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hi puff sorry for late response, the grizzly was made to remove the rock from the good soil to then be used as good backfill with out rocks

if you can do it ,it s the way to go ! but i do like a challenge ,cost wise my labor was free and the metal and welding supplies cost me approx 5g$

hi lake ,sorry i dont recall making any specific video on the grizzly in action ,but im sure there are a couple vids out there while doing the septic and other working s as we were building ty for your comment

hi pete i just built it 3 weeks ago and had to do some mods (more air intake surface)as it wasnt drawing enough to keep the fire lit and plan to add a blower in the very near furture ,how was experience ? dean

ty poor ,point is well taken ,and will probably modify as i go ,the boiler was planned and needed to get up and running fast as the weather was getting colder!!! cheers and happy new year ,dean

@@adadventuresontimbermounta6764 oh I get it I patched up a 30 year old central boiler I bought cheap to get me going

hi toopoor , a little update on the boiler ,i started with 4 hr runs and now with adjusting the air inlets (draft style) i am up to 8-9 hr runs and the temps coming out are 30 degrees celsius,without the outer shell on which i am in the process of building,next video will show this

Thank you! Cheers!

ty for the response and will deffinately try this

any time buddy!!!

ty still at it ,roof is on and preparing to start heating it with an outside boiler (wood)

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@@adadventuresontimbermounta6764 such a beautiful stone house…when I was living in Spain ,all house were built like this…now, I live in Australia, very basis brick veneer….Iam looking forward how you build this beautiful house of yours .keep up the good work.And stay safe!

ty and you are correct on the ridge beam ty for watching

Thanks for the info!

was nice to meet you dave,your welcome anytime

ty kathleen

still waiting for you bud! let me know when!

@@adadventuresontimbermounta6764 Will be in Ottawa early October, we'll try and sneak out for a day visit at that point

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Thank you so very much Anne and Dean

lol she will be up next week

thank you for watching

Thank you for your suggestion, we try to keep our videos of a duration which keeps the viewers interested.We will be making longer and shorter videos, to satisfy all viewers in the future. Dean & Anne

ok thank you sir . I happen to be from Indonesia, I really like wooden houses, they are very beautiful and make the heart feel peaceful

thank you for watching

Hi MHP ,i thought that i had answered but my remote location didnt send !?!?Which i will be remediating(new provider) The type of log building we are using is a derivative from a you tube site called Meadowlark log homes ,which is a simple way of constructing a log home ,i try to maintain a 8"to 12" contact zone ,between the logs ,that and with gasket material and heco screw s to anchor between rows , gives us a solid foundation .ty for your question and feel free to ask or request ! Anne & Dean

@@adadventuresontimbermounta6764 Thanks, A&D. I thought I would find, in addition to gasket material, that builders would create dados lengthwise in each log to insert, say, 1½" cedar strips to act as a wind/bug block, but I haven't yet seen such a construction. Safe building!

the gasket material we are using is a hanoband product from Germany sold here in Canada the 1/16 strip applied will increase in size to 5/8 creating a barrier which is sufficient that and a construction adhesive will do a great job of keeping out critters .The cedar strips are no a bad idea ,but if not thick enough at some point might not create the barrier needed! Just my thought here ! Have you started your project ?

@@adadventuresontimbermounta6764 Thanks. I'm still gaining good information wherever I can find it. I thought about ½" to ¾" cedar strips in about ¾" to 1" dadoes the length of each log, bottom and top. Built safe!

thank you for watching

Thank you so very much

I have worked with them most of my life ,and have been lucky ,no serious wounds Ill chalk this up to being tired!

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Sorry for the late response as Anne and I have been working tirelessly to try and move in by late August. We have made 87 videos so far on the process. I will try and answer all your questions. The windows and doors have been all rough cut and the tops have been increased to leave the standard 2" settling. We will be using all led lighting for electrical billing reasons! As we are building we are making sure to protect from any moisture to touch the logs but the infloor heating system with exterior boiler(wood),will help keep the logs dry. We will probably be using epoxy as decoration option on the cement floors Hope this answers all your question and feel free to ask away! Please like share and subscribe it helps us out. Anne and Dean

That was a year ago. Hope your watching the new ones.

@@adadventuresontimbermounta6764 I certainly am!!

thank you for all the help

You know I have no favourites.

ty we appreciate your support

can't wait till you see them in person

actually wood be nice to see you and see what your drone does !

thank you I remember you making me one

thank you I love making them

Merci

thank you

ty for your inquiry I used what I had around, which was 1-1/4 rebar 1"might have done fine, and 3" spacing @ a 45 degree angle at first I thought the angle wood be to much ,but it was perfect !!! the bars have neither bent or spread while using, must say I have put through 2' diameter rocks and worked perfect!!!