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This is so informative

Do the light on the end be red when in use

I want to use this wood and boards on my home, what are the exact name of these boards and where can I get them? 🙏

I built one very much like this with scrap wood I got from construction sites. I used expensive screws that I got for free disassembling large pallets that sheds came in. Normal pallets gave me the side boards. I like the kindling shelf but I keep my kindling in large plastic tubs. The easiest kindling is sawing the planks off of pallets and splitting them with a hatchet into small sticks. Most of the wood I burn is from construction sites. I made up a "business card" that gives my contact info. I hand that to the bosses at the sites so they can call me when they are ready to have their scrap pile cleaned up.

What kind of stain did you use?

Looks awesome. Just curious as to why your outfeed table at table saw is so low? Same for bench at compound miter saw?

That’s only for cement walls right?

Hey Bill is looking great, Good job.

Wear's you dust mask when sanding? An hour and a half? From start to finish? OK. Is there UV protection in the stain. That cedar chair is worth a lot, nothing mass produced there..

I love watching your garden tours. I'm struggling this year to overcome the hungry groundhogs and birds. They don't seem to want to share and I don't have enough room to plant lots of extras of everything! But I'm trying to just get more clever about making it harder for them! 😂

Grandpa would be very proud of your garden, orchard and especially you for enjoying what he truly loved to do. I am too. ❤️

Wish you could have tried this on normal compacted soil as yours is soooo loose that the weeds havent taken hold and are extremely easy to just pop up out from the soil

Thanks, they're great. Sometimes called a "Stirrup Hoe"

Are you eating the outer shell?

looks great!

I think 💜 is fun to try on a porch that is going to be replaced in two years. The grit on stairs is genius. I want to add extra glitter! This will be safer for my Mom's stairs, especially when there's melting snow and rain.

Tiny catch bin. It fills up in no time. I made one that is triple that size.

Great job. On the small pieces pre-drill a pilot hole so the wood does not split. I am working with bevelled 6" pine clapboard siding for our garden shed. I save all the small pieces for bird houses. The sawdust from the miter saw goes in a bucket for compost. I save a bit also to mix with gorilla glue to do repairs in damaged or rotten wood. Good tip on priming the back side of the board - most also recommend putting furring strips first to make a little air gap between the shed wall and the siding to prevent moisture from collecting.

I grew my first giant sunflower this year from random seeds, thank you for educating me on how to harvest it later!

I wanna grow more and more

Would it possible to use non beveled cedar like pickets? And just overlap them to give a similar aesthetic?

Thank you, my sons are obsessed with Bluey. We're gonna give this a try

I plan to fill my yard with fruit trees and vegetables. Not just for myself but for my neighbors as well. Praise God because He and He alone make everything grow and enable me to share. Hallelujah!!!

Fruit trees are really amazing Kris.

when you cut the weeds, can you just leave them in the soil? wont they just grow back?

Nice job

Great video!! I'm having the same issue, except I'm still getting blocked without being able to raise to the max amount. Did you completely remove the washer and jesus clip on the opposite side? (Where the bent washer was) So right now I have both washers and clips on either side, the belt is tight, but it won't allow me to fully raise. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the "locking lever to the left" part? Any tips you could provide would be hugely appreciated!

Happy Birthday! Holst's Jupiter is such a catchy tune!

You are a life saver! Thank you!

Thank you!!! I seriously need this tool. That looks much easier than using the common hoe. You sold me on it during your demonstration.

Black raspberries are my favorite. Those are looking great!

I've seen several of these Woodshed videos.. none are better than this.. I'm ready to build my own now.. subscribed .. well done A+

Happy Birthday

Garden looks great, as always! I have been happy with my berry harvest, zucchini’s, tomatoes and the first round of pumpkins. The beetles and stink bugs ate up my peas and beans, but I will try a second planting in the fall and be more diligent about picking them off when I see one.

What is the name of the finish that you used?

A+ Great video! Just what I was looking for. I would not have thought to use a reciprocating saw to finish the cut. Thanks

What was your measurement on cutting?

what product did you use to remove the paint.

Very nice! How did you seal the door so that water did not get in?

Would love to see a video of you making salsa verde! Garden is looking fantastic

I’m in Minnesota and just bought a couple of baby jades plants in pots with rooting. Brought them home to put in my own pots. Two questions I have are: 1. When keeping them outside in the summer as little as they are, should they be in direct sunlight? 2. When transitioning them into indoors before winter - what’s a good tip to not stress them out too much? AND how to get sun light for them in our long winters indoors? (Okay, maybe that was 3 questions 😅)

Just pressure wash that fence and seal or stain it and it will look like new.

Can you recommend the extension cord you used? Can you share link if possible

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Did you above the overlap or did you nail with the overlap?

Love the cozy cottage look! So do the birds and pollinators. I have a 1920s cottage and I love the natural look with letting plants do what they do. Your property is wonderful!!

Looks great, what stain did you use?

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I agree with you. Your space is much more beautiful than your neighborhood grass. Also much better for the environment around you.

So after 6 years, I think we will have a bumper crop of berries. We were only getting a pint or 2 of raspberries for the first several seasons. Plus the blackberries have finally come to life. Looks like we will be getting quite a few of those as well. Herbs are going gangbusters and tomatoes are growing well too. Planted what were labeled as BUSH cukes, but ended up trellising them to grow vertical, as there is nothing BUSH-like about them. Other stuff is doing just ok for now. Hopefully the heatwave and plenty of water will bring everything else to life. Your place looks fantastic!