I Used Corrugated Tin For Siding And Move In Date!!!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Finished the Tin siding, Checklist and move in date.
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WOW Look at what you have created, a beautiful home for your family. Your kids are going to look back this and remember how tough it was, how much effort this requires and be totally in awe. Proud to see how this has all worked out, I am in AWE
Made your own sheepskin jacket...is there ANYTHING that you can't do??????LOL!
NOTHING,LOL
Yes I'm pretty sure he is unable to do can't
All of you are as capable as you let yourself be 😉
Only takes a day of studying to learn a trade/skill these days. The internet is amazing.
#FakeItTillYouMakeIt
Yes Mike Thrapp, You can learn a skill and part of a trade in a day of studying, but you cannot learn a whole Trade in one day. I spent 5 years as an Apprentice Electrician and 23 years in the Electrical Trade and I still will never know everything. Residential is only a small fraction of the work we learn and do as an Electrician, and by far the easiest, there is so much more. And most other Trades work the same way. Yes, I use UA-cam myself to learn skills, but I always try to stay humble and remember that I am only a Professional when it comes to the Electrical Trade. No matter how much studying I do on the internet, I will only be a Handyman at best, at those other skills. I have also learned a lot from working side by side with other Trades people. Learn all you can from the internet, but make sure it is taught by professionals if you can. I have learned a lot about plumbing from this channel, but I would never ever claim to have learned the whole trade. I have learned a small amount of Plumbing skills from a professional Plumber. Learn all you can, but remain humble
This channel is authentic "Americana". I am glad you did not go the Hollywood route. They would have ruined it for ratings.
Couldn't agree with you more. :)
I love the tin too. I hope the addition roof holds the snow that will shed from the main house, it doesn't look like it has much pitch. Amazing job,great video ,all around a great series for me and my kids to watch.Thank you.
I thought adding the tin was a make do project, compared to adding stone. But it looks much better than I thought it would ,and it is at least as protective as adding a stone veneer. If it works for protecting the lower part of your home walls you win! If you can decide to go with stone later you so are covered both ways. I'm glad you got the driveway squared away that will make life much easier for you and the family. The water well and tank seems to be working okay. It will be interesting to see the water heater install and see how you deal with hot water and the power demands of a dryer in winter. Not being a troll, as washing clothes and drying them is always a challenge in winter when you are off grid!
The galvanised tin siding looks great, as does the whole house. Brilliant job.
Love that you have put your own look to the house - we do whole house's here in New Zealand in iron in all colours with the iron running up and down or sideways - I am sure Cedar and the family are looking forward to living in the new home
My husband made the kitchen and bathroom cupboards in our 2 story house in the back of our shop and he inlaid the tin into the doors ...when we moved to Wyoming I wanted the inside of the house rustic like it had been there 100 years, I think he achieved that goal
Great work! Moving in Spring is exciting! I agree giving yourself a deadline is the only way to achieve a goal. Speaking from experience, just don't move too soon. Finish trim, closets, flooring, etc is no big deal but the kitchen and bathroom must be finished to every last detail for a busy household or you'll be miserable.
I watch alot of YT videos, and I do it at 1.5x or 2x speed mostly. Your videos, I watch at 1x speed because of how calming it is to watch!
Thanks!
I have admit I thought the tin was gonna look like crap. But I like it as much as you do. Well done.
Very nice looking decor...for OUTSIDE looks modern
I bot one of those incliners at "relax the back" you should sell them on your channel. I had a terrible siatica pinched nerve, from falling on my roller skates. The first time I used the incline, in 20 minutes,, the year long pain was gone, forever. You are in such good shape, because when you speed up your video, you do a full cardio routine...for the 8 hours you are working.Yoga along with the inversion helps streach the kinks. You are amazing. Take care. Your wife and family are really blessed to have you. A perfect man. God bless you.
I love the way the tin looks now that you have it finished. It
would look really nice if you made some window boxes for the lower windows, fill them with some insect repelling plants and some bright red geraniums.
I'm sure you've got some old farm/barn tools that could be recycled into some planters to add around the house, too, fill them with herbs that will be handy when you're cooking. Maybe the kiddos could make these for their Mom for Mother's Day.
Love watching your changes every week, wow, you'll be moving in soon!
Thank you!
Thankful that you'll be able to work inside in the heat instead of outside in the freezing cold! Excited for you and your family
The Corrugated Tin Siding looks great. It gives it that rustic look. Wow, SNOW, while we here in South Africa just had a terrible HEAT WAVE !!
With the area under the porch you could make the top of the tin a shelf for Cedar to put some plants. You could also put some hooks in the underside of the beam for hanging plants. I think the rusted side looks better too.
Your commitment to your family and your dream is outstanding, your kicking butt and handing out names.
Oh man, great timing. I was needing a little pick-me-up.
Great Bob good work happy New year from England .
The metal for a shower stall is a great idea and a time and money saver... I just used rusty metal for a deck skirting and my customers and I love it. Cheers!
Your so well rounded in life ,very nice to see. Tin makes the house pop out for the area the house is sitting. Glad to see a end in site to enjoy your new home.
Siding and trim looks awesome! So glad you have choices for hats and coats.
The tin looks stunning great choice.
I can imagine how much you would get ton with a team of guys. I wished I lived local I would just volunteer to just learn how you do it so I can do it myself. So amazing!
Very nice 👍! Looks like you’re on the home stretch!! Congratulations!! God bless you and your family! Thanks for sharing your awesome videos!!
Have you ever heard of a Thermal Mass Wall? Basically it is brick, stone or even concrete mass behind your wood stove to absorb some of the heat and then radiate it back out during the cooler hours. Since you haven't finished the interior yet, might be something worth looking into. I like the worn side of the tin out also, very good look.
I like that sheep skin coat, looks warm. The house is coming together, looking forward to the inside videos too. The tin looks great with the “dirty” side out. Thanks for sharing
that tin siding is beautiful, I like the partial rust it gives it a good look
As a guy that does big projects both at work and home, it is a great feeling for the end to be in sight! Keep up the good work, and as far as the aesthetics from some of the other comments, if you and Cedar are happy, go with it!
It's really coming together It looks fantastic One helluva job!
I totally agree with you on the tin, rusted side out, it is beautiful. You have done an incredible job and I have thoroughly enjoyed the series.
Yeah --- its the Tin Man strikes again !! Great work, and it looks better than I thought it would - brings an added charm to the place. You are cranking through the projects - blessings and Happy New Year !
Love the look of the partially rusted tin. Looks great!
I am back, Yes I could not go to bed without seeing what you did today . and I do love the Tin Accent , it make the house. and I say this as the wife of a retired Architect.. Great design and workmanship.. Smile. I also think you are going to have one of the best designed home in them dar hills..Smile again..Great Job.. and yes you can overdo . But Tin the bathroom is also a great look. Ninette Bird- The Caribbean Wife..
It's a great built house and to me you did it in record time for being mostly done by one person. As for the tin I'm glad your happy with it but it wouldn't have been my choice. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and video.
I like the rusty tin look better than the cleaner side on the back porch. glad you didn't go the reality TV direction, they would have just focused on all the things that go wrong and disagreements between you and your wife/kids. this is what America needs/wants more of, and not all the name calling from other TV shows. have a great new year while getting your family into the new home.
I didn't think that the tin siding would look all that great, but seeing it like that I really like it now.
Good job. Looks great. I have a neighbor here in Oregon that did the entire back side of her house in corrigated tin siding. I think your mix of wood and the distressed look tin is perfect.
You put the rust into rustic ;). With you doing most of the work by yourself and depending on how you want to finish the house (wood or sheetrock), I can see you finishing by the first of April if you stay at it, and maybe towards the end of April if you do a lot of fine woodworking for the finish. Also have to add in quite a few days for doing the septic system, which I haven't seen you do a video of yet, nor do I know what they make you do for one out there. That becomes a question of when does your ground thaw enough to let you work it correctly; septic systems can be a pain to get just right.
Our septic system is installed below the frost level. The only concern I would have would be water sitting on the leach field and that's not an issue for us.
I'm glad you decided to do the tin. I think it looks [surprisingly] good. I have a back board too, it really helps my back. Excited to see you set a target finish date! Sometime you need to sit down and go over all the challenges you faced and overcame toward this move. God bless you.
Glad Cedar gave you the OK for the tin skirt. I think it looks great.
I really like the tin and I don’t think it will wear out but stone would look nice too! Nice work!
The rust on the tin really compliments the siding color. Nice!
In afew years it 'all look like it been there 50 years. You should pur a link in of the original look you where going for. Truly thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see next year the younger kids sliding down the hill in the snow. And the wood you made from the saw mill and how put it to some of projects.
Yeah, I'm with ya on not overdoing it with the tin throughout the house.
Love the outside of your home looks like it has been there for years. It fits in to the area perfect.
So happy to have stumbled upon your channel. My family is doing the same sort homestead in Alabama. It's so nice to see you work towards your dream, and thank you for sharing.
So now we know..
You go to the ranch to
hang out. 😄😄😄😄😄
Getting closer...👍👍👍
Nice to see a plan coming together. Hang in there.
Love watching your progress. Thank you so much for posting these and letting us in on your journey!
I agree! Lol Man of many trades! And, absolutely, the tin looks great with the rust and weathered areas showing. Looks great!
Love the tin borders and yes it is hard to keep a balance !!! There are so many things made out of tin 😊
I really like the look of the rusted tin on the outside at the bottom of your house. It adds a lot of character and charm. I’m going to have to try this. Have you heard of Darby at Tiny Texas houses? He’s eccentric but a true artist. I visited him once to see some of his techniques. He uses milk paint, walnut oil, tung oil and old wood. He repurposes everything. I also like the idea of the thermal mass wall behind your fireplace suggested by Chris K. In fact, I think I’ll do that, too.
I think you have done a wonderful job building your home. I like the way your siding turned out and best wishes for the new year in your new home.
Will the school for the kids be the same? If not you might want to wait an extra month or two for the school year to end. Excited that you can see the finish line in sight. Thanks for sharing!
Looks great! I wouldn’t build a house in snow county without metal around the bottom!
Yay! Congrats! Its beautiful.
I think the tin looks really great. What people don,t reliaze if wood was all the way down it would constantly get mud splashed all over it when it rains.
Heath, You have a lot to be Proud of, It's a Beautiful home
You can live with the siding and if you really like the tin look on the bottom you do not have to take the boards off just install the tin and frame it over the surface of the existing siding.
Love the tin look.
Looks great brother. I really like it. I’ve got a friend who did his lower portion of the same material and made his decorative shutters out of it. Looks awesome. So awesome someone stole them from the house.
Congrats on setting a goal for finishing. Wishing you well and Happy New year to all of you!
Look's really nice ❗And green shrubs and flowers will set it off perfectly ❗🌳🌹🌲🌼🌳🌸 this spring. .
love the window frames
Those transitions was so smooth
I love the tin! I couldn’t envision it at first but wow! Looks awesome 👏
"Form follows function" old design principle. LOL Looks fantastic!!!
I have the first jacket loved it. But the sheep skin is nice.
Heath, I love the tin! It adds so much character to the house!
Awesome job. Looks great.
Heath the tin makes the house look like it's been the for many years. Happy New Year to you Cedar an the kids.
look's great, best of luck getting in to the house.
Slowly coming together. Looks amazing. I've been here the whole ride. Keep the videos coming. House looks amazing!
I think that your tin looks really good. I enjoy your videos so much.
Thank you!
It's time to start working inside and hold off on the outside projects. I'm behind on all my outside things and in fact gave up on all till spring.
That looks amazing!
The back wall looks great good job the house is looking good
Like the rustic side -- I love it that you say your done outside in the last vlog / / and then this vlog your are back at it! You may not admit it, but you love the outdoors and work!! Happy New Year.
This is true...
the tin is a home-run !!
Suggestion wool socks! Feet and hands (with cutouts). You are right about the tin, enough is good too much is ugly. When the sheet rock is up but not taped and muddled do a walk through with Cedar and maybe Mom. You both are anxious to be there your Mom might spot a needed fix before fixing it becomes a big job.
Looking great!!!
Love the tin, love the rusty patina, but maybe not so much the thought of the tin indoors. Would be really nice as a surround on an outdoor pergola or kitchen/bbq area. I wish we were building our house already. We're super impressed at the amount of work you have completed, especially mostly by yourself. May 2019 bring you closer to your goals. Bless you and your family.
The siding looks great. Happy New Year!
Love the tin hope you and your family have a safe, Blessed and fruitful new year. God bless
The tin does look good with rustic side showing and it ties in nicely with the wood sidings. Happy New Year to you all and all the very best for 2019, love and blessing too :)
wow! that's the exact craftsman saw my Dad had in 1975. Is that a family heirloom or what? That thing will go forever.
Looks great
I would recommend a concrete sidewalk/gutter around the house, later down the line of beyond course.
Looking marvelous!!!!! And a very Happy New Year 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉to all of you.😘😘😘😘
so exciting when you can see the move getting closer!!!!
always forward. congrats on the success! just remember the lining in cans are cheap plastic so be careful cooking directly on a heat source. WE WANT YOU HEALTHY FOR ALL OF 2019!!!
you're right. the tin looks perfect.
The out side looks great nicely done
Great news.... Hapyp New Year to you as well....and to your family. Glad Cedar liked your tin idea...it's really cool and makes your home even more unique.... You've put not only work into your home, but a lot of love !!! Best Wishes for a very HAPPY new year
I bet your family are sure proud of your work sir. A happy, Healthy, safe new year.
A Happy New Year to you and family!
That is really beautiful and I agree the worn side has much more character. Great Choice!
The house is lookin good! Excited to see its further development.
Happy New Year! House is looking awesome! I know it's too soon but look for a UA-cam video of a greenhouse in Minnesota that blows the heat from the top of the house into the ground to heat the ground so it stays warmer over night. God bless!
I really didn't like the tin on the last video but when you turned it around on this side I must say I love it.