A rainy week alone at my homestead - Taking down ALL the internal container walls & garden projects. 

Bravo on the walls but the tree trunk garden!!! AMAZING

Glad to see you using all the proper PPE. In my day I've seen more hand and eye injuries form angle grinders than I care to remember. I sure wish I had about 4 people just like you when I owned my own contracting business. You are defiantly earning your Ph.D. in getting shit done.

Your personality is too cute! Here's an idea for the material you removed from the walls, you can use it for the deck roof up top.

When you plant an orchard, remember to put a chook house in the middle. Chooks are an orchards best friends. They turn bugs into fertiliser and mostly leave the fruit alone.

Highlight for me was watching the devotion your chicken has for you and the ease everyone (dogs and chicken included) get along with each other 🙂

Please be careful with those cutting disks, they’re not called death wheels for nothing. I personally use the Dimond edged steel wheels, they last a lot longer, reduce the mess and don’t shatter. They seem expensive but given how long they last I’ve found them to be cheaper and safer.

I love your little dances and your positive attitude. And I love your chicken! 😍🐓 She watched you rake the dirt and was like, “YES! That’s how you do it!” 🤣 So cute! 💛

What a great way to finish of the weekend with some great positive vibes. Love your vids and motivation☺️

ahh, my Sunday Night Relax. Brilliant

Great job girl , your a inspiration to allot of women who says it would be so hard to do by myself ❤

That garden bed is beautiful like no other well done

a work place certainly sounds like a good idea with the panel from the containers

if you want to use the sheets, you could create cool curves by bending 50mm box (steel) and then welding them around a curve. that would make an awesome sort of outdoor shower walls

That garden is straight out of a fairytale, amazing! Good music too, the three (four if we count your cameraman tripod) of you are definitely living your best life!

I absolutely love how your chicken follows you every where 🥰

Every week one step closer, one item which will help you in the future which won't break the budget is a magnetic sweeper, alot easier than broom for under $50

Love watching someone haveing a go and getting the job done great job Mike

Apart from the great progress with the house, I love how you utilize the old logs to make a cool garden plot!

Love the garden. Looks like removing the walls is a very long painful process. But of course you just keep on going like an ever ready battery 😂😂😂 love the upload as per usual Love the happy dances. 😊

Awesome! I’m starting to see your vision of a very nice home. Opening container walls makes a huge diff. Well done!

You could also use some of them for underpinning for going underneath, I'm down the sides and ends of your trailers. You contain containers.I should say and block out the wind and going underneath in that way it won't be so cold in the winter

Looking great! It's going to be so nice. Love the chicken . . . they have the best personalities . . . and the tree trunk garden gave me some great ideas!

You definitely had your dance moves on chicky and i dont blame ya 🤙 with your plasma just muck around with it a bit and you'll get the hang of it. Adjust your psi and amps to suit the gauge of the metal and try to keep the tip square to the surface your cutting and try to not let the cutting tip touch the metal that's if it doesn't have resting legs on it. As for the earth I've always just hit the suface were i want to put the earth with the plasma flame for a few seconds first. With your welds up top maybe just some cold gal over the welds so they don't flash over with surface rust. With your floor inside to save yourself a heap of time and effort when you go to close the gap up there's no reason to weld from one end to the other, just tac them all in place every few inches the just stitch the metal down with about 2 to 3 inches long and about 200mm apart from each other then grab yourself a tin of seam sealer and a paint brush and brush it on from one end to the other. It with seal it up no worries and you can use it on you roof as well. Its for sealing up metal joins on car body metal. I use KH Seam Sealer. Them sheets you have the possibilities are endless. Carport roof, roof if you ever build a deck off the side, just fit a glass sliding door and you can walk straight out of and you can sit under rain,hail or shine. Hey just a little tip lol is you are ever trying to move something heavy or awkward and you can feel its gonna fall or drop in just let it go, its not worth breaking your back or hurting yourself 😊 sry for the long winded comment its just I've been renovating, modifying and building since i was a young bloke and now at my house for 17yrs so definitely learnt the hard and easy way 🤦‍♂️anyway happy building and most of all dont make it a chore and you'll have way more up's than down's. Lee🤙🙂

Boss lady pecking at the camera is my favourite clip of all time from all your videos 😂 so good

Just wholesome AF! You just give off full authentic self vibes. Love these videos.

Love the great happy dances. You've made so much progress.

Jasmin I stayed up in to the early hours so I could watch your videos. You are amazing there is nothing you cant do, so talented and resourceful, well done. Really looking forward to everything else you are going to do. Jango is lovely and I like the way Boss Lady follows you around x

Winter is a great time to be doing that job inside.

Glad your always front of mind safety 1st , one thing i haven't notice is the earth grounding / bonding of the containers for electrical/ lightning strike issues ect ...keep safe love ya work

Planting inside a tree Louis a great idea. Well done cutting all those walls, I’ll bet yr head was buzzing for a while after. 👍

your doing a top job all by yourself very impressed

Your doing a excellent job on those shipping containers

Great videos by the way. love seeing that people are still willing to have a go at things for themselves. Maybe with a basic wooden frame you could use the steel sheets as the walls and skillion roof for a wood shed. Another option is to trade it at a scrap yard for steel that you could use for a priority project. That way the steel you removed is still used. Hope this helps.

Jas, I love that you take time (when building your home) to make something beautiful to look at. I have never seen anyone like you. You're strong, gentle, smart, fearless, compassionate, organized, sweet and humble. That sense of accomplishment and happiness you show is addicting. Can't wait to see the progress on the inside! Everything you do is so cute :)

My two chickins always try and help, they are a lot of work but a lot of fun. Super smart and very fast, both wild when they just turned up at different times, now Stevie comes in and asks to go to bed by flying onto our table. Jodie waits untill i put stevie to bed then jumps onto a low perch i made and stomps her feet and puts her wings back, then i nab her for bed too. #chickinlife

Love the log garden. Another great video

So awesome!!! Well done Jas you are superwoman ❤❤

Your garden looks so amazing and the walls of your home coming down look amazing

The plasma cutter normally needs between 70 - 80 psi constant and make sure you are not getting any moisture through the air line. The sensor lead or earth should also make good contact. And BTW its coming along just great

Depending on what type of fireplace you're going to have, if it's a combustion wood heater, you could have it downstairs and run the flue up and through your upstairs bedroom. That saves on having two seperate heaters. All the heat comes from the flue. One major problem with cargo container homes is condensation, you'll need insulation, an air-flow gap between the insulation and wall and vents.

Lol the chicken certainly likes to help out love how follows you all over bless it ❤

Love what you are building! Going to be amazing. Veg patch is very cute built into the composting log.

What an awesome job you did Jasmine, some things just need a little more effort to get there and you have the determination to get it done. ❤❤❤

You may want to buy a welders balaclava to wear

You are making it happen Jasmine!

you can make storm shutters for over the windows and storm door covers using the scrap metal

The internal sections you’ve removed, you can reuse on the door ends and use windows in the ends. You now seem handy on the welder so it shouldn’t take too much to weld sections giving you a solid end to do away with the container doors giving you something more appealing and more your style.

The cut outs could be used to close in your undercroft, giving you storage under your home. Also well done on the welding, no leaks!

Love what you're doing. Can I offer 1 safety tip from a old carpenter (me) ... when using a Step Ladder, if you are working/pushing while facing the side, they become unstable and can kick out on you. Because you are far from humans that could be very bad. They make "Support legs" that clamp on and give the ladder more LATERAL footing and are fairly inexpensive. Or, just being mindful to face the ladder in the direction you will be pushing/applying pressure, if that isn't possible, fashion an ad hoc brace to prevent tipping to the side. I personally used saw horses I made as work platforms vs. step ladders bc of kick out... I understand the need that step ladders fill. I too would get into a "work zone" of high energy and focus and have had several ( more than several) bad experiences with step ladders when work target was to the side, it wasnt falling the 5 feet that hurt, it was the shit i fell into that hurt :( BTW, your hot tub is awesome!

This episode, you were Boss Lady's spirit animal❤️the way she was focused on you turning the soil and scratching(raking) through it, can tell she was loving looking for bugs🪱🐔

You’re one hell of a woman ❤️❤️❤️ I love your videos.

❤ WOW ❤ EPIC ❤

Great Vibes and a fun build. So good!

Hi Jasmine, never grease acroprops, dry lube (graphite or silicone) only. Grease attracts dust etc. Love watching the show.

YAY the walls are down - good job!! Love Boss Lady saying "Helloooo" to the camera hahaha... Your enthusiasm is so infectious - have a great week - take care x

OMG Jas!!!! Make my heart race when I see those bare hands on sheet metal 🤣 be careful pleeeeeease 🤣 Slaying as usual girl xx

Good job Jaz with cutting down ur walls. Hope u don't get termites in that new garden bed. Termites are a garden's worst enemy!

If you need straight cuts you can weld a piece of angle in place for a guide and hold grinder or plasma hard into the straight edge.

Good on you, you should be proud 👏 😊

You blow my mind chick. Don't know you but so so proud of you.

Love your positive vibes

Your on fire this week. Welldone..❤

So exciting to see your progress - go girl x

😂 mad love ya smiles and victory dances

Never heard a chicken say hello before. ;)

You're doing such an awesome job, pity you didn't find open faced containers, usually fitted with curtain sides, would have saved all the cutting

You could use the cut outs to make raised garden beds.

Love how you dance while working to music.. ditto

Great video Jasmin

I so look forward to your content it makes me so happy 😁

Go you! Looking awesome and more and more like a house Jasmine… 🙏

Have you considered a solar electric fence for your garden? I use them here in rural Montana to keep the deer and bunnies out of the garden. Not harmful, just a spicy tickle if they touch it. Love the progress in the interior. Just do me a small favor and put those lovely long locks in a bun when using the grinder. I worked in a cnc and fab shop for three decades and I've seen what they can do if they catch a small piece of hair. Nasty business. Give Boss Lady a nice worm for me and looking forward to the next installment.

You're are an inspiration young lady. Looking at that weather it looks terribly like Victorian weather?

Well done, making the best of rainy weather I see. I am sure you will find the best way to close the wall ends and floor. I thnk the metal strip might be better for the floor, you hads said something about possibly using the metal you cut our to close those gaps. Best wishes.

Plasma cutters need a very strong power supply, like really good. So do compressors. You need them run back to the power source on separate cables. Check the current ratings on the plasma and compressor and make sure your supply can handle it.

Great job grinding Jasmin

Im not sure if you already plan to build a shed/storage type thing but you could use the walls of the containers as materials for that! Defo need to start watching this build from the complete beginning, you’re so inspiring Jas!

Loved the log garden it looks awesome 🤩

Knowing that you'll get narked about rain making a constant noise on your roof, i'm interested to see what you will do about that considering the roof will not take as much weight as it did before you took the insides out. Hope you are well Now I'm gonna watch your vid At 14 mins or so in your eyes showed total glee as your thought bubbles of sleeping somewhere spacious instead of a caravan kept popping out of your mind. When the Chicken came towards the Camera I so wanted her to push the off button at the end of your vid. I liked what you did with the small plants in the tree trunk, quite cool that. :)

A little late now probably, but look into a reciprocating saw Jas. The blades last longer than grinder blades.

I’m glad u fine so much joy n building your dream ,it’s such the coolest feeling ,the effort and disappointment to the Yes I did it Is so worth it ,and in the end, the freedom to sit and reflex with a smile ear to ear ❤,I 2 am about at same stage n my building a dream. Great job ,congrats on the new open area

The rain is barreling down and you are high and dry inside - good job on the roof Jas.

Dunno what you’d do without ur chooka! Awesome as usual 👍🍻🎯🇦🇺

Watch out for Joe Blake when you're digging in the old logs, i know its winter, but still. Container home is looking good 👍 🇺🇸🇦🇺😊

A busy and happy Girl

Have you through about using the props to hold up the metal you got for the roof, instead of the metal walls as you can use them for other projects. Enjoying the build, and look forward to seeing more from the UK.

Love the little garden project at the end, so cute! ❤

you can get a longer lasting angle disc which doesnt disolve with use , it makes alot of noise though, think theyre called diamond discs

Nice log garden!

Great work Jasmine! I love that you leave in the parts where you struggle with the heavy panels. As a fellow female DIYer I relate so hard. Heavy duty Dollys and trolleys (which I’m sure you’re already all over) have been the only way I’ve been able to survive. I even bought myself a motorcycle hydronic scissor lift on the weekend that lifts up to 680kg 😂. Love your work and am looking forward to watching your journey.

I love watching your progress and being inspired by everything that you do. You're an unstoppable force of nature, and I feel grateful to be a part of the following ❤

You gotta love it.

Awesome job working on your container home Jasmin

I love my sunday night watch sessions! You're so authentic and true to your word and always post when you say you will and we always know we'll see amazing progress from a busy week. I've watched a few container home builds and they don't go into the detail you do and break it down to laymans terms. Everyone mentions how the containers become weak and compromised when the wallls are cut away, but no one seems to explain how the structural integrity is added back permanantly once the props come down (you see time lapses of progress that skips over that bit). A lot of the ones i've seen are 3/4/5 containers all stacked and opened up into huge wide open spaces and sometimes even with vaulted ceilings. Do you put steel gurders in to permanantly give strength? Also love the chicken solo chatting to the camera 😂 You always seem so "in your zone" gardening, a whole different energy version of you (zen af!!).

well done ,what alot of work you have done,well done ,all internal walls are down yeyyy ,love watching you , roll on next steps xx

Wow wow wow go girl go 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

please remember to fix those props at the top somehow jasmin. you never hear them fall. fatal if they do. are they yours? if so i’d just put a tiny tack weld you can grind off later or maybe tack a small twig of metal like a reo offcut or something to the container to go through a hole in the prop. sorry to instruct but it’s important. those things are deadly. even a good sunny day might make them loose

Love ya great work this week Jasmin xx

hi. the garden looks great, needs a fence to keep the roos out.

I would also welded plate on inside joint between the floor