I want to thank everyone who has left a comment. I do my best to read them all, and I really appreciate all of you! Max says thank you as well 🐻

Max is so smart and well-behaved, he is a credit to you! How could anyone not love him!!

So, the "supervisor's" name is Max? As a mason, I say you did fine. Foundation wall redo pours ALWAYS suck. You learned a couple things along the way. 1. Can't have too much bracing. 2. figure you have to under pin later. Other than that-all good. Pay no mind to keyboard contractors. Your doing way more with the cabin than I would have. I'da fixed it with a match. Losing dad sux. Give yourself time. Mine went home in '07. Still miss him, but I know i'll see him again. You may find yourself forgetting he's gone and starting to dial him up before remembering. That's normal too. It just means his son loves him very much. And yes, dad knows that even now. Your skill and perseverance are inspiring and a testimony to how he raised you. Be blessed. Jesus Rules!

I'm highly invested in this project. It has no relationship to what I do. Im a house wife in a small US town, but I do have a rotti as well. Loving every step of this renovation!!

Heres how you should have poured the concrete. 1st dig around the foundation.... And who cares bro You are doing this project yourself if you fuck up a little bit who cares as long as the house doesn't fall and you pass code You're doing a fantastic job I can't wait to see the finished product

My Dad taught me everything I know about cars, house repairs/building, and "everything else you'll need to know so you don't need a man to do it for you". Dads that teach their kids how to do things for themselves are the greatest gift to our independence, and I can only offer my deepest condolences to you and your family's loss. I've been watching this series since your first video came across my feed, and I can't wait to see the house when it's finished.

I lost my father also. So sorry about the passing of your best friend. RIP John 3;16 🙏

I’m sorry for your loss. My daddy died 31 years ago & I think about all the things he taught me, mostly by observation, as he was a quiet man. I injured my back a week ago (assisting animal control rescue 2 pups that has been dumped in our neighborhood), & was ordered to take it easy. So, I went down the KZfaq rabbit hole & discovered your renovation. Now I’m invested! Gotta see how it turns out! I did learn a new thing -there are gas powered mini-excavators with pull starts! Even my husband, who just retired from over 50 years as a dirt guy didn’t know they existed (he started when he was 16 & still in HS)!

Concrete Kyle here, you did a good job. And I like the way you finished with a little polygonal masonry!

The wheels on the water tank make me laugh. I like the way the field stone fill in looks, kinda like it was planned.

Please give Max a hug for Zakkary, he said someday when we have a yard with a fence he wants a dog like Max because he's such a good dog. You're such an inspiration to Zakkary and I really appreciate that. We hope you're doing well and can't wait for more of the little cabin videos. But in the mean time, we're watching the others as well. ( Just a reminder that we are your friends in Nebraska that emailed you a couple of times.) Thanks for all your hard work and we're looking forward to when you are getting closer to and closer to the end. We know it's A LOT of work, so we are being patient. Lots of hugs and prayers sent your way.

Can I just say I love Max?

Absolutely loving this series! Great mahi to bring this old dame back to life. All the best from New Zealand!

I think it’s great you honored your father as the foundation of your knowledge. It’s a damn shame that more men aren’t teaching their sons these types of things.

He gets His channel up in subscribers and they are already hitting him up with paid sponsors lol, Good job dude, You made it on KZfaq!!

Bag in some Non shrinking grout to fill the final little gap. Love this series, thanks for the content.

The amount of craziness in this series is so entertaining!

Cheers to and great admiration for your Dad who raised this boy to a fine man. I am a great grandmother so I know these things - Peace and Blessings to all who enter here 💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚

I learnt along time ago , grieving is good, what's even better is you celebrate all the fabulous time you had when Dad was here and all that he accomplished.. 😊

I started watching your videos because I enjoy watching renovation. My uncle could renovate or build anything. These videos remind me of my childhood. Max is sweet. 😊

Sending strength and comfort for the loss of your father. 💜

😂😂😂 I LOVED the AG1 "commercial"!! "Theses lushious locks!"

Thank you best friend for all you do! Thank you AG1 for the sponsorship! Praying blessings over you and your family Mr 99 Projects 🙏❤️

Your Dad raised a good son....! Enjoy your thoughts of him..

That’s right Max. Combos are the best snackies. 👏👏👏 concrete ✅ Condolences 😔 I’ll send this 80° sunny weather your way.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I too have lost my father. Hugs.

Man. So many whiny people in these comments. At the end of the day, it’s not any worse than the way they did it back when that first got built. So it’s ok. Just some thoughts for next time, as a guy who is currently studying construction inspection in college. It may be expensive, but shotcrete would get that wall flush to the base and would only need one form. They use it to line tunnels and overpasses for structural support. Overall, looks pretty good. Those field stone foundations are always so gorgeous. Any structural concerns could easily be addressed with a couple jack posts behind the foundation wall. I’m so sorry for your loss, the good ones always go too soon. I think he’d be really proud to see all you’re doing. Max is a very good boy :)

I really like the blackness of old cedar shingles. The weathering tells the story. My family built a shingle style house, my dad, my grandfather, my uncle. I loved how the shingles looked. Everyone had been dipped into linseed oil. I came home after a patrol, I was in the Navy, and my mom had painted it blue.

Your Dad taught you well. I’m really enjoying your projects. Keep it up! So sorry for your loss.

And I’ve watched all seven videos with interest… Hard work!

The supervisor, Max, does such a great job!!! Please tell him I said hi haha I love his contribution to your projects

Lost my dad 7.5 years ago. It is very hard to loose a loved one. Love folloving your project with the cabin. So great you see the value in it and not, like so many would, take it down. Har work but you will be rewarded. You preserve a piece of history. Max is such a lovely dog 😍. Looking forward to future episodes! Love ❤️ from a swedish follower.

99 what would of been really interesting is a timelapse of the hole being filled with concrete you would keep the viewers attention more 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

I'm sorry to hear that you lost your father. 💙

Cant wait to see smoke coming out of the chimney💨

A few minutes ago I thought to myself hmmmm I hope there is a new Video and booooom there ya go 😍 Thank you so much! And I love Max with all my heart 😭❤️ Take care 🫶🏼

Another great video, you are doing something that most men only dream of doing. Rebuilding a house in the woods to live in with your own hand learning as you go. Our fathers definitely shape our life , to make us a better person . The videos are long but greatly appreciated , keep the long videos not a fan of shorts.

I love your music, I love your dog, and I love Combos! Keep up the great work! 😉

Lost my mom 10 years ago. Have so much guilt I never saw her enough still 10 years later. Miss her terribly.

Good job bud, the only helpful advice i would have to give is you could if you wanted to seal up the joints and gaps between the rocks and all is use a mortar masonry grout bag i found that very helpful on a few of my projects! Have a great day bud!!

I'll give you a thumbs up just for the Ode to Dad.

New subscriber. I think it’s looking good. My dog Coty loves watching Max. Seems you had a fantastic dad. I lost mine 10 years ago to cancer. I think of him and my mom a lot. I know they are watching over me and my family. Keep up the great work.

So sorry for your loss, I lost my father in November. Shoes that will never be filled.

The wheels on the portable water tank - EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!

Much Love to you and your family.Your dad raised a respectable man! We’re proud of you💪

I love Mr. Water Tank, limping along, ready to give your project his life.

My condolences to you and your family on your father's passing. The house is looking good, and the foundation has turned out great. The fieldstone looks very authentic. Keep it up

A job well done sir ! 😎👍

It looks more rustic with the field stone - like it.

I always enjoy the doggo parts!

Stumbled upon your cabin series a couple weeks ago, and became obsessed. Thank you so much for the long-form videos, and I adore your dedication to fixing up what you have and innovative ideas of making things work. I will also add that I have no knowledge of all the things you’ve been able to renovate, but I think you’re doing one heck of a job. Keep it up! Love what you’re doing! ❤❤❤ P.S: please give Max some extra pats for me for being the best-ever foreman!!! ❤️

You gotta do what you gotta do to make it work with what you have

I lost my mom on 8/23 at age 90. May he rest in peace. Now as for you, I give you 50 gold stars for Determination, Energy, patience and all around positive man. No more Gold stars as it would appear too personal. A fan in Minneapolis.

I came across the first installment of this series by accident & this is the happiest accident. Love the tools, the puppers & seeing all the hard work you are doing. It is amazing. I am currently renovating my house, it was built in 1925 & watching this series helps to motivate me to keep on chuggin along. Can't wait to see the next installment. "Concrete Kyle's" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nevermind what the haters are gonna say; your cabin is turning out damn good. Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next installment of this project!

Aww I think Buddy wants his bed ! Loving the series 😊

Max is adorable! 🐕

I think Max should get a raise for his supervisory superiority!! Nice job, guys. Saving yourself a lot of Ching, learning, and having fun. Lost my Pappy 13 years ago, he was 82, gets better with time bro. Memories last forever!!

I have been binging these cabin videos. What an awesome project. I hope your neighbors watch these videos and see the dilapidated house in the woods turn into a beauty.

I look for your progress every week! 🎉 You are are so smart!! Don't Stop, plz!! You're a KZfaq Star now , Worldwide!!😊😊😊

Short of burning the joint down I’d say you did a fabulous job. Looks like Max the Supervisor approved and passed off his inspection so you are good to go.👍🏻😉

What works is fine, as long as it holds it good,Nice job Bro.

Looks like some metaphysical forces intervened to get you to use period correct methods to finish the new foundation wall. Cool to see the hybrid of old and new with the concrete blending into mortared fieldstone on the edges. Given the moss on them, that pile of stones is probably the remnants of an old fieldstone wall that divided farmland and was built well before your cabin was. Get your metal detecting buddy out there. You might find some cool relics by the wall like buttons, shoe buckles, coins and oxen shoes.

My sincere condolences to you on the loss of your father. Who is remembered still lives.

Great dedication video , one for the books for your memory

Nothing I was just messing around, but I can’t wait to your updated video on the house but yeah you guys did a good job. I like it.

Who cates what others think or say, youre having fun, thats the main thing. Love the vids keep em coming

Thanks!

Turned out a lot better than I thought it would. Really nice job guys! Thanks for the video.

I'll be honest, I like that you ended up having to use the fieldstone. Pays homage to the original construction of the cabin

Great job on your foundation! Too bad about your salvaged water tank. Im sure it lived a long fruitful life. I love max, he's such a good boy! Great video! No one got injured, and the mimi bike came back to life! Blessings from New Hampshire 👏

I am obsessed with this cabin 😍 more episodes please 🙏

Good morning 99 Projects! Love the shot out to your dad ❤ May he R I P Your doing a phenomenal job on your cabin! Love watching you do it as well. See you next time! Hello Max 🐕

Lost my pops 12 yrs ago. The hole he left will always be there. You just have to embrace the hole. It gets better over time. I can't warn you enough to use a gd mask while dealing with dry concrete or dry mortar. There's no cure for silicosis cancer. I've seen a lot of guys get it and pass away over the years from it. Thanks for doing these videos It's a lot of fun watching you getting this cabin going again.

I'm so very sorry your dad has passed. He will never really leave you. I really enjoy your channel. Always look forward to seeing what is next for the cabin, and Max is icing on the cake.

IDK...You seemed to balance both sides aesthetically. It's visually interesting. I like it.

Great video, we (my husband and I) couldn't take our eyes off the work you do. Condollences to the loss of your dad. Lost mine when I was 10 years old. It isn't easy.

Helluva good job fellas! If Max could, he'd be mixing that mud for you! And as for riding a bike through the water....... well, kids and their toys! great series to watch, can't wait for the next one!

Not gonna lie, I kinda like the mix of stones/concrete. Reusing what you had available was a cool design choice.

Buddy is sooo cute!

Another cabin video. Awesome sauce!

Your dog knows the word treat! 😋 He’s very cute!

So sorry for your loss 💔

I think the field stone as an after thought was almost meant to be. It kept the look of the age of the home. Some times things that start off as mistakes turn into beautiful meant to be things. Sorry about the loss of your father, keep up these fun videos bro.

Another great video , good job.Im happy it won't collapse now.Foundations complete.Its a sturdy cabin home now.

Blessing to all on your fathers passing. I lost Mom in 2014 and Dad in 2917. Its rough man.

Why are there not more “likes” on this video? Great job guys!

I've been watching your videos for a couple months. I think I finally figured you out, you know how to do everything. Jack of all trades. I really enjoy the content keep the videos coming.

21:23...Telling the dog "Go check it out...what do you think?". Dog proceeds to walk in the complete opposite direction because it clearly has no idea what you're talking about (don't blame the dog). Your response at 21:31..."Good dog." 🤣🤣

As one of three daughters, my Dad taught me so much. It didn't matter that we weren't sons. I use his life lessons constantly. I don't think I'll ever lose my love of tools. Thanks Daddy!

Amazing work! Not many would restore it, I am so thrilled you doing this!

I am so sorry about your loss. Lots of love and hugs from Australia xx

Love this series. I appreciate that you are salvaging a bit of history. Don’t be bothered by the haters, they’re looking at their phones while you’re building a dream. Scritches for Max. ❤

My condolences so sorry for your lost may he RIP 🙏

Sorry for your loss, i lost my dad April first this year

Sorry for your loss! Great Videos

Every couple of feet would be normal bracing spacing….but when you questioned the bracing before starting the pour I knew it would be entertaining! So no harm no foul! LOL!

Pour a footing, then use block, pour then , after and more platelumber , drill thru existing plate , and anchor plate to concrete.

Just found your channel today and powerwatched all the episodes on the cabin build! Love what you are doing. Great content!! Max is such a good boy!! Looking forward to your next update!

Glad to see the wall back in your basement! I really like that you're not just trying to maintain the house, but make sure that it's not going to break down later. The angle iron in the form was something that I never thought of.