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I am always deeply touched by how your kindness can make your life feel more meaningful. You are constantly taking care of the old dogs, Leroy and Steve. 😂Hope everything is going well for you, Steve, and the Pack.
Someone has probably already said this, but if you leave a gap in the top (near ceiling) and bottom (near floor) of the tin you will get a nice convective air flow between the tin and the wall, which will help to circulate the air better.
"The tool should have the accessory tool that goes along with it" 100% concur! Oh, and Steve is a beast. It's always good to see him on a few of your episodes.
“If you had a rope to grab onto…” Ooooooh, zing! That made my week. 😂😂 Steve, you okay? How about some salve for that burn, buddy. 😂😂😂😂 Brave, beautiful, funny…. She’s here all week folks! 😂😂🥰
Thank you for preventing Steve doing hazardous moves without safety measures ! The tin sheets behind the stove look great. I wouldn't have taken the "clear" side. Looks great that way !
Sweet Leroy is so so attentive. He looks incredibly happy and remarkably loyal already. Your "tree on ladder" should be an ad for the ladder's maker. It truly saved your bacon. The first panel you put up of old steel looked like a work of art, an abstract "midnight in the stormy mountains" painting. In the end you placed it behind your stove so when you finish the install to your liking review that first time and see what I see. So nIce to see "Captain Steve" back home with you, is there no end to his accomplishments?
Ya can't beat a wood fire, great choice! I hug my dogs the same way and they hug back it brings me great joy. I notice a change in Leroy and he is starting to do what a hound does. He looks happy. Bless you.
Great job, Steve and Michelle. It's always much harder trying to get things done in deep snow. One plus, the pine trees cut easier when they're cold. 🤝🤝🇺🇸
Michelle: You got a Good One❤❤ Steve is very handy: takes the odd chance But Your there to reign him in👍 A great couple Who Love Dogs❤️❤️❤️ Barry Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
so being an engineer, remember the engineer is always right until we do something wrong. So the climbing onto the shed was prefect. Nothing went wrong. The tree cutting was interesting i do not have the long chainsaw cutter that you have, but now, me thinks maybe in my wish list of toys to have in the future. Always great to watch you videos. Keeps my mind off the issues I have living remotely without the support that you have (your mate).
Michelle, to get the old blade off the angle grinder (by yourself) 1. Push lock button and stick a small screw in there just a little bit to stay locked. 2. Put a phillips screw driver into 1 of the 4 holes. 3. Holding the screwdriver straight up, take your hammer and whack the screwdriver close to the grinder. It's easy this way, and you never need the special tool
Steves playfullness, the music and your close-up camera work, made the tree clean up bit into a kind of unintentional wilderness comedy. 😜 Both of you are so warm, funny and driven. Thank you for sharing so much. ❤❤
Banana Bread, WOW. I love that. Numerical Control has come a long way since I learned it in 1975 in college. I worked as a mechanical designer and machinist for General Motors.
Wood Stoves are great. My wife and I reside in central or middle TN. And last Thur (12/5/24) it was 12 degrees at night. With our woodstove going. It's was 72 degrees downstairs and our central heating unit never went off. Upstairs we used our central heater. Nevertheless, our electric bill is significantly cheaper during our cold months. Compared to when we didn't have the house. Our house is only 4 years old. And we're on a small ranch (517 acres). It's been so cold here. Our dogs didn't want to go outside. And our 2 doberman's and australian shepherd love the outdoors and running around.
I had to look away while Steve was on the ladder with the chain saw. EEK! But you both obviously know what you're doing. I didn't understand why that tree would barber chair (aka widow maker), but it did. You called it. Very dangerous. Love your videos. Just the right mix of work, puppies and danger.
You have done an excellent job from start to finish, plus tree removal’s, Hope you, & Steve can enjoy it with you. Little cook out @ the fort! Happy Holidays to all.
I loved seeing you loving on Leroy, he seemed like he really needed it, and who knows if he ever got any of that in his past, though most dogs have got very loving hearts if they are given love!!😘 I was thinking to myself, Ms. Smarty-pants, when you suggested Steve get the pole saw because that tree was going to barber chair, and there must have been something about that tree I didn't see...since you were exactly right it sure did. You're so smart Michelle! I was going to suggest possibly buying a smaller Werner step/extension ladder that is light enough to carry, if you all don't have something like that already, but then went online and looked at prices and they sure are more expensive than they used to be, like everything else these days. Ugh! I'm thinking you take your table saw outside to cut, because of the sawdust it makes...but wondering if you could use your shop vac connected to the dust port on bottom/side of saw, and cut smaller pieces inside, so you can stay in where it's warm.🙂
@@jimmieusaf-pol5818 I’m quite confident Leroy is experiencing love for the first time in his life. It is very obvious he was abused - he still runs away from Steve when he tries to pet him. The lady that took him in initially from when he was ‘dumped’ said he was a broken soul - starved, covered in fleas, and suffered recent trauma to his eye. That’s why I shower him with love whenever I can! And he loves to be loved on ❤️
Michy toes roasting by a roaring fire, Blue eyes sparkle as it Snows. Faithful pups gather around her side knowing. well her Love only grows. Living in a Winter wonderland. she glows! .......That's all I got for now...... P.S. Who. knew some rusty tin on the wall becomes an Art form!!!
Michelle, the stove is awesome! I can feel the heat from here. Also even more awesome is Steve getting out and taking care of business. P.S. Steve, whenever my Wife tells me something is too dangerous I usually just wait until she is gone and then go ahead and do whatever I intended. I looked at the printer and I'm interested, but I'd really be interested in a piece of your bread. Hope you two have a great week. Don't get into too much trouble. Thanks for Sharing! 🙃🙂
My Black and Tan acts exactly like your Tree Walker Hound and she is very loving sometimes but extremely hard headed and I love her anyway just like you feel for your pups.
I had happy tears in seeing the way you love on Leroy. OMG your a special lady with lots of love and compassion in your heart. The affection you show with all your fur babies is incredible. Maybe I should call you the Dog Whisper. Steve tackled a possible dangerous job. When trees are broken, you really don't know for sure which way they will travel to fall. Sometimes a strap or two, don't work out very well. Here in Santa Barbara, we've had some 70-72 degrees days (21-22C) days. So I have to look at programs like yours to see snow. I love all your episodes. Such beauty and the trees and water is a Wow factor. I'm happy you recovered quite nicely in your fort. Big hugs Beautiful. Woof Woof Leroy and company. 🤗😘👋🙏🌹🍷😎🫶
With the rusty metal behind the stove pipe, if you leave a gap at the top to allow the heat behind the metal to escape back into the room it might help to dissipate and transfer the heat from the metal to help heat the room. Convection action will draw cooler air from the floor level under the wood box support up the entire length of the metal (so long as you don't block the space with horizontal supports) to re-enter the room heated at the top, the draw should also help pull the warmer air down from the ceiling circulating the air in the room. Just an idea.
So happy to see that Leroy is a regular part of the pack. He looks like he's always been there. I remember Clydey-Bear every time i hear Leroy howl. Thank you Michelle and Steve for giving him a loving forever-home. ❤ ☮️ on 🌎
Hi Gorgeous Lady !!! You look cold ❄ wood stoves are the best to have especially when cooking a roast with all the trimmings it'll come out tender n delicious 😋
On the diesel heater... it is heating very cold air from outside. If you get the air it is heating from inside the space, or place the heater inside and just route the exhaust outside, it will be more efficient.
You are 100% correct I have several 4” angel grinders and not one has on board storage for the removal tool it would just make sense to incorporate this in to the design. Oh yeah love me some BANANA BREAD ❤
Hi, Great Job with the tree. I liked the situation with Steve and you together on the snowmobile the most. You should have more scenes like that, even if he seems a bit reserved at first
So with your stove pipe install they have an expansion joint section where one pipe fits inside of the other and after it is installed you put a couple screws in it. I have used this all the time as it makes taking the pipe off super easy for inspection of for cleaning 37:53
I always have a crescent wrench ,multi bit screw driver, and and a roll of tie wire in the Ranger. I can't believe how often they get used. Like your style Michelle....:-))
Michelle, I too love the smell of freshly cut trees, there's nothing like it. And I understand, that tree had a very large diameter...makes it really hard to move with smaller equipment. Wow! Steve didn't like you stopping him from cutting that tree...I think you saved a trip to the hospital.
Whoa! Two channels in a row promoting Bambu Labs 3D printer! (The other is Ambition Strikes.) That would be very thoughtful for a Christmas gift! I wouldn't mind receiving one.
I completely agree with your comment about the missing (effing) tool needed to make the angle grinder work at 03:15. And, they don't sell that essential tool when the original tool is lost. Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee - they are all guilty as charged. Thanks for the tip on the 3-D Printer. I am at the opposite end of the spectrum on awareness, they have come a really long ways and really thinking about the model that won Tom's Hardware award, their endorsement is a huge certification.
Oh yea...... More Smiles on Smiley Sunday. LeRoy is doing a good job of fillin' for Clyde. Now even on Clyde's blanket. Good to see Steve's back is doing well. Or should I say Captain Steve's back. Little wood stove is a pretty good Smile Maker too.
Dear Michygoss. 👍👌👏 2) I'm happy to see Steve being able to move, stretch and bend/bow without problems/pain again. The surgery was quite successful. Congratulations 🎉. Unfortunately I have to go to the same procedure (maybe even sooner than I think respectively like). 3) Quite stunning how well this tiny wood stove is heating up the fort cabin. 3a) You are absolutely right. Unfortunately all stoves should be as near to the ground/floor as possible. One of those special fans you can put on the stove will help to distribute the warm ait a little better. Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and especially health to all involved (humans and dogs 💚).
Ok. First off, you're so amazing, I love watching you and Steve is so damn lucky to have you!! I wish I had a Michelle. Second, I know you said you don't care about code.. I get it haha but it would be so easy to make it safer! It's so common for people to attach stone or something non-combustible directly to a wall. Other than looking good, it's just almost pointless without an air gap. Rough guidelines.. Something non-combustible goes under the stove only for sparks and falling coals. It doesn't need an air gap because it doesn't get hot like the wall. For behind, something non-combustible (like your tin) a foot, foot and a half wider than the stove on each side and a couple feet taller. The MOST important part that people don't do is a gap at the bottom and top as well as spacing it off the wall when you fasten it! This is for air flow. It creates a natural convection effect keeping the combustible wall behind the shield cool. Otherwise, the shield transfers the heat directly to the wall and it might as well not be there and can actually be worse in some situations. Be safe lovely ❤
Stove pipes are set up so top piece fits inside lowers creosote doesn't run down side.You can get a longer slip joint to help with install.On heat shield you want a non burn material or spacer between it and shield and minimize fasteners close to pipe for the heat will transfer to the wood thru nail or screw.
Great job on getting stove up.and running and giving you heat. Going with all brown was good call in my opinion. Steve did great job on clearing trees am glad he listened to you on not doing unsafe. Cutting. Guys.can real stubborn playing macho card but you know that😊😊😊😊😊 we.humans think that when we take a rescue dog we are adopting them lol.as Leroy showed us they adopt us he loves you totally. The section of you and Leroy made the tape Michy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Great vid! I had to laugh at you chiding Steve up on the roof. It’s nice that he eventually listened to you. I love his SWIX toque (not a beany, this is Canada!). It looks like it could be from the 70’s. Your obvious empathy for the dogs is heartwarming.
I have a diesel heater in my cabin as optional heat and liked it so much I installed another diesel heater in my Gypsy Wagon. Love them both low cost, easy to use and when getting gas for my truck I keep a five gallon diesel can full. Highly recommend and the heat is instant and powerful. My little cabin has vented propane heat, woodstove and diesel heater all off grid use. They all have their advantages and I feel certain that regardless of need I am always ready to keep warm.
Way to go Steve, Type 1, got back issues, getting up in years, and you still get out there and get stuff done. I can relate (not with the diabetes part) but with the desire and know how to get things done.
Leroy appears to have a lovely nature and has definitely settled in well, he's so much like Clyde. Can't beat a wood burner fire, as for the cold floor, did you put a vapour barrier and insulation under the floor boards, nothing worse than a cold floor. Re felling trees that could 'barber chair' on trees up to 15'' just wrap and secure a 2'' wide tie-down strap or 3/8'' chain around multiple times a foot above your back-cut, will be safe to fell then, still take care tho.
Well done Michy ✨ fantastic scene when you were grinding/ cutting steel outside , the spark's flying everywhere,with the snow and twilight in the background very picturesque,postcard quality .👍✨🌅🌲🎄🙂💫
I want a steve in my life but I settled for an Amy , I have beaten my body up so bad I'm jealous that steve is very capable of helping you out when you need his help , I truly enjoy your builds ,
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Leroy is such a happy boy!😁
@@michygoss7148 wow that was quick 😄
I am always deeply touched by how your kindness can make your life feel more meaningful. You are constantly taking care of the old dogs, Leroy and Steve. 😂Hope everything is going well for you, Steve, and the Pack.
Someone has probably already said this, but if you leave a gap in the top (near ceiling) and bottom (near floor) of the tin you will get a nice convective air flow between the tin and the wall, which will help to circulate the air better.
Note the irony of Michelle pointing out Steve's unsafety. 😊
He doesn’t have a good back , that’s why she called him a donkey.
every time
I love seeing you smile. I know how it feels to make progress and be happy about things, flaws and all.
“I don’t care about the code” 🤣✌️. Also love the You can run a light bulb from your mouth💡. What a gal 😊
Captivating beauty, those eyes are something to behold.
Glad you said it. I thought it....
You are not the only one who is captivated by those eyes, but I am sure that behind them there is something even more captivating
"The tool should have the accessory tool that goes along with it" 100% concur! Oh, and Steve is a beast. It's always good to see him on a few of your episodes.
“If you had a rope to grab onto…” Ooooooh, zing! That made my week. 😂😂 Steve, you okay? How about some salve for that burn, buddy. 😂😂😂😂 Brave, beautiful, funny…. She’s here all week folks! 😂😂🥰
Try the roast beef.😂😂😂
Be sure to tip Ollie over at the poutine bar. 😂😂
Enjoyed seeing so much of Steve in this one!
“I don’t care about the code” you are the best !
Thank you for preventing Steve doing hazardous moves without safety measures !
The tin sheets behind the stove look great. I wouldn't have taken the "clear" side. Looks great that way !
Nice art piece.
I prefer the dark side but it's all in the eyes of the beholder 😀
Sweet Leroy is so so attentive. He looks incredibly happy and remarkably loyal already. Your "tree on ladder" should be an ad for the ladder's maker. It truly saved your bacon. The first panel you put up of old steel looked like a work of art, an abstract "midnight in the stormy mountains" painting. In the end you placed it behind your stove so when you finish the install to your liking review that first time and see what I see. So nIce to see "Captain Steve" back home with you, is there no end to his accomplishments?
Leroy is very loyal already! It’s really sweet - you can see how much he loves his new life ❤
Hey Michelle: Steve is a very helpful man to have around. He is amazing climbing on the snowy roof while the snow is so deep and icy. Way to go Steve!
You look super super gorgeous I love the way you take it upon yourself to do your own work
Ya can't beat a wood fire, great choice! I hug my dogs the same way and they hug back it brings me great joy. I notice a change in Leroy and he is starting to do what a hound does. He looks happy. Bless you.
Great job, Steve and Michelle. It's always much harder trying to get things done in deep snow. One plus, the pine trees cut easier when they're cold.
🤝🤝🇺🇸
Those are hemlock, but close enough. Haha
Michelle: You got a Good One❤❤ Steve is very handy: takes the odd chance But Your there to reign him in👍 A great couple Who Love Dogs❤️❤️❤️ Barry Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
so being an engineer, remember the engineer is always right until we do something wrong. So the climbing onto the shed was prefect. Nothing went wrong. The tree cutting was interesting i do not have the long chainsaw cutter that you have, but now, me thinks maybe in my wish list of toys to have in the future. Always great to watch you videos. Keeps my mind off the issues I have living remotely without the support that you have (your mate).
You can’t fool me !!! Steve’s at home making banana bread 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
"There's Michelle - always sniffing wood!" I do believe that if you put that quote on a shirt you'd sell thousands!! 😆 Wonderful video! As always! 😃
Wieder ein sehr schönes Video von dir.
Was mich auch freut , es gibt es jetzt mit deutscher Audio Tonspur.
Viele Grüße aus Deutschland
Steve.........most fortunate, skilful man on earth!
Michelle, to get the old blade off the angle grinder (by yourself)
1. Push lock button and stick a small screw in there just a little bit to stay locked.
2. Put a phillips screw driver into 1 of the 4 holes.
3. Holding the screwdriver straight up, take your hammer and whack the screwdriver close to the grinder.
It's easy this way, and you never need the special tool
Steves playfullness, the music and your close-up camera work, made the tree clean up bit into a kind of unintentional wilderness comedy. 😜 Both of you are so warm, funny and driven. Thank you for sharing so much. ❤❤
Banana Bread, WOW. I love that. Numerical Control has come a long way since I learned it in 1975 in college. I worked as a mechanical designer and machinist for General Motors.
Wood Stoves are great. My wife and I reside in central or middle TN. And last Thur (12/5/24) it was 12 degrees at night. With our woodstove going. It's was 72 degrees downstairs and our central heating unit never went off. Upstairs we used our central heater. Nevertheless, our electric bill is significantly cheaper during our cold months. Compared to when we didn't have the house. Our house is only 4 years old. And we're on a small ranch (517 acres). It's been so cold here. Our dogs didn't want to go outside. And our 2 doberman's and australian shepherd love the outdoors and running around.
I had to look away while Steve was on the ladder with the chain saw. EEK! But you both obviously know what you're doing. I didn't understand why that tree would barber chair (aka widow maker), but it did. You called it. Very dangerous. Love your videos. Just the right mix of work, puppies and danger.
I have to say, You have the most Beautiful scenes ( even with the broken trees ) the snow scenes at night top the beauty.
You have done an excellent job from start to finish, plus tree removal’s, Hope you, & Steve can enjoy it with you. Little cook out @ the fort! Happy Holidays to all.
I loved seeing you loving on Leroy, he seemed like he really needed it, and who knows if he ever got any of that in his past, though most dogs have got very loving hearts if they are given love!!😘 I was thinking to myself, Ms. Smarty-pants, when you suggested Steve get the pole saw because that tree was going to barber chair, and there must have been something about that tree I didn't see...since you were exactly right it sure did. You're so smart Michelle! I was going to suggest possibly buying a smaller Werner step/extension ladder that is light enough to carry, if you all don't have something like that already, but then went online and looked at prices and they sure are more expensive than they used to be, like everything else these days. Ugh! I'm thinking you take your table saw outside to cut, because of the sawdust it makes...but wondering if you could use your shop vac connected to the dust port on bottom/side of saw, and cut smaller pieces inside, so you can stay in where it's warm.🙂
@@jimmieusaf-pol5818 I’m quite confident Leroy is experiencing love for the first time in his life. It is very obvious he was abused - he still runs away from Steve when he tries to pet him. The lady that took him in initially from when he was ‘dumped’ said he was a broken soul - starved, covered in fleas, and suffered recent trauma to his eye. That’s why I shower him with love whenever I can! And he loves to be loved on ❤️
Just got to say Steve just kills me so funny he,s good man love you people from Alberta
Michy toes roasting by a roaring fire, Blue eyes sparkle as it Snows. Faithful pups gather around her side knowing. well her Love only grows. Living in a Winter wonderland. she glows! .......That's all I got for now...... P.S. Who. knew some rusty tin on the wall becomes an Art form!!!
Michelle, the stove is awesome! I can feel the heat from here. Also even more awesome is Steve getting out and taking care of business. P.S. Steve, whenever my Wife tells me something is too dangerous I usually just wait until she is gone and then go ahead and do whatever I intended. I looked at the printer and I'm interested, but I'd really be interested in a piece of your bread. Hope you two have a great week. Don't get into too much trouble. Thanks for Sharing! 🙃🙂
I think you made the right choice going with the darker (brown) rust!! 👍 (and I agree with your expanding pipe idea)
My Black and Tan acts exactly like your Tree Walker Hound and she is very loving sometimes but extremely hard headed and I love her anyway just like you feel for your pups.
I had happy tears in seeing the way you love on Leroy. OMG your a special lady with lots of love and compassion in your heart. The affection you show with all your fur babies is incredible. Maybe I should call you the Dog Whisper. Steve tackled a possible dangerous job. When trees are broken, you really don't know for sure which way they will travel to fall. Sometimes a strap or two, don't work out very well. Here in Santa Barbara, we've had some 70-72 degrees days (21-22C) days. So I have to look at programs like yours to see snow. I love all your episodes. Such beauty and the trees and water is a Wow factor. I'm happy you recovered quite nicely in your fort. Big hugs Beautiful. Woof Woof Leroy and company. 🤗😘👋🙏🌹🍷😎🫶
YES, the rusty side looked the best. It all looks good. Steve ship captain, logger, part time dare devil. thank you
With the rusty metal behind the stove pipe, if you leave a gap at the top to allow the heat behind the metal to escape back into the room it might help to dissipate and transfer the heat from the metal to help heat the room. Convection action will draw cooler air from the floor level under the wood box support up the entire length of the metal (so long as you don't block the space with horizontal supports) to re-enter the room heated at the top, the draw should also help pull the warmer air down from the ceiling circulating the air in the room. Just an idea.
So happy to see that Leroy is a regular part of the pack. He looks like he's always been there. I remember Clydey-Bear every time i hear Leroy howl. Thank you Michelle and Steve for giving him a loving forever-home. ❤
☮️ on 🌎
Hi Gorgeous Lady !!! You look cold ❄ wood stoves are the best to have especially when cooking a roast with all the trimmings it'll come out tender n delicious 😋
On the diesel heater... it is heating very cold air from outside. If you get the air it is heating from inside the space, or place the heater inside and just route the exhaust outside, it will be more efficient.
Love the dark brown side of the metal. Good choice 😍
You two are too cute, he actually listens to you.. 😊
God bless you two
Barely! Haha
You are 100% correct I have several 4” angel grinders and not one has on board storage for the removal tool it would just make sense to incorporate this in to the design.
Oh yeah love me some BANANA BREAD ❤
You are a good person. 🇩🇰🌹🌹❤❤
What a sweetheart dogs are. He clearly feels very secure in your company.
Hi, Great Job with the tree.
I liked the situation with Steve and you together on the snowmobile the most. You should have more scenes like that, even if he seems a bit reserved at first
So with your stove pipe install they have an expansion joint section where one pipe fits inside of the other and after it is installed you put a couple screws in it. I have used this all the time as it makes taking the pipe off super easy for inspection of for cleaning
37:53
This pipe is 3.15”, so not sure it would work with most stove pipes
Yea, we're not over the rope thing either.......💁♂️💁♀️. Some good saw work though y'all.
Sweet Leroy ❤. Thanks from Cheryl and Lawrence in GA.
Another great video kid !!! love how you love the pups !
Very nice result. The ladder saved your shelter from more damage. Great job. The wood stove is great ambiance 👍👏🏻.
I always have a crescent wrench ,multi bit screw driver, and and a roll of tie wire in the Ranger. I can't believe how often they get used. Like your style Michelle....:-))
The iron looks great. The box isn't too big. Floating the box is perfect. Give yourself a pat on the back.
Always a Sunday morning treat to get your video
Michelle, I too love the smell of freshly cut trees, there's nothing like it. And I understand, that tree had a very large diameter...makes it really hard to move with smaller equipment. Wow! Steve didn't like you stopping him from cutting that tree...I think you saved a trip to the hospital.
Love those fir trees you cut. My house is built using 20 inch BC Fir logs !!
Never let that little kid in you grow up! Welcome to the club! ❤❤
Hi Michelle, Steve, Pups 🐾 and 🐈⬛too 😊👋🏻 Thank you, hope you're doing well, stay safe and take care my friends 🙏🏻 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you always!
Whoa! Two channels in a row promoting Bambu Labs 3D printer! (The other is Ambition Strikes.) That would be very thoughtful for a Christmas gift! I wouldn't mind receiving one.
Hi, Michele, you have an awesome husband! Steve is so good to you, and very handy to have around. I like when you include him in your videos.
I so enjoy your content in your videos, but the interaction with your beautiful dogs is so very special.
I completely agree with your comment about the missing (effing) tool needed to make the angle grinder work at 03:15. And, they don't sell that essential tool when the original tool is lost. Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee - they are all guilty as charged.
Thanks for the tip on the 3-D Printer. I am at the opposite end of the spectrum on awareness, they have come a really long ways and really thinking about the model that won Tom's Hardware award, their endorsement is a huge certification.
I think you're doing great. So merry Christmas! ......and have fun!😀
Good job Steve👍
Thanks for the 'fort' series'. Getting ramped up to cut a whole in my mini cabin for a stove !
Just gotta go for it!
And yes I remember the video where you salvaged/ rescued that steel, love how you used it👍
Echos and shades of Clyde ❤
Okay I like the backing. Just foam it with fire blocking for added insulation and protection. It looks great.
Awesome, cool woman building little cute cabins love it gorgeous one ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Those eyes love them. I notice lots of yellow snow. You are amazing ❤Your e-bike
Yellow brick road!😂
A most amazing human!
Steve is very knowledgeable and such a nice guy. You guys are friends I truly want in my life. Love your videos my friends. Thank you for sharing.
Oh yea...... More Smiles on Smiley Sunday. LeRoy is doing a good job of fillin' for Clyde. Now even on Clyde's blanket. Good to see Steve's back is doing well. Or should I say Captain Steve's back. Little wood stove is a pretty good Smile Maker too.
Dear Michygoss.
👍👌👏 2) I'm happy to see Steve being able to move, stretch and bend/bow without problems/pain again. The surgery was quite successful. Congratulations 🎉. Unfortunately I have to go to the same procedure (maybe even sooner than I think respectively like). 3) Quite stunning how well this tiny wood stove is heating up the fort cabin. 3a) You are absolutely right. Unfortunately all stoves should be as near to the ground/floor as possible. One of those special fans you can put on the stove will help to distribute the warm ait a little better.
Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and especially health to all involved (humans and dogs 💚).
Michelle fantastic! In German! Thank you although I miss your voice I love your voice
Enjoy your video's, I think you are a special lady, with so much enthusiasm, and a great work ethic.
lumberjack, stove installer, dog walker. Is there anything you can't do?
Luv it all!
Ok. First off, you're so amazing, I love watching you and Steve is so damn lucky to have you!! I wish I had a Michelle.
Second, I know you said you don't care about code.. I get it haha but it would be so easy to make it safer! It's so common for people to attach stone or something non-combustible directly to a wall. Other than looking good, it's just almost pointless without an air gap.
Rough guidelines..
Something non-combustible goes under the stove only for sparks and falling coals. It doesn't need an air gap because it doesn't get hot like the wall. For behind, something non-combustible (like your tin) a foot, foot and a half wider than the stove on each side and a couple feet taller.
The MOST important part that people don't do is a gap at the bottom and top as well as spacing it off the wall when you fasten it!
This is for air flow. It creates a natural convection effect keeping the combustible wall behind the shield cool.
Otherwise, the shield transfers the heat directly to the wall and it might as well not be there and can actually be worse in some situations.
Be safe lovely ❤
Stove pipes are set up so top piece fits inside lowers creosote doesn't run down side.You can get a longer slip joint to help with install.On heat shield you want a non burn material or spacer between it and shield and minimize fasteners close to pipe for the heat will transfer to the wood thru nail or screw.
Santa Steve!
Your best video you and Steve are gre😊at funny together its great to see him with you "Steve wait you don't have a helmet on." BRILLIANT ❤.
What a wonderful idea for those exposed beams and yes the wood stove.
Well done!!
p.s. I told you we’d see more of Steve. What a character!
I so enjoy and wood stove in a little cabin. Enjoy and be Safe.
Great job on getting stove up.and running and giving you heat. Going with all brown was good call in my opinion. Steve did great job on clearing trees am glad he listened to you on not doing unsafe. Cutting. Guys.can real stubborn playing macho card but you know that😊😊😊😊😊 we.humans think that when we take a rescue dog we are adopting them lol.as Leroy showed us they adopt us he loves you totally.
The section of you and Leroy made the tape Michy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Nice work on the trees Steve. That's how it's done.
Always makes me smile when I see someone getting happy over what they have build and enjoy every minute of it! It must be so cozy in there :D
Great vid! I had to laugh at you chiding Steve up on the roof. It’s nice that he eventually listened to you. I love his SWIX toque (not a beany, this is Canada!). It looks like it could be from the 70’s. Your obvious empathy for the dogs is heartwarming.
It’s a vintage toque for sure!
Great to see you happy next to a warm stove! Nice job!
Looks like Steve was enjoying himself Rich from Elensburg Washington
That was such a fun video, thank you.
Sweet little cabin. The wood stove makes it so inviting. Well done Michelle.
The pups are looking good.....
Cute & cozy cabin.
I have a diesel heater in my cabin as optional heat and liked it so much I installed another diesel heater in my Gypsy Wagon. Love them both low cost, easy to use and when getting gas for my truck I keep a five gallon diesel can full. Highly recommend and the heat is instant and powerful.
My little cabin has vented propane heat, woodstove and diesel heater all off grid use. They all have their advantages and I feel certain that regardless of need I am always ready to keep warm.
Way to go Steve, Type 1, got back issues, getting up in years, and you still get out there and get stuff done. I can relate (not with the diabetes part) but with the desire and know how to get things done.
Leroy appears to have a lovely nature and has definitely settled in well, he's so much like Clyde. Can't beat a wood burner fire, as for the cold floor, did you put a vapour barrier and insulation under the floor boards, nothing worse than a cold floor. Re felling trees that could 'barber chair' on trees up to 15'' just wrap and secure a 2'' wide tie-down strap or 3/8'' chain around multiple times a foot above your back-cut, will be safe to fell then, still take care tho.
Glad to see Steve's back is "all better".
Well done Michy ✨ fantastic scene when you were grinding/ cutting steel outside , the spark's flying everywhere,with the snow and twilight in the background very picturesque,postcard quality .👍✨🌅🌲🎄🙂💫
Steves gonna pass away with a smile on his face! Prob cause ur "on top of things" lol😍😜
I want a steve in my life but I settled for an Amy , I have beaten my body up so bad I'm jealous that steve is very capable of helping you out when you need his help , I truly enjoy your builds ,
Good looking out on Safety Mich
Amazing winter scenery..🏝️