Sr O you did a bang up job, melting ice and getting rid of snow, bending metal etc… Outsider you have an awesome dad! Seeing you and him leads me to believe your an awesome dad to mini O. Rain or snow or in between your dedication to the build is a testament to a great work ethic instilled by dad and mom and other family I’m sure. As always God bless you and the O fam. Mrs O I hope your able to find some relief and are able to move about. Our prayers are with you all. Love from NYC 🌲🪓🔦❄️ PS Can’t believe you only needed 2ft my heart sank. But, you said with a smile you’ll find a way. Awesome attitude no matter what! The color match is spot on, amazing!!
Sandra Westley, I agree with that, I did watch a homestead programme but the chap spent all the time sat talking, with his bum in his hand, that’s short in the UK for a whinged,😂 in the end I had to unsubscribe, it just got me so cross that he never actually got anything done.
You couldn't have a better building partner than your dad. He's smart, experienced, willing to work hard, and totally in your corner. I'm liking him a lot. Happy Holidays.
So glad your dad is there to help you, everything is looking beautiful. Just think of all the memories you and your family will have to look back on at the cabin.
I get a smile on my face when I log in and see you've posted. It going to be a great home........ Calling it a cabin just doesn't seem to sound like enough.
One of the most physically demanding jobs in construction is roofing, so to see your dad going up and down that ladder all day like a nimble sprite is pretty damned impressive. I know how physically demanding that is and he seems to cope as easily as a man 30 years his junior. You have a fine dad there.
Awesome to see a father / son healthy relationship . God bless you and your family . Thanks for sharing your adventures . Gives me peace when i watch . WARRIOR !
you two are blessed to have one another. this will be an heirloom that bonds your family together for generations to come. what a great thing to have a video scrapbook to show the grandchildren. my son really likes his thrunite flashlite - they're well made and perform.
I've been checking every day for two weeks to see if y'all got the other side of the roof on. Sunday morning sitting sitting down with my coffee and there it is. Nicely done.
I just watching you two working, figuring out the angles, balancing like a cat on the roof. Brings me back to when I was a child watching and helping my Dad, not on a roof of course but building stuff, putting in plumbing, etc. always love the shots and video of your wood and the sounds of the birds.
My 10 yr old Son and I we’re in a hardware store and in the back they sell Christmas trees When we were walking through we saw your green roofing material well this episode aired in California around 5 o’clock in the morning he got to the end of watching it at that time ran into my room told me we had to go back to the hardware store so we could send you some of your roofing material lol
You truly do make one of the finest shows on TH-cam. You think to share the beauty of nature along with the beauty of a son and father who respect one another and are true companions. Blessing to both of you and your loved ones.
It’s so nice to see Outsider senior helping you out every step of the way. When I was still in my 30s my dad helped me with many big projects and now with three sons, I’m hoping I can do the same for them in the future.
Looks like the winter is getting there early brother. Here in southern North Carolina USA , it’s in the 70’s today. Be in prayer for us. My wife lost her job at the bank after working almost 25 years. Praying that y’all family are doing well. Thanks for all the videos. Love the cabin living life.
Always a good day when a Master Steel Layout person does his magic for us all to see! A father and son team is a even rarer thing to see. Thank you! God Bless you both!
love the continued progress even in these trying times. I'm sure that you won't regret the addition of the two dormers over time and you'll resolve the roof as materials appear back in the system. All the best in the upcoming Holidays, be well, stay safe and thanks for having us all along on your adventure.
Absolutely one of the best things is getting in a groove/ pattern with whoever you're working with, so if there's talk it's not about work. No arguments, debates, just getting it done.👏👍👊🤙
You said it! It's a hard feeling to describe, but it's so satisfying being able to "lock in" with another teammate while doing some kind of shared task.
What a blessing to have a father like yours. Nothing quite like working with your 'old pop as long as you can halfway get along even my dad has been a blessing like no other since we bought our property...and our kids go bonkers happy when he pulls in.
I love the way Son and Father work together. Everything cut with precision, put in place, and fastened, without any words being spoken. They just know what is being said underneath the thinking cap!
Good to see that the roof is so close to completion, and watching you & your dad working together. Was wondering how your wife is doing these days, hope & pray all is well.
Roof is looking amazing. Best videos are seeing you and your Dad working together. Precious moments us fathers love spending with our sons. My fondest memories was working side-by-side with my father...
Cherish these times with your dad. My dad and i were building my cabin. All we had left was the kitchen. He passed in july from a stroke. I left the funeral and stayed at the cabin till the kitchen was done. I will forever miss him and cherish the special time we spent building that cabin. Make sure to cherish these times with your dad. Take a extra 5 min and hug him and tell him how you feel. Life passes us too soon. Never let go
Kind of insane, I just decided to catch up on the build tonight after several months and this episode comes out right as I finish the previous episode.
Love watching people do this work with such meticulous care for every step. This will be magnificent! My husband has been a contractor for 38 years n now is in a supervisor position. He started out as a carpenter but has always done almost every aspect of building. His father was contractor too so he learned at a young age. Their family has built many cabins in the Adirondacks of upstate NY. They owned n operated a camp ground in Schroon Lake for many years. Thanks for sharing your awesome talents with us on your channel. New subscriber here! 💝🌎💝
Your videos are so interesting and entertaining to watch. I love your and your father working together. My father passed when I was in 6th grade and I never got to do such things with him. You are a blessing.
I like construction type videos and that is part of why I like your channel. The other reason may have just hit me on your last video. My Dad was a carpenter contractor and I worked on his job sites as soon as I was big enough to push a broom effectively, to using a shovel, to hand tools and helping in the builds. As I got to my late teens and twenties we shifted areas. I became a plumber and he shifted to remodeling bathrooms and kitchens and we got to team up doing the whole job. Always bouncing ideas off each other as struggles arose. He passed on to Heaven in 2006. I miss those times. Glad to see how you and your Dad work together like we did.
Im sitting here in the warm of my home watching you and your dad work on that steel roofing in the snow, Your hands must have been freezing, what a difference though from last year you now have a roof on, cant wait to see you both working on the inside to see what beauty you both create. Thanks for the videos
Wow cabin is looking great, even with the shortage of metal, lets hope you get more, sooner than later. Keep up the good work, look forward to next video, Cheers from BC.
@J Elsner i imagine once the cabin is tight and that wood stove is going there will be less snow on that roof.even when insulated there still will be some heat loss and it may be enough to warm that roof where when that snow reaches a certain amount it will slide off.
Just came across your channel today. My father would have loved watching it. He was a sheet metal worker and was proud to show me the buildings he had roofed. Take care of your father there.
I like the saw spark footage. You have a nice narrator voice. Great craftsmen, love that your father is working together with you. Video always too short.
I agree, we need longer videos. There is a lot of footage I should like included because I believe that to make a 25 minute content, a YT creator has to film a lot. My wish is for longer videos- 45 minutes long. Jr. Outsider, please don’t edit too much. Keep producing high caliber videos.
I love to see you and your dad work together. You REALLy are a team! And what a team! I wish I was that close to my dad. I was close, but not as a father/son team working together. He died almost 30 years ago already...Still miss him tons!
Great show glad to see you staying safe with a harness I'm working with your dad can't wait till you build a fire in the stove and that you can work inside looking forward to seeing it stay safe my friend may God bless you and your family👍
Mr. Outsider I like the slow motion of the saw cutting the metal. And thank you for showing what kind of screw and driver head you were using for your roof installation. May your family be greatly blessed by God.
I was surprised to hear you calling out numbers in inches instead using metric.Was not too long ago you only had a tarp for the winter,you are way ahead now. You have a great helper there.
It's been rough getting building materials! And the prices have been ridiculously high! I am building what I can out of pallet wood (i.e., chicken coop, well house, etc.), and where possible I am using reclaimed material. Unfortunately, I still need to buy some material. Have you put the word out to various contractors incase they have an extra piece of metal? Sometimes they have extra.
Men I envy you for your relation that you have with your father, to do such a project together, I I never had that or will I ever. Because he passed on and we were not close when he still was alive. I do similar things, although not on your level though, and I use only materials that others threw away. the winter here is in full blow so I am done for the outside work, but I work in my small workshop to make furniture etc for the cabins. But there is no day passing buy that I wished I had someone on my side that keeps me motivated, like your dad does. It can be silent here up in the mountains of Norway, special when winter is going on for more than 9 months. Thresher what you got with your dad, And never take it for granted. Thanks for your videos and the strength they provide to this old war-dog.
Great video, it is so good seeing your Dad helping out so much. You can never have enough time with you parents. Dad is working like a young labor, so young and nimble for his age. It is so grand seeing other South paws, you know them as lefties, doing great things.
Enjoy and am Proud of how much Father and Son Work together on this can't wait until the inside is going a now a bit has been done but it will be finished and You and Your Father will watch these video's and wonder how did we do this God's Blessings to YOU!!! Cable's and windows plus door cause I am thinking of critters and others that might come to take it down God forbid that!!!
You have done a great job on this complete build. It's a beautiful cabin, and will be great fun for your family to enjoy. The prices of construction materials are outrageous since the pandemic. I pray that God blesses your family with good health, and safety. Thanks for sharing.
I love the way the cabin is looking and I really enjoy seeing your dad working with you. My dad and I have done several projects together since my mother passed away and I think that is the thing that keeps him going, my sisters and I are always thinking of new things to do. You are doing a great job on the cabin can’t wait till it’s finished it will be beautiful.
Gosh! Thank you for making your video's on this amazing construction project! I realize the extraordinary time it takes to present your work. Really good editing skills. Explanation and visual on what you consider for making the right cuts in specialized places adds a lot of clarity. I admire the both of you as you work as a team on this. Your vids are a gift to us who also enjoy projects of this nature. It encourages one to stay focused and learn to go with the flow; one step at a time. Enjoy the moment so that that moment is done well. Super to see a new vid again. Stay safe from Atlantic Canada during the pandemic. Just a lovely job!
So glad to see a post from The Outsider. Love the saw footage.Could you take all of the scraps and lap them just to cover the exposed until you get a whole piece? It is so great to watch you and your Dad working together. The cabin is looking fantastic. Looking forward to the next video. Peace for now.
Always wonderful to see The Outsider! The roof looks wonderful and I was so impressed how the snow just slid right off! Lived in Minnesota as a girl, I know heavy that snow buildup can be. You both are amazing men having fit those pieces like a glove! You remind me of my daughter and I when we work on projects that most women could not do. Actually, we're pretty savvy about Construction and repairs that need to be done around the house. I found myself praying for safety for you on that slippery roof and your dad up on that ladder with NO HARNESS! It looked a little precarious to me. He's amazing! You both are! Merry Christmas and God bless you both and your family! 💕
It's harder to find in quantities required than most people realize. Adding insult to injury, price of useable steel has skyrocketed. In some regions it's selling for 65 - 70% of new because inventory of new is non-existent.
The best part is it keeps him active in body mind and spirit being with family doing something he loves with a much loved son I'm the process giving him the healing he needs and you need after the lost of mum. It gives you both great memories of things done together.
I worked with dad building seven sheds out white cypress pine and steel frames we built our selves l trimmed and shaped and sawed all the timber myself using chainsaws and dad and l both made frames out of four by two l beams. He and l both dug six foot deep holes three foot square on top and five foot square in solid sandstone rock storms shouldn't be able to lift the uprights out the ground as has happened on other farms around in recent years. We always the down the purlins in a double Cobb and co twitch so they have more resistance against wind damage they have all withe stood tornadoes damage unlike the house which lost its roof.lol
That company was awesome for letting you use their cutting room and brake for sure WOW!!! This is so exciting with the roof just need ridge cap and last panel. Holy cow almost done with the roof. GREAT JOB both of you. Love your site for sure. Gods blessings to you ALL!!!
I really envy the bond and connection you and your dad have. You put it somewhat plainly but the synergy you describe is hard to find with people and many don't have the opportunity to build working and emotional relationship of this level with anyone let alone their parent.
You're very fortunate to have your dad able to help you. The memories the cabin will hold are precious and will stand the test of time. There's an ancient Native America saying~ Something lives only as long as the last person who remembers it. Photos help capture this also, provided there are wording on the backs to help the view understand. Will be great to have all the chinking done and finally get it dried in.
I was checking out the new post but it didnt come out in my page. As i was about to check out i saw this posted 55 mins agi. What? How... I hate youtube algorithm.
Yeah, the algorithm seems to be a little finicky at times when it comes to subscriber notifications, but thank you for checking in and finding the video anyway! 🙂👍
Sr O you did a bang up job, melting ice and getting rid of snow, bending metal etc… Outsider you have an awesome dad! Seeing you and him leads me to believe your an awesome dad to mini O. Rain or snow or in between your dedication to the build is a testament to a great work ethic instilled by dad and mom and other family I’m sure. As always God bless you and the O fam. Mrs O I hope your able to find some relief and are able to move about. Our prayers are with you all. Love from NYC 🌲🪓🔦❄️ PS Can’t believe you only needed 2ft my heart sank. But, you said with a smile you’ll find a way. Awesome attitude no matter what! The color match is spot on, amazing!!
You know what I like best about this channel? These two men don't talk about it, they do it!
Sandra Westley, I agree with that, I did watch a homestead programme but the chap spent all the time sat talking, with his bum in his hand, that’s short in the UK for a whinged,😂 in the end I had to unsubscribe, it just got me so cross that he never actually got anything done.
Theres prolly a lot o talking off camera.
That and no annoying music...
@Jerry Davis It is a well known fact that commenters in all caps are loud-mouthed pansies.
@TDS Chanel yeah, like that, annoying music
It's always a good day when The Outsider posts
I know I right!!!
Yup. Best enjoyed with a hot cup of tea and a couple biscuits
Yes it is!
Agreed
Absolutely!!!
The dormer sure adds a level of complexity to the roofing project. GOOD JOB DAD AND SON !
the dormers were a great idea too,they will ad some extra light to the upper area and it gives a nice look to the exterior of the cabin too.
You couldn't have a better building partner than your dad. He's smart, experienced, willing to work hard, and totally in your corner. I'm liking him a lot. Happy Holidays.
I couldn't agree with you more! Merry Christmas to you and yours.
So glad your dad is there to help you, everything is looking beautiful. Just think of all the memories you and your family will have to look back on at the cabin.
That is great i like moment
I get a smile on my face when I log in and see you've posted. It going to be a great home........ Calling it a cabin just doesn't seem to sound like enough.
One of the most physically demanding jobs in construction is roofing, so to see your dad going up and down that ladder all day like a nimble sprite is pretty damned impressive. I know how physically demanding that is and he seems to cope as easily as a man 30 years his junior. You have a fine dad there.
As someone who is collecting gray hairs and birthdays, I'm in total agreement 👍👊
That dormer flashing is a work of art! Very impressive.
No doubt!
I'm sure your mom is looking down on you and your dad with a smile!
Awesome to see a father / son healthy relationship . God bless you and your family . Thanks for sharing your adventures . Gives me peace when i watch . WARRIOR !
Dads are great. So thankful for my dad and my father in law... so many years of helping us build a farm...
That camera shot of the saw cutting the metal, Was awesome.
you two are blessed to have one another. this will be an heirloom that bonds your family together for generations to come. what a great thing to have a video scrapbook to show the grandchildren. my son really likes his thrunite flashlite - they're well made and perform.
I've been checking every day for two weeks to see if y'all got the other side of the roof on. Sunday morning sitting sitting down with my coffee and there it is. Nicely done.
I just watching you two working, figuring out the angles, balancing like a cat on the roof. Brings me back to when I was a child watching and helping my Dad, not on a roof of course but building stuff, putting in plumbing, etc. always love the shots and video of your wood and the sounds of the birds.
My 10 yr old Son and I we’re in a hardware store and in the back they sell Christmas trees
When we were walking through we saw your green roofing material well this episode aired in California around 5 o’clock in the morning he got to the end of watching it at that time ran into my room told me we had to go back to the hardware store so we could send you some of your roofing material lol
Maybe Mr. Outsider will just cut off the last 2 feet of his cabin so that he wont have to roof it.
Your son is precious and generous. Good job dad.
Such a sweetheart , kind and caring a blessings*
@@lzee6875 good job Mom husband past away when my son was 8 months but thank you so much
@@theresalebleu3132 my husband passed away when my girls were young too. Here's to doing the hard work of two. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Merry Christmas my friend, God's blessing be upon you and the family !
Thank you, my friend. 🙏🙂
You truly do make one of the finest shows on TH-cam. You think to share the beauty of nature along with the beauty of a son and father who respect one another and are true companions. Blessing to both of you and your loved ones.
It’s so nice to see Outsider senior helping you out every step of the way. When I was still in my 30s my dad helped me with many big projects and now with three sons, I’m hoping I can do the same for them in the future.
You're doing a great job on that roof. Your daughter's grand kids might have to replace that roof one day, but not before then.
The roof looks great as is especially compared with last winter's tarp. Keep up the great work my friend.
Looks like the winter is getting there early brother. Here in southern North Carolina USA , it’s in the 70’s today. Be in prayer for us. My wife lost her job at the bank after working almost 25 years. Praying that y’all family are doing well. Thanks for all the videos. Love the cabin living life.
Always a good day when a Master Steel Layout person does his magic for us all to see! A father and son team is a even rarer thing to see. Thank you! God Bless you both!
love the continued progress even in these trying times. I'm sure that you won't regret the addition of the two dormers over time and you'll resolve the roof as materials appear back in the system. All the best in the upcoming Holidays, be well, stay safe and thanks for having us all along on your adventure.
I agree. Those dormers add sooo much!
Absolutely one of the best things is getting in a groove/ pattern with whoever you're working with, so if there's talk it's not about work. No arguments, debates, just getting it done.👏👍👊🤙
You said it! It's a hard feeling to describe, but it's so satisfying being able to "lock in" with another teammate while doing some kind of shared task.
What a blessing to have a father like yours. Nothing quite like working with your 'old pop as long as you can halfway get along even my dad has been a blessing like no other since we bought our property...and our kids go bonkers happy when he pulls in.
Can't tell you how much I appreciated the slomo of the sparking saw blade. That"s quality film making right there!
I love the way Son and Father work together. Everything cut with precision, put in place, and fastened, without any words being spoken. They just know what is being said underneath the thinking cap!
Love the color of the steel roof
How fortunate you are to work with your dad on these projects and to learn so much from him. Cherish these times. Love your videos. Elaine from Texas
Good to see that the roof is so close to completion, and watching you & your dad working together. Was wondering how your wife is doing these days, hope & pray all is well.
Roof is looking amazing. Best videos are seeing you and your Dad working together. Precious moments us fathers love spending with our sons. My fondest memories was working side-by-side with my father...
You are so blessed to have your dad work with you on this.
It's looking great. You know what the best part is I love watching you and your dad work together nothing more pleasing then family working together
Cherish these times with your dad. My dad and i were building my cabin. All we had left was the kitchen. He passed in july from a stroke. I left the funeral and stayed at the cabin till the kitchen was done. I will forever miss him and cherish the special time we spent building that cabin. Make sure to cherish these times with your dad. Take a extra 5 min and hug him and tell him how you feel. Life passes us too soon.
Never let go
I'm sorry for your loss, my friend. Thank you for sharing, and for your wise encouragement to consciously cherish the time I have with my dad. 👍🙂🙏
Blessed to have a father that helps and with you can work and have a good bound ...it is golden and blessed time !
Love it ,and the job .
I think this is my 3rd or 4th winter watching through this series and it’s amazing to see how far you have come!
You, your dad and your cabin are a nice relief from 2020 and the pandemic. Thanks.
Kind of insane, I just decided to catch up on the build tonight after several months and this episode comes out right as I finish the previous episode.
Love watching people do this work with such meticulous care for every step. This will be magnificent! My husband has been a contractor for 38 years n now is in a supervisor position. He started out as a carpenter but has always done almost every aspect of building. His father was contractor too so he learned at a young age. Their family has built many cabins in the Adirondacks of upstate NY. They owned n operated a camp ground in Schroon Lake for many years.
Thanks for sharing your awesome talents with us on your channel. New subscriber here! 💝🌎💝
The roof looks amazing so far! Sorry you ran out, but I have faith that the pieces will come.
Your videos are so interesting and entertaining to watch. I love your and your father working together. My father passed when I was in 6th grade and I never got to do such things with him. You are a blessing.
Each episode is like a Christmas present to all of us! Thank you, & MERRY CHRISTMAS!
I like construction type videos and that is part of why I like your channel. The other reason may have just hit me on your last video. My Dad was a carpenter contractor and I worked on his job sites as soon as I was big enough to push a broom effectively, to using a shovel, to hand tools and helping in the builds. As I got to my late teens and twenties we shifted areas. I became a plumber and he shifted to remodeling bathrooms and kitchens and we got to team up doing the whole job. Always bouncing ideas off each other as struggles arose. He passed on to Heaven in 2006. I miss those times. Glad to see how you and your Dad work together like we did.
Looking AWESOME! That is going to be an outstanding cabin!!!!
Im sitting here in the warm of my home watching you and your dad work on that steel roofing in the snow, Your hands must have been freezing, what a difference though from last year you now have a roof on, cant wait to see you both working on the inside to see what beauty you both create. Thanks for the videos
Wow cabin is looking great, even with the shortage of metal, lets hope you get more, sooner than later. Keep up the good work, look forward to next video, Cheers from BC.
I love watching your videos. How you and your father work with total harmony and an excellent relationship. Thank you
That steel roofing looks really good. It sure sheds the snow nicely.
@J Elsner i imagine once the cabin is tight and that wood stove is going there will be less snow on that roof.even when insulated there still will be some heat loss and it may be enough to warm that roof where when that snow reaches a certain amount it will slide off.
Just came across your channel today.
My father would have loved watching it. He was a sheet metal worker and was proud to show me the buildings he had roofed. Take care of your father there.
I like the saw spark footage. You have a nice narrator voice. Great craftsmen, love that your father is working together with you. Video always too short.
I agree, we need longer videos. There is a lot of footage I should like included because I believe that to make a 25 minute content, a YT creator has to film a lot. My wish is for longer videos- 45 minutes long. Jr. Outsider, please don’t edit too much. Keep producing high caliber videos.
I love to see you and your dad work together. You REALLy are a team! And what a team! I wish I was that close to my dad. I was close, but not as a father/son team working together. He died almost 30 years ago already...Still miss him tons!
Great show glad to see you staying safe with a harness I'm working with your dad can't wait till you build a fire in the stove and that you can work inside looking forward to seeing it stay safe my friend may God bless you and your family👍
Mr. Outsider I like the slow motion of the saw cutting the metal. And thank you for showing what kind of screw and driver head you were using for your roof installation. May your family be greatly blessed by God.
awasome drone shots of your beautiful woods!
Great Video. It is a pleasure to see you and your father working together hand in hand. Good craftsmanship!
I was surprised to hear you calling out numbers in inches instead using metric.Was not too long ago you only had a tarp for the winter,you are way ahead now. You have a great helper there.
Canadians use hybrid measurements, most construction materials still come in English units..
Glad to see you were careful and didn't burn down the cabin. May God richly bless you and your family.
It's been rough getting building materials! And the prices have been ridiculously high! I am building what I can out of pallet wood (i.e., chicken coop, well house, etc.), and where possible I am using reclaimed material. Unfortunately, I still need to buy some material.
Have you put the word out to various contractors incase they have an extra piece of metal? Sometimes they have extra.
Men I envy you for your relation that you have with your father, to do such a project together, I
I never had that or will I ever. Because he passed on and we were not close when he still was alive. I do similar things, although not on your level though, and I use only materials that others threw away. the winter here is in full blow so I am done for the outside work, but I work in my small workshop to make furniture etc for the cabins. But there is no day passing buy that I wished I had someone on my side that keeps me motivated, like your dad does. It can be silent here up in the mountains of Norway, special when winter is going on for more than 9 months. Thresher what you got with your dad, And never take it for granted. Thanks for your videos and the strength they provide to this old war-dog.
LOVE THE CABIN!! Roofing looks great! I’D USE THE SCRAPS TO COVER THE LAST 2 ft, and replace it when the new panels come in. Just a thought!
Great video, it is so good seeing your Dad helping out so much. You can never have enough time with you parents. Dad is working like a young labor, so young and nimble for his age.
It is so grand seeing other South paws, you know them as lefties, doing great things.
7:42 - that's why we got a metal roof!!
Enjoy and am Proud of how much Father and Son Work together on this can't wait until the inside is going a now a bit has been done but it will be finished and You and Your Father will watch these video's and wonder how did we do this God's Blessings to YOU!!! Cable's and windows plus door cause I am thinking of critters and others that might come to take it down God forbid that!!!
Great team work as always📐🔨. Happy and healthy, Holidays to the whole family 🌲⛄👍🗽🌲😇
You have done a great job on this complete build. It's a beautiful cabin, and will be great fun for your family to enjoy. The prices of construction materials are outrageous since the pandemic. I pray that God blesses your family with good health, and safety. Thanks for sharing.
The way you are building that Cabin it will be there 100's of years.
I love the way the cabin is looking and I really enjoy seeing your dad working with you. My dad and I have done several projects together since my mother passed away and I think that is the thing that keeps him going, my sisters and I are always thinking of new things to do. You are doing a great job on the cabin can’t wait till it’s finished it will be beautiful.
Be safe, be well and God bless. Merry Christmas
Gosh! Thank you for making your video's on this amazing construction project! I realize the extraordinary time it takes to present your work. Really good editing skills. Explanation and visual on what you consider for making the right cuts in specialized places adds a lot of clarity. I admire the both of you as you work as a team on this. Your vids are a gift to us who also enjoy projects of this nature. It encourages one to stay focused and learn to go with the flow; one step at a time. Enjoy the moment so that that moment is done well. Super to see a new vid again. Stay safe from Atlantic Canada during the pandemic. Just a lovely job!
may everyone in the Outsider family have the Merriest Christmas of all time !!! God Blees you all!!!! .............
Nothing beats having a great team mate to work with.
I swear you Canadians are made of a different stuff.
We are, but thank you
As certain German gentlemen were to discover at Vimy and Dieppe.
You should see the true French Canadian
I don't like to generalize about anything but I am inclined to agree with you. My father was a Nova Scotian and he was made of different stuff!!
Canadians are as diverse as any other country. This father and son pair are smart and determined, and there are many like them all over the world.
So glad to see a post from The Outsider. Love the saw footage.Could you take all of the scraps and lap them just to cover the exposed until you get a whole piece? It is so great to watch you and your Dad working together. The cabin is looking fantastic. Looking forward to the next video. Peace for now.
Put a shout out on here and i bet you'll have more steel than you can dream of!!!!
@The Outsider - Read this, ask and possible before christmas you have what you need.
Always wonderful to see The Outsider! The roof looks wonderful and I was so impressed how the snow just slid right off! Lived in Minnesota as a girl, I know heavy that snow buildup can be. You both are amazing men having fit those pieces like a glove!
You remind me of my daughter and I when we work on projects that most women could not do. Actually, we're pretty savvy about Construction and repairs that need to be done around the house.
I found myself praying for safety for you on that slippery roof and your dad up on that ladder with NO HARNESS! It looked a little precarious to me. He's amazing! You both are! Merry Christmas and God bless you both and your family! 💕
And THAT is what family is for.
"No conversation necessary." But still bonding together.
As Maxwell Smart would have said, " Missed it by that much" !
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I really like seeing you and your father working together.I is really nice to see now days.
EVERY cabin in the woods needs a green steel roof.
For used/recycled steel roofing it looks like new !
It's harder to find in quantities required than most people realize. Adding insult to injury, price of useable steel has skyrocketed. In some regions it's selling for 65 - 70% of new because inventory of new is non-existent.
The best part is it keeps him active in body mind and spirit being with family doing something he loves with a much loved son I'm the process giving him the healing he needs and you need after the lost of mum. It gives you both great memories of things done together.
I worked with dad building seven sheds out white cypress pine and steel frames we built our selves l trimmed and shaped and sawed all the timber myself using chainsaws and dad and l both made frames out of four by two l beams. He and l both dug six foot deep holes three foot square on top and five foot square in solid sandstone rock storms shouldn't be able to lift the uprights out the ground as has happened on other farms around in recent years. We always the down the purlins in a double Cobb and co twitch so they have more resistance against wind damage they have all withe stood tornadoes damage unlike the house which lost its roof.lol
If you "just" need 1 panel to finish the last 2 feet, you could probably use the flat stock (of the roll) to bend the last panel in 3 or 4 sections...
That company was awesome for letting you use their cutting room and brake for sure WOW!!! This is so exciting with the roof just need ridge cap and last panel. Holy cow almost done with the roof. GREAT JOB both of you. Love your site for sure. Gods blessings to you ALL!!!
Could that rolled steel have made a temp roofing panel?
Va doresc un călduros,, Crăciun fericit,, alături de cei dragi și multe vloguri pe You tube !
My our Lord Jesus keep you under his wings.
Amen 🙏🙂
I really envy the bond and connection you and your dad have. You put it somewhat plainly but the synergy you describe is hard to find with people and many don't have the opportunity to build working and emotional relationship of this level with anyone let alone their parent.
The cabin is looking great but of coarse Murphy’s law steps in and slows you down. I look forward to the next video.
You're very fortunate to have your dad able to help you. The memories the cabin will hold are precious and will stand the test of time. There's an ancient Native America saying~ Something lives only as long as the last person who remembers it. Photos help capture this also, provided there are wording on the backs to help the view understand. Will be great to have all the chinking done and finally get it dried in.
Motto for the new year: "What happens in 2020 stays in 2020!"
i'm feeling a little Julio ! that's amazing that you have a beautiful relationship with your dad !
My solution to your problem do the dormers in cedar shingles would look, killer. Just a thought on my part.
I had the same thought.
@@RussSchoonmakerA wee bit late!!!
@@tonygrimes13 yeah, solutions are always easier in hindsight😆
Kudos to your dad in all the help he is giving you. Cabin is looking great!
I was checking out the new post but it didnt come out in my page. As i was about to check out i saw this posted 55 mins agi. What? How... I hate youtube algorithm.
Yeah, the algorithm seems to be a little finicky at times when it comes to subscriber notifications, but thank you for checking in and finding the video anyway! 🙂👍
My pleasure. I enjoyed your videos so much . Keep doing your good jobs.
I love it when I see you and dad working together
Congrats on reaching such an important milestone. I'm sure it feels great to have the roof on and your hard work protected and set to dry out.
Great Job! Good to know that you have persisted in building this cabin over the past years, and have not given up.