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@@smileygirl1840 nice! Sad he doesn’t post so much these days. Welcome!

Inside use only!?!?! OUch! So crazy! But yeah these things are not well built for sure.

I had a grey one that was my driver but it was in rough cosmetic shape and did have almost 300K on it. Did run great though. The white one had a shot engine but was in great cosmetic shape. I bought it cheap to put the fancy things on the grey truck but I ended up just parting it out instead of swapping the parts. Still have a few parts left. Sold the grey one before it broke down and I was looking to go back to an 8' bed truck but then I couldn't find one for a good price. Was able to pick this Rover up for just $2200 cause it had a few issues. Fixed the coolant leak and the brake issue so I can drive it but I'm sure there is going to always been some little thing wrong with it. Yeah I've had that trailer sitting at my moms place for about 5 years now. Didn't need it having a truck and all but now it's def going to come in handy again. Bought it about 20 years ago. Been one of the best investments I've ever made.

@ oh yes, one truck was for parts. I remember you said that. Well you’re moving up now. That was a great deal on the Land Rover!

Good idea! Yeah it would def be good for that use. You can probably find one like this that doesn't have the cover anymore for free on marketplace.

Thanks! Yeah, I have a wax type seam sealer made for tents and I was thinking about using that.

For real.

Howdy partner! ;)

Thank ya much! Hopefully I'll get some monies before spring to buy the lumber so I can this built before summer. Def want to enjoy time sitting out on it in the sun! Hope all is well!

Thanks! Yeah I used to get bad bronchitis as a kid (from trying to be cool with the smoking and always breathing two stroke exhaust riding motorcycles) and that def was no fun. Then I worked in a snowboard factory just out of high school, constantly breathing resins, fiberglass, and sandblasting silica. I tried to protect myself there too but it took a toll on my health big time so yeah, I try to keep all the bad dusts and especially VOC's out of my body if I can help it.

Thank! Always appreciate the hugs!!!

Got one or two in the que! ;)

didn't know his name until now...

Thanks! Yup, come a long way over the years that's for sure! Yeah pretty temperate near the southern coast and Vancouver island I'm sure. Was just talking about going to Expo 86 in Vancouver with some friends today and all the times out at Butchart gardens on the island, riding the double decker buss's and tea at noon at the Empress. Good times!

Yup yup! Hope to get it done by then so I can finally have a summer to do non house building stuff.

Other than the cord getting away, I really like it. Used it a bunch on some fence posts I just set this week. Sooo much better than breathing two stroke fumes from the gas powered ones.

I feel you there! There is a door frame opening but I just haven't cut open the area since I put the new siding on last year. Hope to get the door jam set in there this coming spring too.

No notifications maybe? Just glad you finally caught it! Thanks!

Appreciate it!

@ yw

Enjoy! Ha! Thank you!

Thank you very much! Much appreciated!

More mudding of drywall! Always soooooo fun..... Ha!

Thanks!

I would suggest you do the 2 feet deep. That is probably what code is and there is a reason that code would say 2 feet deep. I think this home is in either Oregon or Washington, and he probably should do it deeper also. Oops, I did not read far enough to see that you are talking about a shed. Code may be different for a shed. Call you county permit office. They can tell you.

Yeah, as Jenny said, in heavy frost heave areas you def want to go 2' down. We rarely get freezing temps so surface level footers work where I'm at. That said, if you're doing a small shed that is small enough to not need a permit, you'd probably be good at surface set footers since the shed would be fine flexing around a bit I imagine.

Yup yup! Was able to start working on the drywall finishing on the bumpout interior since I got this done. Thank you!

Thank ya much! :)

Aint nothing to it but to do it! Ha! Thanks, and yeah I wanted to get that one knocked out so I could feel better about mudding up the drywall inside the bumpout. Didn't want to finish inside only to have it crack if I had to move it around adjusting footers afterwards.

@ man! That is my family motto, “ain’t nothing to it but to do it.” ❤️ And before the drywall makes perfect sense!

Thanks! I think I thought about that way back when I first started the build many years ago but it just seemed like a lot of extra work and cost. I think these are fairly strong so long as the forces are coming from straight up top and no lateral pressures.

Thank ya much!

Ah yes, I need to bring mine home as it's been sitting at my moms for years. Thanks for the reminder!

Sorry, just finished that aspect and didn't want to drag into the next project or it would have felt disjointed I think. But yeah, abrupt ending for sure. I'm def no professional youtuber.

Thanks for that great compliment! Much appreciated!

Thanks! Yeah I drove 3 hours to pick that sink up! (I was heading out that way anyway). Not going to paint the ceiling white as I love the natural wood tones. Cheers!

Thanks! I'm really good at just heating things up! Ha! I can cook but I prefer not to do much of it. I was good at making wood fired pizza/s from scratch when I lived with friends who had a wood fired overn.

Appreciate that, thanks Paul!

Thanks so much! Happy to share!

Not sure if I showed it in the video but I connect the outer edge by drilling through the joists and putting in a carriage bolt though that bolts into the outer metal wings. Hope that helps.

So very true!

Thank you sooo much! Sorry about the snake! ;)

Ha! It sure does! Been working on a lot more of that this week too! Soooooo dusty!

You and me both! Ha! ;)

Finger licking good? Ha! Good for sure but not sure I want to know what it tastes like! ;)

@thesomewhathandyman9400 .. Only one way to find out.. 🤭🤭🤪👍👍

Yeah, it's def a slow process but I think it will be worth it in the end!. Thanks!

Thank you very much!!!

Thanks! Appreciate that!

Little bit by little bit! Thanks Paul!

Much appreciated! Thanks!