I love having a wood stove in the barn and, you know, for, since March, right, or February, I've been using it to heat the space.

And it's, it's kind of fun for starters. And if you have a woodworking hobby, there's always crap

to burn.

Welcome to the Fine Home Building podcast, our weekly discussion of building,

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Today I'm joined by Rob Wattack, Digital Brand Manager.

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Brian Pontilillo, FHB editor.

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Oh my God, Rob.

So you put a bunch of photos up on our Slack message board last night showing how your house is completely torn apart.

How is the family

tolerating this? You're exaggerating. Am I exaggerating, Brian? If that's an exaggeration,

I saw those photos. It's only a little hole. So tell people first of all, what's going on

there and then like how the family is, is dealing with it.

Well, so I seem to be, it usually seems to be like right after dinner when we're just sort of chatting about ideas. And I'm like, hey, I'm going to tear another hole in the wall.

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