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Wood-burning units are meant to hold wood, while gas-fueled units are meant to host gas. Mixing fuel types could lead to fire hazards, smoke back-up, and a lot of damage to your home/unit.
@@Group_Anonymous What Matt has is a gas starter. Put your wood on the grate, open flue, turn on the gas, light the gas, wait until wood is burning, then turn off the gas. The gas valve should be outside of the firebox.
I have a feeling the burner is not supposed to be between the logs. The heat + weight of the logs might melt and deform the burner which sounds dangerous.
Yeah the burner needs to be protected by the grate, plus the holes need to be pointed more downward to keep ash and debris from going into the pipe. Also make sure to test the burner and adjust that air mixture so that flame is nice blue. (Little metal flap on top of that end piece that has a screen in it)
It’s a gas fireplace meant for ceramic “fake” logs…..Wood-burning units are meant to hold wood, while gas-fueled units are meant to host gas. Mixing fuel types could lead to fire hazards, smoke back-up, and a lot of damage to your home/unit.
@@Group_Anonymous or it is indeed a normal wood burner and the gas is only used to start the logs for the first five minutes, then you just maintain the fire on your own
@@Group_Anonymous it's propane and is only being used to start the wood that will be placed on the Rack. The burner should be under the grate so it doesnt get damaged by the wood and the holes places so the ash doesn't clog up the holes in the burner.
Note to Demolitia, do not mail yourself to Matt, he will absolutely forget about the package for many weeks if not months. He forgets he ordered things that cost literally thousands of dollars constantly, let alone the things he's not expecting haha
My late father found your channel in the last couple years of his life, he passed away a year ago but just wanted to say thanks for providing this content. He watched your channels everyday and even supported you by ordering merch. In his late years he wanted nothing more than to be out there in the yard working on cars, driving them and running a tractor. You gave him that outlet to go to when all of our family had to shut him down. Thank you.
Not sure what you're watching but he seems to act a lot more like his mom and sisters.. maybe Dad should spend a little more time with him I mean I don't know you know
Matt and Mere I have Leukemia and I'm in isolation unit recieving chemo, I just wanted to say the biggest of cheer to you two for these videos. Seriously only days when you upload I watch in the morning so your happy up beat spirits and devotion to family and better ones self can set the mood for a good day you me. Thank you, you raise my spirits up during these tough times. I have a video on my page of my journey through leukemia to try get awareness out there for this dreaded disease, I know Matt that your brother had cancer too and I now realise how much he and you all as a family must have gone through, but you stayed positive through the journey as difficult as it can be and supported his wife and kids after, big ups to y'all for that. I really respect you both. Have a wonderful day!
I’m so sorry that you have to go through that. But you’ve got this, you’ll kick its ass I can guarantee. I’ll keep you in my wishes for a swift recovery!
Hinges would only be viable if the the roof was FINISHED (shingle or tin topped). Being just plain plywood...screws you can remove is best, as it will keep the plywood from warping (somewhat) when rained on. As I think this is only temporary housing...go with what you got, and do the permanent structure right.
the grate is supposed to go under the firewood. if not the burner can/will get destroyed by the heat and the firewood. small bits of ash can also get into the burner, so it need to be over the burner.
And in the next episode Matt welds extensions onto the legs of the fire grate to clear over the igniter haha. In all actuality I'm pretty sure you can just find some hollow square tubing that will perfectly fit over the legs that you cut and then you can just cut them to desired length and slide them on and give them a couple quick tacks with the welder and a little high heat paint to match and your good to go man because you definitely 100% want the igniter under the grate.
Doing short sprints helps a ton. I ran track and my mile time was a 5:10. Sprinting helps you get the finish faster and also builds tolerance to the pain and lactic acid and all that
Sprinting will help some but imo anything over 800m requires you to practice pacing. I would focus on 5k runs as often as you can. Average out the mile time, just under 7min pace would be great for your goal. It will help you see how much further you can push yourself towards your goal when you do just 1 mile.
One of the things I love about Mere is that she pitches to help with small/major projects, like making improvements to the goat shed or overhauling the abandon mansion. She doesn't let anything phase her, even crappy weather. She reminds so about how my parents worked together as a team that built three family homes and a cottage and fixed up a 37 foot ocean going sailboat so that they could sail off into the Caribbean. They were incredible.
Glad I went to the website right after, there were still range kits to be had. Matt, weld legs on the grate! It's supposed to be taller than the gas burner!
to hit a 6 minute mile you should integrate interval training into your cardio. 30 second sprint, 1 minute jog, repeat till you hit a goal distance or time like 2 miles or 15 minutes.
I lost my dad when i was in the second grade and didnt get to really do all the things a father and son should do but watching you with linc makes me feel like i get so see what i might have been able to do with my own pops and its the best feeling your such great roll model for him and for other guys like me who never really got that male roll model in there life
I lost my dad to cancer when I was 22. He would work every hour they would give him. I didn’t get to know him until after I was 18. At that time, I didn’t feel that needed a dad, until he was diagnosed with cancer. Make sure no days go by that you don’t tell your family that you love them. I also lost mom 5 years later to murder. Teach, play, pray and protect them.
Matt, another thing that you could do is that when the weather gets nasty like it does when it's Raining, get a Water proof Canvas Tarp to cover the top of the Goat 🐐Pen Kennel to keep their area DRY ! You can strap it down with bungie cords. Just to give the little guys 🐐some extra cover from the bad weather.🐐
To get your mile time to 6 minutes, start getting a feel for that pace. Set your treadmill at 10 mph and see how long you can last. Another thing that is great is to start doing sprints and repeats faster than that pace for short distances and slowly expand that and try to push faster times. I hoped this helped👍🏻
The burner definitely has to go under the gate instead of over it and be placed between logs.. It need good air flow and covering it with logs just seems like it might end badly.. Also Matt needs to get the goat range a better net for the cover.. Cuz the size it is now there are tons of predators that would get inside by clawing over the the side nets.. They won't get the goaties out but they don't have to .they will just do an eat in and then leave..foxes for sure could climb in racoons are insane climbers too
To get my mile down from 11min to 8min quickly I added sprints. Start your mile and shortly after sprint until your close to dieing then jog to catch your breath. Could be a mind thing but my jog was my normal mile jog, the sprinting made up my time. Now my mile normal jog feels easy.
2 times per week, run 4 rounds of 800M for time (2 miles total) with 4:00 rest between. This will greatly increase the pace your body is used to and reduce your recovery time.
a way to run a faster mile or any race is to break down the run by fourths so for a mile you will run 400 meters or 0.25 miles at your goal pace as many times as you fill fit to do so. make sure you do a warm and cool down because the interval work will be hard. Hope this helps.
i work in the fireplace industry and the log lighter should be underneath the grate....if the logs shift or fall while the fire is burning it could damage the log lighter and lead to a gas leak....additionally its not designed to be in the fire directly and with the grate cut like that it will be directly in the fire causing it to wear out significantly faster
Sprinting for as long as you can repeatedly will get your long distance speeds up. If you run a solid two miles in sprints every day you'll start creeping towards 5.5 - 6 minute miles. You'll get more results on 2+ mile runs in this manner as well. Takes a while to improve it, stay consistent on daily running too, breaks are the devil ;)
Dude, take the grate out and raise it so the flame source is underneath everything including the iron and it’s protected and since flames burn up, less chance of blowing your house up
If you want to be able to run a fast single mile, you need to be able to run at least 10 miles straight, keeping a sub 8 minute mile the whole time. This will allow you to have the stamina to push for the entire run.
Matt, I think that You should have made the Goat 🐐Shed Roof extension just a little wider than what you did ! It should have been TWICE the width to keep any driving hard rain from getting into their feed trough and doorway into the goat shed ! The little goats 🐐are so darn Cute and Adorable and I love the way they all follow you all around! That's so Sweet and Precious ! ❤🙂
Tell the kids that if they stand on the pallet jack, steering with the handle and run it like a scooter, they can make a sport of it! :D Happy Thanksgiving Matt and Family.
We might have built a course for racing eachother on coffee breaks years back. (Nightshift) All fun and games until the safety guy asks about the rubber figure 8 on the shop floor...
If you run further but at a slower pace you build up endurance for shorter faster runs. Try running like 3-4 miles but at a 8 min pace and then you’ll have some better endurance and it’ll be easier to shave off mile runtime.
See, I would have went the other direction with the fireplace. I would have gotten some 1 in. pavers and put them under the legs, before I started cutting on the metal. The extra inch would have allow better airflow as the ashes build up. Just a thought....
I like that you are dedicated to your task of getting to a 6 minute mile. I have found over the years that running on a treadmill actually hurts my run time. I also found that interval running gives me the best improvements. Sprinting all out for 60 seconds then walking for 2 minutes.. Rinse repeat for 30 minutes. This will absolutely improve your run time. Best of luck.
I love how matt can have a wife and still buy 25 new guns in a months but I don’t even own 25 guns and I get threatened with divorce anytime I talk about buying a new gun😂
@@crazyea or don't have a wife that is opposed to guns if you like them. Things will never work if your "partner " hates/dislikes a big thing you love/like.
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A wonderful way to take off time off mile time coming from a I did it in the military. I was running 2 miles in 12min and 30 seconds is to sprint up and down a very steep hill for a solid 30-45 mins to work on explosive movement. Anything that is more focused on being explosive will honestly help
Hey! I used to run track back in the day and still run now. My best 2 mile was 9:53 and that’s cookin! What I found to be most effective for me was running half miles at a near sprint pace, and work toward sprinting a whole half mile at a time. It was fantastic for my cardio and ability to control my breathing which helped tremendously! Hope this helps!
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You're a great dad and you have a great wife I love you guys keep doing what you do. I missed you all so much. Just started watching your videos again. Don't even ask why. Anyway love ya'll.
To help with your mile time start doing some 30/60 sprint/jogs this can be changed to any time frame you want a.e. 60/120 60/90 so on and so fourth one of the things the military had us do in basic training to help with cardio vascular development which in turn helped with mile times
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You can do 30/60 or 60/120 to get your mile time’s improvement. 30 second sprint/60 second walk or 60 sprint/120 walk. The idea is to bring your heart rate to a moderately high bpm and let it regulate as close to normal as possible. You obviously have the physic to run the distance, you need the deliberate breathing,mental, and heart rhythm to sync up
Do hill sprints and lightly jog down to catch your breath. It improved my 2 mile by 30 seconds doing it once a week with some mile long runs in between
Best part of this video? Seeing your son screw the roof back on the goat shelter. Dad's need to teach their kids these things. You are clearly doing a great job with your kids!
Hey Matt build your own grate for the fireplace and make sure the grate is over the burner by few inches for safety if not you are asking for trouble and big headache in the future.
If it doesn't work why not just take the pipe off right before the valve and also I probably wouldn't light a fire right next to the valve anyways because it'll mess it up it's not made to have heat right on it it's made to put out heat that's why the holes for the flames are so far away from it
If you want your run time down, use the Navy Seals Training Guide, specifically the running section to set your baseline and shoot towards your PR time.
