One of the best reasons I watch you is because you continuely repeat that you want to learn. Any day you don't learn something is a sad day. Grow and be blessed.
Hi Miah! First I just want to say thank you for being such a great husband to my garden hero Jess! Idk if you built Jess's cast iron pan wall rack, but if you did, it would be great to see a video on how you made that! I would love to build one as well!
Consider marking the ends of your timbers with dimensions and/ or a key. Some you may even be able to mark as they sit with others as you work the piles.
Wow, Miah! This is amazing and I hope you just set up a camera and have us watch you work. Are you going to have a crew with you or is this you alone? Your videos are easy to follow and as a non-contractor, I appreciate your explanations. Thank you for taking time and you're sharing.
ok... COMPLETELY unrelated but had to share... I recently looked into it and found out that you guys get paid more if we let the ads play, so I decided to go back to my 80's baby upbringing and embrace the ads. This Baerskin (not a typo) ad was the funniest thing I've seen in ages. If you come across it, I highly recommend watching it. I do have a question about this. You pointed out the holes before the foundation was poured and said how they would be for support beams (or something of that nature) and I was wondering why they are now completely filled in. How does that function? and 🎉 Keep up the good work posting that content! I love finding you and Jess in my notifications! lol Blessed Be!💖
I am really looking forward to seeing the process the pins and brackets and how it all fits together. I find when we do projects, the organizing and getting everything together where you need it takes the longest, but is also the most important in having a project go smoothly.
When you build something it is always good to start with a good foundation, don't matter how soon you do the foundation because once that's down you can take your time and build. I pray that them pesky hurricane's don't do too much damage. I did watch the video of Helene wrecking your property, good luck and prayers to you all.
More of Miah workshop built ❤😊excellent basketball court!❤ the cement pour was intriguing. I've never seen this type before. I am wondering what the plastic type of surface that's under the cement is.
Great video. I was a process control engineer I would always stress test my projects just to make sure it would work under all conditions. But with my involvement in the digital marketing $55k weekly, has been life changing. Regardless of how bad it gets on the economy.
After I raised up to 560k trading with her l no longer pay rent, I own an apartment, a car and a big farm land here in the state. Myself and my family we are extremely happy🙏❤
I’m glad you decided to use the footage you recorded. Watching that pour was interesting. I look forward to your next post. They’re always interesting and informative. Great job, keep ‘em coming!
How wonderful you got this pad poured soon enough before Helene it had time to cure a bit. Imagine how long you would have had to wait after Helene for a whole host of reasons!
Coming from a steel construction background, I can see how your plans are coming together. I loved watching the estimators take off the members from the drawings, passing them to us to calculated the weights and surfaces areas, it was an interesting job.
Really cool to see the difference the pumptruck made to the efficient use of man power. Look forward to seeing the woodframe going up when you choose to start that part of this massive project. Good luck Miah.
Looking forward to the build, I watched another channel some years back timber frame their home and I find the process, the details and craftsmanship that goes into it fascinating. Congrats on meeting your posting schedule goal so far. 🎉 you got this.
🎉How exciting!!🎉 🎉Way to go on getting to your 3rd week, Miah! 🎉 I'm so excited for you, it's so much fun watching someone being blessed with something they've worked hard for and waited a long time to finally be moving forward on! 😊❤🙏 Enjoy.
Very exciting 🎉 can't wait to see this shop take shape. It's going to be hard work physically mentally and emotionally so remember to give yourself grace and be confident in your ability we all sure are very confident in you guys!
I love watching coordinated work 😊 especially in Timelapse. Very cool to watch the process, thanks for sharing this. It’s super helpful for us to understand how it all comes together, bit by bit.
Loved watching your big pour. Big building pours are probably amazing however if you aren't on the crew you're never going to see those. All the best with moving all the timber.
If I may, I'd like to plant an idea about a video. You've probably already thought of this because you're really smart, but here goes any way....recording most of the build so you can do a start to finish time lapse video of your workshop, not necessarily for us but for yourself! If you share with us, awesome! If not, you'll have it for you and your family for many years to come. 😊👍
