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[@timkirkpatrick9155]

I know a rose you are missing in your garden.! An Apple tree! Awesome score on the Dense deck! Looks good even with fossils being added.

[@buddyreed2623]

The deck looks good. I think the next coats will seal properly. Have good days!

[@davidseward7857]

It looks great! Your place must be so peaceful. We lived in Northern Minnesota, where really nice days were like so.nice! I couldn't imagine building and chores and wet weather-then editing video! You are doing a great job!🌷

[@philh416]

The needles will give you grit to keep it from to slippery to walk on when wet from snow and rain. I did my garage floor and had to a third coat with crushed walnut shells because it was dangerously slippery when wet from rain and snow dragged in from our vehicles.

[@banalestorchid5814]

The rain over the weekend and yesterday's snow completely halted my deck project! Should be melted in a few days so I'll get it finished before winter. 🙏🤞

[@ThisOffGridLife]

Best of luck! We are building a tent over ours to finish it 😀

[@banalestorchid5814]

@@ThisOffGridLife Thanks, mine is just putting down one joist and dozen deck boards so won't take long. I don't know if you had the same snowfall we did but right now we have about 6 inches and it was -8 last night and not expected to go much above freezing until after the weekend. Crazy weather for the time of year, El Nino perhaps? Good luck with yours, those pine needles must have been disheartening 😞

[@bay9876]

The trees wanted to get in on the action and leave their finger prints/ needles everywhere. With winter approaching, it's a good feeling from the forest up in the mountainous alpine.

[@billiehuskins8129]

My dad was a tinsmith I loved to watch him work you look pretty professional to me !

[@brucewitcpalek5120]

When you started the deck and put plywood down instead of decking board, I thought what the heck but instead of saying something I just stayed quiet and now I see why you put plywood down. Very good video and you showed this 67 year old fart a thing or two !! Awesome job!!

[@kennethsanders963]

If you silicone the joints inside and out there won't be any leaking for maybe 10 yrs. I worked for Wilkinson Steal and Metals for 14+ yrs.Just saying Greg.The deck is looking great . In the last years before retiring I had a landscaping business where I built decks in upper class housing districts. I know what craftsmanship looks like and in my opinion you and your wife are doing it correctly . Thanks for the update .Ken of Calgary.😊

[@j_cbat]

Greg you seem to be able to put your hand to pretty much everything😊

[@athollmcnicoll1028]

I was waiting for Juniper to go walkies across the surface and leave her paw prints everywhere but that was not the case - Maybe next coat?

[@manuelagama9422]

Hello my dears, there is a coverage with special effects. hugs from Portugal

[@cindabuss5028]

The drone shot shows just how big that deck is. Very nice. House is going to be spacious and beautiful for 2 people. Can't wait to see the siding!

[@mv.alibiii4685]

Yup! I am never wrong ( sometimes) You guys are definitely my wilderness ROCK STARS!!! ❤ from a old dude in Pender Harbour BC 👍😎

[@johnkirby6547]

Hi guy's, it looks fine for now. Greg you did a fantastic job with the flashing and gutters, don't forget to put the drain hole in..

[@andycig2993]

I agree with a lot of the comments. Hold off till the warmer weather comes back. But looks great so far.

[@Capfka]

Hey, don't sweat the larch needles - and the base coat should see you through the winter. Great job under time pressure, guys!

[@toddbagley1775]

That is going to be a well-built deck, well done.

[@juanitaespiricueta3863]

Now you have your very own unique design! No flakes needed. Also wow, you have a huge patio, loving it.

[@phuongvo3051]

Your chickens will have a warmer house this winter and they are cute too ❤

[@touficmakhoul2809]

Love you guys. The needles will make the deck look unique

[@johngrinkevich]

Impressive metal box. Love watching a craftsman work.

[@OffgridwithJayandJen]

Know all top well how weather effects projects! Just had a major fail ourselves thanks to constant rain! Hope you get a nice spell of warm weather! Looks like most the needles came off?

[@Anthony_Harper]

Tell anyone that asks,,'It was on purpose. It's the wilderness theme "

[@lynnbeard2450]

Hey! You just got some "natural texturing" for no cost!! hee hee. Great job guys! You are such hard workers. Hugs from Texas

[@AL_K_]

You 2 are the hardest working couple on the internet!!! 👍❤️

[@suelotts7177]

Craig - I swear you can do anything and we’ll! Great job!

[@TheHavasu_77]

The pine needles add character! 🤷🏼‍♀️😂✨ Looks awesome guys, and that deck is HUGE! Didn’t really realize how big it was until the aerial shot while Greg was spreading it! Love you both. ❤😊

[@johnbeattie5765]

The Pine needles are making a colorful texture and making a non-slip surface ( or ) not ! ! Happy Trails from Eastern Canada to Western Canada . ✌ out 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@lorettaandjasonoffgrid]

Very natural, I agree! :) I am sure it will look great either way. Don't stress!

[@maryricketts8526]

I sort of like the larch needles. Goes with the environment

[@scottmorris4914]

That sucks that the wind picked up. You guys did a lot of work on that. Good job. Can you remind us what you are doing for railing?

[@karenphillips6801]

I think it looks cool I don't know if it will be ok like that. Prayers for sun and warmth so you can finish deck

[@rolandtb3]

Waterproof and fire resistant. Darn the wind with those needles. Give it time to harden and see what you can scrape off. Test a small area with a second coat to determine how durable the coating will be.

[@ronaldclark2624]

Congrats on beating the clock and removal of the porch needle debris. Ron PTL USA

[@mlutke4067]

Oh the knees!!! My old knees are crying seeing you youngsters with no knee pads😂😂😂 Deck looks fantastic! I like the pine needles design. Maybe get some big leaves & next coat press them in & then peel off just to leave the impression behind? Very organic, natural & unique. Gutter rails look great 😎

[@kennethhudson8013]

Thank y'all for being supportive of each other. It speaks volumes without saying!

[@larrypritchard2524]

How are u

[@justineheart8200]

This is Mark thanks but I don't do that take care!

[@edwardjanowiak]

Looks textured, very unique. Play the hand you are dealt.

[@deskingdom6205]

Why not use blue tarp over deck to keep the pine needles off while you coat it,thanks for your videos.😊

[@johnpenny41]

Congratulations. Despite the pine needles, you've both made a superb job of your deck. It looks really good. Regarding feedback on your merch, I'd prefer the 'Better Together' slogan. When will your T-shirts be available?

[@russellwatters5891]

The needles have a traction effect, run with it. It's like pouring concrete here in Florida under an oak canopy, it looks cool after the leaves are removed. Lol Love ya'll ❤

[@j_cbat]

That deck is visible from space!😂

[@realamerican6101]

I hope you two get a good Indian summer.

[@ginozanga2129]

Great job Greg

[@niknoks6387]

Have a great week. The needles are just texture, I guess you can’t fight nature! 😊🇬🇧

[@nonaives4444]

I actually think the pine needles look cool. And maybe will add some much needed grip for winter.

[@paulcousins1168]

How lucky you are to have a master craftman as a partner it makes life easy well done to you both.

[@2putts2win]

I sorta like the look with the pine needles. It’s definitely more natural!

[@kd2eat]

Ugh! Bummer about the needles. I'm sure you could reduce it by setting up some tarps or something, but that would be a royal PITA. I had similar issues while spray painting my garage last fall. It was a breezy day, and RIGHT after I painted, a bunch of leaves blew and stuck to the wall. Fortunately, I was able to peel most of them off before it dried, and it dried pretty fast afterward, but I feel your pain!

[@Deck1ngUK]

Love the recycling. Huge cost saving too, well done. Looks good.

[@laruedouglas7972]

I never heard of that, but glad you are doing it because of fires in your area.

[@lynowen1374]

Totally impressed by your skill, Greg. The way you shape that metal!! I’ve never seen guttering on a deck before. Makes sense. Like the pine needles -

[@valeriebostick1913]

Wow that’s a lot of work great video 🇬🇧😊

[@richardwhite4277]

thank you for the midweek video / it really helps with my KZbin addiction, cause few tubers put out content except on the weekend

[@terrynida5787]

Wow! I had no idea how complicated the construction process is for a Class A rating - your deck not only looks great but is a major addition to your home.

[@melvinmarks7831]

Really Good Job. as you are living in the great outdoors the finish so far fits in perfectly. ( good idea of yours to think about the pine needles as inclusions 😉😉) it really does look good. still love watching you two.

[@wk6976]

I wondered why you were not using standard decking material when making your deck and then I saw the shot of all of the great storage space under the deck. That is awesome. I have also not seen deckshield or the material you put on top of it. Very interesting. I am really looking forward to seeing the end product. Well done and thanks for sharing.

[@stevenckaroly]

My knees are hurting just watching you two work!

[@MiriamMNewby]

I enjoy watching you both. You will have many memories to share later in life.

[@claudiahughes8087]

Can't fight mother nature. But I'm sure she's impressed by how well your deck is going. Don't loose faith it looks great.❤

[@warrenshalm550]

I didn't read through your other comments but the needles are so evenly distributed other than a few dog paw marks I think it is going to give you a really nice pattern. You guys work so hard and do such a good job

[@OffGridWithChrisandKristie]

Omg. How discouraging for you two! I’m sure it’ll work out guys! Is that a deck on the roof outside of your master bedroom? How cool is that!!

[@ThisOffGridLife]

yes, we have a flat roof that will be a deck so we can watch the sunset

[@donnadunlop]

I think it should be ok for the winter with the first coat on, just don't use the deck, use the side door. If your concerned about snow load shovel it but leave a thin layer of snow so you don't gouge the coating.

[@budyoung1571]

What a team

[@DwightAskew]

😅

[@gmorrison1962]

I was wondering why you guys were putting rain gutters on a deck but then realized you're doing it for water catchment. That's a good idea for water conservation. 👍

[@loribillings3810]

The pine needles may turn out to be a blessing fingers crossed. Adds some natural texture maybe ? I stained our covered deck this year and had mother nature add her touch too it can be very frustrating for sure. Can't wait to see you guys sitting outside on your new finished deck enjoying all your hard work 😊

[@hollyhasegawa6095]

Oh goodness, this deck is going to be so incredible, and to be honest the wind can be such a pain in the butt when it blows things everywhere. Your deck has texture because of those needles and it doesn't look too awful. I am so excited to see all of the other layers and what it will look like in the finishing part. You both are so amazing and Greg is really so good at what he has worked on. Thanks so much for another great video this was a lot of fun to watch I am wishing you a beautiful and restful time, sending love and hugs, bye! 😂🥰🤗👋👍🙏💜💜💜

[@scottcarpenter9074]

Looking great. Might want to consider hanging tarps prior to the finish coats to protect the product until it cures... Thanks for sharing.

[@petedavies4796]

You pair work so well together ,I worked with fibre glass roofs you could always sand with a floor sander if needed but I think once the flakes go on it will cover the blemishes

[@samgrice66]

I like the needle look👍 great job guys!

[@gardnerwilson57]

Metal work turned out next to perfect Greg It really looked professional when you finished. And who goes to somebody's home using a magnifying glass to inspect everything? No friend of mine I say. And the shot of the "pine tags" embedded in that topcoat looked very cool! Gave it some texture and character which I found very eye appealing. I actually thought using that squeegee was a great idea to remove some extra pine tags off the surface. That's using your noodle for sure! The golden rule for outdoors men...use what you got! Can't wait for your next one guys! LYL Me southern AZ.

[@paulcavanagh3324]

Love you two the way you work as a team is brilliant 😘

[@jackiesaylor2487]

I really like the look of the pine needles on it. It was really cool not only that, but I'll bet you that it will help with slipping. When it's snowing.

[@joeanderson3648]

Well done on your clean up, I'm very impressed. It looks wonderful

[@rushd45]

This is such a great channel to watch, everything is so understated and sometimes I have to 'think is Greg kidding or is he serious?' Love his statement about it's going to be this way all winter and Katie says nothing and the video ends... I agree with Greg, it looks organic!

[@lynettescott682]

I think you guys did a great job to get those pine needles off of their it's all going to turned out just fine blessings to you 😊

[@philnichols5611]

A deck that was on the front of our main house when we bought it back ( long boring story ) had outdoor carpeting on top of plywood. What I found was that the rainwater had set on top of the plywood and de-laminated it. I don't know if treated plywood would work any better because with decking on top of the plywood there is the water settling under the decking. My experience with decks ( we have four decks on our properties ) is that it's best to use treated joists with open decking above, typcially non-wood decking. If you the heck with mother nature she will retaliate. PN

[@mariemcgillen7401]

I like the needles maybe mother nature does know best. it gives traction too

[@JR-xw5dk]

Maybe some insect mesh netting to cover the deck to keep the pine needles off. Maybe plastic, but the netting will let the wind go through some.

[@herbostenkamp8982]

I actually think it looks like you planned it that way. It looks kinda neat.

[@craigherron1203]

Great job guys

[@elwoodlindquist9324]

Super job, not much you can do with pine needles. All in all good job. What a team!

[@1944chevytruck]

Just heads up your nail gun looks like its blasting out a ton of water on video. might want to drain the water out of your air tank... GOOD JOB!... LOOKING GOOD U2!

[@Devon-3point1]

Wow what a boss! You guys are boss too but Greg's boss is a great guy to let him get that stuff.

[@carolfaberpeake857]

What a huge job!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@vickidecker9923]

You guys make such a good team. I love to see you work together and the loving way you treat each other.

[@bentcreek5092]

angle some plastic over the top when putting on the next coats to keep the needles off of it

[@wadeprior5203]

Good morning you guys are good afternoon hope you guys are having a wonderful day

[@Jimbo65203]

I've read some of the comment on this stage of your desire to make your deck more fire resistent in a forested area, and will have to agree, the needles look good and natural. However, if this is any idea of how the final surface will look, it's going to be ice rink slick. I figure you guys have it figured out how to make navigable when it is icy or slick. Here in the middle of the US, we don't make our deck floor solid, but leave the decking 2 × 8s boards with a quarter inch gap in between the boards, so water just goes through it. At the time I lived in the Mark Twain National Forest, so if it went up, not much would've saved the house or the pool decking.

[@weldonwilks1938]

I think it will turn out great, don’t worry, it will look cool with a few pine needles👍👏

[@smarthome2660]

I love it except for the sun shining in because, I keep the sun out of my home in summer for energy efficiency. I was thinking about adding a deck above my 8' x 30' screen porch and this would be perfect. I have 2 double hung windows now and would change them to French doors (second floor bedroom 4 of 5) that lead out to the deck on the south side under a huge silver maple tree (pictured in my channel thumbnail). At $720.00, I don't need a class A fire rating on the deck though in central Michigan. It is nice you can use materials from your job to make your home better protected from fire and water.

[@lynnemac1402]

Greg you did a great job with the metal, very professional I think. That deck covering looks amazing, you managed to get a load of the pine needles out so hopefully it works well for you.

[@CrustyAbsconder]

My grandma said to always make lemonade with sour lemons.

[@jackieanderson6599]

You guys make a great team... we love watching you two work so well together...❤ Katie your hair has gotten so long looks great dear... before breast cancer my hair was longer than yours but it's slowly growing back out... keep sharing we'll keep watching...

[@glendajune9140]

Always impressed with the skills y’all possess. I like how the deck is turning out, minus the needles. Competing with Mother Nature, shows how well y’all are able to improvise. Sending positive vibes your way.💯🤞🏾😀💜✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸

[@lynnvinzant9955]

You two work so well together.

[@VerlieMettler-on8ze]

You may need to look at the add on forks for the loader bucket to help you mover your logs to the sawmil.

[@markholmes1346]

Great metal work, looks fantastic! You guys work well together and make a great team! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@jamesseltenreich652]

I kinda like the pine needle look, Mother Nature did a great job spreading them evenly, looking great, Your Alaskan friend

[@garytowner9375]

I live here in north Idaho and we are getting snow today. So you guys are getting her done.

[@flowerstone]

If you put a roof over the deck you wouldn’t have to worry about all that flashing and water proofing. 😊 And it would make your deck last longer.