It’s TIME to MOVE INSIDE! Building Interior Walls to Power our OFF GRID WorkShop in the WOODS
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I park my vehicles in the garage whenever I can. They will definitely will last longer. I don’t see it as an either/or scenario. I see your point, though Al
Wait you have heated floor here also.
GREAT VIDEO GUYS. GREAT BUILD ON THE ROOM'S 👍🙏❤😇
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Your smiles make this one of your coolest videos. So happy for you folks.
'' Children should be seen and not heard '' ! That old saying should apply to Gina sometimes when she rattles off gabbing and not saying anything worthwhile and usually repeating something that Al has already said !!
A lot of work ahead! But good things take time!
Don't you all recall that there was a section on one side of the building where Al did NOT run any of the PEX lines for the underfloor heating because that's the way he planned and wanted it to be so !!
On your tool crib, I would do 2 custom swing doors. Boarded on the outside only and inbuilt shelfs in it to store nails and bolts saving space. Al you would have to put a wheel under the doors to help support the weight of the bolts and nails.
Also another idea is to put your shipping container on the back side of the work shop and cutting a door way in the side of the container and the tool crib for extra storage or making that your tool crib. Yes it would mean extending your pad so you can still drive around the work shop.
Been watching from afar the awesome progress you and Gina are making to the property.
Are you going to be driving down to your new structure to get some frozen food for breakfast.
How are your barn cats working out.😊
Al, Power Invertors don't make any noise as most electronic components don't !!
Gina , This is NOT your Workshop so you have NO say so in how Al wants it done so please keep your thoughts and remarks to yourself !!
You had me worried there for a second…you always somehow seem to bring up "deliciousness" in every video…lol! You guy are the best!
With a nice installed decking above those framed in areas that gives you a nice Storage area up above over those framed in rooms ! And that's one thing one has to have and that's storage space !
All of your videos should end with the original Lumnah couple dance off.
You should of made a bathroom in the work shop for when you are working on something you don’t half to go all the way to the house
I'm wondering if you really need headers on inside walls. What is going on top of each room?
2 PALLETS OF LIME
AL, cannot wait until you set up your own sawmill and harvest your own off-grid lumber from your land rather than big box stores.
imagine milling all that timber from trees on your own property. so much lumbar used just on that building let alone used earlier.
Great vid. Looking forward to the rest of the build.
Nice salt Al.
Only foolish and rich park outdoors…. the weather takes the life out of paint and gives rust the biggest advantage.
What is your plan for the milk cow this winter?
You could put gooseneck lights on the wall instead of extra timber for an overhang. Would do the same thing
Put a 6' wide custom door, or a 6' overhead door at your tool bin!
Are you folks planning on selling when you no longer can work the land? Seems like a lot of physical work; the kind you won't be able to do after say 70 or so. I had to quit the heavy work at 75, but I have three sons who are doing the physical stuff for me now.
Al, nice you can do all the construction on your own.
Ok, first I said roll up door for tool crib, but I edited to say maybe barn doors would be better.
Nice to see the progress 😊
When are you planning to seal the concrete? Feels like it would be easier to do with an empty building 😉
Oh my goodness Al… 6C there already!!! It's September 2nd in Newfoundland Canada, and we have 16C/60.8F this morning, forecast of 27C/80.6F today.
Of all the homesteaders I follow, your climate and growing zones seems closest to mine. We have been getting seasonably warmer with climate change, but you can still feel that autumn chill setting in.
I will say this Al I totally disagree with you on keeping the machinery under a rough, and keeps the weather and a son from fading the paint much more protected, but it is your equipment and you decide what you want to do with it I'm just stating if I had a tractor like that that would be part right in my new beautiful barn. 🙂 And in the winter time it would not have a ton of snow on it. I would at least put a lien roof on the side of the building to at least keep some of the weather off of the tractor. But like I say it is your building and it is a beautiful building, this homestead you're putting together that is most off grid living that I am impressed with mostly. It is also because of all the high-tech things you have installed, showing me you can live the same kind of lifestyle off grid as you are living on the grid. Love all your videos and I think you are doing such a awesome job, you your wife and your daughter have a great day and take care of yourselves
Hi🖐🏻Finishing the outside with the faux stone for a good looking👍🏻
That caterpillar! 🤩
Al you are so wrong about not storing your equipment in a workshop or storage shed. Farmers aTrippyFarmer, The Millenial Farmer, and the Welkers Farms in MT are keeping millions of dollars of equipment stored in very large workshops and storage sheds. It keeps their equipment in much better shape than outdoor storage, protecting their investments. I don't have any of my equipment kept outside and I live in AZ. My issue is heat and UV rays. Yours is very cold and wet. And no ramps into the workshop pouring the concrete was a big omission.
Gina i like how your hair is it looks good like that . tell Al to buy you another vaccum thing lol 'love ya guys and things are lookin great.Also can't wait to get some of that great coffee n things still workin on a job but i got this i'm in animal care so im lookin for that type of job .i love animals so much .Anyways guys have a good day
Al i love your thinking for now and the future goals sound great
I Love the Progress inside!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Week!! 😊❤🌻
Looks so great and you guys are always so fun to watch. Can't wait to see all the exciting projects you guys have.
Totally wish I could buy some land but it would definitely be a long game.
You forgot the foam gasket between the sill and concrete.
How fun to see those walls go up….a step at a time…..wish I liked coffee, but glad folk are buying it from you!!
Guys what a massive difference to the land and house
what the heck is this pick on al video?
Al, unless you are enclosing the walls you will need to run either MC cable or EMT. I would use 3/4” EMT myself as it allows you to add for the future. Also, install 2 futures that you can access.
Please note that many freezers do not operate in below 4C (41F) due to the electronics and so the food thaws.