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Great job!!!

Im in Minnesota aa well

Lol the clean out.

We did something similar. We laid two layers of blocks on an existing slab, ran rebar into the slab, and then filled the blocks with concrete. I wouldn't do it for anything serious, but for that small shed it was okay.

Heck yea man!

What kind of oil

That’s a pet rabbit 🐇 he heard you and was like yikes I thought I was supper

Thanks!

Horseradish is used in fire cider too. Thanks for the video.

DANGIT! I'm always starving after each one of these videos lmao.

Ty

The size of the horseradish root will be equal to the dept of the hole. Long story short. Plant is dept to get longer root.

Dumb rabbit is good on munching on my rose garden roots, but it cannot dig itself outta that one.. go figure

They dont all have lobes or look like mittens. They can be serrated or smooth too.

The taste is much better from spring harvest ,, Its very good for horses with breathing issues ,, Noticable results ,,, hence its name ,,,and it grows wild all over uk ..near ditchs ,,

I planted it and now it is a huge patch I use it tho

What Birch Tree variety is that? Paper? River?

The best video on poison ivy on UA-cam! Salute!

Much appreciated little bro 🙏

Wow, thanks so much for showing such a cheap and simple way to catch rabbits! There’s this fat rabbit (wild but fed by our neighborhood) and he’s picking off my sunflower sprouts one by one, so I will definitely be giving this a try!

The only thing better than horseradish is.... More horseradish!

I call bull shit

nice video. I would just avoide the chicken scratch house wrap.

If I caught a large raccoon in that trap he would totally destroy it. But I bet it is great for rabbits

Can native plants be invasive? Or just spreads easy??

Mispronunciation of "conduit" made me suspect of the rest of the info... It's overall fairly solid, even if I personally don't like the workmanship. It will work, likely pass inspection, but definitely says "homeowner did this" or "electrician was the cheapest available". Not trying to disparage the work done here, I would just personally put more effort into it. First issue: Don't PUSH wires through a conduit. With a PVC conduit like that, they make fish tape (really just a special plastic twine), attach that to a plastic bag, then start feeding the plastic bag into the conduit. Use a shopvac on the other end to pull the plastic bag with fish tape attached through. Then tie your wires to the the tape and pull back through. Second issue: Needs nail protection plates on the studs over the holes where wires go through. Regardless of local code or use of AFCI breakers, these need to be installed. Otherwise you or someone else could accidentally run a nail or screw into the wiring. Third issue. Unless those walls are going to be closed up, all that wiring is considered exposed and should be in conduit of some kind, or use MC. I will ALWAYS advocate the use of conduit no matter what, ESPECIALLY for walls that will be closed up. If something should ever happen to the wiring, it is significantly easier to pull new wire through the conduit than it is to reopen the walls. I prefer flex metal conduits, but rigid metal conduits work, too. Not a big fan of PVC, but it has its uses. Personal preference. To add to the third issue, if wasps packing mud into outlets is an issue, or pests in general are a concern, they will get into the boxes as well. I would definitely recommend conduit as it would make it harder for pests to enter, and with solid metal or PVC conduits and gaskets behind the wall plates it would make them very difficult or impossible for pests to get in. Footnote: I personally will likely never install lights with integrated LEDs unless a traditional fixture is unavailable or impractical. It is significantly easier to change a bulb than an entire fixture. While swapping a fixture is not a massive undertaking, just an annoyance, anyone can change a bulb. DISCLAIMER: I am NOT an electrician. I am a DIYer who does mountains of research before undertaking projects to ensure that anything I do meets or exceeds code. I usually exceed code. I have passed all inspections on the first try and the inspectors have complimented me on the work and commented on the (good) overkill nature of the workmanship. I don't half ass anything that could endanger me or my family.

Hopefully this helps someone…. When my husband cleans fish he uses a cardboard and for some reasons slugs and snails love it! I put the cardboard In my garden in the evening and the next morning it is covered in slugs and snails. Super easy to dispose of after

Great job in documenting all the steps and then summarizing it into 1 video! Very informative. Thank you so much.

That's NOT a pitchfork, it's a Potato Fork. Pitchforks are much lighter weight and only used for pitching hay.

Looks good but Philly Cheese steaks do not use provolone they use cheese wiz

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Hello. I am from Sweden. It's easier to make dough by using weight, aspecially grams-

Right????😅

Thank you for a great to the point step by step video. It was excellent!!

Great video! I like how you showed your progress over the year. Thanks for taking the time to make it.

Interesting, nice work

$40 is very cheap when you calculate the time and work that you save

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It would’ve dug out

I'm glad you didn't kill it

I'm in Minnesota too!

I planted most of them with the cap on, will they sprouted? First time doing it instead of my squirrels. And wonder if i need to plant it with a certain side up. Thanks

BRUTAL taping job.

First question- what do you do with all the crap you store in the garage?

You sound like a deep uper.

Me eating shrimp cocktail in bed at 2:30am; "what is horseradish, anyway?!"

OMG those sandwiches look AWESOME!!

This is the best video: informative, thank you for timeline and recipes. It’s just a full circle approach. Very caring. Well done.

Thank you. I homestead and homeschool too. It’s tremendously hard work but I know it will bless my household in the end. God bless.

Great content! I just discovered this as I am gearing up to start my Menards Garage build. Why do you choose truss framing vs. handcut rafters? What do you see being the benefits to either method?