Log Cabin Build Part 21, Roof is going on! Tongue and groove ceiling, rafters, fascia, trim, wiring
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Installing tongue and groove ceiling, milling wood for fascia and trim work, cutting and installing the rafters. Finish running the electrical wiring. Full scribe log cabin construction @natureartgirl
I am full of admiration for you two. Your carpentry and attention to detail will make this cabin the best on UA-cam. Keep the great videos coming. Kind regards from Pete in Australia.
Hi Pete! Thanks for the kind words😊
Each video I watch just amazes me…. It’s almost like watching a beautiful love story❤❤. I guess it just goes to show that the American dream is still possible🤔🤔. And the attention to detail is second to none, such wonderful wonderful work you both do !! I am 66 years old and been around construction my whole life and this is absolutely the best !!! May God bless you two 🙏🙏 and keep you safe !! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful build !!!😊
Thank you Bruce for the kind words! A good marriage takes a lot of work😂💕But it’s worth it.
Wow, My best friend, I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊😬
Isn't it amazing how, once the roof goes on and the space is enclosed, the size and scale of what you guys have built becomes so clear? It's looking fantastic already and it will only get progressively better and better as you move onto those finishing touches. And then we can look forward to watching you working on the interior!
You should be justly proud of what you've achieved here and I understand when you look at the cabin and wonder "did we do that" and have to kinda pinch yourselves. But yes, you did it!
Can't wait for the next installment!
Yes Stevan, it seems bigger now. We are pretty happy with how it is turning out. 😁💕
I helped The Bearded Carpenter put in a ceiling at Paradise Point a while back and the tongue and groove boards just make it look beautiful. Y'all will enjoy looking at that for many years to come. I love your work.
Hi David! Nice to hear from you. We have been watching his videos for a while now, and always learn something new. He does amazing work! 😊💕
@@natureartgirl Yes he does.
Wow. Really stunning. Putting those good flats on the logs sure paid off. That's going to look very nice inside.
Thank you ! 😊👍
What an impressive team. Working in heat that would melt most Canadians!
I love your videos. The cabin looks like it will be there for 200 years+.
Yes, but we would turn into ice cubes in their winter😂😂I’m not sure which is worse!😁Thanks so much for watching!
You two make quite a team! Years from now long after it's finished you will still look at that log cabin and think " did we really build that " . I still do and that sense of pride and accomplishment seems to last forever. Also it's interesting that a friend and I bought a woodlands HM122 saw mill just like yours. Isn't it a great tool! There's something about wood!
Thanks Donny! It is a tremendous amount of work. Something that you can enjoy for many years. I’m glad you are still enjoying yours!! The mill has been super useful. I think we pretty much have paid for it on what we have cut for the cabin. Looking forward to trying it out on some oak and other woods too. Pretty fun to use😊
Been absolutely brilliant following your magnificent work and progress, your energy and dedication is fantastic, can't wait for the next posting
Thanks Alan! We are sure getting excited to finish the structure and start on the interior. 😊👍
Now would ya look at that..oh man what a classical looking cabin. Beautiful it is indeed yall🤙
Question I have is..instead of cutting off the little extra purlins and ridge beam log at back of cabin why not just add few more tongue and groove and leave the nice extra rear overhang?
Thank you both very much again for the upload🙂🙂
Yes, definitely could do that. But one of them was shorter, so we were trying to make them match. A long overhang is definitely an advantage. 😊👍
You happy couple make a good team, and your doing a good job on this log cabin. May God continue to give you the strength And Health for your body to help you finish this Log cabin God bless both of you Aman.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy watching 😊👍
Once again you folks have just blown me away. You two work so well together and the quality of your work gets
better with every video. Mighty fine sawmill operator you hired there Lance, the lass knows her stuff.
Thanks Dennis! Yes, I’ve kinda stolen Lances sawmill. Safer than the chainsaw 😁
Great job Lance and Cinda
Thanks Richmond😁
You two are tough as nails! I built my log home when i was in my 30's. Did it on week ends and after work. We moved into it after the roof and windows were in. It took another 15 years to finish. We did it all without any loans. It took a long time but was worth it to stay debt free. My hat is off to the both of you for taking on this build in your mature years. It looks great and i wish you a safe completion to your build. Looking forward to following this build to the end!
Thank you Lee! I’m sure our cabin is smaller than your home 🤣We probably would not attempt a full size house at our age. Smart to build yours without a loan. Most people pay for their homes almost twice over by time they get it paid off. We are building this cabin on a pretty limited budget for the same reason. Some of the bigger expenses are coming up though. Thanks for watching!😊👍
Looks great you guys.
Thanks Jeff😊👍
You 2 are hard workers & doing a nice job.
Thank you Ted!
Beautiful job, looking really nice! 👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thank you!😊👍
I have watched your videos from the very beginning with great joy, back here in the U K my wife and I built most of our house but this was with bricks and mortar, I enjoyed most of building my home.
As a veteran and because of injuries I received as a member of the Parachute Regiment I am now unable to do most things and need the help of my wife, I’m in my 80s now so the years condemn but being able to watch your videos gives me great joy and something to look forward to, the skill and dedication you both have amazes me .
Long may you enjoy, stay safe, stay well.
Greetings from Canterbury Kent UK.
So sorry about your injuries! Glad you have a good wife to help take care of you. It’s nice to have memories of the good times you shared together! We were talking about that the other day. We are glad we videoed much of this, so we can enjoy it when we get older. Some good memories when you can build a home together 😊💕
I know you are proud of your cabin. She is a beut! Enjoy!
Thanks Willard!😊
Very impressive. Stay safe. Gary
Lance you are a lucky man,Cinda is still a good looking woman,a great smile,strong and talented,after all she puts up with you,I’m amazed at you both for still pluggin along and getting it done,I’m going to be 60 in Oct and I don’t think I could keep up with either of you,keep the videos coming I have watched the cabin build up to this one,BigBruizer in Mannford Ok
🤣😂thanks!🤣😂
Amazing how putting a roof on makes it look so much more like a cabin. Great video.
Yes, and that part goes so much faster!😊👍
One of the best videos I ever watched
Thank you so much Ed!😊💕
What a beautiful job done by two beautiful couple….your the best guys! Always stay safe….. greetings from down under Australia
Thank you Dennis! 😁👍
I like to use Emseal precompressed log tape under the T&G on top of the ouside wall log, and a little piece between each board right above the strip ontop of the top log. Otherwise the T&G will shrink and leave a gap that may be a little hard to caulk later. Absolute, great job guys !
Right! We used it between each log, but completely forgot to use it between the top log and the tongue and groove. We are going to have to use a line of expanding foam on the inside and cover with a piece of trim. Oops!!😬😁
@@natureartgirl I believe a bead of log caulk later would be sufficent. Love your vid's !
@@MountainDreamLand thanks! Sounds like a good idea!
Nice work, I'm a fireman myself. Getting ready to do my first cabin.
Awesome! I think you will enjoy it! This was our first too and we had a blast 😊👍👍
Awesome beautiful thanks for sharing 😊
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!😊
Looking beautiful ❤️. You both are doing an awesome job 👍.
Thanks so much LaRue!😊
@@natureartgirl, you're welcome 🤗.
Beautiful I am so proud of the both of you's
Thanks!😊👍
You guys are doing a fabulous job ,i love it .😉
Thank you Steven!👍
My new blog buddies I just got my work boots , or man or ma.. they are so good, also what an price, thanks for shearing .... Be safe & be well to both of you ..!!
Awesome! Glad you like them, they are a really good deal! 😊
@@natureartgirl I just placed another order for my wife and son too.. thanks aging to you guys..!!
Great work guys looks fantastic.
Thanks for watching!😊👍
Well, an incredible amount of progress on the video guys. The roof is an incredibly critical part of the structure and your approach and attention to detail will make sure it lasts as long as possible. The T&G, tar paper, trusses, facia and trim for the soffits look superb - and especially the ever-practical hand of Cinda the wood-miller. You make a wonderful team and it's lovely that you just work together so hard and the tempers don't rise as the sun does in the sky. It's hardly any wonder you can hardly believe that this home has been created by the hard work of your hands and the clarity of your vision and planning. Creation took a lot of wisdom, design brilliance and complete attention to detail. And homes don't make themselves either. Thank you for sharing this lovely adventure in co-creation. Love it - and God bless you again.
Thanks Jim! You are so right about the attention to detail in God’s creation. Everything designed to work together so perfectly. It always amazes me that many people think it all was an accident. And yet scientists try to copy many of God’s designs for their own inventions. 😔 Thanks for your comments Jim!😊
Good job your log cabin looking nice 👍
Thank you Shane!!😊
Keep up the fine work L&C. Awesome ! I appreciate and enjoy how you work together. I could easily live in a cabin just like yours. Your video work is excellent and the variety is entertaining.
Thanks William! Glad you are enjoying our videos😊👍
The cabin is looking great there eh! I think its awesome that your wife is helping all the way you are so lucky Lance...thanks for sharing
Thanks Denis! I couldn’t get her to quit if I tried🤣
I like how you put that roof together and as you say that fascia looks good at 9 1/4. Looking forward to seeing how you insulate/vent that roof and finish off the metal. You folks are an inspiration!
Thanks Chip! We will be posting that next week! Thanks for watching sir😊
It’s really coming together now, looking fantastic. Love your work 🙌🏻💕
Thank you Jan!😊💕
Absolutely beautiful cabin. I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. You guys should be very proud of what you have accomplished. Thanks for letting us be a part of it.
Thank you Brad. We really appreciate you watching too!😊
Watching you two, reminds me of Pa and Ma Kettle, great characters.
Good job on the roof, coming along nicely
😂🤣😂Thank you Paul…I think!🤣😁
Great work guys, Sweden is watching you :)
Thanks Stephan! We’ve been watching Sweden for quite a while. Where do you think we learned how to do this?🤣😂👍👍
Looks great 👍. You are pretty good with the chain saw Lance. And Cindy those saw horses look awsome 👍👍. Yes Lance 2 thumbs up for Cindy 😀😉
Thanks! Gotta have sawhorses 🤣🤣
Excellent! MK
Thank you Michael!😊👍
I see you have a cabin or house next to this one. Are going to move into the one you are building?
Both of you are doing a great job.
Not right now. The cabin is kind of our retirement plan. We are going to use it for an Airbnb rental for a while. We might move into it later when we get tired of taking care of our bigger house. I have all my gardens and koi ponds here, so hard to leave that. We are definitely going to spend some time in the cabin though. Can’t wait!😊💕
Howdy y’all- magnificent job!!! Love the way the t/g looks. When I built our house I ran the t/g vertically also. I did not wear a safety harness- uh oh lol. Getting the decking and metal on is a big milestone when building a log cabin. I still rejoice when I get to that point. Having a shade is a real blessing, especially when it’s as hot as it is now. Looking forward to the cooler weather and some rain. Everything is burning up here. Can’t wait to see the next video. Take care and don’t get too hot. God bless y’all
Thanks Paul! Yeah, I took my wife out for dinner to celebrate! Take out at on the border 🤣🤣We don’t eat out yet due to my wife’s health issues. But she still appreciated getting a break😁We got a brief rain shower today, but hopefully we will all get a good rain this week. It looks promising! Don’t work too hard my friend!😊👍
@@natureartgirl Glad you got some rain! I took my wife out to eat over the weekend to celebrate her putting up with me for forty years. Blessings
Congratulations! 😊💖💖
You two are amazing...The Cabin looks awesome!
Thank you Richie😊👍
Its looking fantastic
Thanks George!😊
That's georgous!!
Thank you Donald!
Looks awesome
Thank you Estella!😊💕
New Subscriber, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL JOB GUYS ‼️ GREAT TEAM ‼️. Vinny 🇺🇸
Hi Vinny, thank you for subscribing! I hope you enjoy the videos!😊👍
I bet if you made a shop? You would be tempted to move in lol Love it! (Garden Plain Kansas)
Right! Yeah we are already tempted. Cinda keeps thinking about how much house work it would save her🤣
Hello guys, not long ago I had asked you about only notching for rafters. I see now that no rafters used. Simply using purlins. Got it now. Cabins looking great. Keep up the good work.
Yes, we put the rafters on top of the tongue and groove which is a little strange but saves a ton of finishing work later. You do have to be very careful walking on the tongue and groove, it’s not very strong. Good thing Lance is pretty skinny😁😂
You two are doing a great job on your log cabin. Reminds me 26 years ago building my log cabin. Take Care Ernest
Thanks! I’m glad we videoed most of it. It will be fun to watch years from now. I’m sure you have a lot of good memories of your cabin project!😊👍
I love watching the cabin come together.
Thanks Dan! We appreciate you watching!😊👍
Wowo you guy going to have a nice cabin to spend the rest of your life living in there. Wish you two a good luck and live with happy life in there for
the next 20 more years.
Thank you sir!😊👍
@@natureartgirl Me and my wife bought 10 acres north of St. Paul MN 2017 and we spend most the summer working on our portable cabin and around since and this summer we are finally got most done.
That is awesome! Sounds like a fun project to do together 😊👍
@@natureartgirl yes
Great work and an amazing progress. The size of the cabin looks bigger now than i thought when you two just started the build.
Thank you sir! Yes it does seem bigger now and the porch adds about 8 feet too. 😊
Very nice build
Thank you Joe!😊👍
Your cabin is incredible, it can't be your first one !? It seems to be so easy. You should have a lot more subscribers, great job.
Not our first house, but definitely our first log cabin. Lance was a home builder for several years, but as we quickly discovered, log building is a whole new ball game 🤣We did some research before we started And gained a lot of new skills along the way. Made some mistakes, but still think it is turning out pretty good!! Thanks so much for watching!!😊👍
@@natureartgirl That explains how good he is with tools. Yes I know, I built a square log cabin, not completed yet, not near as nice as yours )-: Cinda is such a nice name, I am very impressed with your work, I could use a Cinda to mill my logs too and help me with my construction, Lance is a very lucky man, you could build this cabin by yourself, I'm about your age but I don't have your energy and it's so hot 100 F, wow, I would die )-:
Yes, we have felt like we were going to melt down into our shoes a few times lately. It’s been unusually hot this year.
@@natureartgirl In California it's terrible with the fires, poor Yosemite park ... All the cost including Canada, fires, fires ... At least you don't have to deal with that.
@@levent8208 yes, we have a lot more humidity here. Makes it more uncomfortable, but it does help the fires not go crazy like they do there. We are firefighters, and have had several fires this month, but just baby ones 😊
Beautiful cabin and work ! God Bless !!!
Thank you William!😊
You have planned well thinking ahead about lighting, exhaust fan in bathroom and generally building a very beautiful looking sturdy cabin. I have watched a lot of cabin builds on UA-cam and reality shows from Alaska and Northern Canada and yours is by far the very best cabin build. Ernie from Northern New York.
Thanks so much for your kind words Ernie! 😊👍
Looking good! You're making great progress!
Thank you!😊
Been watching the two of you from the very first video, very inspirational, looking great
Appreciate you watching David! 😊👍
Hi Lance & Cinda! The roof (hat) is on it, looks great. Now the topping-out ceremony (🍻🍻🍻) should be celebrated. In Austria, a small spruce tree is nailed to the roof ridge. Then the roof is toasted and the empty glasses fly down, which brings good luck. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🍻🇦🇹.
Oh we definitely had a couple beers after that😂🍺😂🍺Even went and got carry out fajitas so Cinda didn’t have to cook🤣💕😁
Yes you did it, be proud on yourself guys,👍I hope your bones aren't hurting so much🤕.Looks great.
Thanks Will. Appreciate you watching 😁💕
Excellent video!!!! I’m a new subscriber!!!! Thanks for sharing your journey!!!
Great! Thanks Randy, I hope you enjoy watching 😊👍
The native American Indians called cicadas the lobster of the land. We gathered about a hundred last year. The best way to dispatch is to freeze them. Some eat them whole. We removed the tails a sauteed them in garlic and butter...... delicious
That’s really interesting! I might have to try it. Definitely enough of them to go around this year! Thanks for the info😊👍
You two are working very hard in that hot weather. The roof is looking great and it can not be long till you will be finishing the log cabin all the best to you and the dogs from G in England.
Hi Gay! We will sure be glad when it cools off. Thanks for watching!😊
Wow that is a beautiful cabin.I love watching how it all goes together and learning what each board is for. Cinda you have really gotten stronger during the build. I could never move those logs like you do in the mill. I am getting excited seeing it all come together but sad to see it end too ! Lance you really have a talent for wood working and it is looking really good. See ya'll in the next video. This heat can leave any time cause it's hot here in Houston,Tx .I am ready for cooler weather and will not complain if it gets too cold either.🥵🥶
Hi Debbie😊 Yes, I have gotten stronger, but the logs have also gotten lighter as they dry. They were incredibly heavy when we first cut them. They are not so bad now😁Sorry it is hot there! I know in the city it can be even worse, we at least have shade for a good part of the day. Take care and thanks for watching!😊💕
Well done guys; it's all coming together and looking great. Best wishes.
Thanks Mark! 😊👍
If you take your scafold plank and screw a vertical 2x4 to the bottom of it with structural truss head screws you will take the spring out of the board
Ok👍
nice work
Thank you Steve!
l been observing that almost all the cabins built in Canada and in the US do not pur stones and cement under the cabin's floor perimeter to keep critters out from building their nests under the cabins, while in Europe, most cabins like the one you're building have stones and cement/lime underneath as part of the foundation.
Hi. We would have liked to do that too. We are on a pretty tight budget right now so we are planning on using metal around the bottom for now. We may eventually rock in the bottom. Our house we live in now is rocked in around the bottom and we love it. 😊
Wow….very nice job….looks great!!
Thank you!😁
Looking great with the ceiling tongue and groove. You’ll feel happier once the metal roof is on for weather proofing, and to be out of the heat, and you can comfortably work on the inside at your own pace. I know it comes down to cost, and I guess during winter , you’ll want the cabin to be snug, but it’s a shame not to have windows at both ends for extra light, and to be able to see the trees outside. I’m picking your winters are pretty severe, so to have less areas for warmth to escape is paramount.
Yes, the gable end would be pretty with windows. But we are putting in a bathroom back there and the wall would go through the middle of one. It’s just a small cabin. We don’t get real cold here normally, so that’s not really a problem. I think we will still get a lot of light from the windows and sliding glass door, but you can’t have too many windows 🤣😁🤣👍
great job, you won't know what to do with all your time when the place is complete ha ha
That’s for sure! Although it’s going to take us a month to get our yard back in order! It looks like a jungle around here. Got some fishing and kayaking to catch up on too😂😂👍
I like this video
Thanks for watching! 😊
Just wondering where the roof vents are! Other than that, it's an amazing job the both of you are doing. Many thanks!
Good question! They are under the soffit. We had not cut them in this video yet. They will be in the next one. Then we have ordered vented closures for the top of the metal roof. And have little round finishing trim caps for the vent holes so bugs can’t get in. Although we are going to wait to put them on till we finish staining. 😊👍
Superb,good tips,now doing my cabin in Stourbridge,ENGLAND xxChristine,ps not as big as yours.
That’s awesome!! Hope you enjoy building it. It sure is fun!
Just found your channel…you guys are an Awesome team !!
Thanks Robert! Hope you enjoy watching 😊👍
Eu não me canso de olhar essa casa,que trabalho magnífico 😍😍😍😍😍😍 parabéns meus lindos..um abraço
Thank you Mira! We are really happy with how it is turning out too!😊👍
Its Warner than usual here to but not triple digits
To much rain
You are looking good
Getting closer
You can send some rain this way, we could sure use it!😂
Good couple
Thank you Luna!😊
STep ladders of any height are so wobbly in side load I have often wondered why they don't make an add on small brace that a guy could clamp on both sides and a clip in flat plate at the top that would slide into place to stiffen them up. A twelve footer is a spooky thing even with a plank on it. Roof looks very nice. If warping and checking from sunlight is a real concern it wouldn't take long to coat the exterior with urethane varnish as you finish installation or better still put your roof membrane down right away. It would be a shame to see that expensive wood messed up with sun drying it too rapidly. In my opinion you can't have too long of an overhang. If it is long in the back I would leave it that way. Log structures really benefit from all the weather protection you can give them. Overhangs go a long way toward keeping them dry and the finish long lived. Enjoy the project.
Thanks Douglas! Yes, a longer overhang in the back would be a good idea, but only two of the support logs were longer so we had to trim them to match the shorter one. Those were the longest mostly straight logs that we had. We did put roofing felt down right away to protect the tongue and groove which turned out to be a good thing since we had two brief but intense thunderstorms 😬😊
They do make leg adjustable attachments to put on ladders for that!!
@@donaldhofman5257 Yes they do but I am talking about bracing not uneven ground leg extensions. If you have seen any I would be interested to know.
Evviva ...complimenti..sono felice per voi..finalmente al tetto...amo il legno nel lavorarlo l avete coccolato. Bravi..tutto stupendo..all entrata ci sarà un soppalco? Ciao e buona continuazione ..
We will have a front porch outside. It will be about 8 feet deep. Then the interior will be open to the ceiling. The only part that will have interior walls is the bathroom at the back corner. 😊
Really starting to come together looking good, (does Lance get replaced with a good looking young lad? 😆 Cheers from John and Audrey
Nope! So far I’m keeping him😂😂💕
Que bella pareja juntos toda la vida ayudandocen el uno al otro como manda el Señor Jesús Dios soberano y eterno en su Palabra , que Dios el Señor Jesús los continúe bendiciendo .
Thank you Rosa! 😊💕
great work but I think the roof surface shall be reverse
Sorry, not sure I understand??
仲良し老夫婦！頑張れ！！
Thank you Kajima!
Eu gostaria de aprender construir minha própria casa desse jeito 🇧🇷👍
Yes, give it a try! It’s a lot of work, but fun too!😊👍
@@natureartgirl obrigado, acho muito lindo seu trabalho ,mas pra mim preciso de um emprego pra poder construir!!boa noite pra você e sua família!!!🙌🙏
Wonderfull! Brasil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you Maria!😊💕
Do I hear locusts so loud in the background as you guys are nailing up facia?
Yes! There are thousands of them! Someone commented that native Americans used to eat them. I know some birds really seem to like them. But they are LOUD!😂😂
Hello sir, I'm here to see you, the wooden house is progressing very fast, very good, what is the price of such an exquisite wooden house for sale in your local area? Are there any other costs besides the price of buying a log house? Do I still need to pay property tax?
Hi! I don’t know of any log cabins for sale around here. Not too many people build them anymore. But if you do find one for sale, you do have to pay property taxes each year. They are not too bad in Arkansas though. I have seen some beautiful log cabins for sale in Colorado, but they are very expensive and usually quite a bit bigger.
@@natureartgirl What price do you think is acceptable for your exquisite log home for sale?
@@yulao5272 Sorry, we would not be able to part with it! We will have almost a years work into it when we are done and a lot of love💕
@@natureartgirl I know sir, I just want to know what the market of such a beautiful wooden house is in your local area. As a foreigner, although I have not been to the United States, I still want to know more about the local situation through my friends. Thank you sir, you are excellent and have Very capable, I admire you as a husband and wife, it's great!
You might need to hire some young good looking guy to finish if he broke his leg! Well, if the guy couldn’t do the job at least you could stand to look at him! Yee-haw! ! !
Pretty sure I wouldn’t be able to find a young guy to finish the job my old guy started. He would have to be as crazy as us😂😂
Do' you not need rafter ties?
You could add them if you wanted to, but we didn’t really need them. We put 10” long screws through each rafter into the log underneath. They are not going anywhere 😊👍
@@natureartgirl Thanks , was just wondering. I am enjoying the build.
Are you guys going to keep your Chanel when your done with the cabin I hope. So
Probably so, but we won’t post as often. Just when we are doing an interesting project. It’s a lot of work😊👍
Lance, have you made contact with the Arkansas Homesteader?
No, we haven’t yet. We checked out his channel but haven’t had much time to watch. We will have to do that when things slow down a bit😊👍
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Thanks John!😊
😆 lol.@ 27:15
Yep, more cicadas (locusts)🤣🤣
any more new one like two see you fininsh it
Yes, we will post a new one every Wednesday until it is finished. Thanks for watching 😊👍
Bu ev kaç dolar yapar?
I don’t really know. No one around here really builds like this. I’m sure it would be expensive if you could find one for sale due to the amount of labor involved. 😊
@@natureartgirl nerelisiniz hangi ülkedir burası
United States, we live in the state of Arkansas