❤

[@quakerweb]

In my building experience I've found that you can't put in too many outlets - including the utility room! This one of my favorite channels. Really amazing drone views of Alaska, cooking is fantastic, construction, butchering, fishing and everything else you do is so well explained. Always look forward to the next episode. Thanks so much Eric & Arielle!

[@BKAD623-hz7ln]

Drone footage is always amazing!✌️

[@rocketmom60]

We bought a newly built house last fall and found that the basement only had one outlet and the lights on a pull chain.....in a $500,000 house. The first thing my husband did was install more outlets in the basement. You can never have too many and it is easier to install them in the construction stage rather than after drywall and insulation is complete.

[@ca9603]

I second that! Outlets are the most important things at this stage, maybe considering some more switches, too, at both sides of the building and at the work bench area.

[@icybar]

You are both of you incredibly competent at what you do., this is a huge project to create, never mind actually to do it all. What skills you have! Brilliantly explained, photography is awesome as ever (I love the shots through the stove thimble), and so competently accomplished.

[@beckypincalifornia1985]

According to my local building codes in California, we need to have wall outlets every four feet. Thus, about 8 plugs for a 10' x 10' room.

[@theresaconrad6608]

Neverending stories, I love to watch them. They are outstanding jobs. 😊

[@theresaconrad6608]

I wish I had a nice partner to work with me. It will be amazing couple someday!

[@martieflagg4671]

You two work so hard! Your videos are always very interesting! I'm 80 and you are living the life I wish I had .

[@kensebring3683]

Ditto I'm 75 lots of heart problems in the last 20 years.

[@lauriegb7461]

Hands down the best KZbin channel. Thanks you two for always helping me frog off my own projects to watch you do yours!!

[@janeconnors1807]

They are both multi talented and should be held up as prime examples of how to live life

[@jeffdopp4470]

15 years as an electrician. Thanks for putting the connectors on the metal boxes. Also please change the vent fan electrical box from plastic to metal I'm twitching over here that metal MC wire from the fan needs to be put into a metal box to continue the ground slash bonding. You could probably keep going with your strut and EMT. Just put a nut then a washer then the strut then a washer than a nut on your threaded rod. You should probably do this anyways because it will not stay tight against the foam. I believe you could get away with only six lights total those High bays are very bright good choice but the more light the better. If you wanted to dim the purple and gray would require wires back to the switch and you would need a 0 to 10 volt switch dimming switch the lights are still 120 volt but the dimming circuit is 0 to 10 volt. Looking forward to more videos thanks

[@UKCG_2]

Congrats on adding the cable clamps! Good move.

[@mandystone3005]

Ok how do you know a channel is a good one? When your viewer is so engaged in watching the video that when it gets to the end they go "awwe no" well thats us everytime. Im wanting more. You guys are awsome, hubby and I love watching you together. Blessings The Stones Family in South Africa

[@sharonaicken1585]

Omgosh! From watching you guys pouring the concrete for this to now is absolutely mind blowing!

[@davidmc8110]

I really like the threaded rods idea for running your conduit and such. What a versatile convenience that is! I'm happy to see it's still like a nice community here where people offer good advice and experiences.

[@rhondadorey1723]

It's a real pleasure to watch the two of you work together. I never doubt that Eric has done a thorough job researching the project. He's a wonderful craftsman and puts safety first. Ariel is a fantastic assistant which creates a great team. They excel at homesteading!!😊💗🇨🇦

[@craftyink70]

The only channel that makes me put my cross stitch down for the night ♥️🇬🇧

[@desertfairychickres4021]

Riiight? 😊

[@jody-annesullivan4547]

Bless you, that is serious!

[@kathryndavidson5056]

& that takes effort….I lose count crocheting the same hat I’ve made 100s of times…. This show is swesome

[@K.P90790]

I knit as I watch, I also stock up on videos so I can have hours of knitting time :)

[@deannacalef3513]

When you built that outhouse at your old property, I thought that was amazing. But now I have run out of words to describe how stellar this workshop workmanship is. Well done O'Alaska Wonders.

[@Tusna44]

I agree, it's mind boggling. Great teamwork!

[@naomidonovan-perry2667]

I enjoy watching you both work together on these projects. You are always organized and your projects are well thought out. Well done!

[@geraldbeall7734]

Suggestion: Please check with your electrician friend to ensure that #12 wire will work for the long power runs across the shop. I've worked large commercial buildings and we often ran #10 wire across the building to the junction box then used #12 to run from the junction box to the outlets. There are tables that will tell you size of wiring for distance and well as current & voltage. I do enjoy watching your progress and don't want you to have issues with a power feed that heats up because it doesn't have the cushion capacity for the distance you're running.

[@johncollins719]

True. Used to have customers return air compr🤣essors because they tried to run them on 100' of 14ga extension cords.

[@ldvan100]

Its called "Uglys National Electric Code" reference book...

[@PeterPan-bv9tu]

Would have done one 10 or 2*12 if i allready had a 12 for the conduits… also for the crazy nice main light in the roof i would run 2 cables for half of the light each and 2 switches, this will be a showroom with 12x160watts of LED lights, probably not needed all the time.. it were dims in the light but i would still split them up.

[@jerryprewett5294]

I think he’s using the generator to charge his batteries? If so it’s all low voltage dc , to large of a wire will cause a resistance problem, I’m not sure about putting a switch onto a motion activated circuit?that manual switch will be good for the exhaust fan?

[@samsteel4456]

@@jerryprewett5294 Batteries are storing DC but being fed into an inverter to output AC power. There is no low voltage wiring in that building nor are there low voltage lights.

[@waymonhutto2274]

I have over 50 years of experience in the electrical industry. You have made most of the changes that I would have suggested. I'm waiting to see what kind of outside lights that you are installing. Most lights are installed onto round or octagon boxes, not switch boxes. It's a good idea to have each side of lights on separate circuits. That way you can add more lights if needed and not worry about overloading the circuits. Also I only install six 120 volt receptacles per circuit. Always install plenty of 120 volt receptacles and some 240 volt receptacles if you have have 240 volt equipment. I am impressed with Arielle and your abilitie and work ethics. Great work and great video. 😊

[@markbrown6236]

Ya I was scratching my head when you used remodel boxes instead of round boxes for the lights.

[@waymonhutto2274]

This old dog isn't too old to learn new tricks from a younger dog.

[@srlsolutionsself-reliancet3247]

great shadow puppeteer! hope yall enjoyed your break!LOL love the behind the scenes

[@milstuff4530]

The metal case of the wire on the fan is supposed to terminate in the box with the romex so in case the wire overloads it doesn't burn down the building.

[@Belg1970]

Also need to be in a metal box to ground the unit thru the wire armor.

[@craigleemehan]

You're a brave man showing electrical work with all the youtube electricians.

[@brianvernell]

Ariel and Eric , you two are marvelously made and one of a kind. Peace and Blessings 🙏

[@shellybielawski1773]

Eric you are one amazing guy your hidden talents are unbelievable I have never seen anyone with so much enthusiasm and determination to make all your dreams happen. With your amazing wife at your side you are an extraordinary couple. I can’t thank y’all for sharing your amazing life and journey with us. Love ❤y’all!

[@JosephTMeiroseIV]

0:46 nothing more satisfying than sitting on top of something you built.

[@nitaleach6816]

I really enjoy seeing the baby Chicks, and being included in your chores

[@lindacox8156]

Can you 2 believe ALL that you have constructed????‼️You are definitely the KING and QUEEN of DIY👍😊‼️

[@wallbawden5511]

Thanks for taking us along on the shop fit out I think you would call it well thought out on how and where to mount everything you guys are going to so enjoy having some where worm and out the weather to do projects so happy for you both just love following you along on basically you every day life its great thanks for sharing with us all Cheers

[@DenzLeeby-sl1jb]

I never tire of watching you two build stuff! And, with the acreage you have there, surely you’ll always be building or renovating something! Maybe consider breaking up the main lights into 4 circuits, so you have the option of lighting just the area you’re working in? The shop is AMAZING! 🙌 👏👏

[@fredquinn3919]

The shadow puppetry cracked me up totally!!! You two are the best!! Thanks for a great video.

[@danamama6766]

Yes and the she's keeping me captive (in the submarine) feeding me bread! haaa they are the best!

[@loriwaldo7200]

The dynamic duo at it again! 🙌⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

[@cathyjones3403]

The way Eric was looking at the drill bit was pure love ❤😂. Your both amazing at anything you do 👏👏👏👏👏

[@the-reading-lemon]

Oh wow, you got so much done! Eric's scandalised face when the tape measure fell down was hilarious 😂 I'm glad you decided to have multiple circuits for your lights, that will give you fewer headaches if anything fails later on and you need to figure out what the heck is broken. Always fun to see you having fun and making progress!

[@fayepotts3279]

I still say, YOU TWO ARE ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!👏👏👏

[@kelleythaler541]

What CANT you two do? Absolutely amazing your talent and skills,down to your cinematography and photos, blows my mind❤

[@sandramarc4858]

Talented is an understatement!

[@johnkruton9708]

Eric holding the light for Ariel reminded me of John Cusack holding the boom box above his head for his intended. ❤

[@rogertemple7193]

I'm glad to see that everything is going well with the quonset hut especially on the inside and it is looking awesome with the utility room and can't wait to see it when it is finished but until then take care and have a wonderful week thanks.🇺🇸🌨️🌨️🇺🇸

[@DKFisher]

Another suggestion….My husband is an electrician and said you should use 3/4” EMT conduit on your outer walls because if you ever want to add any wire for anything it would give you plenty of room to pull your wire. He said you want to also use jam nuts on the threaded rod so it will tighten in and not get loose.

[@chillycheeks5318]

Very, very clever boy! My wife and family call an ambulance and then run from the house if I pick up a drill! I am both dangerous and disastrous. I marvel at Eric! You are such a great team and support and complement each other so well. Love from Manchester, England. Keep em coming. Thanks ❤

[@bain5872]

I really like your guys set up. Those plastic pop in boxes you used for your outdoor lighting, you might want to frame around them and use nail in boxes. I wouldn't rely on those plastic ears at minus 30 degrees. If they shatter as must plastic does, your lights will be hanging and will be a night mare to replace later.

[@suzannesnow7485]

Whoa! Talk about Progress! Congratulations, Eric & Arielle! You never stop, do you? As always, thanks for bringing us along! 💞 PS… Great Wolf call! 🐺

[@leobaltz2057]

It brings me so much joy to watch you twos dreams unfold! Such incredibly hard workers, kind hearted, and intelligent people you are! Eric I hope you know how lucky you are to have a lady like Ariel at your side! You two are such a blessing to us all! I pray the lord continues to bless the both of you and he continues to bless all of us viewers by allowing you two to keep documenting your dreams becoming reality for us! Thank you ! Your videos are the highlight of my week! No channel comes in even close to your level of captivating content!!

[@maceysue2002]

Awww at the end, you two lovebirds 😊 and the shadow puppet 😂

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures in life

[@stevenmills3]

I have watched all your videos but I would like to say your preproduction homework really shows lately!!😊

[@stewartwilkinsonsnr]

What an exciting video this was. Eric’s just amazing as he turns his hand to any project. Of course they do say behind every successful man is a great women, Ariel that’s you. So your title is AAC Alaska’s Amazing Couple. It’s your work ethic that is outstanding. Love you two ❤️💙🥰🥰

[@elwoodkime9191]

The Dynamic Duo , builders, planters, Cooks , Fishing and loves life together🙏😁👍🎖️🎖️

[@brandonchesterfield7918]

Absolutely love that you guys aren’t scared to do/try anything and just figure things out. You guys are such genuine people!! I love that you show us your life both good and bad lol. If i lived close to you guys i would absolutely come and donate some of my time,labor and knowledge to you guys!! Keep the videos coming! Stay safe,good luck and awesome job on the progress so far!!

[@kathrynhelm4176]

when you show a shot of the inside of the Quonset hut, my thoughts are (even though I watched you construct it) how in the world did you two put that thing together?? To me it’s an unbelievable feat. Kudos to you both. 🥰👍

[@noramaegomez197]

Yup ! I did think you were a electrician because of the t-shirts ! You got me 😄! Again you guys Rocked It ! There’s nothing you can’t do! You guys must make your folks very Proud of all you have accomplished and will continue doing so many Great things! Love You guys 🌱💚🌱💚🌱💚🌱💚🌱💚🌱💚🌱💚🌱

[@BrLambert]

Your QH is going to be an extension of your home, it's great now and will be greater when it's finished. When I hear people say they can't because they don't know how to do things you don't let that hold you back. You're a great example on many levels. (no pun intended lol) Sense of humor is not lacking in your neck of the woods .

[@GrannyS217]

I look forward to EVERY step of your building! You could teach so many how to do things correctly and you are so neat and tidy! Only thing missing today was a gourmet meal! Hopefully you had a good one in Fairbanks. You both are amazing!

[@jodyessenhigh3637]

Lucky you guys work so hard or it would be impossible to sleep at night with everything you have to schedule, learn and implement. I am always incredibly impressed by what you both achieve - let alone in such challenging conditions. You guys are so inspirational. 🎉

[@janetkoball44]

So much to do to get ready for the next step. You are just about a pro . Ariel , you are definitely the pro camera person, and so much more. So tell him, "It takes two Babe". See you two on your next visit. Thanks

[@briane5140]

The armour for the exhaust fan cable should be taken through the stud and secured to the box. The bare copper wire (bond wire) should be attached to the armour to provide a ground connection for the exhaust fan. Changing the plastic box with a metal box will make the bond wire connection to the armour much easier. Two bare wires should never be installed as you are doing in the video. This advise is to be considered constructive as I am the electrician and you are learning. Love your video's.

[@garryfowler8652]

Remember your outside plugs .Nice work.

[@gunther13101]

Eric can do just about anything!!!!! Sure saves them a lot of money!!!!! 💕💕💕

[@charminghollowforge1109]

Also might want to put 2-3/4” conduit spacers between your threaded rod and the strut before foam so you don’t crush foam and have a solid foundation for your strut. Sorry for all the comments commenting as I watch. Love you guys and the channel thanks as always.

[@angiegranberry3366]

Yall are so talented. But mainly Blessed beyond measures. ❤

[@genedegiorgio1617]

The way you attached the unitsrut to the building is fantastic and multifunctional. Just a suggestion you might want to add another circuit for the shop lights. As I remember you were only allowed 1800 hundred watts on a 12 gauge wire with a 20 amp circuit. Again thanks for sharing.

[@danielb1877]

Close, it is 1,920 watts. Max of 80% FLA of breaker = 16 amps. 16a * 120v = 1,920w

[@Coyote-tc1ww]

80 percent, which for a 20 amp circuit is 16 amps

[@aguelaconsazon]

I really enjoy watching you guys and how well you guys organize your projects thank you for sharing

[@danielplatek4361]

You are doing an amazing job. I hope you are reading some of the comments. Some of the electricians have some good points. Be careful with the voltage drops with the long runs. Thanks from South Carolina. I enjoy your videos very much.

[@katemark4413]

You guys are killin' it! I am amazed at how much you have accomplished, what a team!!

[@joesphbest3120]

WOW, My favorite couple are hard at work on Quonset Hut to bring it up to snuff. Busy as Bees they are, I wish them all the luck in the world to get the job done as they want. 😊❤❤👍👍🙏🙏As I know they will.

[@bonneymoseley1159]

Both your talents are amazing! It will be a true blessing when finished.

[@RonConway-pb5cr]

I'm an electrical engineer and see some problems with your design. Grounding is a very critical item. All metal boxes, power panel, building metal structure requires a grounding system. I recommend following the Alaska electrical code as it is the only protection for shock. The ground system enables circuit breaker faults to ground which protects your from a short to the building or metal devices. I don't want you hurt and 3 wire romex is the better choice for electrical wiring as it provides a fault path in the case of short circuits. Regards, Ron Conway

[@stevenbarnes8238]

I assumed he used 12-2 with ground. I agree for plastic boxes have ground.

[@carlicehouse]

it's 12/2 with ground. He's going to be fine. Well, as long as he hooks up the grounds at each junction lol.

[@jonathang6920]

This is an example of why “engineers” should have experience in the field before going to the office for design work. 12/2 romex has 2 current carrying conductors (hot and neutral) plus a grounding wire.

[@dellal5930]

Loved the baying wolf! 😂

[@SalLeeHolland]

Looking soooo good! I can't believe you have gotten this far with the quonset building. Your almost done. I hope you celebrate when it's finished. For those that thought Eric was an electrrician, watch their older videos and you will find out. I am amazed at the many things he can do. Thank goodness for Mr. Google Pants! Reading up on how to do things is always a big help, not to menntion he's a natural at so many things. Also they have amazing team work doing things together. I just hope you don't move from this place after just a few years with all the work you've put into this. Kudos to you both! Love, from Western, N.Y.

[@debbielicis6257]

They will have another pizza!

[@spingirl4855]

You guys are too cute together…love watching all your building projects!

[@Tauranasaurus]

I love following you two. The dialogue that goes along with what we are seeing is very well explained and interesting. The two of you compliment each other. Can’t wait to see the finished product.❤

[@lindaworsham3569]

Awesome job by our Super Douper couple; love you guys 🎉❤😊

[@wayupnort6271]

Looking good guys!! Setting up a shop is exciting! ERIC: Suggestion, install at least 1 if not 2 ceiling fans to blow the heat down and circulate the air from the ceiling down to the floor. This will help thaw out your vehicles and dry up your floor twice as fast in the winter. Put them both on rheostats so you can control the fan speed! Keep up the good work! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ahorseman4ever1]

The shop is looking amazing. When winter hits again, you won't know what to do with yourselves having a warm, dry work shop. You guys are kicking butt!

[@brendagill1865]

It's amazing how big the Quonset hut still looks even after you've closed it in and added the utility room. I'm sure you really enjoy it

[@suemagyari2992]

I am totally living vicariously through both of you! Wish I had had a man who would have done these things with me! 3 husbands and never found him. I am enjoying your projects immensely!

[@staceyhazelett2397]

I'm super excited for all that is to come! The barking wolf was pretty talented along with all the electrical work. Slow and steady wins the race, you'll be happier with the results!

[@chipprice1174]

When it comes to a work building, I have one suggestion. (Told to me many years ago by an old timer, Now, I'm the old timer LOL) When you plan out your lights, and outlets, put in all your boxes, and then, put in some more! What this does is when all wired, you will use a lot less drop cords. Drop cords suck, esp when you are dong something and are walking(tripping) on them! Not heard of the brand of flashing tape you are using, but for ease of use and getting it stuck really good, the other brands you should be using a roller to install it. Those lights look great. Just 5 yrs ago, my choice(and what the purse allowed) was 5500 Lumen 4' lights, I put 16 in my 24X30 shop, and I could not ask for it to be any better. My eve is 16' and my walls are 12'. But, todays lights are even better from what I have seen. My lights called for no more than linking 4 lights together, and 8 total on a circuit. As for your outside lights(except for the motion detector one) I'd put a timer o n them so no excessive power usage. I know your lifestyle as you have learned to live with, you are going to have so much more power with your gen and solar, than yo have had, can't help but think the 8KW gen is going to be on the small side. But with a good size power bank(batteries) it'll all work good. I was under the impression that the shipping container you mounted your solar on, was gong to house your batteries, gen and so on, but it makes more sense to put it in your qanset(sp) hut building due mainly because of the heat, esp for the batteries. Just like you did for your vehicles, I think block heaters will be needed for the Gen too. And not just for the gen it's self, but also for the diesel tank you'll be putting in to keep the diesel from jelling up. I am so happy for you two with getting all this done! It's gonna be great being able to take off on one of your adventures, and know that everything is gong to work, even when you aren't at home. Great video! Oh yeah was glad to see you put the clamps on the switch boxes LOL

[@Coyote-tc1ww]

No one’s gonna read UR book

[@Gekite]

But, but, you had the T-shirt! 😉😉

[@elizabethlink3993]

💚 You two are making so much progress, one day, in the not-too-distant future, you'll have a fully functioning Shop!Thanks for showing us all that you're doing. 💚

[@nancydonahue4256]

I look forward to your videos each week to see all of the progress you’ve made!

[@kristyjones7657]

Man, Y’all don’t waste no time!! 😅 I have a feeling you will get more done this Spring & Summer than all the years past! Y’all seem to have a renewed excitement! 🎉🎉We can’t wait!! Awesome job guys!👏🏼🎉🙏🏼🕊️🙌🏽🎶👏🏼🥇🏆 🔥 💣

[@pattibrown1809]

You two have the BEST toys! I think you win!!😮...🏆👋

[@CeliaMoore-b6p]

Eric is amazing! His thinking skills and solution focus are awesome.

[@Bear-yh6cv]

I just love your videos, diy everything 😂 you guys are amazing to watch and your projects are never for the faint hearted but you two just soldier on and get things done. For the past few years I have seen you tackle some huge projects but this Quonset hut is on another level. Well done guys keep on keeping on! ❤

[@robyn7287]

You guys so deserve to get to 1 million followers. I’ve recommended you to a number of people. This is one mega building, you’ll benefit greatly from this now and years to come. Apart from your garden plan I can’t think of anything else you need. However after watching you for a couple of years you’ll come up with another project. 😅

[@kathrynepler6877]

You two are the most amazing couple that I follow on YT and the perfect couple the way you work together

[@chipmiller9074]

I am excited for you guys so exciting to see Electric going in and soon to be spray foam once it warms up I'm sure😊 congratulations keep up the great work!

[@cherylmiller-day5932]

I'm so intimidated by electoral but that was awesome Eric!@. Arial, you 2 are such a compliment to each other. Loving seeing the transformation of this shop. Can't wait for more.🎉👌👏

[@sandyhouseman]

I can't believe all the different trades that you do. Very smart man. Hard workers. I hope the best for you guys.

[@devilschild]

Ariel is the best apprentice/wife a man could ask for. This lady has skills. Nice shop.

[@jcma0308]

Oh my God, your works are perfects. Do you come from another planet ? Each work or each hunting or fishing moments, even your chicken coop, must be categorized as professionals. Congratulations Ariel and Eric. Sorry, I forget to write about your pro videos and wittiness. (As usual, sorry for my english)

[@toddhill6396]

Heck of a nice shop

[@YouTubetail]

Hi y’all 😊👍🏼

[@greggmoldovan1165]

It sure is!

[@NicoleHoltActress]

It's so big! Now that you've enclosed it and are putting in walls you can really see how much room there is in the Quonset Hut

[@connielikens3415]

I'm not going to ask you how all of that stuff will fit into the generator room. I'm just gonna wait and see. I know y'all have a plan and you WILL make it work. You always do!!

[@deblarsen8528]

Eric and Arielle, You 2 are AMAZING! This video was fun to watch and your quonset is turning out AWESOME! Eric when you plugged in that new light~~~ WOW that was BRIGHT! With 12 of those you will have more than enough light! A barking wolf.... yup... that's what it was! 😂 You 2 work so well together! You remind me of how my Husband and I have worked together for over 48 years! ❤Can't wait to see what happens next! Until your next video~~~Stay safe, healthy, warm and happy! ❤

[@lakecavanaugh]

You may want to reconsider adding a dimmer to the high-bay lights. They will draw nearly 2000 watts on their own with is 25% of the generator capacity. Either that or split your circuits into 4 zones and only turn on the lights you need. Looks great though!

[@jocampbell7632]

Came here to say the same thing. Better to zone the lights than use dimming.

[@mariesheppard3750]

Nice job , loved that the end pieces are on make it feel warmer, Lights will be great thanks for another great video ,

[@maryellensunflowergirl8132]

Wow y'all are so smart. Is there anything y'all can't do? Amazing

[@karynefagg209]

I'm late to watching this in Australia, but on purpose, I wanted to watch it without interruptions. Honestly you two are awesome, the knowledge that I learn from you both is fantastic, not sure if I will ever use it all, but I am better at conversations now!!! Thank you, seriously I could watch your video's daily, I love when you drop them.

[@C_MacC23]

Love your videos. I noticed an issue (unless I just can't see) with the door jamb at the 41-minute mark. If the deadbolt doesn't go into the framing, or at least a large striker plate with screws going into the framing, one strong kick or push of a bear and the door jamb is done. :)

[@CaptainKseadog1]

Arielle & Eric, nice job on the lights and shop in general. You can never have enough lights, so add more than you think. You guys rock!❤❤

[@MereanaC]

You guys are absolutely awesome with everything you tackle♡♡♡

[@donmason7990]

Much love from Washington State , You folks are some legit go getter's , stay warm, Keep on keeping on...