Hammer Down!!! 

This bathroom window is amazing. This rustic look has a forever finish.

I LOVE that window!

You women did an absolutely amazing job on that bathroom window. Creative and one of a kind idea.

That window is Awesome!!!!

I love how your kids enjoy having fun together, and you just roll with it 😅

TOP NOTCH LADYS . BENS' A LUCKY MAN ! YOU NO HE NO'S . PEACE OUT

The window is rad!

The window with 20 year old reclaimed wood looks amazing, house is coming along nicely. Keep up the great work. Love the family

The window looks very nice

the window looks great!

Didn't notice if you did, but we always spray foam exterior windows and doors between framing and doors (foam for windows and doors specifically). I would have epoxied then caulked to seal that weathered wood grain (maybe would have pieced it, numbered the pieces, then coated, and then installed). In all the ways to do things, there's more than one acceptable way, and at least a few "right" ways. Looks like you're coming into the "it's finally a home" stretch. Living like this is stressful but it does pay off in the end (but never done in reality). 👽🗿👽🗿👽🗿👽

Looks Great Ladies......gives the House Character

LOVE the window treatment !!

Window is beautiful

Mom needs to start her own handy work channel she's badass

Please lower the saw blade to just above the wood you are cutting. It is a lot safer. I like the way the window is looking. Good job.

The window looks awesome

Use sawdust and clear wood glue for cracks

I love the window. Nice work girls🎉

That tractor is actually an AMC Eagle that has been stripped down and had larger wheels installed. It was designed by Dick Teague for American Motors Corporation. Assembled in Kenosha Wisconsin for AMC and later for Chrysler. Produced from 1979-1989. Ben’s tractor is the extremely rare model with the diesel engine and two wheel drive. 😉😊

Good job ladies love how the window turned out

Tip: when using the table saw top for a work surface, crank the blade down all the way. It only takes a few seconds, if the mechanism is difficult to crank, it's a good time for maintenance.

Looks like your in the home stretch, I dig the window !

Lookin' good !!

Great looking shelf. A waterproof finish should make it last many years. And so special to have something of your dad's as a focal point. An, 'awww' moment. You are right, old wood is in high demand. Some distress it themselves, yours came with it.

Absolutely Awesome video!

Looks great love the epoxy old wood, you guys are doing a fantastic job on the house .

So glad Ben didn't want to put his butt prints on the shiny window sill! 😅

Please fill that beautiful window with plants!!!

The windo turned out great

You two are doing an amazing job on this build. I so glad for you it’s near completion

Hello Ben's Family

Awesome love it well done

Those are "Character Marks". Wish I was there so I could have swung by with a few RO sanders with a vacuum hose on them for use with the shop vac which would have made very short work of the sanding plus saved you quite a bit on sand paper plus its a little more healthy to keep the dust and spores at bay and off of you. The sanders are old and nothing illustrious but they are paid for plus I know how to source bearings etc for them to keep em running at low cost. I am currently doing similar turning old discarded solid wood furniture and yellow pine framing into new furniture and trim. Best!

That looks amazing great job!!✌️🇺🇲

Lower the blade on the table saw before using it as a table! ❤

You guys are doing great you guys are professional house builders I say so so the house looks great I love it and you guys are doing excellent you guys are doing what you guys see and what you guys have to put on and to deal with and to fix and to cut and to hammer and to nail oh that's excellent you guys are doing great keep on going eventually about another smart time and it'll be done before you know it

epoxy looks great! cool window

To get epoxy off your hands, do what Madge did...soak in dish soap water until you get the prune skin going or you can try olive oil which likes to get in-between sticky and solid (like price tags or stickers on a surface). Acetone also works for removing stuff like epoxy, hand sanitizer is good because the gel additives get it from evaporating too quickly. 👽👽👽👽

Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!

The timing is perfect just a year or two and the kids will be old enough to get the heck out and you have the house to your self perfect haha go team

❤. Happy Friday! 👌👍👌👍🦬🦬🦬

Good job guys looks great ❤❤❤

Great job 😊

Awesome job fam 🤠

Very nice

I sure miss seeing you with Paul, but I love the progress on the house! You guys will be in the home in no time, if you're not occupying parts already... Keep up the good work B&M Garage!

Good morning from Oregon, fantastic job on the window seal, I helped my folks do the same thing, using blue-buggie pine throughout their house. It was a lot of work, but years later I am always amazed on how it looks.

Natti is cute loveher eyesbut that window seal with apoxi takes the cake

Very talented

I hope that Epoxy is UV stable otherwise it will yellow quickly.

That window looks awesome! So Ben...maybe power steering on the tractor would be a nice project to see you do.

Love how well the window turned out!! Great job fam

Good morning, love your posts. Love your family unity. It’s something not seen a whole lot of today. Marie is the most talented and fearless lady I’ve ever seen on RU-vid.

Ben. Your wife is a true pioneer woman. You are blessed....

NOBODY who hasn't worked with 'Tongue-in-Groove'; can tell you how Well you did.The 'Epoxy' really sets it off.Tin foil up the sides will hold thin layers.Do it in steps with the grain.Keep being the Family and Friends we all enjoy.

When not in use the saw blade should be lowered below the bed of the table to prevent accidents.

looks great. just use polyurethane.. cheaper then epoxy and just as durable for widows. just a suggestion. you doing awsome on the house

When you’re using a table saw for a work table always lower the blade.

Great job again.

So, I have this kitchen remodel that needs done..........😆

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Wisconsin's Old Abe on the front means it's an old J I Case tractor. Same as the Eagle on the 101st Airborne.

Good morning I love watching your videos

I love the tongue and groove. It looks amazing in the bathroom. Thank you for sharing!😊

Good morning from Louisiana. The house is looking great.

Please don't use a diamond faced framing hammer with a nail set. The hardened diamond face is to sink into the heads of common nails so the hammer does not slip off when driving framing nails into heavy timber but has been known to chip and splinter nail sets and punches doing quite a bit of eye damage not to mention driving metal splinters into the hand holding the nail set. Had to take too many to the ER for emergency eye care after doing this and its not something you like to see repeated. Would really hate to see a young person end up with lifelong eye damage from using the wrong hammer with a nail set or punch. It only has to splinter one time to hurt you for the rest of your life. The scars on your hands that you can get from the splinters don't make for the best wedding cake cutting and wedding ring photos either. Best!

I see a regulation basketball hoop and a picture window, what could possibly go wrong 😮

The first tractor my dad bought with power steering was an 806 International in 1966. I was 12 and I remember that was so awesome. The older 720 John Deere and M International had what we called "Armstrong" power steering.

Absolutely love the windows… I sure hope you guys plan on having an open house when it’s completed

Are use that exact same silicone yes it is upwards of 13 maybe $14 a tube which is kind of expensive but it is an excellent product. It works beautifully and sticks to just about everything. It is my go to.

Getting closer to the finish line ! Thanks for sharing !

Here's a tip for filling those cracks. If you collect the sawdust from the wood you're using, you can mix it with epoxy to the consistancy of peanut butter then use it as a fillet to fill the gaps. A butter knife or putty knife is ideal for applying it. Then your filler is the same colour as the wood and garaunteed to bond properly to the epoxy top-coat. This is how you fill gaps and join angled planks when you make a wooden canoe. It's super strong too, the two keel planks of my boat are entirely held together by wood flour epoxy fillet.

got my hat and t-shirt in the mail yesterday along with some small goodies and a handwritten note, just wanted to say you guys & gals are a class act! i'll be sporting my new B&M's Garage hat at Leesburg Bikefest this weekend!

Thanks for sharing 😀👍

great job as always love the family

Great job guys. Thank you 😊

I hope you all have a great weekend, its great seeing the house come together.Congrats on almost 70 thou subs.

I love that bathroom window! Great place for some plants!

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The perfection is in the imperfection that is true rustic 😊😊

Looks nice....

Aww lucky door jam😊. The window looks awesome and has a sentimental history.

Excellent job on the window surround ladies.

Love the creative window. Love this family. Great dynamics.

Perfectly imperfect!

That window really turned out beautiful ! 👍

Love the window! I think anyone who might have some extra barn wood that they would like to donate should contact the Cox family so they can do all their windows!

I love the window, it truly turned out amazing.

The house my son had cabinet doors made from old pallet wood that looked similar. They are building a shop house now that will have a lot of blue pine I sawed on my mill. The logs came from my backyard as well as his. We came from sawmill maintenance/mechanic roots so sawdust is in our DNA. I see a lot of similarities in our families.

Your family is absolutely amazing and seems to be able to do any tasks

Scared the crap out of me when you plugged the hose in that nailer pointing right at your mother. It might only be loaded with brads?, but will still take out an eye.looks good be safe.

69.1k to 100k by end of the year!

That window looks amazing. great job Marie and kid's

Great job on the window, nice!

Tractor looks like an old Allis Chalmers. Ladies, I love the window.. great job. 😊😊😊😊

Your home priceless because it has alot of stories to tell grandchildren who did what and was funny and who did the most memorable u all are a great family 💯💯💯🙏🙏👍👍👍

I love what you did with that window area!

1:03 great explanation of the parts they're young lady. We epoxied our pallet wood trim that we did on some windows in the cabin up at Zions and after that we decided to epoxy all the wood first then install it and then just the touchup. I love it.

It's a Case tractor.