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@@mattstone8878Well, I pretty well work as hard as I can about 5 hours a day on the cabin but only when I have materials. I would guess I've put 40 to 80 hours in if that helps.
I started watching your stuff back when you first started. It's been a while since I've checked in. It's good to see that you're still improving your land and still thriving. You're an inspiration.
My guy, i been following your journey. Very entertaining and things are really looking good. Great work. Solid build. The anticipation is killing me. You are really teaching the value of patience here.
I have seen some people run corrugated plastic pipe underground to provide geothermal temperature regulation. It could add cool air in the summer and warmer air in the winter. You would just need a fan to push the air through. Just some food for thought.
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Watching this has me all kinds of ready to start doing work on my property in Seligman. Thanks for the inspiration!
You are crushing it man!
TRUE QUALITY OLD SHOOL CONSTRUCTION !!!
It will do 🤠
So PROUD OF YOU…Git R done!
Awesome! Love to see it all coming together!
I have a remote job where I work 40 hours per week. I wonder how much I could get done in a situation similar to yours, given that situation.
I appreciate you following along.
@@mattstone8878Well, I pretty well work as hard as I can about 5 hours a day on the cabin but only when I have materials. I would guess I've put 40 to 80 hours in if that helps.
I started watching your stuff back when you first started. It's been a while since I've checked in. It's good to see that you're still improving your land and still thriving. You're an inspiration.
Loved seeing how you got the birdsmouths drawn. Very quick and easy.
Sometimes, it is best to keep it simple. Especially when it's not perfectly square. 🤠
Keep it up 💪🏻
Dude you look great now! You have improved so much it's very inspiring.
My guy, i been following your journey. Very entertaining and things are really looking good. Great work. Solid build. The anticipation is killing me. You are really teaching the value of patience here.
Damned nice bro, I'm diggin it! Its awsome to stand back and say "I built this" isnt it? So satisfying.
Fantastic plan and execution. Loving this process. Well done.
Learning so much please don't stop!!!
John your amazing
Good job! A little different than "Living Free" Mike. Lol. You are setting a good example
Awesome work brother.
👍 comment (less than 5 years! 😂) new record and will comment more going forward. Looking good brother.
Rock on, coming together really great!
I am so Glad that you are building yourself a home.
Very cool! Making great progress
Thanks, Steph! It will be a while yet before it's done but I'll enjoy the process.
Thanks for your amazing inspiration!
Step by step it’s coming together 👍👍💖👵🏻❣️
I have seen some people run corrugated plastic pipe underground to provide geothermal temperature regulation. It could add cool air in the summer and warmer air in the winter. You would just need a fan to push the air through. Just some food for thought.
So exciting John!
I've tried not to get too hyped up, but the closer get the more excited I am. I'll be grateful to move in.
Thankyou 😊
Need a good updated tour an good long building video we miss the homestead
The video after this is exactly that
Looks great sure will last a lifetime & more.
Thanks, Melissa! It's hard work and a lot of fun.
Post and beam brackets would look nice on that patio with some structural screws and faux nuts that the screw goes into to make it look like big bolts
I have hardware for the top level so far. Ill get them all eventually.
@ nice can’t wait to see it going up keep up the good work !!
Rafters is getting close to a roof. Sweet progress.
Thinking about making an "I was a rafter once ... on the Salmon River" but naw. Dumb joke.
look good
Brushless motors don't throw sparks as much as some of the others
Is it high enough off the ground for the rain
How much Total money are you into for lumber?
Your cabin is maid for what?