My Cabin May Never Recover From 30 Feet Of Snow 

No special thanks to YOU! yall help my depression! 🫡🤙🏽🇺🇸🙏

Two words ...... Wear safety glasses. (Biden joke)

Heavy D . You should get pre treated wood for your work

LMAO the duck at 6:27 caught me off guard lol.

​@@antiqueguardian5989me too !!

Yes, please show more of the cabin restoration.

I would love to see the cabin get renovated and any stress load supports put in. Would hate to see something cave in on someone because you thought everything was good. Very well could be busted lumber throughout the roof.

He has only been to the cabin 2 other times in a year. Once to remove snow from the roof to prevent it from calapsing and the other time before this to look at it and wonder why he owns a cabin he doesn't use. He would have to spend more than an afternoon there to do a renovation series. It would be one 20 minute video at best.

A frame construction

@@_JamesBrownand if you choose to build with exposed wood in an area like that, rather than good quality composite material, plan on being back every second year to fix shit…

@JustGrillingandChilling. the patio wood was still solid.. no reason to destroy it just needed to pressure wash the top surface

We're colabing some sound effects, mostly sounds from the restroom breaks.

Are you kidding me? Quit the silly sound effects. We're not toddlers.

@@scottdunlop7442 take out all the cut scenes, sounds and extra footage and you got yourself a boring ass video that 75% of ppl will click off of in the first 2min. Gotta have that comedy relief and the editor is great at it. There is also a time and place for it. A serious or sensitive video like the recovery of the side by side of course isn't going to be full off goofy stuff and once again the editing team does a great job at getting the right shot and sound to convey that emotion.

Lol right? the sound effects were one of my favorite parts

I like it a lot!

Imagine all the childish sounds the editor can add with every hammer swing! All we're missing is the Nickelodeon slime dump. All these childish references side. They are sucking out of a bottle for the sponsor

I know, right? The 1st time he referred to it as a chain, I corrected him by talking to my computer telling him that it is a chain, not a blade. Then he kept saying it and I started laughing and told him that if it works for him, it works for me 😑😁😂🤣

Chain, blade…Tomato, Potato.

@@treesavages Yeapers 🙃

I couldn’t stop laughing 😂

Blade saw

I think it was stress tested. Waste of time and money to redo headers

Why don't you beef up the frame work of your home by using steel posts & beams like you would in a car (cage) so if another storm hits it should be ok , as for the fire wood use it at home or work to keep warm 🙄😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

@@charlesallanstewart-kl2op The header spans between door framing and is easy to change when the jambs are removed. Most older buildings use 2x4s. Our older building had 2x4 headers turned the wrong way. We upgraded every door with 2x6 headers. With increased snow loads a 2x6 or 2x8 header is a fairly inexpensive and relatively easy upgrade that can make the door openings much more rigid and help prevent the doors from buckling. If the doors buckled this winter, its possible they'll fail next winter.

If you’re talking about when they went to CA, it DOESNT snow that much in Big Bear and Wrightwood and Arrowhead. We’ve had 2 firsts this year; first ever blizzard warning, and first ever tropical storm warning. 2 very opposite weather phenomena in the same year. And no; it’s not climate change, it’s El Niño doing its thing.

I hear ya... just in general, no matter where you live!

😂

Like these folks smoking a cigarette at the gas station. Then they get mad because you ask them to put it out...

OSHA has left the room

@@charlesjohnsjr.5809 well with the democrats in dc, insanity is the new norm...

A killer swing!!! Maybe Kyle could take care of that 😂

Well, you saw it. Accept it there paw paw. 😎

It's not a diesel that's why

He'll have a different view on that as well, once he sees how much a new chain costs.

I’m still trying to locate the “Blade” on my saw? All I can find is a bar, chain and dogs. Will someone help me….

​@@derkeksinator17a new chain cost like 50 to 100 bucks not that big of a deal

Yea I was thinking the same thing. It was such a waste.

Was looking for a comment on that. Didn't seem to be any rot in what they were chopping through there just some of the underlying deck joists beneath. Maybe his plans for the replacement are different enough and the economics of trying to reuse any of this didn't stack up. Did seem a lot of decent timber to chop up though - prices have pretty much doubled on wood here in the UK vs pre covid and they're not going to go back down..

That cloud seeding works!!

​@@to8860In more ways then one. Aluminum will dry out the trees thus accelerating the forest fires that have been igniting....themselves.

@@evictioncarpentry2628 You have no idea what you are talking about....

@@to8860 k

​@to8860 he is exactly correct.

Ya the high intensity doesn't seem fake.

Safety third or never always works best. What could go wrong.

Hans was in Idaho visiting his father in the hospital.