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Just found your channel guys and I've been binge watching your videos from the beginning 😀 I love what you are doing keep posting more videos about everything 😄😉

Just stumbled on your channel again. Missed you for the last two years. Wonderful to see what you have been up to on both your channels. Great content.

Hey guys, glad to have found your channel. New subscriber here, our family live semi off grid Brierfield nsw. I can relate to alot of what you're sharing . Thank you

love it, we wanna do that in vic

Great work. Keep'em coming!

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Great video guys, as a cabinet maker I can honestly say you saved a TON of money! It's all melamine and laminate in the end and comes up fine with a bit of gumption. If you are thinking of going for a more rustic looking kitchen down the track with a timber look some 18mm marine ply goes a long way. You can make look industrial, edge band some iron on laminate . Makes it look solid or paint it any colour. Glue on a few thin strips and you've got shaker style door! Also if you want really sick timber countertops, buy a cpl of 2nd hand Amart 90's Tas oak tables with the yellowing varnish. Stripped and re jointed they look amazing with that water based clear you're using. All in all you've probably saved $20k at least so big pat on the back!

Coming along really nicely guys. It's great when free stuff works out.

Wow, lots of exciting progress. Love the diamonds, they are very cool. Well done on scoring a Beautiful kitchen. We've now done 3 used kitchens in previous houses ,the cheapest was $200 ,all took a LOT of brain power to make them the best into a different space . Then we actually used the wall cupboards ,that we didn't need in the new place, for the kitchen benches in the caravan . They are a great height and narrow. Win win. No waste. hahaha . We really like those bunnings bench tops too. The caravan has the oak ones , they're beautiful. I haven't found the right used kitchen for here yet , still looking but I have got a double drainer , single basin antique cast iron sink. I can't wait to install as soon as we find a kitchen. Great job and thanks for sharing lovelies ❤

Gave it a like before I’ve watched it. Love what you two are doing, and how you present it. Onya, team!

Starting to look really good. Well done, reminds me of all our years of building when we were your ages.

Sorry are you guys in Tassie

With your paint tin- after tipping it out get a sharp flat head screwdriver and a hammer and drive a slot into the tin where that paint pool is and it all runs back into the tin. The lid seals over the slot and hey presto... no more paint runs down your can. Only tip from that one point next time as well. I use 3 slots about 25 mm apart and i punch them before tipping the can.

Great video gang. Best wishes from Aussie Homestead 🙏

The feature wall is genius.. it's a fence. Looks epic!

You are doing very well, the both of you... and I bet Dad's help is muchly appreciated... It is starting to look like cabin... Cheers for sharing...

Great progress guys! Mitch, you're killing it.. Well done mate!!

we enjoy watching your videos and we always hit the like button. Hope this comment helps your TH-cam algorithm.

Hi guys, not trying to teach you to suck eggs, your doing a great job. I wouldn't be using the mesh tape on the long ceiling joins. Most of the repairs I have to do on plaster joins as a handyman / finish chippy, is due to the mesh being used in place of paper tape. I know the paper sucks, and applying the mesh is easier, but in the long run you will find the elasticity of the mesh will give you those long annoying joint cracks that can form with movement and expansion, whereas the paper will bond better and create a more solid join. This is just what I have found over 15 years. Please don't let me discourage you, still amazing work :)

I like those tiles. Great job. There's some rowdy celebrating when one of us cuts something just right around here. Haha. Thank you for sharing lovelies ❤❤

I'm by no means an expert or even very good but have done a fair amount of plaster repairs in the last year due to buying an old house... I think Mitch should be working the mud along the tape instead of across it which makes the process much faster and affords workability of the mud before it goes off. It's better to have a few little 'lips' from the edge of the knife to sand off especially in the first coat than trying to get it perfect as you usually end up making it look worse. The build is really coming along nicely though so great to see.

Coming along nicely. In no time at all You'll have a four seasons room to live in

You need to look on TH-cam and get some more information on how to do the joins in your gyprock

Great update!

Woow it's starting to look like a home ....keep up the great work

That geni is only modified sine wave so might be a bit harsh on charging phones and laptops.

Glad to see you back!

That looks fantastic. Ceilings are HARD , you did great. We used that Earthwool as lining for a caravan that wed gutted and rebuilt ,we peeled it into flatter sheets , it worked so well. It'll be far cosier in the cabin now. Houses in Australia are rarely made for cold weather, especially in qld. We get below 0*c yet it's rare to see insulation in homes . In Summer though , old queenslanders are the best house , cross breezes are amazing. Thanks for sharing and keep cosy lovelies ❤❤

Great progress!

Have the travelling videos finished? I was hoping you'd get down my way in south WA.

The cabin is coming along really nicely, can’t wait to see what’s on the cards next.

Great update. It already looks more homely!

Great to see you guys back at the cabin. I'm heading over next week to work on mine.

Welcome back!

Nice to see you're figuring out your challenges to keep making progress. What a stunning property.🤩 There's something very comforting about a wood stack . That genny will be a fantastic addition. We now have a decent one but when we were living in a tin shed off grid , we had a super tiny one that did nothing and only very limited power. Hubby put a dual battery system in our car, and inverter , so on supply trips , we could charge several tool batteries, our phones etc . We built the shed around us then completely renovated a removal home with just those. Great video. Keep warm lovelies ❤

WHy Metal Siding? It's gonna suck the hot in and keep it there?

Stumbled across your channel during the Rona, watched all the videos with enthusiasm and captivation but didn’t end up subscribing. Then the TH-cam algorithm reintroduced me to your channel a couple years later. Stoked! And to learn you have a channel dedicated to your travel. I’ll have to check that out too. Needless to say, I learnt from my previous mistake and am now subscribed. Cheers guys. Keep up the enjoyable lifestyle and thanks for keeping us involved in it.

I have been to the US, where they have insulated roller doors. It was very interesting.

Nice to see a new video. Hope that now that spring is here you'll be posting more often. I think the extra light was a good move. Plus now you can insulate the wall

The original plan was good but this is better ❤keep up the fantastic work

I like all the light coming in now and the view is beautiful. Matching windows all round is a fantastic idea. Thank you for sharing lovelies ❤

Looks much better with all that natural light

Love your new fireplace!

Love you guys. You've lived the life I wanted to!

Nothing beats the warmth and ambience of a wood stove. Are you planning on installing some kind of heat shield around the rear of the fire box?

A guy in Hobart complained to me about the heat. It was 26 degrees 😂😂😂

There is a great brass cleaner called Brasso

I would love to have a wood stove to cook on again and yours is a beauty 👍

Loved the video good to see you back at it