Absolutely. So easy to take it for granted when it's done so well. Easily some of the best quality video, b-roll and production. All while building an amazing house. And don't forget all the other day to day family stuff that has to get done. Their days are a lot longer than mine.
I looked down to note the time because I thought the lines in that song "I'll be right there beside you" perfectly depicted Erin and Josh. I was shocked to see that I had already watched 24 minutes! Man, that is some kind of entertainment that keeps me so focused that over twenty minutes can just flat out vaporize! Great Job Guys!!
You two fill me with such joy I could burst. I am so damn proud of how you work together to fulfill a lifelong dream. I think I can safely say that most of us would do anything to find a partner who would stick by our sides as faithfully as you two do. I'm honored to be part of your dream, if only to follow.
I watch 5 other channels that come out with videos every week and the Wild Wonderful Off-Grid channel is the one I look forward to the most. Love your videos !!!
I hope you guys don't ever worry about the length of your videos because they are a joy to watch from beginning to end regardless of how long or short they are. Although for myself I do enjoy the long videos because you always make it interesting.
Erin's attention to detail and her edits of the scenery, right down to the song choices and everything else in between.....this is why I will watch a concrete pour......you two are incredible. I am so excited to see this deck. The icing on this gorgeous cake
From the sheep running coverage on the concrete truck as you hurriedly finished putting up plastic, to the great soundtrack and accompanying video content..... always improving and now rated superb in my book ... to the build itself and how prepared you are and how hard you work I have nothing but respect for you guys' brains, hearts and muscles. And great looks, too. So much vitality and sense of fun! It keeps it a grand adventure.
Pythagorean's theorem for laying out foundations is a real time saver. Pouring in lifts was a very smart idea. Stainless steel cable railing would look nice, not much obstruction of your view and a contemporary look that would match your home.
Josh & Erin, My name is Simon, and I have been following you all for most of the build. Now as you all get closer and closer to completion, I wanted to thank you all for sharing this journey with all of us. You all have been a great example of what can happen when you put your mind to something, dreams can come true! I can't wait for the rest of the build videos! -Simon
Ah there's something so serene watching you build your home, the cinematography and the music. Can't wait for the deck build. May your family be blessed. 😊🇺🇸
Just accidently jumped into one of your videos and during watching your first 20 minutes time lapse built your house , not only I saw your new house, but all I saw was a loved, sweet, pretty, bonded, precious, warm, friendship, etc.... home. You are deserved each other with your 3 beautiful kids. Thank you all your hard works. It tells with love anything can be possible. Wish your love last forever, your family bonding never crack, your friendship deep and deeper, and your kids will be you next. Again Thank You with Love!
Lots happening in this week’s video. Really appreciate all the hard work you’re putting into your home. Highlight for me was seeing the herd escort the cement truck down the drive ❤️
Josh cable would look nice! Not busy clean look! Erin you are an amazing videographer! You killed it on the butterfly flying..catipiller greenie..beautiful work👍👍Gary
Yes!! Man that pump makes a world of difference getting the concrete in the forms! Love the deck plan! The secondary landing will be safer and should look great! You know my vote is for cable railing :)
This is nuts! I looked a few minutes ago and you had five thousand views, I come back to watch and you've been posted for an hour and have 34,000 views! Good on you guys! I've been with you since the early days now I'm just one of the little Debbie Gang (population)(masses)(family?).
At 21:48- was that a Pileated Wood Pecker? OMG.... those symbolize loyalty, determination, and steady work towards a goal. Describes you both!!! You guys are such an inspiration to everyone else.... videos just ooze with hard work and awesomeness!! Cables on deck would be nice touch.
I love these to the intro this woman always giving this man a hard time little dose she know he is giving it right back to her. Erin is mastering filming good music 🎶 @ 16 minutes. These creatures just walking up on ther masters to see how they are doing these to are so loved by them. Chuck luck is putting on some pounds. Looked like he was superving. Graaaaate content 👌
Erin, your camera work is incredible. Beside teaching were you a cinematographer in another life. Good job as always. I see the kids were watching TV while you were working.
So fun guys. Appreciate you, your channel and the attention to the builds and interaction with the people who are able to watch your free content. I also appreciate hardboiled eggs with your help in the instapot! Moveable string to make the area square was awesome. Better than re-hammering it in the ground every time.
I'm seeing a lot less comments criticizing ur methods & means , like a couple weeks ago! U guys are an awesome team , and ur video editing makes me feel someone HAS that down, as well! Nope, most comments are now, 👍👍 or otherwise good suggestions to improve. But, being a guy, that most helpful "tool" in ur bag of tools, Is that wonderful woman! God Bless, ,
Deck suggestions: Go with black powder coated steel uprights, and handrails with stainless steel cabling between uprights for your fall protective barrier. I would have suggested subdued LED lighting on stair treads but with the master electrician Josh it will be fun to see what he comes up with. Your video editing and choreography skills makes watching your interesting content even more pleasurable. Thank You two
Finally, my day is made as the best video channel on UA-cam showed up. I can't tell you how much you inspire me watching you and your family's journey. Just isn't anything like you guys anywhere.
Erin, your videography/cinematography just keeps getting better and better. I'm enjoying the new tone, musically. Taking on this tremendous build of a house and a UA-cam channel(s) at the same time. You've figured out a way to film your build without slowing things down too much, in the field. If I want to shoot a DIY build, or demolition, or whatever, and it means it will take twice as long to film and do the thing together, then I'll just do the thing. But if it's easy and doesn't add a lot of time to the project, then I'll film it. How y'all manage this balance, continuing to build the house and your audience at the same time, while also improving along the way in both the film making and the home making, is impressive. You're providing excellent examples of what the human race can be.
You guys have outdone yourselves over and over again,so much respect for your work ethics and Josh skills ! And Erin what will we have to watch every weekend without your great videos they are masterful ,blessed your hearts as usual you make a great team ,you complement each other so well ,always a pleasure to witness your building adventures ,blessings !
You two are absolutely amazing, period, hard working dedicated and skillful in what you do. So glad, as I'm sure you are, that you got a pumper this time for this pour, you just can't beat them when it comes to a pour like yours. Good job both of you. This porch looks like it's going to be HUGE. Great video, thanks for sharing.
You 2 are one amazing power couple. If they gave awards out for couples who work extremely well together and give a 100 percent always, you would win hands down. You 2 are a one incredible team. I always look forward to your next video. “God bless you all”
I think y’all should not only build the stairs to come down off the porch but put a slide for the kids to slide down. They would love that…and I think Josh would too.
for the stairs and such they should stick to kinda the same tones/palet they already have, so like a matte black steel frame with that charred wood or some wood of similar shade if they choose to stain it instead.
I've been too shy to post before. I've watched all of your videos for 3+ years now. I just want to say thanks for the inspiration. I'm sincerely impressed by your family's dedication and love and the quality of the videos. I know it's been a progression. It's not only fun to watch the home-build progression but also the filming techniques. This last vid would hold up to any network reality show. The editing and filming are great. I've turned so many of my friends and family onto your channel. Please don't stop uploading. As someone born and raised in Maryland, I also want to say that I understand 90% of everything Josh says. Still, I have no idea how your subscribers from Europe and worldwide can possibly understand him. This channel is also a lesson in American regional dialects. He talks fast. hahaha Don't ever stop. Much respect
Cable railing. Our house came with a deck that had 2x2 wood balusters and it looked like jail. Thought about it for a long time. Finally removed the balusters and top-rail (wood) and kept the 4x4 posts. Used 2" galvanized pipe between the posts as railing (both painted black). Cable on 3" spacing. Completely opened it up to nature, but safe and cost-effective. Best thing we ever did.
Hey nice job on the wall. Good pour, guys. Very very nice to have the pump guy lend a hand. Hope you gave him a nice tip. You made the deck holes look easy when you have the right tools. That auger made short work of 25 holes. Looking so good. After the sono tubes are poured, it will be time for hamburgers!! Thanks for sharing.
The sheep were either "escorting" the concrete truck in or saying "its ok Dad we are slowing him down you got time to finish up" The chickens must be very happy with all that dirt you loosen and extracted! And last the CATS were AWOSOME!
Every time I watch one of your videos I am filled with amazement. Not just with what you are accomplishing, but the way you do it with love and humor. Also, the quality of the videos you produce, just seems to get better and better. Thanks so much for sharing your journey with us. Rod
BTW.... My wife started using Everyplate 2 months ago and I LOVE the food! She's a really picky eater so the 3 meals for two we get sent are actually 6 meals for me and last all week, FOR $40 bucks ! you cant beat it !
@@deborahpinkey1264 I know that, there another channel I watch building a home and they zoomed from behind and passed a million on there's. More comparing it to that channel specifically when I made my comment
Wow! Another step closer. You certainly got a lot accomplished in the video. The concrete guy was so helpful, much more so then the last one. Missed seeing Ellie. The nature shots were outstanding, you sure know how to edit. You will never know how much I enjoy your vlogs, they make me so happy.
I saw a meme the other day about filet mignon dreams with hotdog efforts. It's nice to have a channel that demonstrates what it actually takes to achieve actual filet mignon dreams.
Hi Family!!! First of all l would like to commend you for all that you are doing! You are both an example of what commitments and setting goals really are. I just wanted to ask if it will be possible to have a video showing the farm and the animals. We had really enjoyed seeing them in some of your past videos. Virtual hugs from your virtual 👵🏻Grandma.
I’m glad you guys got setup right for the concrete pour, it doesn’t matter how many people comment on how to do it properly, You have to go thru a blowout or two to figure it out as in pouring in lifts.
Great Job!!! You two are amazing. Been watching since you broke ground. Can't believe what you two have accomplished. That's a lot of work to design, build, film, and edit. Not mention raising and home schooling those beautiful kids. I love your vids and I will admit a little sad when they are over. Can't wait for the next one...
Erin, I guess it's your choice of music for the videos and I have to tell you, you do such a great job, it always goes perfectly and really adds to the visuals. And... the montage sequences and wildlife vignettes between one section and the next are really really good! Damn girl, you're getting so professional!
great work again guys! What a hugely successful day. On to my suggestions of railings ;-) We used stainless steel, marine grade cable/braided wire - and our building code mandates a wire every 3"....... we used hardwood uprights, and top rail. I did this myself (made myself a marine ply guide with all holes and clamped to each upright to drill thru (long 4" metal grade drill bit)), and while it is pricey (with all the stainless end connectors being the most expensive components) the end result is that the wire/cable ends up being basically invisible. Lovely clean, simple and secure result. Make sure you keep the stainless steel braided wire certificate - as on one section there was an impurity in one braid that caused rust - the supplier replaced all wire and end stainless fittings! Friends recently, in a higher wind area nearby used a metal system, and on higher wind days the railing vibrates and sings (not very tunefully ;-). We are only 1/2 mile from ocean, so rust is always a consideration for us. Good luck with whatever you decide to go with. Enjoy your energy as always. Cheers, from oz.
i know a little about video editing, and can really only say that most people can not even begin to imagine how many individual clips that are made from different perspectives come together here! and in the end with an incredible amount of work inserting and editing music - transitions - close up shots and small special effects such as the "flying" vegetables in the product placement, resulting in a 30min video of this quality. that requires more than just skill! And besides, of course, the actual work on the house and with the children and much more. my absolute respect and admiration guys! greets from Germany
My two cents: Cable will tie in with the roof material so well! It will provide a sturdy but stylish railing while not obstructing the view.... it will look like jewelry for the house.
Yep. Purchase black oxide stainless steel cabling and it will be almost invisible from inside or outside the house. Sort of like the backstop net used at major league baseball games. You can purchase with pre-installed fittings or purchase a swager to attach the fittings.
You can have a concrete deck with natural grass decoration. This will prevent from any water splash on the glass window during rain. Along with glass railings on the sides along with the stairs
“oopsie” is very standard trades-speak jargon. It’s fairly commonly used by surgeons and dentists as well. 👍 Love this channel - thank you so much for all the work to run it on top of all the homestead / build labor you do!! Awesome 😎😎😎
I have used flat upright metal panels that are drilled to accept 4 cables evenly spaced and tensioned and a round bannister rail 3inch diameter in a set on top of the steel uprights. The other option is to use a stainless steel oval hand rail. The idea being to compliment the house without interfering with the views. I am sure that what ever you decide it will be great. Congrats on the completion of your concrete pour. I told my friend who is a traditional dry stone wall builder here in the UK. He is always interested in how stonework is constructed in other countries. I am so enjoying your channels and look forward to seeing the next installment. stay safe J.
Hey guys, great episode. I'm a deck builder and the railing system we use the most is the Westbury powder coated aluminum railing system. Easy to install, looks great and lots of options for posts, balusters, and low voltage lighting.
I worked in construction for many years in my younger years. This is the first time I have seen a concrete pump operator actually doing both the pumping and hose operator...Josh guess you are very lucky having a gorgeous wife...maked men do shit they would not normally do..😂😎👍 with that said a big tip is in order for sure, that guy was great help to you both....
“If we can build a house then” team WWOG can build ANYTHING!! Josh and Erin, skilled tradespersons; Chucky, supervisor; Gray and Black Cats, expert advisers, Kids, extra hands (essential), sheep, chickens, goats, and Bruce, the moral support cheerleaders. Go Team! I ❤️ you all! Oh, and this episode should be renamed the Concrete Pump Thriller. Honestly my heart was pounding the whole time.
Can’t believe the time is here to start the deck. Fantastic. That pump truck sure made that second pour go a lot easier. Congratulations. On to the deck. Stay safe
You 2 really are the only married couple that I watch on UA-cam that actually show that they are married. Just want to say thank you for showing the love that you have. It really is beautiful.
On the deck build, I personally would go with pressure treated lumber for the structure stained the dark color of the house. Flooring would be the plastic stuff whatever it is that needs no maintenance. Railings would be so cool in black metal. It gives you the opportunity to put in floral welded metal patterns in between the beams for the main deck. You two are doing such an amazing job! Sidebar, it was cool to see the cat helping out with the rebar. LOL
Seems you guys have finally outlasted the bad monsoon luck you endured during the first couple of cement pours! Watching you 2 and your whole family and farm is a bright spot in my week!
Best site on YT. Everything in your videos are absolutely done to perfection . The only problem I have is that no matter the length it is always over to soon. Much better than watching the Hollywood trash movies. It is exciting to see your dreams coming true one step at a time. Two of the hardest working people on YT.
Halfway through the hole? My grandfather used to muse that it was impossible to dig half of a hole. Enjoying the recent videos guys. Keep up the great work!
A cable railing system seems the best option for you. You might need a custom solution but it's almost seamless. Also, you can align the railing with the A-frame. It covers some space in this way, but it will match better with the rest of the house.
We want a full night vlog: cooking dinner, putting the kids to sleep and couple going to bed! Could be on the second Channel, i'm also subscribed. Lots of love from Brazil 💜
Can we just take a moment here to appreciate the amount of camera moves along with the work ethic here. Amazing !
Absolutely. So easy to take it for granted when it's done so well. Easily some of the best quality video, b-roll and production. All while building an amazing house. And don't forget all the other day to day family stuff that has to get done. Their days are a lot longer than mine.
The production ,filming,editing and professionalism on this channel is incredible ❤️👍
Always amazed at it.
And the lunar time lapse. Simply amazing, 😍
Yes I agree, Erin has some nice camera skills.I really like the caterpillar on the tree transition.
I looked down to note the time because I thought the lines in that song "I'll be right there beside you" perfectly depicted Erin and Josh. I was shocked to see that I had already watched 24 minutes! Man, that is some kind of entertainment that keeps me so focused that over twenty minutes can just flat out vaporize! Great Job Guys!!
Good morning everybody and thumbs UP to Wild Wonderful Family !
You two fill me with such joy I could burst. I am so damn proud of how you work together to fulfill a lifelong dream. I think I can safely say that most of us would do anything to find a partner who would stick by our sides as faithfully as you two do. I'm honored to be part of your dream, if only to follow.
Josh and Erin, your parents must be the proudest parents in the world. Great family, great work ethics, and great videos. 👍👍
VERY VERY!!!! 😁
I watch 5 other channels that come out with videos every week and the Wild Wonderful Off-Grid channel is the one I look forward to the most. Love your videos !!!
I hope you guys don't ever worry about the length of your videos because they are a joy to watch from beginning to end regardless of how long or short they are. Although for myself I do enjoy the long videos because you always make it interesting.
Erin's attention to detail and her edits of the scenery, right down to the song choices and everything else in between.....this is why I will watch a concrete pour......you two are incredible. I am so excited to see this deck. The icing on this gorgeous cake
i was wondering guys have they ever talked about the red house down the hill? i wonder who lives there lol
From the sheep running coverage on the concrete truck as you hurriedly finished putting up plastic, to the great soundtrack and accompanying video content..... always improving and now rated superb in my book ... to the build itself and how prepared you are and how hard you work I have nothing but respect for you guys' brains, hearts and muscles. And great looks, too. So much vitality and sense of fun! It keeps it a grand adventure.
Best home build on youtube!
Best show on UA-cam, period.
that was so awesome that the concrete guy saw what you were doing and helped....makes me feel theirs hope for humanity
Pythagorean's theorem for laying out foundations is a real time saver. Pouring in lifts was a very smart idea. Stainless steel cable railing would look nice, not much obstruction of your view and a contemporary look that would match your home.
I like the idea of steel cable railing.
Steel cable for sure!
@@roccov3614 Cable railing was my first thought when they asked!
Josh & Erin,
My name is Simon, and I have been following you all for most of the build. Now as you all get closer and closer to completion, I wanted to thank you all for sharing this journey with all of us. You all have been a great example of what can happen when you put your mind to something, dreams can come true! I can't wait for the rest of the build videos! -Simon
Ah there's something so serene watching you build your home, the cinematography and the music. Can't wait for the deck build. May your family be blessed. 😊🇺🇸
Just accidently jumped into one of your videos and during watching your first 20 minutes time lapse built your house , not only I saw your new house, but all I saw was a loved, sweet, pretty, bonded, precious, warm, friendship, etc.... home. You are deserved each other with your 3 beautiful kids. Thank you all your hard works. It tells with love anything can be possible. Wish your love last forever, your family bonding never crack, your friendship deep and deeper, and your kids will be you next. Again Thank You with Love!
I think this Video is by far the best clip you ever made; musicchoice, cinematography, dramatic and dynamic all on point
Hog wire style panels. Minimal view obstruction, very strong. Long spans between supports. Easy install
Lots happening in this week’s video. Really appreciate all the hard work you’re putting into your home. Highlight for me was seeing the herd escort the cement truck down the drive ❤️
Mine was the pup playing with the egg like it was a ball in his mouth
Love it when you guys say "We'll figure it out". Makes my heart shine.
You two are work horses! Cable railing around the deck. Will not block the view. Best wishes to all.
that's, a great idea! Maybe a local fab, could gives them a good $$ , if they feature them in their video? ,
Josh cable would look nice! Not busy clean look! Erin you are an amazing videographer! You killed it on the butterfly flying..catipiller greenie..beautiful work👍👍Gary
Yes!! Man that pump makes a world of difference getting the concrete in the forms!
Love the deck plan! The secondary landing will be safer and should look great!
You know my vote is for cable railing :)
Great company
This is nuts! I looked a few minutes ago and you had five thousand views, I come back to watch and you've been posted for an hour and have 34,000 views! Good on you guys! I've been with you since the early days now I'm just one of the little Debbie Gang (population)(masses)(family?).
Always great to receive your videos. It provides a great escape for me! Wishing you all the best! Stay Safe! Stay Healthy! Enjoy Life!
At 21:48- was that a Pileated Wood Pecker? OMG.... those symbolize loyalty, determination, and steady work towards a goal. Describes you both!!! You guys are such an inspiration to everyone else.... videos just ooze with hard work and awesomeness!! Cables on deck would be nice touch.
I love these to the intro this woman always giving this man a hard time little dose she know he is giving it right back to her.
Erin is mastering filming good music 🎶 @ 16 minutes. These creatures just walking up on ther masters to see how they are doing these to are so loved by them. Chuck luck is putting on some pounds. Looked like he was superving.
Graaaaate content 👌
Erin, your camera work is incredible. Beside teaching were you a cinematographer in another life. Good job as always. I see the kids were watching TV while you were working.
So fun guys. Appreciate you, your channel and the attention to the builds and interaction with the people who are able to watch your free content. I also appreciate hardboiled eggs with your help in the instapot! Moveable string to make the area square was awesome. Better than re-hammering it in the ground every time.
Just beautiful. A family who works together stays together. God bless your family
Can’t believe I’ve been watching you guys for more than 2 years now! 😌❤️ we’re almost 1M subs #WWOGFAM! ☺️❤️
I'm seeing a lot less comments criticizing ur methods & means , like a couple weeks ago! U guys are an awesome team , and ur video editing makes me feel someone HAS that down, as well! Nope, most comments are now, 👍👍 or otherwise good suggestions to improve. But, being a guy, that most helpful "tool" in ur bag of tools, Is that wonderful woman! God Bless, ,
Deck suggestions:
Go with black powder coated steel uprights, and handrails with stainless steel cabling between uprights for your fall protective barrier.
I would have suggested subdued LED lighting on stair treads but with the master electrician Josh it will be fun to see what he comes up with.
Your video editing and choreography skills makes watching your interesting content even more pleasurable. Thank You two
A big hats off to that guy from the concrete company, who helped out today. Very professional. Well done you, 👍
Finally, my day is made as the best video channel on UA-cam showed up. I can't tell you how much you inspire me watching you and your family's journey. Just isn't anything like you guys anywhere.
Erin, your videography/cinematography just keeps getting better and better. I'm enjoying the new tone, musically. Taking on this tremendous build of a house and a UA-cam channel(s) at the same time. You've figured out a way to film your build without slowing things down too much, in the field. If I want to shoot a DIY build, or demolition, or whatever, and it means it will take twice as long to film and do the thing together, then I'll just do the thing. But if it's easy and doesn't add a lot of time to the project, then I'll film it. How y'all manage this balance, continuing to build the house and your audience at the same time, while also improving along the way in both the film making and the home making, is impressive. You're providing excellent examples of what the human race can be.
You guys have outdone yourselves over and over again,so much respect for your work ethics and Josh skills !
And Erin what will we have to watch every weekend without your great videos they are masterful ,blessed your hearts as usual you make a great team ,you complement each other so well ,always a pleasure to witness your building adventures ,blessings !
Cableing around the deck will be perfect and low maintenance. Erin your camera work is excellent and creative.
You two are absolutely amazing, period, hard working dedicated and skillful in what you do. So glad, as I'm sure you are, that you got a pumper this time for this pour, you just can't beat them when it comes to a pour like yours. Good job both of you. This porch looks like it's going to be HUGE. Great video, thanks for sharing.
You 2 are one amazing power couple. If they gave awards out for couples who work extremely well together and give a 100 percent always, you would win hands down. You 2 are a one incredible team. I always look forward to your next video. “God bless you all”
I think y’all should not only build the stairs to come down off the porch but put a slide for the kids to slide down. They would love that…and I think Josh would too.
Now your talking Sandy. A slide for the kids. Perfect.
for the stairs and such they should stick to kinda the same tones/palet they already have, so like a matte black steel frame with that charred wood or some wood of similar shade if they choose to stain it instead.
I've been too shy to post before. I've watched all of your videos for 3+ years now. I just want to say thanks for the inspiration. I'm sincerely impressed by your family's dedication and love and the quality of the videos. I know it's been a progression. It's not only fun to watch the home-build progression but also the filming techniques. This last vid would hold up to any network reality show. The editing and filming are great. I've turned so many of my friends and family onto your channel. Please don't stop uploading. As someone born and raised in Maryland, I also want to say that I understand 90% of everything Josh says. Still, I have no idea how your subscribers from Europe and worldwide can possibly understand him. This channel is also a lesson in American regional dialects. He talks fast. hahaha Don't ever stop. Much respect
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how unbelievably gorgeous her hair is…. ❤️
Not only Her Hair
@@terrywagner7551 Josh is the man but Erin is a Goddess!!
😂😏 Girl Crush.
Totally agree... I know is not the point of the channel.. but sometimes Erin steals the show! :D
and yess.. her hair stunning!..
This woman is absolutely jaw dropping gorgeous on the outside but equally, if not more beautiful on the inside.
Cable railing. Our house came with a deck that had 2x2 wood balusters and it looked like jail. Thought about it for a long time. Finally removed the balusters and top-rail (wood) and kept the 4x4 posts. Used 2" galvanized pipe between the posts as railing (both painted black). Cable on 3" spacing. Completely opened it up to nature, but safe and cost-effective. Best thing we ever did.
I'm like Josh: I once thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken.
And you just make oopsies?
@@poodlegirl55 And the occasional kerfluffle. :D
@@BillB23 😂😂😂
Hey nice job on the wall. Good pour, guys. Very very nice to have the pump guy lend a hand. Hope you gave him a nice tip. You made the deck holes look easy when you have the right tools. That auger made short work of 25 holes. Looking so good. After the sono tubes are poured, it will be time for hamburgers!! Thanks for sharing.
The sheep were either "escorting" the concrete truck in or saying "its ok Dad we are slowing him down you got time to finish up"
The chickens must be very happy with all that dirt you loosen and extracted!
And last the CATS were AWOSOME!
Every time I watch one of your videos I am filled with amazement. Not just with what you are accomplishing, but the way you do it with love and humor.
Also, the quality of the videos you produce, just seems to get better and better.
Thanks so much for sharing your journey with us.
Rod
BTW.... My wife started using Everyplate 2 months ago and I LOVE the food! She's a really picky eater so the 3 meals for two we get sent are actually 6 meals for me and last all week, FOR $40 bucks ! you cant beat it !
One project door pretty much closes and another project door opens! The beginning of beautifying around the outside is here!
Black railing with silver cable running horizontally. You are both amazing.
Tore down and built a new deck last year on a lake. Horizontal cables installed. 100% love it. Unobstructed view is perfect.👍
Erin, you have really mastered your craft of videoing and editing! Well done!! 🙂
You two are a great couple ! You show what love really means🙏 God bless you two❤😊.
My favorite channel! I cant believe they don't have more subs than they do. I make sure to always like and comment to help them out on the algorithm
853K is not exactly chopped liver.
@@deborahpinkey1264 I know that, there another channel I watch building a home and they zoomed from behind and passed a million on there's. More comparing it to that channel specifically when I made my comment
I used cattle panels on my railing. Came out great. Very good visibility and and a good contrast to all the wood.
I don't know what you did but the quality of the filming and editing it's just amazing.
Wow! Another step closer. You certainly got a lot accomplished in the video. The concrete guy was so helpful, much more so then the last one. Missed seeing Ellie. The nature shots were outstanding, you sure know how to edit. You will never know how much I enjoy your vlogs, they make me so happy.
I saw a meme the other day about filet mignon dreams with hotdog efforts. It's nice to have a channel that demonstrates what it actually takes to achieve actual filet mignon dreams.
I love that Chuck is taking the inspector job seriously
Black iron rails like the trim on your windows and a smaller shade of stained wood to compliment the house.
Rustic log posts (from trees you mill) with black iron rails. I think they would compliment each other well.
Hi Family!!!
First of all l would like to commend you for all that you are doing! You are both an example of what commitments and setting goals really are. I just wanted to ask if it will be possible to have a video showing the farm and the animals. We had really enjoyed seeing them in some of your past videos. Virtual hugs from your virtual 👵🏻Grandma.
“Can I take a little Nap?” She is the most adorable wife and hard working wife on UA-cam!❤️🙏💍
Skid steer with tracks and an hydraulic auger attachment: NOW WE’RE TALKING!!! This just got fun! 😍🤗🙌🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I’m glad you guys got setup right for the concrete pour, it doesn’t matter how many people comment on how to do it properly, You have to go thru a blowout or two to figure it out as in pouring in lifts.
Great Job!!! You two are amazing. Been watching since you broke ground. Can't believe what you two have accomplished. That's a lot of work to design, build, film, and edit. Not mention raising and home schooling those beautiful kids. I love your vids and I will admit a little sad when they are over. Can't wait for the next one...
Erin, I guess it's your choice of music for the videos and I have to tell you, you do such a great job, it always goes perfectly and really adds to the visuals. And... the montage sequences and wildlife vignettes between one section and the next are really really good! Damn girl, you're getting so professional!
great work again guys! What a hugely successful day.
On to my suggestions of railings ;-) We used stainless steel, marine grade cable/braided wire - and our building code mandates a wire every 3"....... we used hardwood uprights, and top rail. I did this myself (made myself a marine ply guide with all holes and clamped to each upright to drill thru (long 4" metal grade drill bit)), and while it is pricey (with all the stainless end connectors being the most expensive components) the end result is that the wire/cable ends up being basically invisible. Lovely clean, simple and secure result. Make sure you keep the stainless steel braided wire certificate - as on one section there was an impurity in one braid that caused rust - the supplier replaced all wire and end stainless fittings!
Friends recently, in a higher wind area nearby used a metal system, and on higher wind days the railing vibrates and sings (not very tunefully ;-). We are only 1/2 mile from ocean, so rust is always a consideration for us. Good luck with whatever you decide to go with. Enjoy your energy as always. Cheers, from oz.
Is it just me or does anyone else think Chuck seems to have taken on a new lease on life since the arrival of the puppies?
He has also been taking on a bit more food? Maybe puppy chow?
puppy's what?
@@borjastick puppy food lol
@@scarlettskies100 It's puppies not puppy's.
@@borjastick ???? are you correcting yourself??
i know a little about video editing, and can really only say that most people can not even begin to imagine how many individual clips that are made from different perspectives come together here! and in the end with an incredible amount of work inserting and editing music - transitions - close up shots and small special effects such as the "flying" vegetables in the product placement, resulting in a 30min video of this quality. that requires more than just skill! And besides, of course, the actual work on the house and with the children and much more. my absolute respect and admiration guys! greets from Germany
My two cents: Cable will tie in with the roof material so well! It will provide a sturdy but stylish railing while not obstructing the view.... it will look like jewelry for the house.
Metal is good,but cable railing for the porch is definitely the right choice will be beautiful and easy to maintain
Cable railing for the porch would look pretty cool. Not that hard to install. Minimal sight obstruction. Very low maintenance.
Yep. Purchase black oxide stainless steel cabling and it will be almost invisible from inside or outside the house. Sort of like the backstop net used at major league baseball games.
You can purchase with pre-installed fittings or purchase a swager to attach the fittings.
I'm not a fan of cable
I like this idea
Came here to say the same thing.
I agree. Fortress black satin powder coat posts and cable rails. Occasionally have to retighten cables first few months. Relatively easy install
You can have a concrete deck with natural grass decoration. This will prevent from any water splash on the glass window during rain. Along with glass railings on the sides along with the stairs
“oopsie” is very standard trades-speak jargon. It’s fairly commonly used by surgeons and dentists as well. 👍
Love this channel - thank you so much for all the work to run it on top of all the homestead / build labor you do!!
Awesome 😎😎😎
Lol sorry I read tha=is comment...I'm having surgery in the morning.
You should do planter boxes on both sides of the front deck as a guard rail. That way your beautiful view is lined with flowers on both sides!!
Have a great day guys.
I have used flat upright metal panels that are drilled to accept 4 cables evenly spaced and tensioned and a round bannister rail 3inch diameter in a set on top of the steel uprights. The other option is to use a stainless steel oval hand rail. The idea being to compliment the house without interfering with the views. I am sure that what ever you decide it will be great. Congrats on the completion of your concrete pour. I told my friend who is a traditional dry stone wall builder here in the UK. He is always interested in how stonework is constructed in other countries. I am so enjoying your channels and look forward to seeing the next installment. stay safe J.
You need to make a "Josh" action figure with a front loader or tractor, some action machinery. Really! Kids love to play in the dirt and dig holes.
Hey guys, great episode. I'm a deck builder and the railing system we use the most is the Westbury powder coated aluminum railing system. Easy to install, looks great and lots of options for posts, balusters, and low voltage lighting.
I worked in construction for many years in my younger years. This is the first time I have seen a concrete pump operator actually doing both the pumping and hose operator...Josh guess you are very lucky having a gorgeous wife...maked men do shit they would not normally do..😂😎👍 with that said a big tip is in order for sure, that guy was great help to you both....
Metal post & cables. Your channel just keeps getting better & better. Congrats on closing in on a million.
“If we can build a house then” team WWOG can build ANYTHING!! Josh and Erin, skilled tradespersons; Chucky, supervisor; Gray and Black Cats, expert advisers, Kids, extra hands (essential), sheep, chickens, goats, and Bruce, the moral support cheerleaders. Go Team! I ❤️ you all!
Oh, and this episode should be renamed the Concrete Pump Thriller. Honestly my heart was pounding the whole time.
Can’t believe the time is here to start the deck. Fantastic. That pump truck sure made that second pour go a lot easier. Congratulations. On to the deck. Stay safe
You all have inspired me to buy a hammock!
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You 2 really are the only married couple that I watch on UA-cam that actually show that they are married. Just want to say thank you for showing the love that you have. It really is beautiful.
Just look how the sheep helped to hold back the concrete truck for you 😁😅😂
I agree I think the cables would be the way to go, secure, easy to install and less visual obstruction.
I think you have to go with a combo of wrought iron and wood for the deck. I'd make sure to build in a grill station to one of the corners too.
I used some Cattle panel for my deck railing. Looks good and doesn't obstruct the views.
So looking forward to seeing the deck
On the deck build, I personally would go with pressure treated lumber for the structure stained the dark color of the house. Flooring would be the plastic stuff whatever it is that needs no maintenance. Railings would be so cool in black metal. It gives you the opportunity to put in floral welded metal patterns in between the beams for the main deck. You two are doing such an amazing job! Sidebar, it was cool to see the cat helping out with the rebar. LOL
Seems you guys have finally outlasted the bad monsoon luck you endured during the first couple of cement pours! Watching you 2 and your whole family and farm is a bright spot in my week!
Best site on YT. Everything in your videos are absolutely done to perfection . The only problem I have is that no matter the length it is always over to soon. Much better than watching the Hollywood trash movies. It is exciting to see your dreams coming true one step at a time. Two of the hardest working people on YT.
Halfway through the hole? My grandfather used to muse that it was impossible to dig half of a hole. Enjoying the recent videos guys. Keep up the great work!
A cable railing system seems the best option for you. You might need a custom solution but it's almost seamless. Also, you can align the railing with the A-frame. It covers some space in this way, but it will match better with the rest of the house.
I am already so excited to see the house when it's finally done!!
They still have the back part to build their bedrooms they are doing as the ones they're in now are only temp
The editing of this video was through the roof, absolutely fantastic.
Hello guys.nice to see you again.njoy watching.keep safe...
LOVE YOU GUYS, LUV YOUR FAMILY, AND ALL THE ANIMALS !! GIVE CHUCK A BIG HUG !! YOU GIVE ME HOPE !! THANKS VERY MUCH !! MIKE
We want a full night vlog: cooking dinner, putting the kids to sleep and couple going to bed! Could be on the second Channel, i'm also subscribed. Lots of love from Brazil 💜