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Good morning GBU crew!!! alright.. my mom has been talking too much trash about the pergola pronunciation 😅😂 let's settle the debate once and for all!!
Type 1 for per-goh-luh
2 for per-guh-luh
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@@SailingGoodBadandUgly I'm gonna plead the 5th on this one!
lol none! (3) Per-gol-la - type 3 if ya agree (or was that "tye" at the end of 1 part of it?) 🤔
Really it doesn't matter how you pronounce it...we all know what y'all mean....PO-TAY-TOE....POE-TAH-TA...TATER
No slope huh?
I really love that you have your wife’s back. Me as a video creator and editor know how much time and hours it takes to get a 30 minutes video done. Not to mention that she’s probably the one, cooking, cleaning, doing the dishes, laundry, feeding the animals, recording (and getting the cinematic shots), organizing, talking to the sponsors, doing all the work for patrions, getting all the administrative work done and the list goes on..This is how not only a team but a functional family works and that’s the reason I love this channel and have been working hard to also buy my land and have my Farm in Puerto Rico one day. ❤
I agree! Very well said!
Good job, I would still recommend putting some bracing on your corner posts !
@Bebethusa we split cooking/cleaning. She feeds the cats , I feed the goats/chickens. I was raised by a single mom and I have 5 sisters so I never got left out of the household chores🤣😅 we play to our strengths with the sponsors.. I do the legal stuff and she does the production. We both do patreon stuff but ye ur spot on, a marriage is not 50/50 it's 100% all the time
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly Im absolutely sure that you help! Wouldn’t expect less than that from you because of who you show us here. That’s why I said probably cause for sure she is not doing 100% by her self and that how a Functioning Family works. So proud of you guys!!!
@Bebethusa lol she'll whoop me if I don't help😅🤣
awesome Job Guys.
Highly recommend installing diagonal braces at the tops from the columns to the rafters.
Not much loading on the root, but good to brace them up..
I can get behind that idea... When I think he had to do it before the winds come The wind gets under that roof .... And it's going to peel it right off... It definitely needs some bracing and soon....
Indeed I was thinking he should add 2 wires length wise or so, to support the reed. And yeah, birds will love the reed for needing 😂
No bracing is no bueno
I was gonna suggest that also in high winds that extra stability
Once again you killed it, Matt and Kristen !! I love that You have your wife’ back the way you do. Some of the comments last week were absolutely ludicrous and unfair to your wife. The two of you are absolutely doing a fabulous job and don’t let anyone tell you differently. God bless and stay safe and thanks for another awesome video !! ❤✌🏼😎🍻🍻🥇🥇🥇
Good Job!
It looks beautiful. You two are a great team. Love your videos and I look forward to them on Sunday morning.
Those flip-flops make me nervous. Nice work!
I like cheap motocross goggles the best for when you want to be sure nothing gonna get to them eyes. Comfy/vented.
Good job nice structure BOTH of you👍
Hey guys! We love your channel. Long time watchers but first time leaving a comment (we watch on TV!) I took the time to open up my laptop today and leave a message. We recently bought land on The Bahamas and have been loving watching you progress day by day on your build. Thanks for sharing the good, bad, and the ugly. We look forward for what's to come and we are grateful for you being a few steps ahead so you can tell us what not to do, ha!
Awesome hard work!
Matt. My brother of another mother at heart. As a retired teamster crane operator in the roofing industry, I have set several thousand roofs of all types. And now that you have essentially added a sail to your uprights, I'll beg you, please! Install permanent lateral support before something bad happens. I would suggest bracing at 45° angle from uprights to your top plates. That is the weakest point in a wind storm at present. That's a lot of weight up topside, bro. I love guys. Stay safe.
I'm considering a few options, do u think heavy steel "T" braces would work as well as knee bracing? The 'T" braces have a smaller profile
I'm sorry I didn't see your response sooner but yes T bracing will definitely help though knee bracing is most typically used. I would double them up like a "sandwich" on the upright.
Great video
Matt ive been a carpenter since i was 16yrs old i started as a helper im now 62 and given u have little carpentry exp u have done a awsome job on everything u have done on yaws property you both work well together and make a great team as long as yaw 27:46 like what u build that is all that matters❤
I have some of those new Legs also. Very funny.
You guys are bad asses strait up! Been following for about 2 years now, and I am amazed every week on the progress you guys make without a home Depot or Lowe's etc... within a block from you. Keep it up.
It does look good! I enjoy you guys...keep it real.
Matt use a pair of pliers when a nail or staple is difficult to hold with your fingers, it helps you keep from smashing your fingers. 👍😎🙏🏼✌️
Needle nose pliers do the trick.
usa a simple fork. lol nail between the tines , space them out your could possibly get 3 or 4 nails in one fork..
Fork seems like a great hack, I did end up using pliers
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly thin-ish cardboard is easiest. You can pre set a bunch of them, and whack away. It'll keep tearing off as you hit each one, assuming you start at the right end, and have them set in a neat row.
Muy buen trabajo y se ve bien.
Good Job !!!
Looks great. No need to cut the back side of the roof. Best to have rain runoff as far away from the footings and entire area. Unless you install a gutter...a gutter with a rain catch basin. ;)
Brilliant couple xx
Some of my favorite humans on the planet!!! Thanks for always sharing with us! Love you guys!
i second that
Beautiful! Great job 👏
You got this one knocked out and a plan for further on the pergola. Good job! Matt, you're a beast. Kristen, great job editing.
Looking good guys. 💙👍👏🦋🎉❤☺
That thatching is going to sag down, eventually falling down.
I had done something very similar, it will hold its own weight for a while, eventually will fail to do so and come down. Maybe run something across under it, baling wire? Something to keep it from starting to sag.
Looks amazing, love the framing.
Metal roof will last forever as long as it’s anchored down well.
Property is coming together👍🏼
Love your content, keep it up.
John
2X4 Cross Members between the 4X4 roof supports (before installing roof panels). Then staple reed mats to 2X4's. I agree... gonna sag over time and look terrible.😥
Ye I've stapled it but still concerned. I believe I could tie it up with fishing line
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly Baling wire, stapled up
What a good job you did,it looks fantastic, love it.😊❤❤❤
Looks great and yeah boy you must be tired that's a lot of work!
I know working with getting that sheet metal up there is a job and friends Kristen is doing a great job peace ✌️ and love to yall great job on the roof and great videos
Matt is a Machine! Considering that he is learning as he does this, he is doing an amazing job! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
I did what your doing once and friend who was in roofing said put a sheet of 2/3 plywood up there to work off of then slide it along to work as needed
Allot better than falling through
One of the reasons why I like watching your channel is because the both of you make a real good pair. and you dont bash each other.
it looks amazing, good job guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are a team, glad you let everyone know that. Some people have no couth, none. Man that does look good.
I love your guises TH-cam channel. It is great and I definitely love how you took up for your wife and said you guys are too. That was well so man and very beautiful. ❤
Matt, you have created a critter sanctuary between the matting and the roof. I agree with a comment below paint would have been easier on you, and you would have avoided future critter problems.
Yes that gap between the matting and the metal roof would make a great spot for bird nests. lol
Oh my god you guys are so worried about a couple of spiders
I'm afraid I have to agree there-looks great, but will be a beast to deal with when it wears out an falls apart as well. Reminds me of a beach bungalow I stayed at in Ecuador that had a palm-thatched roof. It was infested with cockroaches, and they were dropping down on me as I slept at night-even with a mosquito net, they were getting in at the top-gross!!!
MATT, YOU SURE DO LOVE KRISTEN!!! YOU GUYS ROCK AND ARE AMAZING!! 👏 ❤️
Remember Shakespeare who said Their is a divinity that shapes our ends rough hew it as we will. Kristen does a beautiful job shaping the ends while you are roughing it in.Great team always enjoy the banter.
Great final result!!
(2). You guys really are a team and I cannot believe that people actually talk Trash about that. Kristen is lovely and I always enjoy your vids. You really do work hard, both of you. It’s really coming together. Can’t wait until you start your house!
Your making an awesome critter crib above you! Love ya, Matt.
Most definitely!
turned out awesome, and now y'all can chill outside on your future porch in the rain and the kitty cats will love it as well. great job guys!
Chill out in the rain? Syts so tall its just gonna angle right in on them!!
U killed it Matt!
Excellent job, don’t let anyone say differently!
The Reed and panels look amazing. Well done.
The reeds were a great idea. They look great! Some 1 by 2 under them, nailed to the purlins will also help keep them from sagging.
That bamboo is a very nice look !Grate look
I really like the reed idea! I would close in the ends above the reeds or you will have a critter haven. All kinds of nests, Bees, birds, snakes!
Nice job with the roof. Just want to say it's fun to watch your cats and chickens wandering around in the background of your videos. Haven't seen the goats lately but hopefully they're fine too. Your videos are entertaining. Thanks
"We need to do more screwing" 🤣 Kristen, video editor extraordinaire, this was a challenge to follow. In one sequence the reeds are covered, then they're gone. but it was still a fun project to watch by Matt the Builder. Although I get why you wanted the pergola, it sure cuts out the daylight in the RV.
Matty my friend, I have to commend you on you shear resilience. You are one determined SOB. Stay strong and work safe. Thanks for sharing.
Love the reed fencing idea! That gives me some ideas for our backyard. Also loved you selection of Handpan music in this episode.
You got a good one, Kristen!! Well done guys!
Hi Matt and Kristen, really love what you guys are doing over there, its looks so nice. Matt a big complement to you for standing up for Kristen! Great team you guys are! Lots of love from Holland!❤😘
Ps, in Holland we say "overkapping"! No pergola prenounce issue anymore, just Overkapping😂
To me it looks great. Good job on the work and the videos. I look forward to watching you both each week.😊
Hi from the UK ,great job what you are doing is great , covering the whole area as it will keep the heat down under the roof sheeting and the van
The squirls, Iguanas, and birds are going to love that huge open area between the roof sheeting and the bamboo fencing.
Kristen is adorable, and I love how Matt is always ready to protect her from any harm including negative comments. Husbands are supposed to do that. Good job, Matt!
agree, great team work and good job completed. maybe some thought on how to stop the sheets peeling off in high winds even when they are screwed down.
Love what your doing!❤
Tremendous amount of dawg work there team. Thx for the video.
Uh, did you forget about all the Creepie/Crawlies that will snuggle into the new overhead accommodations???? Solar Panels for the Roof next???? A Sandblasters' Helmut would work....Now all you need is a gutter for rainwater recovery????
I would put solar on the roof too. But, removing for safe storage during hurricanes is nigh impossible on the roof.
a yearly spray of pesticide will stop any unwanted house guests
Plenty of room for panels
They going to regret the reeds long run
@@Phantom-F4 yea after that first hurricane comes through they won't even be there
Good Call on the Reed Kristen.........Island feel MON!!!!!!!!
Just to start….LMAO “per go la”. Never change ❤. Just a suggestion for cost savings, paint the underside of the metal roof a color close to the color of the thatch barrier so that you would only need one layer. I think the 24’ length was the right move given the low pitch of the roof and the torrential rains you get, 2 twelves I think would have leaked. 👍 You guys are killing it😊. It looks 🔥 in the end as always
Lol....😅..... why does Kristen keep mispronouncing pergola? Silly girl.
@@patelias1212I love it, I hope she never changes. True to herself😊
@@IEnigIMa nothing against Kristen, but refusal to accept new/correct information is not a trait we should be celebrating.
@@TimTimTomTom it’s a sailing/adventure channel, not a college prerequisite to life and living. Respectfully, Tim, what made this channel is the realness. They are imperfect and they know it and embrace it and clearly they have fans. I am one. There are a lot of staged, heavily edited (and professionally edited) channels that are very successful and proper and the option to solely view those is yours.
@@IEnigIMa I stand by my comment. We have a fundamental difference of opinion.
YALL ARE CRUSHING IT!
Looks great!! Good job Matty Boy!! Super Savage!!
Looks GREAT guys. You two make an AMAZING team!
It's all about being a team! Thank you for another great video!
Matt! You're spoiling her!
Matt you and Kristen should be proud of yourselves with what you have achieved.Good on you.And I wish people would praise both of your accomplishments
Great job, great people!
LOVE it guys, the thatching looks awesome an i australia we say PER----Goal----Lar or the outdoor patio lol xxxx
It's looking great! 👍🏼
I like it. Add a 1x4 or 2x4 to hold up reed in the middle, screw it to 4x4. Some 4x4 diangle braces. Also always leave overhang on roof panels. I would have just split it and call it a day. Good job.
Looks great kids
The roof looks beautiful, and the reeds inside is amazing. Welldone. Love from Cape Town South Africa.
Safety first. Look forward to this every week!
Good job guys...!The old man is tired, lets rest this weekend please.
Been a subscriber for over a year now and going back 5 years watching your videos and have to say Matt looks amazing just like the wall and gates, and if you watch all the old videos you know how amazing Kristen is at designing and in my opinion a top model also ❤ the episode where that islander took your spear on my end was 😂fun then your next episode I was laughing. You’ve been through a lot and look at you now 👍💯 love you guys just the way you are... thanks again ❤❤❤
I fear one good tropical storm and those roof panels become ballistic missiles. So, hear's hoping you're both safe throughout! Wonderful to watch the creativity, co-operation, enthusiasm and sheer adventure. Sailing lust finished?
Sailing is fun, just trying something new for awhile
A truely smart pair of shorts there Uncle Matt. 😮😮😮😮
Lovely job you two well done it looks amazing
Good call on the bamboo, Nice job Matt
Just remember there is no I in team you each have each other,s back love you guys keep up the good work 😽😽😽😽😽😽
I buy AOS glasses by the sixpack. Do not fog. Very lite and non intrusive.
You two are a joy to watch. Have fun with the rest of the screwing. Time for cold beers
I love the way it is turning out, It’s beautiful. I love even more the way you got your wife back, sometimes people don’t look at the bigger picture, there is a lot of work involved in each video you make. This is not one day of work it’s multiple days of hard work and as someone already said your wife is recording plus cooking, cleaning, and then she has to take all of that content and make it a 30 minute video. I absolutely love both of you , you both make a great team. I look forward to seeing what you two have done each week. Great jobs guys. ❤❤
Coffee is on me today!!
Great job it really looks great
Might have some jungle critters build in the space between the reeds and the metal roof but you guys do like your critters. It's a great looking structure guys, will serve you guys well. BTW, just watched the latest episode of Spear-It-Animal. Hope you liked their gift they left you guys on the boat...lol
yo matt its lookin good & if roof leaks on seams butyl tape the seams together ..
Y’all did a great job. The roof looks great. 😊
It's PER-guh-luh 😁
WOW! That plays looks grate!🏅👏👏
Safety glasses? How about a simple pair of swimming goggles???? Protects your eyes. Doesn't fog up, (as long as you spit in them first and flush it out with a little water. Will not obstruct your breathing, eyebrows, speaking !!!!! Sunblock>>> for the back of your neck.
Looks very good and you two nailed the aesthetic you were going for with that extra layer of reed.
The extra air gap and insulation provided will help with the heat of direct sunlight on the metal roof.
Droop or even rot may end up being an issue is my only concern and yours as well from what you said.
If it ends up being an issue of droop maybe use wire strung the length over main beams and between the reed and beams it rests on, along the middle, spanning the gap to help support it.
The right wire wouldn't be to visible, if you find or paint it the right color, and shouldn't take a large gage to be strong enough to help hold the reeds up in the middle.
That structure is very solid and if you do have to, as you said, you can attach anchors when or if they're needed and at multiple angels to long stakes in the ground.
That roof over the RV/Trailer should really help with it's longevity, we should all know roof leaks and water intrusion as well as sun damage are what end up destroying them over time.
Well done you two and as always I look forward to the next video.
Oh, and your reaction to the sticker bombing of a sometimes childish but truly entertaining friend.
Watching Raif and Sasha's video I know it wasn't done out of malice but in fun, as a brother ribbing a brother.
At least he didn't poop on the deck from the spreaders as you suggested but I'll admit that may have been easier to clean up.
Take care and God Bless...
Sorrry if someone bad mouthed you Kristen. We love you. Great team!
There are more stupid people in the world than good. Kristen you guys are great together.
Such a lovely add of the reed to see above! I only worry about rain water swelling it with your humidity, and will iguanas want to eat it😂. This was once again a hard work project! Love it you two! Great huge accomplishments! Can't wait to see how it is working in next video share! Such a dream team couple!❤
Pro tip I learned years ago. Zipper bag with eye drops and q-tips in your glovebox. If you get something in your eye on the job, saturate a q-tip with eye drops, pinch your eye lashes and pull your eyelid away, and wipe your eye. The q-tip fibers grab everything, the eye drop makes it so you can't feel your eye being wiped, and gives you a cool relief feeling after the wipe! I've used that technique for metal, wood, and a bug, several times in life with 100% successes.
Hell ye! Great tip
The roof looks great!
*Good* idea 'Kristien',
*good* job
💪Mighty💪 Matt!
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