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I just found this channel and love it. It is very nostalgic for me. My Uncle Charlie had a house near Moose head lake in Maine and this reminds me so much of it. The furnishing look the same. There was a small wood burner just like what you show and a big wood burning oven in the kitchen. I cant wait to see what you do with it.

Once again, I find watching you work while I take a break relaxing. I'm kind of in awe of this - the organization, the precision - and am wondering if all of your spaces are like this? What happens if there's a stray sock lying around the house somewhere?

I love watching the concrete video. I spent a summer in my youth doing it using a wheelbarrow and hoe for mixing. That Saloon is going to look great!

Always a good day when the cinodrome releases another feature. Dont ever change, Dave. This is fascinating and satisfying stuff!

Awesome

When can we get Cinodrome shirts? :)

The Lie of Granite... Will we ever learn what rock is that!?

7:21 WHAT!

Hey Dave, thanks for this one, it made me chuckle a few times. Lots of work, you're doing a fantastic job. BEST channel on the Utube 🙂 Take care!

I was wondering why you were using rough cut boards to hold the concrete, then you took it off and showed us the beautiful patterns of the wood in the concrete. Then i remembered you talking about that in one of your previous videos lol

Beautiful work with the forms. I live in an 1800 farm house in Maine. I get the ledge issues.

We’ll be up October 23rd… hope you’re still in Maine!

This is just old school youtube. a person who is massively multi-talented telling stories in a unique way. It's so appropriately vintage and modern at the same time. It's honest. I wish more youtube was like this in 2024.

Excellent video as usual, no rum for today.

12:35 Random F-bomb? 😆

Amazing! I’m even tired

WELL DONE! You are a freaking machine. Impressive to watch.

These build videos are so relaxing to watch. Thank you for making these!

Im intrigued on the difference between reality and episode release Dave, I am imagining we're a few months behind and you've already built your 400ft 360 degree viewing platform above the tree line.

This reminds me of spending weekends with my grandpa in my youth. Almost every weekend in the summer, we'd mix up at least one bag of concrete for a project he was working on in his back yard. Looking back as an adult, I have no idea what we were making because when he passed, there wasn't any concrete to be seen anywhere at all, let alone his back yard. Don't remember what we did with it, but man we sure did make a lot of it! Also, when The Hall Raisers kicked in, I half expected the Something Weird Video logo to pop up. Too many years of watching cheesy movies I think.

Why is nobody talking about the new jacked thumbnail!?

This is the second Summer that I've spent watching this project and it just keeps getting better. Thank you for sharing this story.

What a great build. That was the hard part of the saloon build. Now the fun part can begin. May I suggest for the camp lumber, perhaps mounting some shelf brackets on the upright supports.(unless the manufacturer says not to, of course.) It would extend out about 18", but the lumber would be out of the way, protected but accessable when needed. Just a thought...

If my wife ever finds your videos, oh man she is going to make me feel so inadequate! Youre raising the bar for us men! Love the videos and watching your growing comfort infront of the camera

I've been contemplating DIYing a concrete floor in an old two-car garage on our farm. Thank you very much for helping me decide to hire it done. 🙄

You did the music too. What don't you know how to do?

Clicks video titled “I love concrete”. Video opens with you cursing at concrete. 😂

Great to see the work continuing, absolutely worthy of the effort

I say you give the eagle what he wants.... its own show!!!

So many things I loved about this video: 1. Seeing views of downtown Houlton is great - it's been so many years since I've been there! 2. The lumber is so satisfyingly beautiful. 3. Your progressing relationship with the eagle made me laugh out loud. 4. The multi-angle influencer vids (hehe) - loved Nadya's short-form version of the weekend, love seeing your angle of it as well!

SW Collins! This life long Mainer, who was born and raised in the county is psyched to see them in your series!

What is the chalk marker you went with?

Harper and I loved watching! The cabinets look great in person.

So psyched I found this gem! I kinda fear it's the function of some clever tracking from TH-cam as I likely drove pretty close to your place on Saturday when I got done with the Allagash, and was heading back home to southern Maine. looking forward to seeing what you got done this year. Nice work!

It would be cool to have some sort of low-frills camera setup near the shore to get a Timelapse of the lake/trees while you’re in CA.

Making great progress and more importantly, continuing to make memories as you go.

Loved the shots of downtown and the Co-op and THE table… if you ever need small wooden benches made from reclaimed wood, I’ve got a guy.

Wondering if you could share how you made that "go get coffee" painted glass effect? Would love some tips!

Wow. That lumber is the most beautiful thing I've seen in a long time. The dimensions, the color, the texture, everything about it. (And that oh so satisfying "shuuush" sound when you swipe your hand across the surface after cutting or nailing.) Your vids are top notch, thank you!

Good clean lumber! Nice work!

Another great video Dave, thank you! You're a fantastic filmmaker and a great craftsman. I was very much hoping for a cinodrome video this weekend. Looks like everyone had fun, best possible result. Take care!

Nice to see signs of prosperity in Houlton. I remember, as a boy on summer vacation 50+ years ago, being impressed by Houlton and Presque Isle, but most of the intervening years have not been kind. Still, hope springs eternal, and you're helping!

I forgot to add that I really enjoyed your Lucca presentation on the millennium falcon build. That clarified a few things that you and Adam were talking about during the speeder bike build. Thank you for that presentation.

What a great build! So nice to see the saloon coming along nicely. Will we be seeing a video of the shop workbench being built? Also, is every Three weeks the time we should expect a new video! We were spoiled last year with one a week videos😊

An excellent video as usual, enjoyed with a nice Venezuelan Rum. Santa Teresa 1796 Special Edition. 100% recommended!

Amazing work and my favorite channel TH-cam! Also, if you dont mind my asking, where did you find that jacket / what's they style called (around 12:30) if I was to look for something similar?

As someone who moved up here (Amity) in March (2024), to build a home from scratch learning the "good" spots is always helpful. Thanks a ton ! The goal is to build a community MakerSpace in town so folks can have access to laser cutters, 3d printers, cnc routers, wood shop tools, metal shop tools etc.... I hope to build and run that as my "retirement job", hope you join or at least stop by say hi.

My uncle/grandfather had a similar table at the local breakfast spot where the old timers gathered. They always called it "The Table of Knowledge"

Good shit... as always....

Wasn't paying attention the first time, but props for the stainless steel espresso pot. Only way to have coffee at home, for mine.