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Matt and Kristen construct a roof for their off-grid structure using tongue-and-groove plywood, 2x10 beams, and galvanized steel panels.3:23 To ensure structural integrity, Matt installs hurricane straps and mechanical fasteners into the concrete base, noting that the 11-foot-6-inch span of the 2x10s and the 18-inch cantilever fall within standard building codes.12:25 During the build, Matt encounters alignment errors caused by miscalculating board lengths for the roof's angle, resulting in uneven overhangs.10:12 The couple also announces that they are expecting a baby, explaining that recent project delays and shorter video content stemmed from the physical challenges of the first trimester and personal setbacks on their farm.18:24 They plan to share further details regarding the pregnancy, including the baby's gender and birth plans, on their Patreon page.21:55 The project concludes with the roof structure secured and ready for final metal paneling.17:08

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