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Remember when we removed the chimney from the house in Dracut?

Hi,Brain Still waiting on when you are doing the windows and doors. Philip

Thank you sir for taking us on your jurney. Have a good day!

good video and job. holes came in my tank from dawn and washer fluid i made a pvc tank. i got last blades from southeastern metals they are sharper and cheaper than woodland mills and i got a whole box and shipping was free. take care, be safe and well.

Hey, I found a house that the foundation walls of the basement are moisturizing. According to my uncle is lack of tar coating. He recommended to have a machine excavator excavate the dirt out and then add the coating and fix some of the pipings. Is this recommendable or you recommend something else? Thanks

Everything is looking great. I know it’s tough when you got a full-time job and then you’re doing this too, but your turn out a wonderful home. I’ve been watching you since you very began started on the property and when you first started cleaning off and cutting the lumber for your house and all the way up till now things are looking great. Keep up the good work. We’re still sitting in the background watching what you’re doing. I don’t miss the episode of your videos, even if I don’t respond every time.

Howdy Brother- you’re not going to have any wasted space. I like how you bring everything together so clean. Lots of people could certainly learn from you. Hope all is well. God bless

lookin good

Looking Great!

Hi brother when do the doors and windows get installed? Philip

How long have you been in the trade??? Also, it would be nice once you have all the areas cleaned up, to give us a little tour of the whole house. Awesome job, and I'm sure the family is excited.

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What about the gap at the heal? Or does that not matter?

Howdy Brother- it’s really interesting to see how other carpenters approach different phases of the framing. I like the idea of using a chalk line on your rafters. Nice job with everything you’ve done. Hope you have a great weekend. God bless

What’s the square footage of your home?

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THX!!!!! This never crossed my mind......

It would be a great space for a model train to be setup.

Howdy Brother- it’s amazing how much lumber you have put in your house. Everything looks so good! Take care and God’s blessings to y’all

hard work pays off

Looks like a good band room or studio.

Looks awesome !

good video and job really nice oak look great are ypu going to use oak inside too. take care, be safe and well.

I thought I was the only one that used Brad nails in shingles

Howdy Brother- I know it’s part of the process, but it’s almost a shame to cover up your framing job. Doing smaller framing projects like the knee wall is enjoyable. Everything looks so nice. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all

Does the climate where you live, dictate insulation of the roofs and exterior walls? and do you mind telling us what coarse/major/field of study you teach? TYFS, I feel as though watching you build a green house, signed me up for the longest start to finish video ever and loving it!

That’s an awesome Bonus Room. I call it The Great Hall, lol. The kids are going to love it. The house is coming along great.

Developing more and more character/beauty every day.

I was dreading installing shingles on a steep pitched garage roof project I have coming up. Your jacks are brilliant and will make my job go so quick. Thank you!!!

cool bonus room very nice

and you willl place protective padding on those beams so as not to self inflict injuries??

Love the milling!

I've been using vinegar, on a cotton ball, pat the areas with it, a charcoal face sugar scrub, and now have been using salt, yes salt, as a scrub, and scrub the areas really good, and also, baking soda, paste, they all have been helping, great, don't forget ice packs especially on the swollen areas for 15 to 30 minnutes at a time, a few times a day, or when needed. tfs

You Are A Craftsman! God Bless and keep you.

good video and job it's coming a long. take care, be, safe and well.

fine job

Howdy Brother- all the lines on your house are so clean looking. That porch is going to be something to behold. Hope you have a great weekend. God’s blessings to y’all

When are you putting the windows and doors? Philip

It is sure lookin good!!!!

What part of East Tennessee are you located?

Nice! Your methods are true to your moniker!

Howdy Brother- those are some really nice logs. Turned out nice lumber. God bless

Great video. I’m just getting going on my new 130 . I like that you get more lumber and smaller debris. Getting old , stuff seems heavier than ever. Not to mention I’m out of shape. Got a lot of pine to slice. Thanks !

I like a 12 inch log. It's easy to handle.

What a fantastic build.Great job!

You lost me after not having 2 drills.

Looks great. Thx for the content

Never get tired of watching you running that 122. I'm working diligently, trying to follow in your footsteps. For your finished stacked/stickered framing lumber, (after your planing and routing) how did you organize your stacks? Did you keep all 2 x 6 together, 2 x 10, Etc. For example, the log I milled tonight had six 2 x 10 x16's and two 2 x 6 x 16's. I am putting all my 2x's in the same stack. Its quicker now but may cause me grief later when trying to retrieve certain sizes during construction. Appreciate all your videos!