Spencer, just a suggestion, whenever you’re going to climb the ladder to the roof & carry heavy items up, extend the ladder so that it is about 3 feet higher than the roof. This will allow you to hold onto the ladder and still step onto the roof while carrying the load.
Hi Spencer, nice work. For a DIYer you've taught yourself a lot and much respect to your problem solving attitude. I thought of a couple things that might make your life easier in the future. In times where you have to install a heavy overhead item like that bump out box you could lay 2x4s perpendicular to the box wider than the box and push it up with the load control poles you already have, that way the box won't fall through and the wood should push the edge of the box flush with the ceiling. Next time you need to move lots of stuff onto a higher surface like the roof of the container you could put all your tools and machinery inside the bucket of your tractor and use the hydraulics to lift it to the same height as the roof deck.
The way you transition into your closing music is so smooth. I’ve watched enough videos that I can tell the video is coming to an end when I hear the subtle change. I don’t know if you edit that or not, but it’s a nice touch. Love your videos, good luck with the cabin and feel better!
We’re having a heatwave in the Midwest, a balmy 0 degrees here. Spenser, nothing is easy but you always persevere and create your vision into reality. Looks like a one step forward, two steps back kind of video. Don’t sweat it, it will all work out.
Spencer, next time you are putting a box like that through the roof, weld some tabs to the lowest part of the box. Make the tabs from 1" pieces of angle iron. That makes the tabs "L" shaped and they will not only keep the box from going too far into the hole but give you a little extra to weld to the roof.
I love watching how you guys work and troubleshoot. You always persevere and that’s the goal. When the bump out nearly fell through he could’ve said “my heart stopped!” Because mine did. But also, my butt puckered at the same time. 🤷♀️ Sooo, I think the response was an honest one. 😆 Kensi, during my pregnancies I had to sleep propped up. Developing cough with compromised lung capacity required it. I was blessed to have a very comfortable recliner with my first and a very comfortable sectional with a chaise lounge with the last two. I now have an electrical lift bed that I wish I would’ve had back then. God bless and keep you all!!
That's what I was going to recommend, Kenz sitting/sleeping in a recliner until her cold is gone! And maybe get one of those Vicks humidifiers for night time. You sure don't want bronchitis on top of this illness!! 🤧😫
You guys amaze me every video. Spencer you’re the man to figure it out!! Love your projects and what you come up with. You’re a very smart person and it sure shows. Love you guys, take care and good luck moving forward. 👍👍❤️❤️🎂
Best for your cough and kids can take it too is chop up an onion and add 4 tablespoons honey. Let it stand for a while it will draw a syrup and drink that syrup as cough syrup 3 to 4 times a day. To help when u have a bout of coughing swallow quarter teaspoon coconut oil it soothes the scratch in your throat. Hope u get well soon and nobody else gets sick❤
So last year I called 2023 the year of the Bible. All my children their spouses and my grandchildren received a new Bible. I know they probably had Bibles already but I was making a point and making sure those that might not have one. I pray they use and read them! I had around 20 Bibles I must really be on their list now!
Hey Mackenzie, try boiling some fresh Thyme leaves in a good size pot of water. When the water takes on the color of the leaves (greenish-brown - takes about 45 mins), put a load of honey into a Thermos and strain the Thyme water into the thermos. Drink sips throughout the day - this stuff is magical. My local Wholefoods and even Publix has the fresh Thyme. Give it a try - all my friends love it!
Thanks for the advice. I'm a Fan of the Channel and I very much appreciate great ideas. I'm going to follow your instructions to the letter and I hope Mackenzie does the same...
you got the roof bump boxes welded into place, great work Spencer, Cam and Beau are great kids and Mckenzie is a great videographer and editor. have a wonderful week
Spenser, I apologize for having so little faith in you. I just knew that steel box was going through the window, but you made it up without a scratch!! I’m so sorry you have to move that wire, because that is some precision zip tying you have to undo! Major bummer!! Kenzie, excellent filming and editing and everything you do as a mom, as always! You rock! Love to your family, from Oregon ♥️ Jess
Spencer, use your tractor to lift up your heavy items....then climb up and simply pick them up! This could also lift up your generator too...to the level you find more adaptable. Use your pallet forks and even an empty pallet if needed. Nice job, just make things easy for yourself and use your hydraulics whenever you can! 🙂
First of all this old man loves my little family that's not really my family ❤. Next I'm 65 years old and welded most of my life. And Spencer I've got to say. You really impress me with that flux core welding. If course that shouldn't surprise me because you both just keep amazing me. Thanks again for letting a old man tag along ❤😊
Kenzie... chop up an onion, put it in a gallon zip lock bag, put your foot in the bag with the onion, zip it tight around your leg (as tight as it will go). Then throw on some socks to keep the baggies on your feet, then go to bed... I was told about this to help with coughs and it works so well!! It sounds kinda dumb, I know... but it works. Hopefully you can get some relief soon. Works for children too, if they need relief.
Spencer, why not use the front end loader on your tractor to place all that stuff and then just lift it up to the top of the roof. Remember, work smarter and not harder. ✌️😎
Me thinking I'd have taken some 2x4's and put them under the openings to set the boxes on and used the braces to hold the 2x4's against the inside of the roof. Just don't want to see you guys get hurt doing these "sketchy" projects. 😉
I recently learned a zip tie hack--flatten a nail tip that will result in the same width as the zip tie slot and you can loosen the tie and slip it out. No more unnecessary waste of zip ties!
Next time install some wood cross bracing, mounted to the top of your wall framing. Allow that box to sit on it securely. Unscrew it when ur done. You catch that thing in your dome.... game over.
Brilliant cough remedy ever. Chop a red onion into a Mason jar. Pour 100% organic or raw honey onto the onions till covered. Let it sit overnight to draw the liquid out of the onions. Have a table spoon 3 times a day. Keeps in the fridge for about 2 weeks.
The 'pucker factor' is always real when you're doing something new and trying to figure it out on the fly. Spencer always pulls through and makes it happen. Your calm and methodical approach to problem solving provides the time and mental space to make it happen. Great job, Spencer!
I heard the chicken clucking at about @8:45 and thought, "That was a well timed click." Then I remembered that you two don't have any chickens and laughed out loud! Well done editing that could only come from a loving wife! 🐔💜
I'm chuckling over the image of Mackenzie trying all the suggested cures for her cough and imagining the reaction from the children. "Can we try some too, mummy?" Here is an extra suggestion that helps me: a mucus clearance device. You blow into it and it creates gentle pressure vibrations in your lungs. They help remove the irritating mucus. Whatever you try, hopefully you will feel better soon.
In our 50 sq m 1 BR apartment we found it possible to set up temporary sleeping in the DR area. With the sick one sleeping in the DR and the other in the BR, with the door closed, it is possible for both to sleep. The BR also functions as a dinning room or for sitting, or gymnastics.
Place your heart she running into so many issues with this new container but once it’s all done, it’ll be worth it it’s gonna be more beautiful than the other one I think! I just have less space to do what you wanna do that’s the issue but it’s all gonna work out!!❤🎉🎉 sounds like you have bronchitis? McKenzie, do you know if you’re having a boy or a girl? oh my gosh the hole in your roof that you’re doing dear Lord please help him.!!!😮 praying over your roof!❤ bless your heart and your positive attitude is what is going to make all this work in the long run. It’s gonna be all right.❤🎉 I’m excited to see the end results when he gets all this done it’s gonna be beautiful!! spencer, one day at a time!!❤❤
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For someone who works soooooo hard with his hands, Spencer has the most beautiful groomed hands. Hand modeling could be a thing for him. Love your videos!
Again I say that Spencer is the man with a plan and if that one doesn't work out then you come up with a new plan. You are a modern day MacGyver. The kids are precious and they are growing up so fast and there is another one on the way. Thanks again for bringing us along on your adventure and until the video be safe and prosperous.
For coughing - if you can’t use an inhaler to open your air passage way - don’t know if you can take an antihistamine since you’re pregnant because that would help relieve the draining down the back of your throat when you’re laying down - some say eat a couple marshmallows before you go to bed and that’ll stop the coughing. Also good luck. Hope you feel better soon.
Have you thought about adding a piece of 2x2 angle iron in the ceiling from side wall to side wall to support the roof at the AC units? If you had put a hand full of self drilling screws through the AC box from the inside they would keep the box from falling through the hole...once it was tacked in place, just remove the screws and weld the holes shut as you pass by them. Or just screw a piece of angle to each end as a temporary foot to keep it at the height you want and keep it from falling through. Also, not sure how many devices your putting in the electric box at the pocket door, but you have WAY to many cables in that shallow box...put a large 2-gang (or even a 3-gang) box with a blank finish plate on it in the ceiling as a junction box and only take one cable down for each device...you'll be happy you made this change.
Spencer, I feel your pain brother when you was talking about having an extension cord on top and needing it down inside the cabin and then needing it back up on top agen !! I go through the same mess on my projects to. That reminds me Spencer, you've dune alot of cutting metal and I was wandering what kind of cutting wheels you've found that last the longest ? I'm getting ready to build a shop out of steel and I'm looking for cutting wheels that don't whear out so fast. I could use your advice. And McKinsey, did I miss something? I thought I saw Cam wearing glasses also I love the music you put on your videos and I know it would be extra work but it would be nice if we could know how to look up the music you use on the videos. Love it. Give Beau and Cam a big hug for me and tell Bear and Io I said Hi. God bless you all.
Probably won’t be a popular opinion, but all this work for the multitude of bump outs and customizations is really showing the limitations of using a shipping container for this purpose.
Looks great. You do really move work. Hmm, have you considered just temporarily welding metal tabs around the opening that would keep the box from falling in and allow it to line up perfect with the metal roof. Then just drop the box into the hold and weld enough of it in place to secure. Then inside and cut away the metal tabs. Then finish off the welding above. A lot easier than the floor to ceiling braces.
Spencer, you are freaking amazing!! I'm blown away by your skills, your creativity and attention to detail, but most importantly, I'm blown away by the fact that you're doing all this practically by yourself!👏👏👏💞
well, it is soo darn hard that we always see the history... I would have loved to scream out: Make the switch to be an - What we call "outside placed" (I am a swede, with our building terms and traditions). We often go to breakers sitting on the surface of the wall, especially when doing fixer-upper builds, where the place in the walls is scarce.... Forgot to tell I so much admire and envy your welding skills - and I have seen them growing, this is so nice.....
I've been watching y'all for years. You really have the best show out there. I look forward to each video that y'all put out and I always get sad when it's over. Keep up the good work!
Try eating marshmallows for your cough! My mom had lung cancer and her oncologist told her to eat a handful of marshmallows if she had a coughing fit. Something with the coating of the marshmallow coats your throat -better than honey. It works too! Hope you feel better!
Remedy For Your Cough, Both Me And My Husband Had This Cough For Over A Month, Nightime Was Worse, Smash A Ripe Ripe Banana And Put In Pot, Turn On Med/Low Then Add One Cup Of Water, Do Not Let It Boil, Stir For About 5 Mintues, Take Of Heat, Put A Hand Strainer On Your Cup And Pour The Syrup Like In Your Cup, Add Tsp Honey And This Will Really Help You!
As I stated before, 35 yr. member of union iromworkers. If you had a piece of 2X2X1/4 " angle iron and placed it between the roof joist under the jack, that would have leveled out the roof for you to weld in the new roof poop up without the flex since you already have the jacks. Same for the sides. Dont't go lower than 1/4 " thickness, to much flex. 3X3X1/4" gives more play room for the jack stand. We are only talking like 3 feet Max anyway. Something you can use over and over again, even if you have to just tack them up. Matabo them off. Buy the way, why are you not using a Matabo as your cutting tool. All we every use in ironwork, smaller, will hold a 6 inch blade and you can cut smaller circles with it. Not as cumbersome as the big grinder you have and a lot lighter. I have one at home and would not use anything but a Matabo. FYI !!!!
Glad to see you switched to a Miller wire welder for flux-core. As a union ironworker, the only welders we used were Miller or Lincoln welders. So much smother.
Spencer, you have certainly come a long way, and have added so much to your skillset. Just imagine how much those skills are actually worth!!! Great job!!! 😊
The best way to dress is in layers in the winter... You can save energy by keeping it cooler inside, and add or remove layers as you work and get hot, or add a layer as you sit and get colder. It beats being uncomfortable or trying to stay comfortable with a thermostat. Older military cargo planes have miles of unused wire in them, because when we wired a new system, we just cut the old wires if we couldn't use them and ran the new wire. Saved time, and often removing the old wire was impossible without major modifications. (I'm suggesting leaving the old wire alone and run the new one.)
I enjoy hot water with lime, honey and ginger for any cough or sniffle. I usually slice the fresh ginger in my hot pot coffee press, then after it steeps, pour it in my cup with fresh squeezed lime and honey. Great for sore throats too. I also use menthol rub on my chest, sore muscles, nose, etc.. love the stuff.
Love your channel...been watching since day one. Great seeing the family expand. Name of channel should be Life " just need to make some minor adjustments" Uncontained! LOL. Love the reality of the reality!
1:40 Dr. Oz had an episode discussing Neti Pots (nasal & sinus irrigation with saline solution or probiotics) and I tried it with just a sport water bottle. I'm not offering medical advice, just passing on advice from an actual Dr. I learned it from, and it works great!! It's weird at first, to be sure, but oh, so worth it, and there's no harm as it's like swimming in the ocean. My dentist always had us swish with salt water too, after dental work, because it's so healing. Especially when preggers! Also, they sell foam wedges (recliner works too) to keep your head elevated while you sleep.
Neti-pots are awesome! Since I started using them, I haven’t had a sinus infection in years. My seasonal allergies and colds almost always turned into sinus infections before. I start out with the neti pot when I first feel it coming on to rinse my throat, then once it gets into my nasal area, I switch to the squirt bottle. I also found that if I squirt it up there, then bend over and put my head between my legs for about 30 seconds, then slowly stand back up straight, and blow it out, it clears out my upper sinus cavities which is where I always got infections.
Spencer, I have seen you climb that ladder so many times and each time I ask myself, "why doesn't he extend the ladder higher and make it easier on himself?" Seriously, extend the ladder a few more rungs. This is easier and safer. It gives you something to hold on to getting on and off the roof.
One thing to consider at this stage of the build, security. Build a shutter system to secure your windows from vandalism and entry by building boxes similar to the boxes on the roof. Make them removable for when you are there and then locked down when not. May find some ideas from hurricane country on how they protect from damage and looting. Love the build.
Kenzie is showing a lot more now. Build a tall 4 to 6ft table for the welder, or get a 10 to 15 ft hd welder extension cable. At least the two a/c bumps are installed before the rain.
I just decided what you two builders need . You need one or two thousand "Lego Blocks" . That will be sooooo much fun . You can make a scale model of your farm and then put the whole thing inside a nice clear plastic case . That will look so neet !
Spencer, just a suggestion, whenever you’re going to climb the ladder to the roof & carry heavy items up, extend the ladder so that it is about 3 feet higher than the roof. This will allow you to hold onto the ladder and still step onto the roof while carrying the load.
Yes, then he will also be OSHA approved…
@@leroysmith8203He doesn't need to be OSHA Compliant because he is a home owner working on his own property.
It's a good idea for safe navigation and control on a worksite. F OSHA. Safety is not a bad idea, just because it's safe.
I would move the ladder away from the window
Spencer lives on the edge...safety third! 😂😂😂
Bless Kenzie...She even manages to be funny and smiley when shes feeling crappy.....Great job Guys.
Sure do enjoy watching you, the kids, and the work. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
I'm looking forward to you guys getting a gigantic garden going. Perhaps even a large greenhouse to become food independent.
Hi Spencer, nice work. For a DIYer you've taught yourself a lot and much respect to your problem solving attitude. I thought of a couple things that might make your life easier in the future. In times where you have to install a heavy overhead item like that bump out box you could lay 2x4s perpendicular to the box wider than the box and push it up with the load control poles you already have, that way the box won't fall through and the wood should push the edge of the box flush with the ceiling. Next time you need to move lots of stuff onto a higher surface like the roof of the container you could put all your tools and machinery inside the bucket of your tractor and use the hydraulics to lift it to the same height as the roof deck.
Great idea IF the tractor isn't still at the mountain property.
The way you transition into your closing music is so smooth. I’ve watched enough videos that I can tell the video is coming to an end when I hear the subtle change. I don’t know if you edit that or not, but it’s a nice touch. Love your videos, good luck with the cabin and feel better!
Yes, that music at the end always makes me think Nooo, not already. 😂
Way to go Spencer. Just shows what hard work can achieve. A great example to your children….soon to be three.
We’re having a heatwave in the Midwest, a balmy 0 degrees here. Spenser, nothing is easy but you always persevere and create your vision into reality. Looks like a one step forward, two steps back kind of video. Don’t sweat it, it will all work out.
Great Job Guys! Love to see how nothing stops you two. Keep up the awesome work. God Bless you, your family and all who support you.
Your problem solving is really good and it shows in your work. Will look really good when you get done.
Amazingly patient, and hard-working man. Salute.
Spencer, next time you are putting a box like that through the roof, weld some tabs to the lowest part of the box. Make the tabs from 1" pieces of angle iron. That makes the tabs "L" shaped and they will not only keep the box from going too far into the hole but give you a little extra to weld to the roof.
I love watching how you guys work and troubleshoot. You always persevere and that’s the goal. When the bump out nearly fell through he could’ve said “my heart stopped!” Because mine did. But also, my butt puckered at the same time. 🤷♀️ Sooo, I think the response was an honest one. 😆
Kensi, during my pregnancies I had to sleep propped up. Developing cough with compromised lung capacity required it. I was blessed to have a very comfortable recliner with my first and a very comfortable sectional with a chaise lounge with the last two. I now have an electrical lift bed that I wish I would’ve had back then. God bless and keep you all!!
But it's a "family" channel.. Now I can hear the kids repeating that.. not actually knowing what it means.. lol..
That's what I was going to recommend, Kenz sitting/sleeping in a recliner until her cold is gone! And maybe get one of those Vicks humidifiers for night time. You sure don't want bronchitis on top of this illness!! 🤧😫
When I had a cold, lying down my sinuses would drip into my throat and cause me to cough. Put extra pillows behind me to prop me up. No more cough.
You guys amaze me every video. Spencer you’re the man to figure it out!! Love your projects and what you come up with. You’re a very smart person and it sure shows. Love you guys, take care and good luck moving forward. 👍👍❤️❤️🎂
Best for your cough and kids can take it too is chop up an onion and add 4 tablespoons honey. Let it stand for a while it will draw a syrup and drink that syrup as cough syrup 3 to 4 times a day. To help when u have a bout of coughing swallow quarter teaspoon coconut oil it soothes the scratch in your throat. Hope u get well soon and nobody else gets sick❤
So last year I called 2023 the year of the Bible. All my children their spouses and my grandchildren received a new Bible. I know they probably had Bibles already but I was making a point and making sure those that might not have one. I pray they use and read them! I had around 20 Bibles I must really be on their list now!
I really look forward to watching your new videos. You kids actually have fun while doing so many serious projects. Blessings,Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸
Hey Mackenzie, try boiling some fresh Thyme leaves in a good size pot of water. When the water takes on the color of the leaves (greenish-brown - takes about 45 mins), put a load of honey into a Thermos and strain the Thyme water into the thermos.
Drink sips throughout the day - this stuff is magical. My local Wholefoods and even Publix has the fresh Thyme. Give it a try - all my friends love it!
Thanks for the advice. I'm a Fan of the Channel and I very much appreciate great ideas. I'm going to follow your instructions to the letter and I hope Mackenzie does the same...
The music at the end of the videos is so unique but most times it feels like it comes too soon as you’re still enjoying the video. ❤️❤️
Oh my goodness, Cam and Beau are so stinking cute! Cam rocks those safety glasses!
you got the roof bump boxes welded into place, great work Spencer, Cam and Beau are great kids and Mckenzie is a great videographer and editor. have a wonderful week
Spenser, I apologize for having so little faith in you. I just knew that steel box was going through the window, but you made it up without a scratch!! I’m so sorry you have to move that wire, because that is some precision zip tying you have to undo! Major bummer!! Kenzie, excellent filming and editing and everything you do as a mom, as always! You rock! Love to your family, from Oregon ♥️ Jess
Spencer, use your tractor to lift up your heavy items....then climb up and simply pick them up! This could also lift up your generator too...to the level you find more adaptable. Use your pallet forks and even an empty pallet if needed. Nice job, just make things easy for yourself and use your hydraulics whenever you can! 🙂
@@Sebastian-xv1qdCame to write the same thing.
Every project has a hick-up. Don't worry. There will be more. Looking good so far. See you next time. Hope you all get well soon. Stay warm.
Looking good so far Spencer, keep up the good work. Always good to see the family involved.
First of all this old man loves my little family that's not really my family ❤. Next I'm 65 years old and welded most of my life. And Spencer I've got to say. You really impress me with that flux core welding. If course that shouldn't surprise me because you both just keep amazing me. Thanks again for letting a old man tag along ❤😊
yes i was shock myself on how much he knows about welding this channel my favorite family channel keeping fingers cross for another Mama's Boy soon
It's great to have you guys. I love watching you. Happy new year to you both and your beautiful children ❤
Thank you friends, doing great! 👍
Kenzie... chop up an onion, put it in a gallon zip lock bag, put your foot in the bag with the onion, zip it tight around your leg (as tight as it will go). Then throw on some socks to keep the baggies on your feet, then go to bed... I was told about this to help with coughs and it works so well!! It sounds kinda dumb, I know... but it works. Hopefully you can get some relief soon. Works for children too, if they need relief.
We always put Vicks vapor rub on the bottom of our feet, then socks. Also works pretty good
We used gauze, then Sarah wrap.
Great tip!
@@TheSkeetergirlis Sarah wrap a plastic wrap that sticks together, or something else?
With the other half of the onion, place it in an open bowl beside your bed. It will also draw out the toxins and cold/virus.
Thank you all for showing the mistakes! We all make them and it is just part of the process. Keep up the great work!
Nice picture of Orion constellation at the end. Clear skies!
You do such a good job putting videos together. I always enjoy watching.
You two are Adorable! You have a wonderful family! It is something for a lot of people to look forward and Hope For!
Spencer, why not use the front end loader on your tractor to place all that stuff and then just lift it up to the top of the roof. Remember, work smarter and not harder. ✌️😎
You right
Perhaps up the mountain still?
I think the tractor is still at the mountain property.
Me thinking I'd have taken some 2x4's and put them under the openings to set the boxes on and used the braces to hold the 2x4's against the inside of the roof. Just don't want to see you guys get hurt doing these "sketchy" projects. 😉
Your kids are sweet, your container is looking good.
I recently learned a zip tie hack--flatten a nail tip that will result in the same width as the zip tie slot and you can loosen the tie and slip it out. No more unnecessary waste of zip ties!
Awesome job Spencer!!! U guys r doing a wonderful job!!!!
Good job Spencer! Hardest working man on UA-cam!!! Best wishes to you all!
Next time install some wood cross bracing, mounted to the top of your wall framing. Allow that box to sit on it securely. Unscrew it when ur done. You catch that thing in your dome.... game over.
Brilliant cough remedy ever. Chop a red onion into a Mason jar. Pour 100% organic or raw honey onto the onions till covered. Let it sit overnight to draw the liquid out of the onions. Have a table spoon 3 times a day. Keeps in the fridge for about 2 weeks.
My thoughts as well! ❤
The 'pucker factor' is always real when you're doing something new and trying to figure it out on the fly. Spencer always pulls through and makes it happen. Your calm and methodical approach to problem solving provides the time and mental space to make it happen. Great job, Spencer!
I heard the chicken clucking at about @8:45 and thought, "That was a well timed click." Then I remembered that you two don't have any chickens and laughed out loud! Well done editing that could only come from a loving wife!
🐔💜
I'm chuckling over the image of Mackenzie trying all the suggested cures for her cough and imagining the reaction from the children. "Can we try some too, mummy?" Here is an extra suggestion that helps me: a mucus clearance device. You blow into it and it creates gentle pressure vibrations in your lungs. They help remove the irritating mucus.
Whatever you try, hopefully you will feel better soon.
In our 50 sq m 1 BR apartment we found it possible to set up temporary sleeping in the DR area. With the sick one sleeping in the DR and the other in the BR, with the door closed, it is possible for both to sleep. The BR also functions as a dinning room or for sitting, or gymnastics.
Place your heart she running into so many issues with this new container but once it’s all done, it’ll be worth it it’s gonna be more beautiful than the other one I think! I just have less space to do what you wanna do that’s the issue but it’s all gonna work out!!❤🎉🎉 sounds like you have bronchitis? McKenzie, do you know if you’re having a boy or a girl? oh my gosh the hole in your roof that you’re doing dear Lord please help him.!!!😮 praying over your roof!❤ bless your heart and your positive attitude is what is going to make all this work in the long run. It’s gonna be all right.❤🎉 I’m excited to see the end results when he gets all this done it’s gonna be beautiful!! spencer, one day at a time!!❤❤
2 boards under the metal box - jack the boards up...
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I still have to say after all these years how much I appreciate the chicken sound effects. Classic.
Life has been pretty contained for me, since it has been -10 outside.
Same here and today we woke up to an inch of ice covering everything. Grateful to be retired but going stir crazy 😜 Stay safe and warm 👍
Me, too! But I don't mind staying in.
-10 is not so bad. Come to Wyoming and we can give you -30 to play in......
@@extremelydave Give me NW Missouri over anywhere-Wyoming every day of the week.
For someone who works soooooo hard with his hands, Spencer has the most beautiful groomed hands. Hand modeling could be a thing for him. Love your videos!
Again I say that Spencer is the man with a plan and if that one doesn't work out then you come up with a new plan. You are a modern day MacGyver. The kids are precious and they are growing up so fast and there is another one on the way. Thanks again for bringing us along on your adventure and until the video be safe and prosperous.
For coughing - if you can’t use an inhaler to open your air passage way - don’t know if you can take an antihistamine since you’re pregnant because that would help relieve the draining down the back of your throat when you’re laying down - some say eat a couple marshmallows before you go to bed and that’ll stop the coughing. Also good luck. Hope you feel better soon.
Spencer your abilities and talents are truly a blessing to your family. Bles you all❤
I would hang the drywall but not mud it until the cabin is in place. I'm guessing a lot of joints will crack during transport. Looking good.
Have you thought about adding a piece of 2x2 angle iron in the ceiling from side wall to side wall to support the roof at the AC units?
If you had put a hand full of self drilling screws through the AC box from the inside they would keep the box from falling through the hole...once it was tacked in place, just remove the screws and weld the holes shut as you pass by them. Or just screw a piece of angle to each end as a temporary foot to keep it at the height you want and keep it from falling through.
Also, not sure how many devices your putting in the electric box at the pocket door, but you have WAY to many cables in that shallow box...put a large 2-gang (or even a 3-gang) box with a blank finish plate on it in the ceiling as a junction box and only take one cable down for each device...you'll be happy you made this change.
Just love to see how you put everything together. Job well done. So excited to see the next move on project.
My compliments to whoever does the editing and sound engineering. Nice job.
Wardrobe changes!!! Strut your stuff Spenser!!😂😂😂 mmmmm muscles. 💪🏻 ❤😂 you two are so cute! Love the humor!!!
Spencer, I feel your pain brother when you was talking about having an extension cord on top and needing it down inside the cabin and then needing it back up on top agen !! I go through the same mess on my projects to. That reminds me Spencer, you've dune alot of cutting metal and I was wandering what kind of cutting wheels you've found that last the longest ? I'm getting ready to build a shop out of steel and I'm looking for cutting wheels that don't whear out so fast. I could use your advice. And McKinsey, did I miss something? I thought I saw Cam wearing glasses also I love the music you put on your videos and I know it would be extra work but it would be nice if we could know how to look up the music you use on the videos. Love it. Give Beau and Cam a big hug for me and tell Bear and Io I said Hi. God bless you all.
Spencer, How about using your tractor to put the 50lbs of stuff up by the roof.. You doing a Great journey.
Those Mom and Dad jokes are piling up ! Lol. Thanks for sharing you're beautiful smiles with us !!! 😊
Probably won’t be a popular opinion, but all this work for the multitude of bump outs and customizations is really showing the limitations of using a shipping container for this purpose.
I would have installed min-split heat pumps that only require a pass through hole for the lines and cables and the indoor units can go on any wall.
Looks great. You do really move work. Hmm, have you considered just temporarily welding metal tabs around the opening that would keep the box from falling in and allow it to line up perfect with the metal roof. Then just drop the box into the hold and weld enough of it in place to secure. Then inside and cut away the metal tabs. Then finish off the welding above. A lot easier than the floor to ceiling braces.
Maybe you should have taken your tractor forklift with a pallet and all your stuff and put it up there, just a suggestion from a fan!
Spencer, you are freaking amazing!! I'm blown away by your skills, your creativity and attention to detail, but most importantly, I'm blown away by the fact that you're doing all this practically by yourself!👏👏👏💞
Hope you are on the mend Kenzie. And you and your family are 'weathering' the horrible weather down there!
well, it is soo darn hard that we always see the history... I would have loved to scream out: Make the switch to be an - What we call "outside placed" (I am a swede, with our building terms and traditions). We often go to breakers sitting on the surface of the wall, especially when doing fixer-upper builds, where the place in the walls is scarce.... Forgot to tell I so much admire and envy your welding skills - and I have seen them growing, this is so nice.....
Good job cutting holes for sunroof and air conditioner.
Spencer is so tenacious and remains positive ✨️ 💖 for the camera. Love your family and the willingness to share ❤️
That would be a perfect picture of mama and her children by the tree like that!!!
I've been watching y'all for years. You really have the best show out there. I look forward to each video that y'all put out and I always get sad when it's over. Keep up the good work!
It's coming together beautifully! Keep up the hard work 💪
Just a thought. For future welder use you can put the old wire onto the new welder.
Try eating marshmallows for your cough! My mom had lung cancer and her oncologist told her to eat a handful of marshmallows if she had a coughing fit. Something with the coating of the marshmallow coats your throat -better than honey. It works too! Hope you feel better!
Only geniuses can detect the problems and fix them you are the one😅😊💜
Remedy For Your Cough, Both Me And My Husband Had This Cough For Over A Month, Nightime Was Worse, Smash A Ripe Ripe Banana And Put In Pot, Turn On Med/Low Then Add One Cup Of Water, Do Not Let It Boil, Stir For About 5 Mintues, Take Of Heat, Put A Hand Strainer On Your Cup And Pour The Syrup Like In Your Cup, Add Tsp Honey And This Will Really Help You!
Awesome and outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
As I stated before, 35 yr. member of union iromworkers. If you had a piece of 2X2X1/4 " angle iron and placed it between the roof joist under the jack, that would have leveled out the roof for you to weld in the new roof poop up without the flex since you already have the jacks. Same for the sides. Dont't go lower than 1/4 " thickness, to much flex. 3X3X1/4" gives more play room for the jack stand. We are only talking like 3 feet Max anyway. Something you can use over and over again, even if you have to just tack them up. Matabo them off. Buy the way, why are you not using a Matabo as your cutting tool. All we every use in ironwork, smaller, will hold a 6 inch blade and you can cut smaller circles with it. Not as cumbersome as the big grinder you have and a lot lighter. I have one at home and would not use anything but a Matabo. FYI !!!!
Glad to see you switched to a Miller wire welder for flux-core. As a union ironworker, the only welders we used were Miller or Lincoln welders. So much smother.
Love you guys. Thanks for sharing.
I only wish the videos were longer and more frequent 😅 you guys are amazing, wishing you all the barakah!
Looks like fun. Makes me want to do a container build!
Spencer, you have certainly come a long way, and have added so much to your skillset. Just imagine how much those skills are actually worth!!! Great job!!! 😊
Kenzie, I agree with Spencer 🤷♀️ No better explanation that a puckered butt 👍😂. Oops than a puckered butt 😂 Great job Spencer 💕
The best way to dress is in layers in the winter... You can save energy by keeping it cooler inside, and add or remove layers as you work and get hot, or add a layer as you sit and get colder. It beats being uncomfortable or trying to stay comfortable with a thermostat. Older military cargo planes have miles of unused wire in them, because when we wired a new system, we just cut the old wires if we couldn't use them and ran the new wire. Saved time, and often removing the old wire was impossible without major modifications. (I'm suggesting leaving the old wire alone and run the new one.)
Wishing a hard hat for you every time you’re working with heavy objects above your head. Good thing you have luck and talent both.
I wish I was as strong and brave as Spencer ! Great job again !
Great job spencer the kids are getting so big
All I can say is, you're very brave. Cutting holes in container ceilings would make me crazy!
I enjoy hot water with lime, honey and ginger for any cough or sniffle. I usually slice the fresh ginger in my hot pot coffee press, then after it steeps, pour it in my cup with fresh squeezed lime and honey. Great for sore throats too. I also use menthol rub on my chest, sore muscles, nose, etc.. love the stuff.
Love your channel...been watching since day one. Great seeing the family expand. Name of channel should be Life " just need to make some minor adjustments" Uncontained! LOL. Love the reality of the reality!
1:40 Dr. Oz had an episode discussing Neti Pots (nasal & sinus irrigation with saline solution or probiotics) and I tried it with just a sport water bottle. I'm not offering medical advice, just passing on advice from an actual Dr. I learned it from, and it works great!! It's weird at first, to be sure, but oh, so worth it, and there's no harm as it's like swimming in the ocean. My dentist always had us swish with salt water too, after dental work, because it's so healing. Especially when preggers! Also, they sell foam wedges (recliner works too) to keep your head elevated while you sleep.
Neti-pots are awesome! Since I started using them, I haven’t had a sinus infection in years. My seasonal allergies and colds almost always turned into sinus infections before. I start out with the neti pot when I first feel it coming on to rinse my throat, then once it gets into my nasal area, I switch to the squirt bottle. I also found that if I squirt it up there, then bend over and put my head between my legs for about 30 seconds, then slowly stand back up straight, and blow it out, it clears out my upper sinus cavities which is where I always got infections.
Good I love these guys they literally helps my PTSD 🙏
Spencer, I have seen you climb that ladder so many times and each time I ask myself, "why doesn't he extend the ladder higher and make it easier on himself?" Seriously, extend the ladder a few more rungs. This is easier and safer. It gives you something to hold on to getting on and off the roof.
One thing to consider at this stage of the build, security. Build a shutter system to secure your windows from vandalism and entry by building boxes similar to the boxes on the roof. Make them removable for when you are there and then locked down when not. May find some ideas from hurricane country on how they protect from damage and looting. Love the build.
Hey when is the baby going to arrive? Do we know if it’s a girl or boy yet? Can’t wait to see the little one your kids are so adorable!👍😎❤️
Nice job on the AC bunks .
might be better to add a junction box and run the shorter piece to it then add the needed wire to the fan....
Yes! That would save time and be easier to do.
Kenzie is showing a lot more now. Build a tall 4 to 6ft table for the welder, or get a 10 to 15 ft hd welder extension cable. At least the two a/c bumps are installed before the rain.
I just decided what you two builders need . You need one or two thousand "Lego Blocks" . That will be sooooo much fun . You can make a scale model of your farm and then put the whole thing inside a nice clear plastic case . That will look so neet !
Thanks friends for the new episode the RV work update.👍