Beau is absolutely gorgeous, she is so inquisitive. Cam is growing so fast. I’m really happy that y’all decided to do another shipping container home.

Trust me. You’ll miss those days. (10:03) I miss them every single day. I love watching your little family. It reminds me of mine and all of the things that my husband and I used to do. We did everything ourselves as well, so it’s refreshing to see. I’m a widow, and you guys give me so much joy watching all of the progress, and watching the little ones grow. Continue on. Wishing you much happiness and blessings from SC❤

You guys are so amazing. The cabin build is looking good. And to think Spencer is basically self taught. BONUS!

I have few if any doubts about the people who have friendly close contact and connections with you and how proud they must be of all that have been able to accomplish. The two of you really come across as being authentic, Clean fun down to earth people. You seem to have so many positive personal qualities. I'm really happy that the two of you made the decision to share of yourselves and become public figures on KZread.

I've been watching your channel since you started it. It is so amazing what you've both accomplished in the last 4 years. Your children are so beautiful. May you be blessed throughout the year.

Spencer looks tired. I hope you both take some time during the week to relax. The kiddos are getting big so fast❤️

@ActivityPhoto

Жыл бұрын

Indeed I have wondered how much time during the week do they actually devote to building and filming.

@tanelviil9149

Жыл бұрын

All those CONTAINER home videos are a scam and BS. You actually put more work into it than into a wooden structure and its pointless and it looks ugly. But simple minded people let themselves be fooled by videos and nice manipulative talk. There are actually activists out there exposing this BS trend that some scammers managed to make popular. _______________________________________________________________________ First Issue: the size constraints. Standard shipping containers are 20 feet and 40 feet long and 8 feet wide. Most of these containers are 8.5 feet tall but you can order custom ones that are 9.5 feet tall. Second issue: A metal container works as a system, the idea that every part of this box is structural is false. Every single cut that you make for plumbing, windows, doors, roof openings into its structural frame or corrugated metal siding compromises its strength so you have to reinforce it with metal or wood. Third issue: the thermal conductivity of steel. It’s not a good insulator, so you can expect the inside of these containers to get very hot in summer and very cold in winter. Fourth issue: the health risks that come with buying old shipping containers. You can track the locations that the container has been to around the world, but you can’t track exactly what it has carried. It could have carried toxic chemicals such as pesticides or fumigants and the contents might have leaked into the wooden floorboards. Fifth issue: this type of building is not the best for all locations. It might make sense in coastal regions near port cities where a container is readily available. If you are inland, the cost to transport it all the way to your plot of land is not logical. Also, building with native materials is the most eco-friendly and cost-effective method. Sixth issue: the idea that you are saving the environment when you use shipping containers and that is a highly sustainable practice. Another important thing to consider is the carbon footprint of your container home. Steel construction is not as environmentally friendly as wood. Seventh issue: the idea that shipping containers can be the solution to the housing crisis in the world but, this crisis is not a technology problem, it’s far more complex. Purely from a financial aspect, it would be cheaper to build a homeless shelter with wood than build a complex shipping container building. This type of building can maybe be 20% cheaper, not more. The modifications that you need to make a metal box livable aren’t cheap.

@wnd711

Жыл бұрын

Too Fast OR Too fast enough ?

You know if we thought we were watching a master builder we would be disappointed but the true fans know we are watching two people in love working on there dreams continuing to build a life for themselves this makes for great content wishing you the best

I just wish your videos were a tad bit longer. You film for several days and edit everything down to about 15 minutes and I just wish they were a little bit longer only cause I enjoy them so much! Your doing a great job once again spencer!!!!

The pond seems to have cleared up nicely 😊

Love listening to your daughter chatter away with all her questions, that is the most fun when they are growing up.

@dennisjenkins1330

Жыл бұрын

yep they stop asking questions at about 10 years old until about years old

@dennisjenkins1330

Жыл бұрын

40

I love the sounds of your sweet babies chatter. A childhood is so very short and is gone before you realize it, enjoy every day and every moment with those sweet ones

Here goes round two of making a shipping container something livable and beautiful. Can’t wait to see this transformation.

I think the stiffners are a great idea to extra support. You need that support to replace the strength of the metal wall where you've removed that floor to ceiling strength of metal by cutting it out. I was wondering how u were going to do that. When I saw all those cutouts so close together, i thought , whoa, what is holding that wall up. All the strength is gone. So filing that in is a great idea.

@barbaraagnew8787

Жыл бұрын

I have been watching you from the beginning all the way from Belfast in N Ireland. l think you are amazing, you have both worked so hard and achieved so much. Your wee family is lovely you should be proud of your selves. Best wishes from Ireland

@bustedaw11

Жыл бұрын

We use containers for offices and lunch rooms down in the shipyard and we never added anything aside the window frames. We'd stack them 3 high and they were plenty strong.

@beargrills1007

Жыл бұрын

If you are picking this up with a crane then positioning or stacking there is less stress then pulling on to a trailer and bouncing it about in to a field. The stiffed studs are a small move to avoid broken glass windows during movement. If it was in place it would not be a issue.

@bustedaw11

Жыл бұрын

@@beargrills1007 you've never seen our crane operator on midnights 🤣

@corbinfauntleroy382

Жыл бұрын

The strengthening studs were a good idea. However, that takes care of only one shear direction with all the openings in the walls. Frankly, once you get it the way you want it structurally, you should it move it into location before finishing the inside. That way you won't break the seams in the sheetrock, or have any shift of cabinets or appliances. If too much shear takes place in the move, it is even possible to break the windows. It might be useful for you to consult with a structural engineer before you are too far along.

Hello from Ocala Fl ! Long time subscriber and I have a suggestion, since Spencer is so dang talented ( which he is ! ) how about buying some smaller containers, converting them to basic hunting camp lodging and sell them ? Just do one at a time, leave them basic and put them online. Keep up the great work and great videos !

"There is no substitute for hard work." - Thomas Edison Your videos are shot so beautifully. Great job. Lots of hard work and raw determination to do things right.

@dick8193

Жыл бұрын

Especially when it is someone else's.

@rahulsr2212

Жыл бұрын

I agree but thomas edison was a cheater

@workonitm8

Жыл бұрын

@@rahulsr2212 George Westinghouse was a MUCH better man.

@barbaranielsen2888

Жыл бұрын

The kids have grown so much!

@bmw328igearhead

Жыл бұрын

You do know edison stole like... almost everything "he invented"...right?

The container looks so huge with all those windows. Good job of repurposing that angle iron!!!

Kenzi-your videography/music selection is second to none!!!! I could watch an entire video of nothing but that-Sooo relaxing-Thank you!!!

You two are making all this look easy! I know! Don’t choke! Lol but seriously now Spencer you are the man! So sweet to your family so loving and so strong and talented with the tools. Kenzie, your skills with the camera are really amazing! The love and attention you give your babies is inspiring and is helping them to grow loved and secure. Thanks for another great video. Much ❤️

@elliekamali6671

Жыл бұрын

Well said.

@troykinnison4575

Жыл бұрын

Just being able to spend all that time with those babies at that age. Most men, myself included had to work 40-50 hrs wks an lost all that time .

Spenser as usual is doing a great job. Beau was especially helpful in helping Daddy with the painting. She is such a treasure. See you next time. Oh, by the way, Spenser I hope you didn't burn yourself to badly that looked like you really felt that...

@elliekamali6671

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree Beau is such a treasure for this family. Beau is so smart, kind, understanding and a beautiful daughter. Beau deserves lots of attentions from mom and dad. Obviously mom & dad are so busy and we all really admire them with the fantastic job they have done in a short time. Also, we would love to see more videos of spending more times of you guys are having with dorable Beau and Cam. Thanks

I just love watching you weld …. This is going to be a beautiful addition to the property ❤

Spencer, you are doing a great job, time-consuming work, made a bit quicker with the help from your daughter. Love and best wishes to you all, from Mike. ❤

@Tj_working

Жыл бұрын

Hi

Spencer is a Work Horse. There’s nothing he can’t do. I admire his Ambition to continue to build. Kenzie you are great to cheer him on. !!! Love you guys!!❤️❤️❤️😁😁😁

The pond!! GASP! So glad you gave an update! Beau needs a bucket of watercolor!

I love how this build is coming along. Your little daughter is so beautiful with those long curls. Your son is at such a cute stage in life soaking it all in. I love watching you build another beauful vacation home with such perfection and careful planning.

Beau has finally realized that, not only can she talk, but people will listen if she insists on repeating it all over about 20 times. all the joys of having a toddler around. I miss those days actually. ❤️

@tanelviil9149

Жыл бұрын

All those CONTAINER home videos are a scam and BS. You actually put more work into it than into a wooden structure and its pointless and it looks ugly. But simple minded people let themselves be fooled by videos and nice manipulative talk. There are actually activists out there exposing this BS trend that some scammers managed to make popular. _______________________________________________________________________ First Issue: the size constraints. Standard shipping containers are 20 feet and 40 feet long and 8 feet wide. Most of these containers are 8.5 feet tall but you can order custom ones that are 9.5 feet tall. Second issue: A metal container works as a system, the idea that every part of this box is structural is false. Every single cut that you make for plumbing, windows, doors, roof openings into its structural frame or corrugated metal siding compromises its strength so you have to reinforce it with metal or wood. Third issue: the thermal conductivity of steel. It’s not a good insulator, so you can expect the inside of these containers to get very hot in summer and very cold in winter. Fourth issue: the health risks that come with buying old shipping containers. You can track the locations that the container has been to around the world, but you can’t track exactly what it has carried. It could have carried toxic chemicals such as pesticides or fumigants and the contents might have leaked into the wooden floorboards. Fifth issue: this type of building is not the best for all locations. It might make sense in coastal regions near port cities where a container is readily available. If you are inland, the cost to transport it all the way to your plot of land is not logical. Also, building with native materials is the most eco-friendly and cost-effective method. Sixth issue: the idea that you are saving the environment when you use shipping containers and that is a highly sustainable practice. Another important thing to consider is the carbon footprint of your container home. Steel construction is not as environmentally friendly as wood. Seventh issue: the idea that shipping containers can be the solution to the housing crisis in the world but, this crisis is not a technology problem, it’s far more complex. Purely from a financial aspect, it would be cheaper to build a homeless shelter with wood than build a complex shipping container building. This type of building can maybe be 20% cheaper, not more. The modifications that you need to make a metal box livable aren’t cheap.

@Sparkysings2

Жыл бұрын

I miss them too. Back when my kids lived me. Then they grew up to be jerks. 😢

@wkjeom

Жыл бұрын

@@Sparkysings2-- Sad. But I know it happens and it hurts deeply. Many times it happens to the best of parents. That's the difficult time to realize you've done your job to the best of your ability. Time to put them in God's hands and let go. I'm so sorry you have had to go through this. It hurts a lot. But with time they may realize what you gave them and come to realize anew that they value you highly.

Loved the time you all spent to take us along with his build! Blessings to you 🙏 ✨️

So glad you’ve taken on an additional build. I feared losing you guys!

@wm6549

Жыл бұрын

What else would they do?

@karenlindsay6416

Жыл бұрын

Storm shelter!!!!

@mrwes100

Жыл бұрын

@@wm6549 Garden and root cellar!

@babbetto1

Жыл бұрын

And a playground for the kids.

@comenowletusreason6330

Жыл бұрын

A tree house.

Your filming is getting amazing. I look forward to every video because there's some new technique incorporated into each one.

@handtique

Жыл бұрын

I also appreciate your filming techniques, Kenzie .. your content is interesting and the respect you have for each other is a joy to witness ... I also don't get sea sick watching your videos :)

@AaronHope_Sow

Жыл бұрын

Phenomenal editing Kenzie

@tanelviil9149

Жыл бұрын

All those CONTAINER home videos are a scam and BS. You actually put more work into it than into a wooden structure and its pointless and it looks ugly. But simple minded people let themselves be fooled by videos and nice manipulative talk. There are actually activists out there exposing this BS trend that some scammers managed to make popular. _______________________________________________________________________ First Issue: the size constraints. Standard shipping containers are 20 feet and 40 feet long and 8 feet wide. Most of these containers are 8.5 feet tall but you can order custom ones that are 9.5 feet tall. Second issue: A metal container works as a system, the idea that every part of this box is structural is false. Every single cut that you make for plumbing, windows, doors, roof openings into its structural frame or corrugated metal siding compromises its strength so you have to reinforce it with metal or wood. Third issue: the thermal conductivity of steel. It’s not a good insulator, so you can expect the inside of these containers to get very hot in summer and very cold in winter. Fourth issue: the health risks that come with buying old shipping containers. You can track the locations that the container has been to around the world, but you can’t track exactly what it has carried. It could have carried toxic chemicals such as pesticides or fumigants and the contents might have leaked into the wooden floorboards. Fifth issue: this type of building is not the best for all locations. It might make sense in coastal regions near port cities where a container is readily available. If you are inland, the cost to transport it all the way to your plot of land is not logical. Also, building with native materials is the most eco-friendly and cost-effective method. Sixth issue: the idea that you are saving the environment when you use shipping containers and that is a highly sustainable practice. Another important thing to consider is the carbon footprint of your container home. Steel construction is not as environmentally friendly as wood. Seventh issue: the idea that shipping containers can be the solution to the housing crisis in the world but, this crisis is not a technology problem, it’s far more complex. Purely from a financial aspect, it would be cheaper to build a homeless shelter with wood than build a complex shipping container building. This type of building can maybe be 20% cheaper, not more. The modifications that you need to make a metal box livable aren’t cheap.

Hey Spencer how about a lounge/patio up on that roof? Might be an awesome feature. Just think about looking over your pond at night from that perspective.

I love watching all of the progress you have made, n watch your little girl Beau helping you is priceless...

Your pond looks so nice. I love your videos. Fun listening to your daughter asking daddy what he's doing. Makes me think of my daughter when she was little. Brings about some memories. Sooo cute!

Live in the moment, live in the now because if we live in the future we MISS the present moment. It's totally amazing so far what you are accomplishing on the second container. Looks good. God Bless you ALL.

Love seeing your little ones helping out, and asking questions.

Listening to Beau talk to her daddy is so sweet! Future builders in the making. Now we await the next one!

Your pond looks SO GOOD! Clear, nice reflections👌 good luck with continuation of the cabin~

Happy Year 2023 to Life Uncontained. May you build go smooth as you continue on. "Whatcha doin daddie?" ... precious!

You guys do an excellent job with the kids and all of the rest. Your eldest daughter is absolutely hysterical. The whole I'm painting routine you do with her is funny.

Very impressive! Spencer talks about measurements and things that I don't understand at all,and I'm thinking, how in the world did this guy get so dang smart!? I've been following yall since the beginning and feel like you're family🤗🧡Love you guys so much and look forward to your videos.Much love from Grandma Dedra in Ga. 🧡

Listening to Beau say, "Mom, mom, mom..." brings back memories of when my girls were little. My Wife one day wasn't having a great day at work and came home to this same barrage of, "Mom, mom, mom...." She just laughed and said, "I am changing my name from "Mom"!" Edit: Just wait for the "Why?" days. They will ask why for literally everything....even as to why the sky is blue....lol

@catgynt9148

Жыл бұрын

Wait until both kids are talking and the “why ... because” infighting starts as each starts pushing boundaries. ;~)

@workonitm8

Жыл бұрын

When they reach their teens they'll be asking for $$$.

@helengesell2668

Жыл бұрын

In order to get them to start thinking about "why it is", I use to ask my kids "Why do you think?" This started them on thinking outside the box, and thinking for themselves. My kids are able to figure out things and solutions, when too many of their generation can not. You 2 are showing them all the "possibilities"..

@sharoncochran8508

Жыл бұрын

I used to say that I was going to change my name from Mom to George. Oh to be able to go back to those days. My kids are all middle aged now. 😢

@tanelviil9149

Жыл бұрын

All those CONTAINER home videos are a scam and BS. You actually put more work into it than into a wooden structure and its pointless and it looks ugly. But simple minded people let themselves be fooled by videos and nice manipulative talk. There are actually activists out there exposing this BS trend that some scammers managed to make popular. _______________________________________________________________________ First Issue: the size constraints. Standard shipping containers are 20 feet and 40 feet long and 8 feet wide. Most of these containers are 8.5 feet tall but you can order custom ones that are 9.5 feet tall. Second issue: A metal container works as a system, the idea that every part of this box is structural is false. Every single cut that you make for plumbing, windows, doors, roof openings into its structural frame or corrugated metal siding compromises its strength so you have to reinforce it with metal or wood. Third issue: the thermal conductivity of steel. It’s not a good insulator, so you can expect the inside of these containers to get very hot in summer and very cold in winter. Fourth issue: the health risks that come with buying old shipping containers. You can track the locations that the container has been to around the world, but you can’t track exactly what it has carried. It could have carried toxic chemicals such as pesticides or fumigants and the contents might have leaked into the wooden floorboards. Fifth issue: this type of building is not the best for all locations. It might make sense in coastal regions near port cities where a container is readily available. If you are inland, the cost to transport it all the way to your plot of land is not logical. Also, building with native materials is the most eco-friendly and cost-effective method. Sixth issue: the idea that you are saving the environment when you use shipping containers and that is a highly sustainable practice. Another important thing to consider is the carbon footprint of your container home. Steel construction is not as environmentally friendly as wood. Seventh issue: the idea that shipping containers can be the solution to the housing crisis in the world but, this crisis is not a technology problem, it’s far more complex. Purely from a financial aspect, it would be cheaper to build a homeless shelter with wood than build a complex shipping container building. This type of building can maybe be 20% cheaper, not more. The modifications that you need to make a metal box livable aren’t cheap.

Hope you are planning on adding on a covered porch to this container. Because outdoor space is so important.

I was thinkin' you guys should put the container "in place" before you install any windows. Then Spencer started saying that he was adding additional bracing. I'm assuming it is for the move. It will be neat to see where you guys decided to place it. And Kenz, I love what you said about Beau asking "whatcha doin'?" Very insightful. It all goes by in blink guys! So don't blink! LOL

I can't wait for the final iteration of this trailer---right now it has the look of a rundown '50's motel out in the middle of a nowhere town in the desert of Nevada or Arizona. As a kid, I remember seeing something like this as we drove past some tumbleweed towns out there. Bet you were waiting all day for this observation, eh? lol Love Hubby's little helper---what a cutie!

@sgrvtl7183

Жыл бұрын

Ha! ha! I love your description of the ‘cabin’ good one😂

After this one you may need a break from building container homes. It would be nice to see you set up your on vegetable and fruit trees garden, and also stock the pond with fish! I really enjoy watching your channel! A great escape from the madness! 😊👌

U know what is the most valuable gift u guys can give to ur kids? It's these videos..❤️

Looking good! instead of relying on video to remind you of the spacing, just write it in a couple or three spots on the roof and protect it with clear packing tape so the the number is always at hand to read. Happy New Year!

Hope yall never have to deal with with what those guys at pure living for life are dealing with. Stay safe. Keep em coming, love these vids.

Happy to see you all on another adventure. We continue to watch and enjoy your family interactions.

@user-dw7hz7ic5v

Жыл бұрын

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I happened on to your channel when you were laying and painting the floor in your house. Since then, I'm amazed at the amount of knowledge you both have acquired in the passing years. Your work is beautiful. Your home is gorgeous. Your little kiddos are absolutely beautiful. I'm impressed with how wonderful your piece of Heaven is. Love your videos. Bless your family. Happy New Year to ya'll.

Spencer makes everything so interesting that I hope you’ll continue for at least another ten years.👍👍👍

Love your videos,always so inspiring .

@krapj214

Жыл бұрын

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You're quick with the glove-eject motion. 😀 Very wise of you to stiffen the walls.

My husband and I always notice how artistic your videos are! Have been watching now for years! We love you guys.

Happy New Year guys. Ready to watch you getting this one done too.

Good job guys. Stay safe and God bless

When I think back to the time when you started the foundation for the house and now see your dear children. Very impressive and deepest respect!

Such a nice view in all different moments and angles of the area...rain, sun, night moments, ⭐️ and more...very day a different way...and just sharing when I was as small as your daughter is now I was just anxious about helping mom in the washing dishes, but she was very happy with and used strong words on not wishing me to be in it....soon I just wanted to be with her in the kitchen...teenager time was not fun, but with my aunt I always helped her enjoying the kitchen with her. My aunt always put us all cousins together during summer vacations and her house and of course we need to to help ...my favorite one was doing the dishes ....and with my boys I learned that whenI was positive and motivating them in everything they learned to enjoy it al...Christmas time was my favorite one and so became theirs ....positiveness and motivation together with patience do help us kids in wishing to always be helpful...kkkk...so as you do kip up enjoying their company and their curiosity they will become your partners 🤗💝

How do we donate ? How you guys have jobs kids and still manage to entertain us is an amazing feat ! You turn these boxes into homes 🏡

@TheSkeetergirl

Жыл бұрын

Go to the patreon link above.

@wm6549

Жыл бұрын

These guys are probably millionaires.

@Skulllywag

Жыл бұрын

Ummm...KZread IS their job. And they get paid well.

@samwithoutlimits7766

Жыл бұрын

@@wm6549 that's not the point. If you want to support the entertainment they give, then contribute. If not, np. Besides the more they make, hopefully the more they pay in taxes...at least that's how it's supposed to work but that's for another posting not appropriate for here.

@shirleycowell1514

Жыл бұрын

@@Skulllywag very well

Who else loves these guys!?!?

@krapj214

Жыл бұрын

@@life.uncontained_ SPAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

@sharondagostino3348

Жыл бұрын

Been watching from the beginning. 💗 Still have a love hate relationship with ending music. Makes me smile. But I know it's over Watching doing dad? 🤣

@jeffmeredith9094

Жыл бұрын

I do... I've been witching them since before they had any kid's.... amazing

@ninjamaster7724

Жыл бұрын

We know you do.

@judysailer6533

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely love these guys and children. I am curiously wondering, where do they live?

Man how the kids have grow as well as the property…….”KUDOS” guys…..👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏🤣👏👍👏👍👏🤔👏👍👏👍

One of my favorite shows. Always interesting and always pleasant.

So glad to see you ive been checking every day.Happy New Year to you.the container is coming along fine .i love all the windows its going to be so light in there just fancy waking up to those beautifull view's.beau is such a sweet little girl and she loves helping her Daddy doesen't she.love from England.🤗

You guys are being consistent with content agin that's exciting! I know you guys work hard and are incredibly busier with 2 kids. we just missed you guys these last 6 months or so.

@krapj214

Жыл бұрын

@@life.uncontained_ SPAMMMMM

@margohealy575

Жыл бұрын

Love everything you share...remarkable progress going on, and each project is so fun to watch!!! Thank you!!!

Hi Spencer!!!! I thought it was so cute to hear your daughter ask you over and over WHAT YOU DOING DADDY?? You said painting Baby ... Spencer I thought also with you using Angle iron from your scrap was very smart ... it saved you money and time to go get more .. I like you both to put up more videos if you can cause I really enjoy them when they come on to watch and sometimes I watch them 3 times ... LOL... I will be waiting on the next video Spencer and by the way GREAT JOB BUDDY and don't forget your measurements on the roof it's going to be awhile before putting the roof on ... I guess your son was sleeping with all this video .. I hope all of you are doing well and enjoying the home you both built ... I'm going to say By for now and take care and stay safe ... From your friend THE BANDIT AKA BOB from Illinois....

Your son and daughter are so adorable. You're making good progress on the guest cabin. Stay safe.

Love Your Videos Thank You Guys

I love y’all ! Can’t wait to see how this finishesss ❤

@krapj214

Жыл бұрын

@@life.uncontained_ SPAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

I love watching the progress you make and inspires me to possibly make a home out of shipping containers one day. I would like even more to see more content of you enjoying your finished home and with the kids is always a plus.

@user-dw7hz7ic5v

Жыл бұрын

ʙᴇɪɴɢ ᴀ ɢʀᴇᴀᴛ ꜰᴀɴ ʜᴇʀᴇ,ʏᴏᴜ ᴊᴜꜱᴛ ᴡᴏɴ ᴀ ᴘʀɪᴢᴇ ᴛᴇxᴛ ᴛʜᴇ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ᴀʙᴏᴠᴇ 🔝🔝 ᴛᴏ ᴄʟᴀɪᴍ ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴘʀɪᴢᴇ 🆙🏆

Love watching you videos. I've built lots of things with wood, but never anything with metal. But I can't help but think that wood would be cheaper and easier than using a container. I'd love to see you make a video describing the benefits of shipping containers over wood construction, as you see it. Thanks!

Watching from Kenya🇰🇪

@Mark.G475

Жыл бұрын

Hi, watching from Milwaukee Wisconsin 🇺🇲🧀

@mara4513

Жыл бұрын

Hi Milwaukee , me too, I'm in West Allis.

@kathleenlynch5763

Жыл бұрын

Hi .im watching this wonderfull Family from Staffordshire.England.🇬🇧

@Mark.G475

Жыл бұрын

@@mara4513 Hi from Riverwest, it's a fun channel. I have been following them for a few years now.

@mara4513

Жыл бұрын

@@Mark.G475 I love their channel. It just seems as though that's how life was meant to be lived. And, now thru them, I get to say hello to a fellow Milwaukee neighbor 😊

By the way, Spencer’s a beast

“Im just painting baby” aw bless her..too cute 🙏

Enjoy it while you can,I remember when my daughter was that age, and now she’s 36 wow 😯 how time flies.And now she lives in another state and I hear from every couple of weeks now.🙂 great observation!

Proud of you 2. Congrats on your beautiful family

You will definitely miss them asking what you’re doing. They will grow up, move out and start families of their own and it will happen in the blink of an eye! From someone who is just now experiencing this myself I can say it’s no fun. Enjoy the journey because it will end!

Oh gosh Spencer, so much great work you did on this container cabin, and I love seeing all that you are doing and am so excited to see more work getting done. Your pond is looking so beautiful, it is so clear and clean and that is awesome. Your sweet daughter and how much she talks and asks questions is just adorable. Thanks so much for a great video and really looking forward tot he next one, have a great day, sending love and hugs, bye! 😍💜💜💜💜💞

It so beautiful seeing your family grow and watching them getting involved with your projects. Love from Georgia, USA 🇺🇸 ❤😎 You guys are Awesome Sauce 🎉

Hi Guy's, You two always amaze me. You always do things no matter what ,you away work past the bumps in the road .you laugh make fun just enjoy life as it comes . Yes Mackenzie you are absolutely right time just Flies past and you miss these time .But luckily you have these posts to Cherish. I am also blown away by all the skills Spencer has learned on this Journey! You are the only people I have seen that do this all on your dime. And I am sure you are offered sponsorship deals. you have created such a loving environment for your family And we are so lucky to be able to come along for the Ride. Thank you!! stay safe , Happy and laughing. 🇨🇦 Craig

@marcamp5450

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Go watch Kuz we Kan. Doing theirs no help either. 2 single ladies. Made a treehouse addition to top of container. Mill their own lumber too. ❤

Love ❤️ you guys, and your children are so adorable 😍 I look forward to your next video 📹

"One day, they won't care what your doing..." I doubt that. Your kids are growing up in an environment that they are loved and cared for. Stay involved, stay connected. Your children will learn how important that is from what you teach them. We have 3 kids, 23, 16, and 15. They all know they are loved and cared for, and care for us. Watching your channel over the years seeing the progress of the build, the progress of your family growing, it is safe to say that you got this. Keep going. Don't ever give up. Prayers for you all! I love this channel and you guys!

Doing such a wonderful job at building the cabin, editing the videos and raising up your chidren. Wow ! Really amazing, congratulations !

Hey Spence and MacKenzie I have been watching you guys for years, since you started and I absolutely love you and the content you create, you make me laugh and it sounds funny but I feel as though your like my best friends . Lmao I would like to see longer videos because I just love watching your videos. When it ends I feel jipped and sad that that was it. You make my day! I'm always patiently waiting for your next video. I have never commented in all the years but I thought I would today and tell you that, you guys are the best! And I'm excited to see more videos this year. Kate From B.C. Canada

@JS-lg7vm

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They make the video length to maximize income. Out of curiosity, does it matter to you that they are essentially repeat building a container home?

@theowlwhisperer168

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@@JS-lg7vm no I love it! I love what they do. And I will always watch. That's many couples I watch from sailing to off grid to gardening and many more that I watch weekly and many videos are say 28 minutes or 45 minutes, I love it that way because its like getting a better feel for what's happening. Be present and enjoying to vlog is number one. I love what they do and who they are, thanks for asking.

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Spencer and Mackenzie I'll see the container builder going well hope you're having fun I love what I see so far, I see the little lady is talkin and talkin McKenzie you are right when they grow up

Absolutely love the videos guys!! You’re doing an amazing job once again! Just had a little thought about the use of the roof, as it could be a really cool to try make it a usable space. Maybe, some decking or seating so it could be used as a roof terrace or something like that? Not obviously that you’re sort of space!! But, in terms of keeping with the tiny home vibe, could be cool to try design the roof to be usable? Keep up the great work and don’t over do it! :)

Love to see the process from beginning to end just like your home!! Awesome videography 👏🏻👍🏻

I've been following along your journey for almost 2 years now. It's so nice to have something positive and calming to watch and your little family is so sweet. I hope you will consider doing a storm shelter in the future. Not only for the benefit of having it but also I think it would be a really interesting project to document.

Words of wisdom. Battling the empty nest here.

For your records might want to label it "what you doing Dad!" It's a keeper God bless 🌹

You are not wrong, Spencer. Those walls hold the shape of the container. Reinforcement is better than a wall bowing out later.

I am a 61 yo woman...ex pipefitter ( when I was much younger!!! ) and hope to build a container cabin some place far away from ppl with maybe just some horses, cows, and a few chickens and goats. I am a new subscriber and will follow knowing I am about to learn a whole lotta stuff....

I love u all journey....it make sense to build a guest container.......I’m still afraid of the poisonous snakes....my kids would never go outdoor😂they would stay on the porches😂......u all are brave

The pond sure cleaned up and looks just great. I am looking forward as what the cabin will look like and it will be beautiful. Walk in Peace.

Thank you for explaining that because I was wondering if the stability of the container was being compromised by all those new holes. I don’t think it’s overkill at all especially since you have to move it somewhere else. It’s just protecting what you’ve already done and you don’t want any bending it when it’s moving from one place to the other or even if it just sitting still the wind you don’t want the stability of the place to be Compromised. Love seeing how it’s coming together.

Enjoy the little ones while they are young. You are so right that there will come a time when they have no time for us old people.❤

Thanks guys for sharing the new episode !👍

Kuz we Kan is doing theirs by themselves too. Two ladies alone. Amazing workers. Mill their own lumber. Raising beams for a barn. Go see. !

Wow!! Lots of progress !! PONd LOOKS MUCH HEALTHIER! TAKE CARE!! L9VE YOU ALL!! Peace to all ......♥︎♥︎♥︎`♥︎

Happy new year! Blessings for the whole family.

Glad the cabin build is moving along. It sure is going to be cool at its permanent place.

My little girl just turned 40. You have no idea how fast time goes by. Enjoy every minute while you can!💗