It needs to be solid, heaven forbid, if a tornado should go through the area.

Me

How do you bypass screwtube?

Me too! And watching the severe weather on Ryan Hall heading toward Cole’s hometown!

When Roman and Justin are working on the projects. Maybe when this is done they can build a housing shed and maybe watch them build Romans chicken coop! I want to see how fancy they can make it. They need double the size and put in a track to slide it to the other side and use a skid steer to make a compost pile so you can move the whole A bird house on wheels in a track,but first you need to build one so you can flip it over and over and then put it on a garden- vegetable or flower! But anyway that aroma is almost deadly and you have to wash your clothes immediately otherwise it is in your house for a while. But best if you take your clothes off and no I don’t mean for hanky panky!, but so you can leave them outside until wifey poo can’t stand the smell when the door is open for in and out for traffic or company is coming over!

I was just going to comment this. Definitely praying for all those affected today. Hope they stayed out of harms way. 🙏

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Amen!

ohno....thanks for telling the rest of us. sending my prayers as well.

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I was thinking the same thing and or put them to the side of coup and the steps can serve as roosts.

I think that he will make spiral stair into the two front tower so the chicken can choose on witch of the tree storys they will sleep and he will make a slide on the back for fast evacuation !

Chickens are pets

And he’s hot!! 🔥

@@Chirpy_Chirpright? We need to know if he is single.😊

And Juston's work comedy crew getting it done!!!

ROMAN CHICKENSTAR 🐓 !!!!

Oops! 😲

This is the back stairway, not the main one.

Just open a window they got the equipment to lift it up 😂 if it doesn't fit up the stairs haha

I was just thinking the same thing...turns and corners add more logistical issues in brining furniture into the floors.

Justin,A man of few words! His big Brain sez it All 😂😂🎉🎉🎉

Yeah, Justin should be in front of the camera more often.

Well, it’s pretty accurate…he’s one fine man 😝

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i also follow 1806 Stonehouse. Lucas and Sarah did the same thing. completely gutted this old house that had 1960s renovations (as the most current...who knows how many renos before that) They opened it up, used mostly upcycled materials (their upstairs floor is bleachers from an old school) and made it the way they wanted it. Lucas could only work on weekend-took them 5 years. now they are working on the wood side of the house. really fun to watch these old homes get new life

Sounds very east coast lol

Last I knew it was spelled obstacles.

​@@NotKev2017 Right! I had to come to the comments to see if I wasn't the only to notice that😂🤣

​@@NotKev2017 Woosh

@@NotKev2017 I'm pretty sure it was a joke. So I continued it. Everyone noes how to spel obstacles.

He has a very lucky wife and family! He is sure easy on the eyes LOL!

You’re not the only one!! He’s gorgeous…and that BODY is to die for!! His wife is one lucky lady for sure!!!

Maybe sketchy? I can say that I have seen worse. Looked like 1 foot on center.

The 2x4's are definitely not a standard for a staircase landing and I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be up to code but if it works and it's not inspected then all good!

I can't believe how far I had to scroll down to find someone thinking the same as me! "No! NO! Don't do it! No, Don't do it! 1 very important reason is stairs stability in a fire. None the less, I am enjoying the videos!

🤣🤣🤣 I have done that a few times watching these!

Roman has his own channel? On KZfaq? What's it called?

@@lindaneeman8137 it's called Cole the cornstar Roman home improvement is a series on the channel

The house may not survive a stiff wind. Floor joists are all undersized.

@@benhur520 All depends on his code and the true size of the joist and the span and spacing. 2x6 #1 on 12" center can span 10'9" with a40 pound live load and 20 pound dead load. Now the 2x8 spanning 18 to 20 feet in the attic yes undersize unless there is a wall going under them. 2x8 #1 on 12" center can only do 14' 2" for 40 pound live load and 20 pound dead. 2018 IRBC book.

@@benhur520 The question the is is he saying a 2x6 when he is really using 2x8's or not. Great comment generator for the people that know span of lumber.

That attic alone is going to be unbelievable!!

…and don’t forget Roman Chickenstar 🐓!!

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Once seed is planted and everything is sprayed they not much to do. Other then to fix equipment and get things ready for the next round or spraying. You need to spray once maybe twice before beans canopy over and block out light o weeds then they are mostly done unless you get fungus and insect problems. Corn you need to spray for weeds then then do a couple of 28 or 32% nitrogen application along with watching for fungus and insect problems. You have to get bins ready for harvest and that equipment but you have 30 to 4 months to do that. There are some paper work and selling of crop before harvest that needs to be done. But Once planted most will take a break do family stuff and same just before harvest they spend time with family as well. Like the farmer that farms my place said once end of September hits I don't even have time for my wife there are running hard to get things harvest and in the bins. A farmer can be busy or slow all depends on the year and the weather with all the rain we have been getting could see a lot more spraying to keep crops healthy.

I’d run CAT6a in the hallway ceilings (for Ubiquiti APs) as well.

@@DrMJJr 6a is so unnecessary for most installations; a little planning and nothing will be over 150', and will handle 10g. Then again, a gig is more than enough for almost everything.