Here is a project for you: build a cart with wheels that can be put under the boat. This way you can move the boat over the creek bed without the log rollers. The cart can be strapped over the boat so that the wheels can be firmly fixed to the boat.
Search for Relentless Sportsman’s video on his canoe/kayak cart (I.e., your dingy with engine is much heavier than a fiberglass kayak, so he’d need to beef it up, but it’s a good starting point).
That would really work wonders, if it's something Jay can put together at the beginning of the first 'portage' and then leave it at the end of each 'portage', even year round, if necessary. And then.for every other trip he can bring in maximum loads in the summertime !! A project for next year for sure !
Don't think the creek bed allows that, the boat is heavy! You'd need very wide tires, I guess, which would make the cart very bulky and heavy. The man needs that room for other things. But I do like your constructive thoughts, nonetheless! :)
Love the cross pollination between all the cabin builders. Wall tents inspired by Jay, foundations inspired by Bushradical, log cabins inspired by Kyle's Cabin and the Outsider, etc. I watch all you guys and also get inspiration. Thanks Jay for being a part of this.
Jay the stamina and ability to get things done just amazes me. You are like a badger. You never quit, or just walk away. That is why I love you and this channel. You never ever disappoint
I really like that you are watching Bushradical. That man knows his stuff and creates such lovely commentary as he builds. I am praying your cabin extension works perfectly.
when you love something even the things that are hard things that are in the way during that journey become something you love and something you look at that may be hard but there are many good things that come from it.
Jay, you did get a lot accomplished this time. All the work will be well worth it when you are done. Have a good time on your mini vacation. We will be patiently waiting for you. After all, life is an adventure! Take care my friend.
Dave on Bushradical and his wife Brooke kindly share their hard learned talents and inspiration with others. We can learn so much from others and through our own happenings. Something about rolling up your sleeves and giving it your all. Thank you, Jay, for sharing this journey. PS: I always enjoy those Northern Lights
Oh my goodness, those northern lights, what a magnificent display!🥰. Yea, yummy food right away! Thanks for letting us share another day at the cabin with you
You are too modest. What you've learned and accomplished since getting this cabin is amazing. Completing the floor for the extension will be a major achievement before the snow season starts. It's unbelievable what you have to do to get your boat thru that dry creek. Keep pushing!
Another trick to make an accurate right angle, also based on the Pythagorean theorem is the 3, 4, 5 method. Side 1 is 3 long (ft, yrd, inch), side 2 is 4 long, the diagonal should be 5 long. (3 sqr + 4 sqr = 9 + 16 = 25, sqr root of 25 is 5). This is a good way to start larger squares. and it also works on multiples. In your case. 12 is 3 x 4. So the starting point on the first straight side should be at 3x3 = 9 ft. The length of the diagonal should now be 3x5 = 15 ft. Do the same to set your other corner and you should be square all around. Of course, checking the full diagonals again is just another layer of making sure and can't hurt.
There are many reasons to love Jay and this channel. One of the best is that Jay is always figuring out a way to do it better and easier the next time. No matter what it is! I also watch Bushradical, he is great. So happy about more than one video a week, Jay. Your hard work is appreciated!
Hey Jay, get some cement or something in the extra drilled holes if you can. If water gets in there and freezes, it'll crack the rock near the cradle. I could be wrong but better safe than sorry.
Just a woman's point of view. Why would you want the kitchen in the front of the cabin? It would block off the front view of that beautiful lake. Just a thought. Not telling you what to do. Blessings from Michigan.
I was just going to post that. I also think he could put a simple spot to put a little gas fireplace that operates on a portable bottle down there to keep it cozy. Oven at one end a that on the other. Wood stove in between. Even on a sub sero F° night he would be nicely set!
I've never lived up north, but wouldn't he be up moving and cooking during light and see the lake? At night he would sit to rest, but be too dark to see out. Also colder at night with more house around him to insulate him when it's too dark to see out? Just wondering.
Thoroughly enjoyed and happy that you watch other platforms on how he grooves out the wood and puts those joints together for longevity and endurance to last. Thank you
Jay, you've learned and progressed so much in these last few months (since going full time youtube). You are doing awesome and I seriously cant wait for each new addition to the story. Thank you for your incredible hard work and content sir.
Wow, quickest 33 minutes of the day ! Very intresting ! I bet it feels great to walk up that trail from the lake to the cabin and see all the progress you are making on the additions to the place ! AWESOMENESS for sure Sir. 👏 👏👏 Looking GREAT 👍 Really enjoy your videos. Thanks Jay ☆☆☆☆☆ ...Alan in Texas 🇨🇱
Wow that creek is a real pain. Column footings are looking good. I watch Bush Radical as well, yes he is good. Build is coming on well. Looking forward to the next update to get the floor base done. Good work Jay.
I can see your growing confidence in using the tools and tackling the jobs and still with your humble, positive attitude. It's looking better each time. I've watched the Whipple family for years....Bushradical (Dave), Girl in the Woods (Brooke), son Mick and daughter Belle all have their own channels! Keep up the good work!
I've been watching since you picked up that truck camper. It's great to see how you've changed and rose to the challenge, for various situations. Keep posting, I'll keep watching!
Pretty darn impressed Jay! I swear I’m watching myself. I have “built” a few things and it’s a bit of trial and error, talking myself through it all…just like you! Love it.
Having the living room on the front, will allow you to relax and look out on the lake. By having the kitchen on the front, the table would likely be placed in front of the window , blocking the view from the rest of the cabin.
If you're using the silver radiant bubble insulation your going to love it. Not sure if you've seen Kyle's Cabin but he's great too. He follows Boss of the Swamp who covers absolutely everything. Love it Jay You're doing great! ❤
@jaylegere I used it in an add-on at my place. I put it in the ceiling to cut heat as l live in Tucson. Absolutely awesome! I've also used it in other places similar to yours. You can walk on your floors with bare feet, and it's not cold. Watch Boss of the Swamps Vid on covering your gap between floor and ground. You won't be disappointed.
Excellent episode Jay. I'm glad to see you purchased the proper drill for the bedrock. That's going to become very handy as you expand on your property. Between you and Cabin River Outdoors I'm really enjoying the Northern Canada cabin build TH-camrs these days!
Nice work on all of the progress you’ve made and how much you’ve learned in the last six months! So inspiring!! 👍👍👍Wishing you so much luck this season on your beautiful cabin! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I have NEVER cheered anyone on the way I have you the last 30 minutes! You have learned so much, and are applying what you learned! Notching those posts in order to distribute the load to the bedrock is perfect. Buy at least two more of those drill bits, you can and will break them. I can't wait to see this new room. All I can say is INSULATION!
Love your channel and your "can do" spirit. I have watched your progress on the other builds and am looking forward to seeing this one being done. You have great ambition! Cheering you on!
Oh my giddy aunt, I’ve worked that I can’t do maths, can’t push a boat, can’t lift lumber, the list goes on, but I can admire the accent, oot and aboot, just love it from Melbourne Australia
Jay This is such great content. You are by yourself, doing and learning things that were out of your daily life and comfort zone. You make do with the resources you have, the topography, weather, bugs, and remote location, all in a most interesting way. Keep up the great work! This is so cool to watch.
Keep going Jay! I planned and hauled all of the steel for my cabin roof across the ice and installed it last summer and fall. So many details and worries but I got it done, with some help from my friends. The end result is satisfying but so was the journey.
I have followed you for several years and the way your channel has grown, changed and improved is incredible. Whaf you have learned and sharex with all of us is interesting entertaining and makes me anticipate every video.. "Yes baby". I love when you say that!!
I can tell you how to do so many things in great detail. The way you are learning things and making action to find what you don't know, and learning and making action.......is the most rewarding thing in life. It's not the same as just earning a dollar for cutting an acre of grass. We all need our grass cut, but growing your brain and hands at the same time is life changing. I enjoy keeping up with you. Don't know why but I enjoy firewood collection and building fires, and cooking on fires. Just my two cents. JW
Two suggestions- 1. Build a simplistic buggie to transport your boat instead of pushing it - just a couple of planks of wood and 4 bicycle or large wheels. Leave it near where you know you’ll need it. 2. Put a couple of 24 hour trail-cams around your property to let us check in anytime to see what’s going on there - run them on a separate sub-channel to this one.
You are amazing Jay and pretty smart and determined ! Love watching your Channel and I predicted that you will get a million viewers someday ! Thanks ! 👍😊
Again Jay, another awesome video!!! I know you are looking forward to your Labrador trip, you made amazing videos the last time you were there. Love your dedication!!! Hugs from Newfoundland!!!!
Dave does a great simple job. A one man show like us. Not easy. You have to think ahead and work smart. Start on one corner, call it good, work around it twelve feet, cut board exactly that and tie it back in to otherside. It will be right with adjustments to the cross measurement for squareness, the 17 ft. Not hard, just do it right. Add water to the drill holes, cool the bit. Level plumb and square. Get you a string line level. Set up some corners with the strings crossing the right distance and location. Not hard. 12 out 12 across. It will be square to the cabin wall. All good. Good luck getting in and out. Save all that lumber you will need ever stick by the time this is done. Anything less that 14 half inches can go. .Plumb bob the location of the outer corner. It will work out. Put a nail at a common height on each corner to string/measure out from. Then set the distance between. All good From east Kentucky USA have at it.
Nice precision man, this is the part that takes much of the time, getting those points and corners right and accurate. The rest to come will be natural for you to get it done.
Love the kitchen in the front idea as you'd want to see the view during the daylight when you'd be utilizing the kitchen. Along the same wall: perhaps a small 2 person table or bar type setup as well to admire a full moon/northern light show across the lake at night.
It is amazing how far you have come and the quality of your videos. Just a suggestion….make or have someone make a lite two axle small tire contraption to haul your boat during low water to portage your boat. We did this in northern Minnesota when we had to portage our Lunds from lake to lake. We built two and stored them at each lake. You dragging your boat in the mud and dirt/rock you are going to end up popping rivets because they’ll be worn down by friction.
Jay, your math teacher has got to be proud that you were listening after all! (If he or she is watching) I’m proud of you doing your math and coming to a perfect resolution. Felt bad when you were pushing your boat in an almost dry creek. Mentally I was there PUSHING the boat. Great job! and thank you so much for for a job and video well done! Enjoy going home, there is no place like home.
J, I'm so proud of you. You're doing such a wonderful job. You are quite a person to look up to glad to see people. Have you drive and the love of what they're doing
Thank you for another great video I enjoy them immensely especially today starting to work on your new addition. Wishing you all the success only wish the water level would increase for you between lakes. Be safe always up there!!!
Can't wait for the building of the addition Jay, Love the videos, thanks for letting me tag along. Also looking forward to the hunting videos you make in Labrador. Be safe and God bless.
Jay you should be very proud what you learned so far. I think you are doing an awesome job. It's a little to late in life for me to use it but you have taught me that clamps are very helpful. The only problem I have had with your last couple videos is you haven't been showing you cooking your famous meals. I miss those but the videos are awesome as usual. And as always stay safe and God bless from Missouri. 33:30
Jay, I'm sure you gave thought to how you are going to protect the floor from rain and snow while you are away. I guess a large tarp will work, but make sure it's really secured. Have fun and be safe on your travels.
Learning is a journey of self discovery and you my friend have the skills already but don't know it yet & dave of Bush radical is a fantastic way to be taught...love from the UK,keep up the great content ❤
I think you are doing awesome keep going. It will be amazing as a carpenter myself and you willing to try that is all that matters everyone figures things out. Awesome videos. From Utah.
Great video Jay . If my Dad was alive he would absolutely love watching you, he would want to be with you helping you. I know you want to do it yourself, and you are doing brilliantly. Love from Caroline Butler from UK ❤
Jay you pump out videos like no other TH-camr does right now. Keep that steam and hustle because you are unmatched at that buddy. Says a lot. When you hit a million subs don’t ever lose it either over money like most TH-camrs do. Keep them coming and we’ll keep on watching. Bryan from Brooklyn NY!!!!!
Jay, I wish you the very best of success. I always look forward to viewing your content. After growing up on a farm and then working 39 years as an automotive mechanic (thirty-one as a mechanics teacher who is now retired). I always enjoy seeing people's resourcefulness and their honing of valuable skills. In our present turbulent time, content like yours is refreshing and important. It brings a positive moment to many. Your shared adventures, outings and ambitions are for me like rain on a field needing it. And saying that, may your subscriber list continue to grow.
Here is a project for you: build a cart with wheels that can be put under the boat. This way you can move the boat over the creek bed without the log rollers. The cart can be strapped over the boat so that the wheels can be firmly fixed to the boat.
Search for Relentless Sportsman’s video on his canoe/kayak cart (I.e., your dingy with engine is much heavier than a fiberglass kayak, so he’d need to beef it up, but it’s a good starting point).
Was thinking this as well
That would really work wonders, if it's something Jay can put together at the beginning of the first 'portage' and then leave it at the end of each 'portage', even year round, if necessary. And then.for every other trip he can bring in maximum loads in the summertime !! A project for next year for sure !
I was thinking the same thing. Could probably find the material at the local dump.
Don't think the creek bed allows that, the boat is heavy! You'd need very wide tires, I guess, which would make the cart very bulky and heavy. The man needs that room for other things.
But I do like your constructive thoughts, nonetheless! :)
Love the cross pollination between all the cabin builders. Wall tents inspired by Jay, foundations inspired by Bushradical, log cabins inspired by Kyle's Cabin and the Outsider, etc. I watch all you guys and also get inspiration. Thanks Jay for being a part of this.
have a look at cabin river outdoors. its great channel as well
Jay the stamina and ability to get things done just amazes me. You are like a badger. You never quit, or just walk away. That is why I love you and this channel. You never ever disappoint
I really like that you are watching Bushradical. That man knows his stuff and creates such lovely commentary as he builds. I am praying your cabin extension works perfectly.
I LOVE bushradical!!
Pulling and dragging the boat and all the equipment through the creek every time would make me sick in the long run, Jay. You have my full respect.
when you love something even the things that are hard things that are in the way during that journey become something you love and something you look at that may be hard but there are many good things that come from it.
Jay, you did get a lot accomplished this time. All the work will be well worth it when you are done. Have a good time on your mini vacation. We will be patiently waiting for you. After all, life is an adventure! Take care my friend.
Dave on Bushradical and his wife Brooke kindly share their hard learned talents and inspiration with others. We can learn so much from others and through our own happenings. Something about rolling up your sleeves and giving it your all. Thank you, Jay, for sharing this journey. PS: I always enjoy those Northern Lights
The way you research and take advise from the comments is going to make your cabin build amazing. So impressed by you Jay.
Oh my goodness, those northern lights, what a magnificent display!🥰. Yea, yummy food right away! Thanks for letting us share another day at the cabin with you
3-4-5 Old school string lines on pickets or a stands plus plumb bob. would make this easier when working alone. Keep up the good work!!
You are too modest. What you've learned and accomplished since getting this cabin is amazing. Completing the floor for the extension will be a major achievement before the snow season starts. It's unbelievable what you have to do to get your boat thru that dry creek. Keep pushing!
Another trick to make an accurate right angle, also based on the Pythagorean theorem is the 3, 4, 5 method. Side 1 is 3 long (ft, yrd, inch), side 2 is 4 long, the diagonal should be 5 long. (3 sqr + 4 sqr = 9 + 16 = 25, sqr root of 25 is 5). This is a good way to start larger squares. and it also works on multiples. In your case. 12 is 3 x 4. So the starting point on the first straight side should be at 3x3 = 9 ft. The length of the diagonal should now be 3x5 = 15 ft. Do the same to set your other corner and you should be square all around. Of course, checking the full diagonals again is just another layer of making sure and can't hurt.
There are many reasons to love Jay and this channel. One of the best is that Jay is always figuring out a way to do it better and easier the next time. No matter what it is! I also watch Bushradical, he is great. So happy about more than one video a week, Jay. Your hard work is appreciated!
With all the hard work you're putting in, your project will be great.
Hey Jay, get some cement or something in the extra drilled holes if you can. If water gets in there and freezes, it'll crack the rock near the cradle. I could be wrong but better safe than sorry.
Just a woman's point of view. Why would you want the kitchen in the front of the cabin? It would block off the front view of that beautiful lake. Just a thought. Not telling you what to do. Blessings from Michigan.
Agree!
To be able to look out at the lake while working in the kitchen. Many small cabins are like that. Windows are small anyway to reduce heat loss.
Hello from Michigan as well!
I was just going to post that. I also think he could put a simple spot to put a little gas fireplace that operates on a portable bottle down there to keep it cozy. Oven at one end a that on the other. Wood stove in between. Even on a sub sero F° night he would be nicely set!
I've never lived up north, but wouldn't he be up moving and cooking during light and see the lake? At night he would sit to rest, but be too dark to see out. Also colder at night with more house around him to insulate him when it's too dark to see out? Just wondering.
Thoroughly enjoyed and happy that you watch other platforms on how he grooves out the wood and puts those joints together for longevity and endurance to last.
Thank you
Jay, you've learned and progressed so much in these last few months (since going full time youtube). You are doing awesome and I seriously cant wait for each new addition to the story. Thank you for your incredible hard work and content sir.
Wow, quickest 33 minutes of the day ! Very intresting ! I bet it feels great to walk up that trail from the lake to the cabin and see all the progress you are making on the additions to the place ! AWESOMENESS for sure Sir. 👏 👏👏 Looking GREAT 👍 Really enjoy your videos. Thanks Jay ☆☆☆☆☆ ...Alan in Texas 🇨🇱
Wow that creek is a real pain. Column footings are looking good. I watch Bush Radical as well, yes he is good. Build is coming on well. Looking forward to the next update to get the floor base done. Good work Jay.
I can see your growing confidence in using the tools and tackling the jobs and still with your humble, positive attitude. It's looking better each time. I've watched the Whipple family for years....Bushradical (Dave), Girl in the Woods (Brooke), son Mick and daughter Belle all have their own channels! Keep up the good work!
I've been watching since you picked up that truck camper. It's great to see how you've changed and rose to the challenge, for various situations. Keep posting, I'll keep watching!
Pretty darn impressed Jay! I swear I’m watching myself. I have “built” a few things and it’s a bit of trial and error, talking myself through it all…just like you! Love it.
Living room on front for sure
Having the living room on the front, will allow you to relax and look out on the lake. By having the kitchen on the front, the table would likely be placed in front of the window , blocking the view from the rest of the cabin.
If you're using the silver radiant bubble insulation your going to love it. Not sure if you've seen Kyle's Cabin but he's great too. He follows Boss of the Swamp who covers absolutely everything.
Love it Jay
You're doing great! ❤
That's the exact stuff. Got the idea from Kyle
@jaylegere I used it in an add-on at my place. I put it in the ceiling to cut heat as l live in Tucson. Absolutely awesome! I've also used it in other places similar to yours. You can walk on your floors with bare feet, and it's not cold. Watch Boss of the Swamps Vid on covering your gap between floor and ground. You won't be disappointed.
It’s been fun to watch your carpentry skills expand and kudos to you for challenging yourself!
Thanks 👍
I think about how knowledgeable your sister is. Was a joy to see you both together. Hope you two can come together again.
Looking forward to you finish the extension and your trips away great channel
Excellent episode Jay. I'm glad to see you purchased the proper drill for the bedrock. That's going to become very handy as you expand on your property. Between you and Cabin River Outdoors I'm really enjoying the Northern Canada cabin build TH-camrs these days!
That project would scare me to death, I do admire your optimism and your spirit, keep it up Jay.
Great video Jay. You have a very positive attitude. Wish you great success on the extension.
My boys and I look forward to your videos! They wanted me to say you're doing a great job!!
Nice work on all of the progress you’ve made and how much you’ve learned in the last six months! So inspiring!! 👍👍👍Wishing you so much luck this season on your beautiful cabin! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Remember my friend, cover that wood shed with landscape fabric! You wont be disappointed! Ryan
I have NEVER cheered anyone on the way I have you the last 30 minutes!
You have learned so much, and are applying what you learned! Notching those posts in order to distribute the load to the bedrock is perfect. Buy at least two more of those drill bits, you can and will break them. I can't wait to see this new room. All I can say is INSULATION!
Love your channel and your "can do" spirit. I have watched your progress on the other builds and am looking forward to seeing this one being done. You have great ambition! Cheering you on!
Oh my giddy aunt, I’ve worked that I can’t do maths, can’t push a boat, can’t lift lumber, the list goes on, but I can admire the accent, oot and aboot, just love it from Melbourne Australia
Jay
This is such great content. You are by yourself, doing and learning things that were out of your daily life and comfort zone. You make do with the resources you have, the topography, weather, bugs, and remote location, all in a most interesting way. Keep up the great work! This is so cool to watch.
Keep going Jay! I planned and hauled all of the steel for my cabin roof across the ice and installed it last summer and fall. So many details and worries but I got it done, with some help from my friends. The end result is satisfying but so was the journey.
Extension should be your living room for the view. Thank you for the video.
I have followed you for several years and the way your channel has grown, changed and improved is incredible. Whaf you have learned and sharex with all of us is interesting entertaining and makes me anticipate every video.. "Yes baby". I love when you say that!!
Nice!
Get wheels for that boat! And a rasp file for woodwork.
And a laser level to make the measurements over that drop easier.
Thank you for sharing your experience,
From sunny Torquay England.
I can tell you how to do so many things in great detail. The way you are learning things and making action to find what you don't know, and learning and making action.......is the most rewarding thing in life. It's not the same as just earning a dollar for cutting an acre of grass. We all need our grass cut, but growing your brain and hands at the same time is life changing. I enjoy keeping up with you. Don't know why but I enjoy firewood collection and building fires, and cooking on fires. Just my two cents. JW
Beautiful work love the video sending ❤️ from New Zealand new fan
I love you easy going , unpretentious manor, perfect videos , thanks
Two suggestions- 1. Build a simplistic buggie to transport your boat instead of pushing it - just a couple of planks of wood and 4 bicycle or large wheels. Leave it near where you know you’ll need it. 2. Put a couple of 24 hour trail-cams around your property to let us check in anytime to see what’s going on there - run them on a separate sub-channel to this one.
Perfect Sunday morning., A new Jay video.
Keep up the good work Jay.🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍
Your doing an incredible job learning as you go ahead. It's very inspiring.
Good to hear from you so soon😊😂😍🥰😉🫠🙃🙂💯👍👍👍👍👊👊👊
You are amazing Jay and pretty smart and determined ! Love watching your Channel and I predicted that you will get a million viewers someday ! Thanks ! 👍😊
Our doing an awesome job, Jay. I'm very proud of you. Keep up the great work.
I will be following you wherever you go!!!! What an inspiration you are Jay. So proud of you
You're doing a great job, Jay. You're learning and doing your best. Yes, you can do it!
Loving the videos, Jay. It's great watching you figure things out. I think it's gonna be great when you are done!
Jay, if that saying that determination and hard works really pays off, then I would say you are off to a great start...blessings from Michigan!
Here's to pins and cradles Jay! Good luck.
Good morning from Norman Wells Jay. Not long till the snow starts flying for sure. Great video, enjoy your trip home!
Again , great achievements before winter kicks in. That extension will be awesome
Looking super good Jay! Cheering for you! You can do it!!!!
A battery acid filler bulb usually red in color can blow the holes out. Great job jay! And ja rotohammer just like butter!
Again Jay, another awesome video!!! I know you are looking forward to your Labrador trip, you made amazing videos the last time you were there. Love your dedication!!! Hugs from Newfoundland!!!!
amazing jay I'm learning with you and I'm 71 never to old to learn jay
You need a plumber bob Jay! Don’t forget the handle on that Bosch rotates. Great video! Cheers-southwest Michigan!
Jay... Is it possible you don't have a plumb bob?!! Buy it next time you're in town. Essential!
The usual tradition of your videos. Glad to still see you upload every week.
This is my favourite show to watch, I never get sick of it and it’s never boring ❤
Dave does a great simple job. A one man show like us. Not easy. You have to think ahead and work smart. Start on one corner, call it good, work around it twelve feet, cut board exactly that and tie it back in to otherside. It will be right with adjustments to the cross measurement for squareness, the 17 ft. Not hard, just do it right. Add water to the drill holes, cool the bit. Level plumb and square. Get you a string line level. Set up some corners with the strings crossing the right distance and location. Not hard. 12 out 12 across. It will be square to the cabin wall. All good. Good luck getting in and out. Save all that lumber you will need ever stick by the time this is done. Anything less that 14 half inches can go. .Plumb bob the location of the outer corner. It will work out. Put a nail at a common height on each corner to string/measure out from. Then set the distance between. All good From east Kentucky USA have at it.
Getting er done. Good job Jay
Really love the cabin videos. It so great. From the tent videos to cabin videos, this is just awesome.
Thank you for the video Jay. Great as always! cheers
Love the music it really resonates with me love watching your videos 👍💕❤️🥰💖🇺🇸🙏
Nice precision man, this is the part that takes much of the time, getting those points and corners right and accurate.
The rest to come will be natural for you to get it done.
Love the kitchen in the front idea as you'd want to see the view during the daylight when you'd be utilizing the kitchen. Along the same wall: perhaps a small 2 person table or bar type setup as well to admire a full moon/northern light show across the lake at night.
It is amazing how far you have come and the quality of your videos. Just a suggestion….make or have someone make a lite two axle small tire contraption to haul your boat during low water to portage your boat. We did this in northern Minnesota when we had to portage our Lunds from lake to lake. We built two and stored them at each lake. You dragging your boat in the mud and dirt/rock you are going to end up popping rivets because they’ll be worn down by friction.
Jay, your math teacher has got to be proud that you were listening after all! (If he or she is watching)
I’m proud of you doing your math and coming to a perfect resolution.
Felt bad when you were pushing your boat in an almost dry creek. Mentally I was there PUSHING the boat.
Great job! and thank you so much for for a job and video well done! Enjoy going home, there is no place like home.
Love building on my own, and yes, clamps are absolutely essential.
They’re like another pair of hands that always do what they are told.😁
I love your "fake it til you make it" attitude. 😍
I really look forward to your videos. Thank you for the work you put into this.
J, I'm so proud of you. You're doing such a wonderful job. You are quite a person to look up to glad to see people. Have you drive and the love of what they're doing
Your work ethic is inspiring and I am looking forward to the next one already!
It, s always a great to see the aurora , it reminds of a younger me who hunted in Alaska, BC, and the Yukon. Now all my outdoor experiences are on YT.
Thank you for another great video I enjoy them immensely especially today starting to work on your new addition. Wishing you all the success only wish the water level would increase for you between lakes. Be safe always up there!!!
I am really enjoying these new cabin video's you're putting out. Keep it up!!
Can't wait for the building of the addition Jay, Love the videos, thanks for letting me tag along. Also looking forward to the hunting videos you make in Labrador. Be safe and God bless.
You are a machine. Wow you’ve got so much energy. You are doing a SUPER job. I love your laugh. Take care
It's always fun watching people experience and SDS drill for the first time 😄
Jay you should be very proud what you learned so far. I think you are doing an awesome job. It's a little to late in life for me to use it but you have taught me that clamps are very helpful. The only problem I have had with your last couple videos is you haven't been showing you cooking your famous meals. I miss those but the videos are awesome as usual. And as always stay safe and God bless from Missouri. 33:30
Just a thought , you might want to make sure the extra holes you drilled are filled and sealed , you don’t want water freezing in them
This is the video I've been waiting for! The beginning of the extension! I'm commenting before I even watch it I'm so excited.
Boy, that's one heck of a portage! You've got grit!
Another great video Jay. Can’t wait to see the final result. Cheers my friend.
Jay, I'm sure you gave thought to how you are going to protect the floor from rain and snow while you are away. I guess a large tarp will work, but make sure it's really secured. Have fun and be safe on your travels.
Learning is a journey of self discovery and you my friend have the skills already but don't know it yet & dave of Bush radical is a fantastic way to be taught...love from the UK,keep up the great content ❤
I think you are doing awesome keep going. It will be amazing as a carpenter myself and you willing to try that is all that matters everyone figures things out. Awesome videos. From Utah.
Love this. Thank you.
Good luck hunting and fishing in Labrador. Can't wait for the new videos. Hope all is well.
Great video Jay . If my Dad was alive he would absolutely love watching you, he would want to be with you helping you. I know you want to do it yourself, and you are doing brilliantly. Love from Caroline Butler from UK ❤
Bush Radical is Amazing!!! Love his channel! It would have been great to see him helping you; he has the best demeanor! His wife is amazing too❤
Awesome progress Jay!… keep up the great work!
Jay you pump out videos like no other TH-camr does right now. Keep that steam and hustle because you are unmatched at that buddy. Says a lot. When you hit a million subs don’t ever lose it either over money like most TH-camrs do. Keep them coming and we’ll keep on watching. Bryan from Brooklyn NY!!!!!
Jay, I wish you the very best of success. I always look forward to viewing your content. After growing up on a farm and then working 39 years as an automotive mechanic (thirty-one as a mechanics teacher who is now retired). I always enjoy seeing people's resourcefulness and their honing of valuable skills. In our present turbulent time, content like yours is refreshing and important. It brings a positive moment to many. Your shared adventures, outings and ambitions are for me like rain on a field needing it. And saying that, may your subscriber list continue to grow.