Matthew Cremona: Rural Renovation and Outdoor Projects

So this post has twisted out and back and with all the weight of the whole roof sitting on here I can't just like tap it over super easily. So I think what I'm going to do is come in with the towel handler and just hold the whole header up so then I can just mess with the posts and try and get it into position and then connect them all back together. So let's see how that goes. That should be good enough. You can really see how much twist there is in that post with that little block up there. So I made like a little saddle so these shouldn't fall off the front of the post anymore. Let's go trim some stuff on top of the roof. I got all the sleepers laid down so I don't know if they want to but maybe I'll toss a couple sheets up at least to get you know that hole not being a hole anymore. Well once you start going you might as well just keep going. So I laid everything to this last one on here which as I was kind of getting there I'm like oh it's going to be a partial piece. So I think instead of ripping that full 16 footer I have these kind of like rotted pieces that are kind of damaged over there. So I think I'm just going to rip a bunch of short pieces to finish up.