Thanks for continuing to make these videos! Loved your humor, loved the hardwork, amazed you dont have a second set of hands and loved the beer 😀 I have scrapped Netflix and just watch videos like these. Love the real way more than fake shows. You are doing great and it looks awesome!
Thank you for the upload mark, the video editing skills are getting better and better and the cabin looks awesome, for someone who has never done this to have built their own house is impressive, nice work
You have a laminate floor. The manufacturers claim it to be "waterproof" because there is some kind of sealing mechanism between the locking system and the fact that it needs to be sealed around the perimeter. The 1/2" gap should be filled with a 3/8" backer rod and then covered with silicone. That should prevent surface water from getting into the core. Your house is looking great!
Your project is looking great!!!! I have a question about your siding. I know we use roofing nails that leave a space for expansion. Does that siding call for screws? Not trying to be funny just asking.
Looks fantastic!!
Your cabin looks great! Its really coming together nicely. I look forward to your next video.
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Thanks for continuing to make these videos! Loved your humor, loved the hardwork, amazed you dont have a second set of hands and loved the beer 😀 I have scrapped Netflix and just watch videos like these. Love the real way more than fake shows. You are doing great and it looks awesome!
Real life. I think predictive text got me
Thanks a lot Brian! I need a second hand to recycle all these beer bottles :)
Thank you for the upload mark, the video editing skills are getting better and better and the cabin looks awesome, for someone who has never done this to have built their own house is impressive, nice work
Thanks Mike! Nice to know all the extra time editing videos is appreciated :) If I could only edit out all the, but anyways...
You have a laminate floor. The manufacturers claim it to be "waterproof" because there is some kind of sealing mechanism between the locking system and the fact that it needs to be sealed around the perimeter. The 1/2" gap should be filled with a 3/8" backer rod and then covered with silicone. That should prevent surface water from getting into the core. Your house is looking great!
Your project is looking great!!!! I have a question about your siding. I know we use roofing nails that leave a space for expansion. Does that siding call for screws? Not trying to be funny just asking.