Wow, amazing job. I can’t believe you built that in one day determination for sure. Sorry about your fingers. Looking forward to see how you finish it on the inside. Thanks for bringing us along.
@@CassandraCocar thanks it was a pretty amazing day for sure and it helps having someone who knows framing the next few videos are going to be pretty good. I think thanks for your continuous support.
Thank you it was a tough day, but we did push through. I paid close attention and put some solution on to keep infection out, but I did pay close attention to it.
@ unfortunately not too many things to do around here lol fingers are healing nice except for the one that I split the bone a little sore and tender, but slowly coming along
Wow, that’s impressive! Building a winter room in just one day shows some serious skill and determination. Looks like a perfect cozy setup for the cold months! 💖
@@DayInParadise thanks it was a pretty good day for sure. Once we get the stove and insulate it. It’s going to be pretty nice. I hope. Thanks for watching.
Awesome man you guy's did great job 👍, If you do a good job skirting I'd leave that space open by the trailer the heat from the wood stove will keep it warm so nothing freezes under the trailer :) Ouch I put a nail right through the middle same two I chopped with the saw when I was building walls for my cabin lol, Hurt for a long time but had to just keep building, Famous words don't get in a hurry ! Take care
I was thinking the same thing about leaving it open, but it’s pretty darn drafty. I don’t think it will work in -20 although I did pick up a diesel heater to put down there it never fails when you’re in a hurry stupid things happen.
Good thing Jeff was there. Next time when you’re doing a project slow down just just a little bit and you won’t have accidents. You were in too much of a hurry slow down for safety reasons. Have a blessed day.
@@TomTammyOffGridHomestead yes that’s the surprise I picked up in town that is going to save me a ton of money. It is crazy expensive to get gravel out here. Almost $600 per load yeah my one finger where the nail went into the bone is still pretty sore thanks for watching.
@@exploringmybackyard how many yards can that trailer haul? My issue was at about 5 tons (4535.9237 kilograms) the tires on my truck would slip up hill. Problem was traction.
Great question if it was going to be a permanent situation absolutely but this is for one winter only as I’m building a cabin in the spring, this is just a quick temporary solution for the winter. Thanks for the question.
On the fifth wheel side, I didn’t want it too much higher because it’s a bigger gap to close and keep whether out this is only temporary until spring when I build my cabin
@@mariobestic138 as it’s a temporary roof as well I won’t be using tin I’ll be using a single type material so I will most likely have to shovel it off anyway so it’s a little extra work, but I’m trying to keep the cost down as it’s a temporary room.
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Great job on the addition; you guys knocked it out in time for winter!❤
@@mattandmouse thanks we sure did. I don’t know about you guys, but we got just about a foot of snow over the last couple of days.
@ we’ve had a dusting of snow; 1/2 inch of nice powder. I know the rest is coming soon !
Couldn’t believe it when you shouted ouch and I looked over! We were only 5 mins in!!!😂
@@geoffthomas8032 lol I couldn’t believe it either👊😂
It’s so nice working with someone that knows how to frame. It seems easy but when you work with an experienced framer it so must faster!
@@deadpinecollective you got that right? That probably would’ve taken me three days so grateful.
Looks great 👍
@@randymiller1604 thank you
Excellent very nice video 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤
@@bhuithotayabu3740 thank you
Wow, amazing job. I can’t believe you built that in one day determination for sure. Sorry about your fingers. Looking forward to see how you finish it on the inside. Thanks for bringing us along.
@@CassandraCocar thanks it was a pretty amazing day for sure and it helps having someone who knows framing the next few videos are going to be pretty good. I think thanks for your continuous support.
You definitely are buff to be able to push through, but I worry about infection setting in. The build is awesome!
Thank you it was a tough day, but we did push through. I paid close attention and put some solution on to keep infection out, but I did pay close attention to it.
No pain no gain! Turned out amazing.
@@Dioliolio not too bad thanks
Wow great job , I was wondering if you and Jeff are out for hire.
How are your fingers ?😢
@ unfortunately not too many things to do around here lol fingers are healing nice except for the one that I split the bone a little sore and tender, but slowly coming along
That certainly was quite the day!! Hmm...rather on overachiever, ah!! LOL LOL Sure will be nice for those winter days ahead! Great stuff!!
@@wendingourway lol we went like mad men for sure sure is going to be nice to have the extra space and that woodstove going. Thanks for your support.
That sure went up quick. Nice job. I hope your fingers are okay 👌
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu thank you it did go up pretty quick and yeah, they’re healing pretty good
Wow, that’s impressive! Building a winter room in just one day shows some serious skill and determination. Looks like a perfect cozy setup for the cold months! 💖
@@DayInParadise thanks it was a pretty good day for sure. Once we get the stove and insulate it. It’s going to be pretty nice. I hope. Thanks for watching.
First time watchin'. Great work!
Thank you
Awesome man you guy's did great job 👍, If you do a good job skirting I'd leave that space open by the trailer the heat from the wood stove will keep it warm so nothing freezes under the trailer :) Ouch I put a nail right through the middle same two I chopped with the saw when I was building walls for my cabin lol, Hurt for a long time but had to just keep building, Famous words don't get in a hurry ! Take care
I was thinking the same thing about leaving it open, but it’s pretty darn drafty. I don’t think it will work in -20 although I did pick up a diesel heater to put down there it never fails when you’re in a hurry stupid things happen.
Good job. Be carefull
@@glengillis7775 thanks GLEN. Yeah, I’m definitely going to try. Rushing isn’t the answer for sure.
Ouch...dude! Be careful! Looking great! ✌️🇨🇦♥️
Yeah, it doesn’t pay to rush sometimes does it we’re getting there thanks
Nice work my friend! 😁
@@lorettasamworth7338 thank you thank you greatly appreciate it
Great video brother
Thank you make sure you tune in next week is a big giveaway
Good thing Jeff was there. Next time when you’re doing a project slow down just just a little bit and you won’t have accidents. You were in too much of a hurry slow down for safety reasons. Have a blessed day.
I agree it was awesome to have Jeff with me. You were 100% right next couple hours means nothing compared to getting injured.
Nice dump trailer looks new. Looks like you're, bleeding pretty good, that is going to hurt for a while. Be careful and take care.
@@TomTammyOffGridHomestead yes that’s the surprise I picked up in town that is going to save me a ton of money. It is crazy expensive to get gravel out here. Almost $600 per load yeah my one finger where the nail went into the bone is still pretty sore thanks for watching.
@@exploringmybackyard how many yards can that trailer haul? My issue was at about 5 tons (4535.9237 kilograms) the tires on my truck would slip up hill. Problem was traction.
@ this one’s capable of hauling 6 yards the load that I was dumping that was 5 yards
Great job! Sorry about the fingers. 😐
Thank you sometimes you just gotta take one for the team and I took three lol
Looks good, nice job. Was wondering though, why not build a roof over the whole 5th wheel to protect the roof from the weather?
Great question if it was going to be a permanent situation absolutely but this is for one winter only as I’m building a cabin in the spring, this is just a quick temporary solution for the winter. Thanks for the question.
First notify and watching
@@realblythe awesome thank you
Don’t forget to tune in next week there’s a big giveaway
Why wouldn't You make a Bigger Roof Slope for ease of Snow removal?????
On the fifth wheel side, I didn’t want it too much higher because it’s a bigger gap to close and keep whether out this is only temporary until spring when I build my cabin
@@mariobestic138 as it’s a temporary roof as well I won’t be using tin I’ll be using a single type material so I will most likely have to shovel it off anyway so it’s a little extra work, but I’m trying to keep the cost down as it’s a temporary room.
Just a quick question : is it safe to have the fridge vent out into the new room? Won’t it cause a build up of Carbon monoxide?
Great question that’s actually not the vent that is just access to the unit. The actual vent is on the roof.