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As altitude increases relative humidity decreases. So at altitude there is less oxygen per litre of air so the capacity of the air to hold moisture decreases.

Boards most commonly cup in the direction opposite the growth rings; that is, if you're looking at a smiley face, cupping will tend toward a frown.

I’d buy onea your Tshirts. Early episode. Id like to know wat the heck you do to be able to afford to do all this. I envy you a tad. Wonderful land, time to build, wife not fussing. Howd the whitetail hunt go btw

Perkins builder brothers tool belt. They are another great channel. Maybe explain who you are and what you’re doing, maybe they’ll give you one to promo. Love your channel, keep up the entertainment!!

A couple of wraps of electrical or duct tape around your pencil and you'll never drop it between the deck boards while using it as a splacer...

your content is very good

Blockings are called Dwangs here in Scotland , Noggings in England. Like you say, with 6x2 (we always put depth first😂) boards the blocking is an extra.

and here I thought one of those steaks was for me! Looks good, enjoy 😊

Perkins Brother Builders tool belts are awesome. I think you’d like it. Deck looks great Patrick. Man that’s a lot of steak! But it sure looked tasty!!!

Could you not wear shades when actually addressing us? Your biggst fan humbly asking.

you can always buy some cheap painters drop clothes and large wooden dowels and make some roll up sun shades/wind breaks for walls that get too much sun or wind

A little stone fireplace place would be nice on the up wind side but I know that would be more work and added expense? But any way it's going to be a really nice place to relax and enjoy friends and family Patrick.

for the solid wall you will have to research what is the direction of the prevailing wind for the season that you want the most protection in the "Bent Tree Kitchen" LOL

@ 28:35 just came to mind, that the 1/4 inch difference towards the end may not be the gaps but the boards probably have some differences in widths from end to end that multiplies over the distance causing some of the discrepancies

@24:30 you could also take a can of "Thompson's Water Seal" and a tray and roller and just roll the deck, then water will bead up and roll off no problem !!

@ 16:00 if worried about the decking ( weathering over time ), just take a garden sprayer filled with deck stain/sealer and simply spray the whole deck yearly

I think one of your loyal viewers should send you a "Bent Tree Kitchen" plaque / that you can then copy and sell as merch LOL

"My side" of the deck was off by a quarter inch because you didn't share that second steak with me. Starve the help and expect a measurable declivity in quality of work. LOL

Well I guess I did not need to commit on the walls. Should have finished video first.

Thought half wall around kitchen then a good screen since it's a kitchen help keep the bugs out of your food while cooking.

Hey bro, Put a band frame around the parameter. It may help the protect the cut ends and frame everything up!

Perkins Builders belt versatile and you only have buy the pouches you need.

Occidental makes good tool bags but they are not cheap. Thanks for the video.

I’m so fascinated by work. I could watch it all day. You’re doing good there. I’d like to move back to Montana some day.

I like Sleeping Bear Rock in the background.

35:09 I would recommend the outdoor kitchen be dual purpose (if not more): As a kitchen with a nice island (for that grill and sink maybe) and as a bathing/miniature hot tub area. You could get a used bathtub some place and have it on there if you need it and drag it off into the bushes if you don't... maybe.

My suggestion for the seasoned toolbelt would be to fix the belt and keep using it... I am convinced you will not be able to find a nicer and better suited belt in the store today...

22:07 Wauw, the "building" has not even been finished and already some serious cookery is going on...

A+

16:40 I would love to work alongside the guy with the seasoned toolbelt any day... Again I am very sorry I am an ocean and a continent away...

Hope losing a wisdom tooth adds wisdom. It looks good!

I thought maybe you'd exclaim that your arm wound came from hunting triffids or fighting off a herd of penguins but your story was riveting none the less. 😁

I have the Doug fir door yard table and 6 chairs my Grandfather made right after getting married, well over 100 years ago. They are untreated, unpainted, and as far as I know have never been given any special treatment except put in the barn during winter snows. As far as I'm concerned...good choice..plus use what you have available.

I’m telling you your viewers are lazy. They never seem to help lol. Great build.

Id probably take to a good shoe shop and have a little work maintenence reinforcement done on it ,its served you well

Get yourself Perkins Brothers tool belt. I have NO affiliation with them. I just think they make awesome tool belts.

wouldn't that interfear with the sky hooks you have to install on the end that you don't have any hangers installed on lol thats what you should have told that guy that asked the question

I really love bear chili! Bear makes great spaghetti sauce too 😋

Natural, not paint on beautiful wood. You could get a beautiful scenery tack up for one wall.

My belt like your has many decades of use and has succumbed to leather fatigue… LeathercraftI427X

Wink wink nudge nudge. Know what I mean?!

Wrong size nails? Why hangers on only one side? Welcome to the keyboard critics of RUclips!!!!😂 Funny thing is some are curious and wanting to learn, others are anxious to show the world their vast knowledge and experience ( or the extreme lack of!!!!)

Dang. I thought that 2nd steak was for me.

I love cast iron and butter fried steak, the project is looking good. I wish I was there to help

With those vistas, any walls should be glass!

I gotta replace a few boards on my deck myself

I have never seen that trick with a skil saw… Very cool….. I always learn something watching your channel….

Chingon 😎

Until next week thanks again for sharing