Nice job. You have a great apprentice helper.

Great video !! Just wondering if you had any issues with any leaks around the gasket ?

I'm going to try and follow your tips. Let's see how long it takes me

I think you did a great job. Love teaching your son how to install screws properly and letting him know he did a great job. Good looking deck and roof. Will you be sealing or staining the wood? Now sit back in the shade and enjoy a cold glass of iced tea. Y'all earned it.

You guys did an amazing job!!!

Good work young man.👍

Good job Elijah’ well done young man and I can tell Sam is very proud of you as he should be. Thanks for another great video. Take care.

Lost me at the tractor -- you didn't want to rent equipment, but you have a tractor handy.

Good morning Sam and Angela , its been a long time since i almost missed your vlogs. I have been in New York holidaying with my Husband . I havent watched any you tube vids for 6 days and am now catching up and gladly , I found you both introducing a new project .

the cub 122 was manufactured from 1965 to 1967. the 5th number in the serial indicates the year of manufacture.

Having the skills to design and install this roof saves a lot of money and you know it was done correctly. Very nice job all.

An inspiration to see family working together and teaching the children.

Nicely done, I think I'm going to copy this on a smaller scale for my 12' round inflatable Intex. Thanks for all the detail.

I'm hoping for a reply from anyone here... wouldn't you plug the 2 original intakes and just use the bottom of the skimmer box as the 1 primary feed into the pump and then have the 1 outlet back into the pool after the filter? The more suction you have into that skimmer box the better it will do it's job.

Praise God for your thoughts about money and your life. ❤🙌🏼😊 Love and blessings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

looks very good

Interesting.

Offroad diesel and highway diesel are the same .. offroad is just dyed

Been awhile since last watching. You two are looking great. I can't believe how much the kids have grown. Elilja is turning out to be a talent star. Good Job.

The deck roof looks wonderful, Elijah was a huge help. Great job Elijah

Your video just seemed to find me. Excellent explanations, thanks!

Great work guys im a subscriber and enjoy the videos. In case no one has told u insulation gets stapled to sides of studs on inside this creates a small pocket to help cool and heat. It will work the way u did it but not as efficient. Good job and i agree on the tongue and grove although its code in some areas. Thanks

Nice job looks good will b watching ur journey. Good luck for everything. Thanks

Looks great! Elijah did an awesome job 😎

This was cool . Ur a great family. I really e joyed this great content. Wish u luck at the new homestead. Thanks for the video till the next one.

A great job. What type of drill bit did you use for the handle? Would a typical wood bit work.? Looks like you drilled through quite easily.

Really enjoyed this video! My husband and I have been doing some renovations and you guys have some great ideas 😊

The porch roof looks fantastic! I’m old so I will always put the screws on the ridge. That way no one will ever have to go back and re-tighten or replace screws. Love watching you guys.

Just watch him cut into it initially made me anxious af.

This isn't a question on the filter but It' a question about the top rails. Everyone is saying their rails are pushed in but mine are pushed out. I'm assuming once I add the water the walls will go in ? I hope this is correct because I'd like to move my pool up against the covered porch wall before filling it.

I may have missed it but did you convert your walls to 2x4 or was your home made with them? I know some are 1x3

Over kill on that triple beam

Great video! Thanks. I think I’m going to try it!

Can you tell me which post base brackets you are using? I am doing something similar but only finding brackets rated for concrete. Thanks!

I got an Earthquake Victory rear tine tiller last year and it is a dirt chewning machine. It has made gardening so much easier.

Great job buddy

wow great!!!!

Your boys are such great kids, I love watching them helping mum and dad

Elijah is a Rockstar!

You do clean work

I love love love that you added a roof to your deck. Now you can enjoy your porch rain or shine. And on those days that you just want to stay of the hot sun but enjoy the outdoors or the breeze…. You did good

You need to upgrade the pump to a 1/2 hp and a bigger sand filter.

How many inches from floor?

You had said when the kids get rowdy can you actually jump around in the pool and the walls hold? Like can you push off the walls to swim and make waves?

I'm so glad I Iearned this about not putting the screws on the ridge, prior to my new roof. I have such terrible water issue. The knowledge and hands-on skills you are giving Elijah are beyond valuable, I love watching him learn and do these things. Great roof job Elijah.

Thank you for your videos. You guys are truly amazing. I have watched you from the beginning and I can easily tell you that I am a senior. can’t stop watching you. Please continue to and God bless you and all your end. You are a true inspiration and what I love the most is you don’t cover your mistakes most people edit And finish to look like it’s perfect. You guys are the real deal. Thank you so much.

Great video. Love your channel. One thing to consider with rocks or hard pan is a jack hammer. They make very reasonable priced electric jack hammers that can pulverize rock / hard pan when you run into it. Me - not an expert, but love my Chinese jackhammer.

Those WAGO connectors have a concern. They were tested with other connectors, and they were just ok with low to medium loads. But when they were loaded up with a heavy load, they got hot and melted. This is a possible fire concern. When we looked at the connection of the wire to the WAGO snap fitting, we see that the wire has a very small connection to the conductor inside the body. The connection is minimal so it will heat up under load. WAGO connectors are ok for maybe lighting which is usually around 1 to 5 amps loading but I wouldn't use them under a house circuit loading, certainly nothing with a heater resistance or heavy load from appliances. you need to see the test, the WAGO connector melted to a blob and came apart. I dont promote the WAGO for this reason.

That was a really good video!I liked 👍 it..Thank You

Just my nickel’s worth…… on the end of the plastic conduit that you cut off what they do to the end of the pipe is not flare it they swadge it! Try to get your iPhone to LET you type swadge 😡 Thank you for the video ❤️‍🔥🇺🇸