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Moving into an Unfinished house. Good idea. My Uncles Unfinished House is still Unfinished 20 years after he moved in.

You are doing a great job. What will be the height difference between your house floor and your porch floor? I'm building a cabin as well. Thanks for your help. Steffon

Do you still have your 01 f250?

I would have had smaller pieces of tin and overlap them.

Getting blocks laid now. 32 X 48 living area, single floor, with an 8’ porch all around. 3 blocks high. I guess no place for a photo here.

Good job. Smart.

Thumbs up on the yes ma'am correction. Good parenting makes awesome kids

Yeah I'm gonna need the number to that building inspector.😂😂😂😂

Beautiful home

Great story. Thank you for sharing.

I’m still here!!

Would have been nice to see how you mixed and prepared the paint gun.

So 7 years later ? Did ur fruit trees make it ? Any tips . Thank u

So I’m also in Arkansas zone 8 . I have a question ? I’ve never planted anything in my life . I’m older and wiser now , so - when planting fruit trees , should I mulch around the trees ? Anyone ?

Is there a reason that you leave a space in between each Arch? Do you ever have problems with snakes climbing the arches and presenting danger?

It looks like you used aluma hawk ? Did you reduce it at all it seems like it sprayed ok when the sprayer was working I’m asking about reducing or thinning the paint because I have one I’m about to do the same way !

Hey bud. I found your channel a couple years ago. Life happened and I lost sight of this channel. After a few weeks of searching, I have found you again. I don’t know why I couldn’t remember the name. Anyway. Fellow Arkansan here. Love the videos! Woo Pig! And I look forward to seeing your journey. Thank you for sharing with us.

'Dude', one doesn't build a home'; one builds a house. A place of occupation becomes a home from the experiences lived therein....

What's span between concrete footing?

Please do a cost breakdown. Thank you.!

You have a good kid there!! He's focused like his Dad!

Very nice, I have caught most episodes. I hope you keep going with whatever you do in the yard. Are you going to build a pole barn or garage?

Greetings from Sweden. I’ve checked in on you from know and then during all these years. Not a builder myself. Too lazy for that, but I do love to learn how things work and your down to earth attitude and easy to understand explanations makes you really pleasant to watch ☺️ Good job! Proud of you 🎉

Has the Rockwell insulation stayed in place? How effective is it?

Fumes didn’t get to you at all without a respirator ?

No insulation under your floor?

How’s your tub holding up

Respect

Love the Trellis, my favorite way to grow.

I like the 45 on the corners, I'll probably do mine the same way!

I’ve been subscribed to this channel For a while. Your recent videos have not been notified to me at all. Glad to see you back.

Nice work man ! Congratulations !

While going back and driving a nail in because the "nail gun" didn't draw the plywood in, keep in mind the stud itself could be warped. If it's warped on one side, it will be warped on the opposite side. If it's in a low traffic room where straight edges (like cabinets, or countertops) are not a concern, then it won't matter much, but just keep that in mind especially in a kitchen or bathroom areas. I promise, you will spend time adding extra grout, or worse....shims between a cabinet and a wall.

Awesome

covering it in plastic too?

Crazy to think that in today’s world, you’d be looking at half a million bucks to build a house like that with a contractor. Wish we could go back.

Nice job! Fixing to start my wrap around porch myself. Every country Ozark home needs one I think

Before I make it through this full list , I have a few questions. 1. Did you do this by permit & codes or did you not have to because you were far out of anyone reach? 2. Can I use the exact same plans to build both a house and a large shed? 3. Did you have to rent or purchase the heavy equipment? Where were the best places to go? 4. Do you typically answer questions for those who are either interested in doing or trying to do some very serious repair on their home in the towns. If not, do you still have any trustworthy teachers in the River Valley area. My mother's home is on rough shape, and I'd seriously love to have my miniature family help her out this spring-summer and help get it back up off the ground and into better condition.

Just use copper rub n buff on the raised parts. Then seal with a clear coat

You do fine work you really put your heart into it. It’s nice to see good work pay off. 👍🏼👍🏼

Eric, what kind of soil do you have. Clay, sandy or rocky. I thought you would compost the old vines. Thanks

I remember when you planted the fruit trees. They’ve really got big!

Very cool

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How many standard blocks did you use for the foundation

Hey Eric, How about an update on your home, utility costs, efficiency, any issues and overall comfort.

Happy New Year. Miss you buddy. I've been doing a combo wood chip and leaf mulch for a while and am happy with the results. I also make my own compost tea in a 55g barrel with yard and garden waste that is super easy and very effective in nutrient replenishment. I don't buy fertilizer any more other than the what I add just before planting (blood, bone, epsom salt, ground egg shell, borax). I started planting Russian Comfrey last year as a nitrogen booster around trees and hope to harvest some leaves for salve this year.

Eric, looks like your forecast for next week is frosty. Hope you’re all well, thanks for the video.

Free compost 😲 you got it made Eric. Here in the UK local councils charge to collect 'green waste' then sell the composted material back to the public .. 😵‍💫 I'm not one of them by the way .. 😉 atvb t ..

I don’t garden much except tomatoes since I refuse to eat store bought tomatoes when I can get real ones grown in a garden, but like you I can get composted yard waste from the city in unlimited quantities. Since I’m in Texas they call it dillo-dirt but it’s just leaf and grass clippings that have been composted in huge mounds for over a year. I use it as mulch in my flower beds and it works great. Plus it’s a lot cheaper than buying bags of chopped bark or other commercial material. So I’m not sure if I’m being environmentally friendly or just cheap.