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@TooLazyToFail

3 жыл бұрын

Popping in as I sometimes do to say that Simplisafe has been amazing for us for years and is way ahead of traditional alarm monitoring companies. I'm always pleased to see them sponsoring.

@parkerlayfield4812

3 жыл бұрын

Got my simplisafe because of your videos! Loving it!

@DannyH77

3 жыл бұрын

do more how to videos

@FJB2020

3 жыл бұрын

While SimpliSafe is great for sponsors, people should know that they are easily defeated with cheap wireless transmitters...

@chrishaug

3 жыл бұрын

you should get a sponsor like @ryobi tools!

Personally, I’d watch you renovate house after house after house. Yes, technically they’re the same, the same steps, the same skills, but it’s about how you adapt to the older home, its problems, and the condition you find it in that makes it super interesting. Plus, I personally never get tired of watching renovating content, I soak it in by osmosis and watching similar content over and over helps me learn without traditional book reading or note taking.

I've pretty much concluded I'll watch ANY content you put out. I initially came for the woodworking but stayed and subbed to the other channels because of the work ethic and determination. At 63, I won't be restoring an old house anytime soon and yet I watch every single one of your uploads. I just have to say how much I appreciate your videos - especially during these crazy and increasingly alarming times (not even talking about covid). There's just something very calming about watching you get dirty and smash concrete - provides a sense of normalcy. So thank you for that.

@heyhope326

3 жыл бұрын

What they said!

@vjc4502

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I'm 59 n I watch the videos with the desire to do a rehab, but the knowledge to know I'll hire it out...& my back thanks me

@Whatsacody

3 жыл бұрын

I concur with that sense of normalcy! I'm 26 years old and living in a huge metropolitan area, so it's a nice break from the busy and chaos. It takes me back to working with my grandpa out in the country while I was growing up.

@airman9820

3 жыл бұрын

Phil totally agree. The world is so stressing right now, This gives a 30 min break from that and the sequences were there is just music and work is so calming for me.

Always let that little girl "help". When one of my daughters was that age, about 30 years ago, I let her help. About 3 years ago I asked her what she wanted for Christmas, she said "a bandsaw", she got it.

@arescue

3 жыл бұрын

I started ‘’helping’’ my dad when I was 7. I painted walls with him. Then, when I was 30 years old, I went to work with him on the construction site. Fast forward 12 years, now I am the boss.

@loritanner4478

3 жыл бұрын

My dad built our house back in the mid 60's thru mid 70's. And I was his helper. So glad I got that time with him as my dad died when I was 30. He was only 53. That was 31 years ago. And I miss him everyday. Seeing his little girl helping her daddy. Brought all those feelings back. My dad was a carpenter who could make everything. He could draw plans, do the start to finish carpentry. Then when I was a senior in high school he became a general contractor and built commercial buildings that I still drive by today. Miss you dad.😥

"GoodJob!" When a child lives with encouragement..That's beautiful.

Any cabin build would be interesting but I’m still very much interested in seeing the renovation of the other house (and this one) as they all have their own ‘personalities’, problems and solutions. Thank you for the excellent content!

@EtwasMartin

3 жыл бұрын

I am 100% with you. I don't watch these videos to learn (but don' mind that I actually do learn a lot). I watch them because I like the content the way it is.

@chrisa6545

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I would watch a cabin build. But I have been looking forward to the farmhouse remodel ever since you removed the wall on the Homestead Craftsman channel.

@bigscarysteve

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. There are already lots of videos showing someone building a cabin. I really want to see what this other house nearby is like.

@droxyy

3 жыл бұрын

I agree I'd rather have another house renovation or a barn/workshop renovation at the brick ranch house.

bro hammering on those stairs with no glasses had me nervous for you. take a concrete chip to the eye and you will never do it again, trust me lol

@DodiTov

3 жыл бұрын

I think you guys just missed them. They're clear and barely noticeable. He had them on along with the dust mask and ear protection.

@JeffKelley

3 жыл бұрын

One time I was messing with a light fixture and the bulb shattered. A piece of glass was sitting on my eye and I had to pull it out with tweezers. Do not recommend.

@dawb86

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffKelley Good lord... 😳

@craigbielsky115

3 жыл бұрын

HE HAD CONTACTS IN.....

@MrLucutos

3 жыл бұрын

good point, savety first!

Child labor laws dictate that Daddys must compensate with a tea party, bonuses must include Lincoln logs.

@wolfpack8643

3 жыл бұрын

China: Said no one ever! 🤣

Son, you could pickle cucumbers and I’d watch. Cabin sounds beautiful!

Oh NOW he’s bought a jackhammer. 😂

@simonkennedy6116

3 жыл бұрын

He could have bought a Kango hammer for a third the price and cut through it like butter

@tylerwise5240

3 жыл бұрын

Would’ve came in handy for that column in the basement for sure !

@EtwasMartin

3 жыл бұрын

Which might suggests the size of concrete blocks to come :D

@Yentorin

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, lets be honest here... we all enjoyed watching the struggle with the column!

@elainejbarlow-smith3323

3 жыл бұрын

@@tylerwise5240 that column was his worry stone lol.

Cabin sounds good. I'd also be interested in seeing the renovation of the other house, You might feel as though the videos are the same from one house to the next but every house you renovate is new and presents you with different challenges and watching how that pans out is the interesting bit, so it doesn't feel repetitive from my perspective. If it were me I'd stay away from generator in the cabin and go with solar, the price of basic solar and batteries have come down a lot and once it's setup it's very low maintenance, especially if it's a small system that only powers lights and then you have a wood stove to heat, cook, and warm water with. The noise of a generator can be grating if you're trying to relax and it's a pain to have to keep it topped up with fuel.

@JonathanHughesMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed - solar project would be fascinating, though would probably need some kind of top up generator for the winter at least, so remain off grid. Excellent work!!

I like these home renos since not only does each one present their own particular problems, but I also really enjoy seeing an old run down, funky house returned to glory.

Never leave a trip hazard at the top of stairs but still the steps look good.....

I love your daughter yelling “good job, good job!” Teach them young! Great work as always!

@Michaelalanharlow

3 жыл бұрын

lol, "DADYS FILMING, SAY GOOD JOB!" 🤣 (Teaching) lol

I've seen a fair few channels do log cabin builds, I'm not saying you shouldn't do it, but while it's new for you to do it's not new for youtube. No doubt yours would be better, you know, because. What drew me into your channel, besides your obvious charm and good looks, was seeing you say, "I'll just paint the door", then demolish the whole house and get seemingly in way over your head, but then just build your way out of it. There's just something cathartic about watching someone take something old and ramshackle and give it a brand new lease on life.

@KuriusOranj

3 жыл бұрын

I completely agree. I'm kind of baffled about how he would deal with a completely blank slate. My mind is boggled.

@KeiNovak

3 жыл бұрын

@@KuriusOranj "I'll just build a log cabin." Then builds an entire resort and...

@peterbull3955

3 жыл бұрын

I think a timber frame cabin would be super cool!

“Good job, Daddy!” is high praise.

I would love to see you reno the two-storey home in the background. There's something deeply therapeutic about watching an old house get its beauty and functionality back. =) And your little girl is so adorable.

One of the best ways to kill 40 minutes on a Friday morning!

@kristinking3725

3 жыл бұрын

I love his content. He keeps it simple and the music is relaxing. He doesn't act fake and just seems to be his genuine self. I respect his need for privacy and it's very rare for someone to not want exposure or fame from the videos they make. I appreciate that he doesn't let his viewers pressure him to make videos when he isn't able to and the audience he's curated to seems to really understand his circumstances. He does take sponsors, but you can tell he researches them well and you can tell he is a smart enough person to not attach his name to just any product. Just an all-around great channel to watch.

I am not much of a family or kids person but seeing how your daughter made you smile was perfectly wholesome.

That house has gone from depressing looking to inviting. In other words, you turned a house into a home. You're an artist.

Good to see you finally got some qualified help.

I'd like to see the renovation of the farm house, mainly because you showed it a long time ago so now I'm curious to see how you'll transform it. In general I prefer watching something in bad shape being restored...

As a late Christmas present I'd love to ship him some safety goggles. Especially when he takes that sledge to concrete/brick...

@zacht.8953

3 жыл бұрын

OSHA is that you haha

@ahti29

3 жыл бұрын

@@zacht.8953 no,just common sense talking.

@benjaminmellingen5340

3 жыл бұрын

no good in having safety goggles if you aren't using them. I'm guessing he has a few pairs laying about

@samanthab1923

3 жыл бұрын

Oh I thought the same thing! When those bricks crumbled on the left! Was worried about no gloves but then thought, shield your eyes.

@suburbanhobbyist2752

3 жыл бұрын

Or, or...you could mind your own business and let the man live his life and carry out his work how he sees fit. He owns safety glasses and chose not to wear them. Get over it.

That little tripper step at the top concerns me. I'm older and notice such things. Thx.

@justgivemethetruth

3 жыл бұрын

Sometime in the future of that house someone is going to trip on that and die or bring a huge lawsuit. That cannot be to code. Anyone who comes to that house and then leaves is likely to take a stumble down those stairs.

I'd be most interested in the renovation of the other house. Yes, it's more of the "same", but if people are still watching this project 40+ videos in it means they like it. Personally, I've bought my first house just over a month ago, and I really like seeing how you handle this kind of stuff. It's no-nonsense, and quite inspiring.

sorry, .. beautiful stairs but for a rental it’s still a trip hazard at the top. top tread should be either level with the porch or drop down whatever your rise measurement is

@jumar360

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. It's funky.

@retro8696

3 жыл бұрын

My porch is the same way and I really never had an issue with it and if you look where your walking you really wont have to worry about them.

@brianmoore5498

3 жыл бұрын

@@retro8696 renters dont look where they are walking. they just trip and fall while carrying the baby. i would carry 2 -3 million liability umbrella policy or form an LLC

@caitlin419

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I'm a clutz and would trip on that and break my face.

@jumar360

3 жыл бұрын

I'm changing my mind, I now think the little step at the top is fine. I've been looking around my house (a multi family rental) and all the concrete steps are different sizes and it feels fine. Walking up them is so normal I never noticed they are all different sizes.

We've been missing you Elliot!

That's so adorable 😍 you daughter saying "good job" and trying to help you 💓 Good job for helping your daddy 💞💓💖

I turned to my wife at the start of the video and told her, he needs a break and use a jackhammer after dealing with that block in the basement. I’m so glad you heard me. 😂😂😂

Your wee person helping out totally made my day. That sweet voice and the urge to help made me melt. :D

When you were picking up rocks I thought how nice it’ll be when your child is old enough to help, then BAM said child appears to help daddy! ❤️❤️❤️ Nice neat new haircut! You look so legit now.

For a moment, I thought I was going to watch concrete the sequel.

I used to help my dad by sitting on the wood he needed to cut 😂 no he let me help him with a lot, I learned a lot of colorful words at that time too

Hearing "good job" in the back has me so excited thinking about hearing that in the upcoming future ! That's got to be the coolest thing to hear

7:03 “My God is the new neighbor Jack hammering at 8:30 at night?!” Lol 😂 great work man

@homemadehome5575

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, yes he is dear.

@grumpybear123

3 жыл бұрын

In reality it is only 5pm and it just gets dark and depressing so early in winter. 😢

@suburbanhobbyist2752

3 жыл бұрын

@@grumpybear123 Yep, you can't get any work done in winter if you aren't willing to work in the dark sometimes because of daylight savings time. I'm so over it at this point. I live in the middle of California and for a solid 8 weeks it is dark from 5 PM on. Ridiculous.

@grumpybear123

3 жыл бұрын

@@suburbanhobbyist2752 I'm in Michigan and it is the same way. I hate it.

@suburbanhobbyist2752

3 жыл бұрын

@@grumpybear123 Well listen to this....Here in California in 2018 ending Daylight Savings was on the ballot and we voted, overwhelmingly, to end the practice. It's been 2 1/2 years and we still have it. Why? Because our elected officials don't think it is a good idea to end it even after we voted to do so. They said it would cause undue harm/confusion with Mexico because we share a border with them. This is what we deal with here. We aren't even close to free. The Mexico argument has since been refuted but they still won't go through with the procedural vote to end it.

The cement lip is a trip hazard and an inspector in most residential areas wouldn't allow it .... nor would an insurance company.

@BornToDoItRight

3 жыл бұрын

Yep that’s true! Also anything more then a 1/8 1/4 inch difference on any step would also fail inspection. Should have raised the steps up 2 1/2 inch to match the top. But good camera work.

@pslowazo

3 жыл бұрын

@@BornToDoItRight Could be fixes with shims and would HIGHLY recommend that before someone trips.

@igna83

3 жыл бұрын

Agree. I dislocated my tibia and snapped my fibula while carrying our baby on a lip like that - the homeowner's insurance company was NOT pleased, especially $60K later in a lawsuit that I won. The PTSD I battled for years after that injury + almost causing a TBI for our son was a lot for me to bear...

@pslowazo

3 жыл бұрын

Attach 2x6 horizontally to the inside of the strings and then add shims to the stringers thr stringers themselves with construction adhesive and screws. I might even consider adding plywood to the outside of the stringer .... otherwise I would just tear it out and start over cause I'm not sure the railing would be the right angle.

@justgivemethetruth

3 жыл бұрын

@@pslowazo Blew it in the conception, now there is really nothing to do but redo the entire thing. It really looks good, but that is a major injury just waiting to happen, to either his family, a renter, or the new owner.

I like the idea of the cabin, however I think what you’ve been producing is more relatable to the majority of viewers. Even though every house will need similar repairs I enjoy seeing each house go from beginning to end. And I’ve watched all the videos on this channel.

Did anyone else see the deer behind the tall bush? I’m surprised they came so close with the drill and saw noise.

@willvenable4274

3 жыл бұрын

I did! I immediately went to the comments to see if anyone had said anything about them! 😂

@elisabethkarlsen3370

3 жыл бұрын

What time in the video was it?

@justinjones1850

3 жыл бұрын

19:30

@Arizona74Frog

3 жыл бұрын

I was amazed they were not fazed by the power tools, I saw them immediately 🥰

@Xaxion2007

3 жыл бұрын

There is also one at 1 minute into the video by the house in the background.

For all I care you could make a cooking show. I would watch it. Maybe some dancing would lift this channel to a new level.

As far as content goes this is the only renovation channel I’ve ever stuck with. I got excited when I saw you posted a video and was happy to watch. I see both sides of it. You could knock a house out a lot faster if you weren’t recording every step. And you feel like your fans might get tired of watching similar content. But if they’re like me they’ve learned a lot and also find it aesthetically pleasing. Do what’s best for you and your family and don’t get burnt out. If you’re tired of doing the same thing do something different. If you really just want to get a house done fast and don’t want to fool with recording every step then do that. I’ll miss the renovation videos but you’ve made so many. You don’t owe us anything. I’ve watched a log cabin build and I think it would be cool to see you do one. The guy I watched used hand tools only which I thought was interesting. Whatever you decide thanks for everything you’ve already done!

"I help you Daddy" awwww, so cute

I'd like to see your tool management. Both mobile on site tools, and at home in your shop.

@jumar360

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah! We haven't had a shop tour in a while.

@patrickbentley4038

3 жыл бұрын

Could be a good 2 video filler what tools I use in shop and what I take with for renovations...

I’m surprised you didn’t make that first step flush with the concrete deck. Isn’t that small 1-2” step from wood to concrete going to be a tripping hazard?

@SenselessUsername

3 жыл бұрын

Same idea here --- I thought "ah he'll be raising the deck (building a nice wooden one on top of this one) because the front door has about 8inch step up so it all works out naturally"; but then he wouldn't have made the enclosing bannister's lower horizontal so low. Because it would trap the water and rot. OK I'm puzzled too.

@thebabscat

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking why didn't he attach a ledger board to the deck to bring it out to the lip and then he could have set it to height of the concrete.

@ZrOuT85

2 жыл бұрын

I love watching this stuff, but yeah that little 2" step is going to be a problem, someone is definitely going to faceplant on there one day :)

A video series of a cabin build in the woods would be awesome. Additionally, watching you renovate another house would also be entertaining. Thanks for taking the time to document your craftsmanship!

When I heard her say, "I'll help you Daddy", my heart went Aw....I just wanted to cry! Children are so very precious 💖

All the pounding on the cement pillar in the basement sure made this look easy for him!

Love seeing you let your little girl "help". I've been in the process of putting a room onto my house and my kids come out and "help". Memories in the making that they'll never forget.

Here we go again, epic battle of concrete!!! Glad you got a jackhammer 👍🏻 It’s your channel, so do as you please and I will watch just because you are a good, wholesome hard worker!!!

I really liked the little before and after shot you did of the steps towards the end of the video! I've long been thinking some before and after shots would be nice, it helps to compare when we've seen something be "in progress" for 40 mins - or even a couple videos!

Concrete worryer Also, "powder actuated nailer" oh, so a nail cannon.

there's a way to level concrete sidewalks that advertises on KZread by using high pressure foam injected under the concrete... i'd like to see you use it and have an honest review... heck might even sponsor you. keep it up.

@Beruthiel45

3 жыл бұрын

We used that for a sidewalk in the back garden and along the side of our house, plus one corner of the driveway a few years ago. It's okay, nothing special. Lighter than mudjacking, which is what they call it here in western Canada when they use a form of concrete to pump under concrete that needs lifting. Warning, don't touch the hardened foam with bare skin. I nearly lost all the skin on my hands after carelessly tidying up extruding lumps and bits after the contractor left. Allergies or toxin, I don't know but it was not fun. 😖

@danielweathers3591

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to mention injected foam as well. I’ve got a wonky sidewalk to repair in the spring and have been leaning in this direction. Would love to see how it’s done.

@justgivemethetruth

3 жыл бұрын

@@Beruthiel45 Ugh, thanks for mentioning that, who would want such toxic stuff in their environment?

"GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! ...working hard." Your little helper is so stinking cute! 🥰

I am not sure why other people watch but you are the main attraction. Does not matter the project. Overcoming real problems with real solutions is great content.

Impressive, and I loved baby girl saying "I help Daddy" 💞

Whatever you put up I will watch, I like it all and learn a lot. That being said, a Cabin series would be really cool and I would like that. Thanks for all the videos!

Now that Jack hammer cuts like butter. Nice tool to add! Think I would have considered mud jacking on that step. Like the stash of tp in the truck lol

I think the key to this channel, is progress style projects. I really enjoy following along with the progress of all the houses so far. If you were going to do a cabin, it would still be a fit I imagine, but I'd be just as happy to watch another house, even if it is similar, just because it is cool to see the great work you do. Even though I don't do anything related to these videos, everytime I watch one it makes me want to be more productive.

I would love to see you build a cabin in the woods. With a generator and how to set it all up.

@KuriusOranj

3 жыл бұрын

Geothermal?? Now that would be sweet.

I know you’ve gotten your houses inspected in the past. Something the inspector might knock you for is the last “Step” onto the patio is not a full height step it looks 2-3” compared to the others which are consistent. This is against code and also a tripping hazard. The human brain takes very consistent steps when not paying attention and someone could easily miss that last lip. Not trying to be a jerk, I enjoy all your videos, I’m just pointing out a potential hazard and code violation.

@taylorlightfoot

3 жыл бұрын

Correct, I came to the comments to see if someone else caught that. I love the cut concrete reveal he did and I thought he was attempting to bring everything into code by making the overhang not be more than 1", but then he didn't use that overhang as part of a full riser...

@isaacsoderlund9677

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, would totally get flagged in my state!

@shawndonahue8872

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve learned this the hard way...steps will almost surely get flagged during inspection.

@wilhallman2890

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, exactly what I thought.

The curve and bevelling on the front of the concrete you cut back was *chefs kiss* . As for what to do next, I would love to follow you renovating the new house but also if you wanted to film the cabin. Preferably both, but either. What we like watching is YOU specifically doing your thing in the way you do it, so it's something you're passionate about, it's going to be compelling for the rest of us to watch. Dude, we watched you gradually smash up a concrete block over several months. Best pay off ever. We would watch you watch paint dry.

@user-uo9zq2yt9h

3 жыл бұрын

Greetings from Kyrgyzstan.

I can attest that there is no better feeling in the world then having your little one want to help you with your project. Thank you for sharing that moment.

I would love to see another house AND a cabin build!

Your wife spins! Love her wheel

@guyapeterson

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's his wheel. He's a man of many talents! 🤣

@homemadehome5575

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I made it.

@guyapeterson

3 жыл бұрын

@@homemadehome5575 Well, I didn't see that one coming, but I should have.

Help from your child was just precious! The steps look amazing! Great job! Loved this so much! Thank you for sharing!

I never comment on your videos but I absolutely love when you renovate different houses to make them "livable" again. Every house has its own problems and it's really entertaining to see how you tackle it in your own way. None of your different house videos are "the same" so never think that. I'd be forever happy watching you progress on this channel through different houses as you have. Your channel is a gem how it is. My favorite channel on KZread to watch!

You’re hilarious “Left to my own devices, there’s no telling what I’ll do!” Seriously, we all love videos like these, keep it up. Of course I do believe most would like a series of you building a cabin in the woods as well!

Looks lovely, but isn't the rise on the top step about half of the rise on the other steps? I would be worried about a tripping hazard. As for the future ... a cabin sounds like fun.

@samadamms3432

3 жыл бұрын

You’re right, those steps are not to code. Top tread should be level with porch deck.

You do what makes you and your family happy. We will be here to watch your amazing handiwork and ingenuity wherever it takes you.

I'm perfectly happy to watch you go through the same steps with another house. No two houses are exactly the same, and watching you solve the problems of each house helps me see different ideas for solving the problems in my house. It is also exciting to see a complete destroyed house become a warm, inviting family home again. I also like to watch urban explorers from time to time, but they begin to break my heart to see all the abandoned family homes around. Worldwide, the population is aging and there are fewer and fewer young folks to occupy these older homes, and so many folks don't want to take the time and effort to update these homes. Our history is being lost as these homes are lost. You are the antithesis of the urban explorer channels. You aren't documenting the loss, you are saving what is being lost and making it useful again. I can't wait to see the farmhouse made livable and useful and loved again. On a side note, it is lovely to see your family, even if only their voices and backs. Family is exactly what these homes are about. Family is so much what we have lost.

Gotta wear eye protection. Better safe than blind.

Concrete step on a top is trip hazard by law cannot be like that should be every step even height

@retro8696

3 жыл бұрын

Its all on where you live what has to happen in your area may not have to happen in his.

@slawomirpieniazek2148

3 жыл бұрын

When tenant trip and get hurt he will put lawsuit on the landlord any where you live

I love to see parents involve their little ones in what they are doing. It’s a great learning experience and a great bonding experience as well. Not to mention the memories. ❤️

I love watching your construction. Your technique is stellar. Especially on old house remodels. They are so challenging. I will never get bored of watching your skills.

Show the Cabin on the Homestead Craftsman and the next house renovation on this channel

First 10 seconds... ‘oh gosh, here we go again’.

@CroneLife1

3 жыл бұрын

I was about to say the same thing, but thought I'd check the comments first to see if someone else posted that sentiment before I did. Those were my words exactly and it took me just about as long. :D

Wow! That makes a big difference. Looks good.

Happy new year. Happy you’re back with another video. Hope all is well with you and family.

Hey my friend you are a awesome man and just watching how well you do on your own and work to make it a nice place is amazing. I am so gracious to see young folks as yourself do well.My blessings go out to you and your wife and child and your family and may you have a blessed year !!!🙏😊🙏😊🙏🌐🇺🇸🇺🇸

It's interesting to watch the outcome of the decision making when faced with the challenge of what to do. If money is no question, you take out the old porch, steps, and the walk and redo it all. But here you're having to decide how to make it look good while working within the constraints you have (mainly time and money - and a child - kids change everything). Cutting out the top of the porch to give the full tread width was an interesting choice for sure. It works and doesn't look half bad. I'm thinking you could have done just two steps and not had the two-inch (approx.) distance there from the top step to the porch height. Of course, your step height for the two would need to be a bit higher and possibly not what would feel right. I'm just thinking how that last step will feel when you're almost at the porch height. Sorry for the rambling. Great work as always.

I love it. The stairs look very nice and they update the whole house.

I love watching you work on existing structures. I’ve learned so much. I hope that you will continue filming old house refurbishments. This is something that relates to all of us out there with homes that need constant maintenance.

I like how you have earmuffs on for sledgehammering a concrete staircase but can't be bothered to put on some glasses

I would say for that bottom step gap, you could replace the kick board with a custom cut piece or you could dig under that sidewalk slab and jack it up on the low side to make it level and fill in underneath. May need to cut a crack where the walkway meets the trapezoid section.

Looks great! I like how you always make stuff to last as long as possible, no rush jobs.

I'm certain I'd enjoy watching you build (or destruct) just about anything! The sound and music is always so good too. Keep up the good work! ♥️☺️

Little Miss Homemade Home has great hair! What a sweet helper. Steps look great but as an old lady, I am afraid of stumbles on that small lip.

Aaaawww thank you for leaving in the footage of your little helper - so adorable.

Love seeing renovations on all types of houses. I would definitely enjoy seeing the cabin build as well.

Science says, when we you start to climb stair . After first stair your brain develop height for next step and further ."its called chain of action" its not only human phycology in animal also. so, always build your entire stair step height equal . while the last one specially . in your case its not .

@justgivemethetruth

3 жыл бұрын

Forget climbing, someone leaving that house for their first time is going to steo out there in space and not find a step where it should be and fall right down onto the concrete.

I'm no carpenter but that top step looks like a trip hazard waiting to happen.

@buchananbuilds485

3 жыл бұрын

You are exactly right.

@suburbanhobbyist2752

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was searching the comments to see if anyone else thought the same. People are going to trip on that all the time. I've seen that exact situation before and it is crazy how often people will trip on it. I'm talking like every other person sort of frequency. It's because steps have very specific measurements and we are all used to them. He needs to paint the lip white/orange/red, something that draws the eyes to it.

@blueribb99

3 жыл бұрын

@@suburbanhobbyist2752 He needs to remove the steps and start over. Two wood steps instead of three should work just fine.

@antmarshall5046

3 жыл бұрын

@@blueribb99 Yes!

@justgivemethetruth

3 жыл бұрын

@@blueribb99 I think it started with 2 steps, and they were pretty steep. It would be better to mate a tread with that concrete cut, but that means recomputing and reworking the entire thing ... and the posts are already set in concrete. That is a shame ... it is such a cute house with so much charm.

Honestly just enjoy watching you do what you enjoy, you're naturally entertaining. Do what makes you happy and we will be happy

I like the strings playing in the middle of the video. Very nice touch. This is a good sequence you stung together here. 21:12 I also noticed the new slow motion effects.

Anybody else see the title and think 'it can't have grown back' 😆

I’d have had to take a break just to watch the deer grazing in the back.

I love seeing the before and after homes, it is also nice for people buying fixers, you help solve a lot of problems and give some wonderful advise and shortcuts. Your experience is valuable :)

Great video of steps remake. Daddy's little helper is so sweet. I was my daddy's "best helper" when I was 5. Good memories.

I seriously doubt that the top step would pass an inspection as it is an accident waiting to happen.

That little lip step is going to be a killer....

Thank you Simplisafe for sponsoring this video.

I`m just glad to see you back in the new year . Hope the weather stays decent and not the arctic blast we had a couple winters ago . We gotta keep you working .