The finishing touches made this part look so clean and easy. You all have done a terrific job. Wouldn't want to work in the cold, but someone has to finish the job. Days are shorter too due to the time change. I have faith in you to get it done.
Thanks so much! Cooler weather is actually great to work in, freezing cold not so much!!! And yes, no more working after we get home from our jobs…oh well
And it looks even better in person! Those brackets really give that large wall character. Nice to know that the other wall didn't take as many days to complete.
Renting the manlift was the smartest thing you did. People tend to focus on the money part of things. There is no dollar sign that can be placed on working safe, semicomfortable, and efficient. Its done. It looks great! Everyone is healthy. Memories were made. What's next. Great job on the editing. But not only the editing. The complete presentation. Awesome work! I thought it would be easy for the semi techy me to make a few videos of me restoring my truck. Nope! Definitely not easy and very time-consuming. Looking forward to your next video. 🍻✌️
Wow! It looks so beautiful! The man lift was totally costly, but safety is priceless. One day that shelter logic should be replaced by a tool shed. Another job added to the list, eh. No pressure, eh. Sorry I'm 🇨🇦. 🙂😀👍👍
T111 tends to do that. Maybe it's already in your plans, but another coat of stain to even out the color followed by some sealer will help a lot. Sealer applies the best with a pump sprayer. Keep up the good work!
Ouch... Budget is not a fixed cost as we have found out. We just realized ourselves that to tie in the appearance we need matching corbels for the deck covering. I just hope this does not impede our progress. We are going to order them tomorrow. Will we ever get things right the first time?
Yes, definitely ouch, but money well spent for the safety and ease of tough to reach areas. Feel you on the corbels… hope they’re not too expensive and come in quickly!
Great progress! It does look like a nomall house indeed 👍👏. I believe that was your goal :-). However, all the bark you left on the short pieces, that's a huge no-no. It's like kindergarten for the wood eating bugs, so you always want to remove all bark on any wood of a house or any woodem structure.
@@CreatingASimplerLifeOffGrid I understand, I didn't know that either, when I started to build our small ranch. Some friends told me while helping me and sure enough, I think under about a quarter of the bark I have removed were already little tunnels and worms. I hope it's better in Adirondacks! Anyway, it's very little work to remove it, so it's always safer to do it in the future.
The finishing touches made this part look so clean and easy. You all have done a terrific job. Wouldn't want to work in the cold, but someone has to finish the job. Days are shorter too due to the time change. I have faith in you to get it done.
Thanks so much! Cooler weather is actually great to work in, freezing cold not so much!!! And yes, no more working after we get home from our jobs…oh well
You guys did great, be proud and a huge Pat on the backs. Looks great…😊
Appreciate that very much!
Kathie you have really conquered your fear of heights, up on the roof, riding the man lift. You and Rich make a great team.
Thanks! Sometimes you just have to do what you have to do whether you like it or not...LOL
Hello you two, the south side of your house has turned out really great, congratulations. Greetings from Berlin
Appreciate that more than you know!
Great job you two!
Thank you so much!
Greeting from LI. The house is looking great! You two are really incredible.
Thank you so much!!!
Looks great.
Thank you :-)
And it looks even better in person! Those brackets really give that large wall character. Nice to know that the other wall didn't take as many days to complete.
Thanks, and thank you and Shelley for all your help too!
🎉Firsties🎉 Nooice! 😎 STOC
We're glad you like it! 😎
Rich - Pole Dancer.
Dont ask me about the one in New Orleans I woke up with 😂
LOL!
Slow is safe and done!
Thanks, couldn't agree more!
very nice
Appreciate that!
I love the longer videos, and the homestead is looking amazing!
Appreciate that!
The wall turned out great. Nice tedious job folks. You're getting there. Should be an enjoyable winter!
Thank you!
It looks amazing, all your hard work is paying off guys.
We really appreciate it!
Renting the manlift was the smartest thing you did. People tend to focus on the money part of things. There is no dollar sign that can be placed on working safe, semicomfortable, and efficient. Its done. It looks great! Everyone is healthy. Memories were made. What's next.
Great job on the editing. But not only the editing. The complete presentation. Awesome work!
I thought it would be easy for the semi techy me to make a few videos of me restoring my truck. Nope! Definitely not easy and very time-consuming. Looking forward to your next video. 🍻✌️
Appreciate that very much. Definitely no regrets. Sorry you had a tough time with editing… sometimes it’s literally excruciating 😣 lol
The south side looks great 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.
Thanks, We are really happy with how it turned out!
Looks awesome!! Y'all are doing fantastic!!
Blessings ❤
We really appreciate the support, it means a lot! 🙏
Wow! It looks so beautiful! The man lift was totally costly, but safety is priceless. One day that shelter logic should be replaced by a tool shed. Another job added to the list, eh. No pressure, eh. Sorry I'm 🇨🇦. 🙂😀👍👍
Thank you. And yes, we have plans to do something with the shelter logic at some point....LOL
You folks do first class vids - thank you for sharing :)
Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoy them 👍
It is looking so good!
Thank you so much!
Wow!! Very impressive!
Thank you! It was a lot of work but sooo worth it :-)
Great Progress 😊
We appreciate you watching 😊
Looks good Rich.
Thanks 👍
Looks great!
Thanks, it took a little longer than expected but we are happy!
T111 tends to do that. Maybe it's already in your plans, but another coat of stain to even out the color followed by some sealer will help a lot. Sealer applies the best with a pump sprayer. Keep up the good work!
You’re right, that’s the plan! And good tip on the sealer, hadn't thought of that.
👍👍 Looks really nice!
Thanks so much!
Ouch... Budget is not a fixed cost as we have found out. We just realized ourselves that to tie in the appearance we need matching corbels for the deck covering. I just hope this does not impede our progress. We are going to order them tomorrow. Will we ever get things right the first time?
Yes, definitely ouch, but money well spent for the safety and ease of tough to reach areas. Feel you on the corbels… hope they’re not too expensive and come in quickly!
Great progress! It does look like a nomall house indeed 👍👏. I believe that was your goal :-). However, all the bark you left on the short pieces, that's a huge no-no. It's like kindergarten for the wood eating bugs, so you always want to remove all bark on any wood of a house or any woodem structure.
Thanks, and we had no idea but it's too late now. Hopefully it won't be too much of a problem.
@@CreatingASimplerLifeOffGrid I understand, I didn't know that either, when I started to build our small ranch. Some friends told me while helping me and sure enough, I think under about a quarter of the bark I have removed were already little tunnels and worms. I hope it's better in Adirondacks! Anyway, it's very little work to remove it, so it's always safer to do it in the future.