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Try adding more sand. For a 3 gallon bucket, take out 1 gallon of soil, replace it with sand. You can go to the hardware store and get a bag of playground sand. I've seemed to get bigger onions in a sandy soil than using straight compost or potting soil

How long does take to plant straight to the soil?

Great video! That looks like a great space and is (almost) exactly what I want to do. Do you have any movement in the shed from doing pullups on the folding rig?

Your dog is so beautiful. Thanks for filming in the rain or us.

Good video. Wondering how this would do on red and white oak trees which are numerous in Minnesota. How do you think this compares to your gas chainsaw on this similar tree you cut down?

16:22 No safety switch! Haha. Those probably didn't have one.

I have a maple seed that is about4 ft tall and straight. Do leave it and will it form branches?

Genius

They look amazing. You did a great job on them. Look like a professional made them. State of the art.

Cannot wait to see the next one, I be it is going to look really nice.

We brough a kickoff of the Lugone table we brought two brackets so we can move it. We are turning ours into a bench and leaving the bed set up all the time. We will be able to move the table as a counter or dinner area over bench seat.

I did fiberglass on our retro burro. I learned a lot. Our floor had disconnected to the back. So had to figure out a way to fill it in and be sturdy. We could not get it to strap pressure back in place. Had a 1/4 inch to 1/2 space open to the ground. Well, we made a wood beam across and supported it, then laid play wood cut to inside area. I then fiberglass it to the front. Had tons of fiberglass in the body, did the inside first. I found a paint brush, paint surface, let sit a few minutes, then add fiberglass again and paint it over until really wet, then brought air bubbles out with pressure from center of on out with a wet paint brush with resin. Like wallpaper. I also used a roller thing I brought off Amazon to help remove air bubbles, on the edges of wood used a plastic small puddy knife and risen to get it flush. Worked. Well, fiberglass the bottom outside next where we did the repair. We had it about 1 yr. It is al we got done on it. We had surgery, my first then husband. Then catch up with what was behind, so now are getting ready to finish her. Looks good what you are doing. Makes me want to get to work on mine. Husband just retired so should have time. Peace!

chin up, back straight, chest over the bar, drive with the legs.

It need space it's a running plant

Did you make a video showing what you did with the half you prepared to use as seed potatoes in 2024? What you did, how you stored them until it was time to use them.

Great video, thanks. Could you get away with using 2x4's instead of the 4x4's for the main supports?

Go to silverwood its near athol idaho

Do you have to drill holes in the buckets for drainage?

Why not put linseed oil on parts before assembly? What’s your Dog’s name 🖖

Was this a versatube system?

Stawp making me hungry

I see most ppl using 5 gallons buckets. Wouldn't a 2 gallon bucket be sufficient? It's deep enough for roots to grow. I mean, I'm new to this. I could be wrong 🤷‍♂️

truck loads in Boise area are $2800 to $3k

My saw leaks bar oil when sitting on the shelf.What can I do?

Easy free bonsai love it thanks brother

Thank you for this step by step tutorial ! I can’t wait to replicate it.

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I did same conversion but i used rv fiberglass siding on the wood then just cut strips of mat for top corners coated them with a brush and resin added my cleats for table at bottom side of mat strip then just had to deal with sanding and filler on top. Still had about 20 hrs into it but it turned out great looks factory which is what i wanted

I just picked mine up today on clearance at Costco for $375. Probably a return but it’s guaranteed. Just watched. 6:23 Video is saved. My toro gas didn’t want to start up over winter in Chicago so this is my backup.

I just picked mine up today on clearance at Costco for $375. Probably a return but it’s guaranteed. Just watched. 6:23 Video is saved. My toro gas didn’t want to start up over winter in Chicago so this is my backup.

Using a plastic bag is genius. Thanks for sharing the tip. I’m renovating a 1986 Perris Pacer here in ID as well.

Freehand for the “W”!! Nice job on the curvature template.

This video was suggested so here I am. Subd and I'm also in the Panhandle. Recently upgraded my firewood equipment and just started a channel. Keep cutting! See you around.

For that money you can get a pool instead and few dumbbells and bars. Gym memberships not expensive.

Yeah here in south east Idaho I paid 2500 for a semi load roughly 11-14 cord. Used to be cheaper

Are they no longer using toxic chemical on PT wood, that wouldn’t wear a mask while cutting?

Hello from another fellow North Idaho channel! Would love to talk to you about who you bought from. Last year I won the Priest River loggers day log truck raffle and we are enjoying all of the logs ask firewood this last year. We definitely have decided this is the way to go and would love to find out who you used.❤❤

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Neither would check or raccoon.

Big foot under the shed.

That’s a lot of work Danny! Glad to see you using safety equipment too! Be up you way for the 4th!

God, I love this video!!! We just finished watching the truck load of logs you had delivered video. Had to watch this again. One of your best videos ever my friend!!!

Whoa!!!!!! Now that is one HUMUNGOUS pile of firewood!!! Someone hit the firewood jackpot!!!! Damn!!! The Mighty Husqvarna chainsaw will definitely be getting a workout and so will you!!! Love the drone shot of the unloading. SUPER cool!!! I have to admit, we will miss your firewood gathering videos. We LOVED those!!! That one with the snow and fog in September is one of my favorites!!! Hopefully, trips to the mountains will be part of your supplementation process!!! Wow, you made 10 trips last year! I had no idea it took that many trips to get one season of firewood. As much as we will miss your firewood gathering videos, this is a brilliant move. We will absolutely follow your battle plan. We will make sure we purchase enough firewood for 2 seasons, then supplement throughout the year to hopefully get to the point where we have a 5-year supply. That might be a bit aggressive, but we will reevaluate as we increase our inventory. We are totally stealing your idea. 😊 Thank you for sharing it and sharing the costs. Now I can budget. Hey, maybe one day you can do a review of your Husqvarna. I have been in the Stihl camp for a while. I would love to know why you picked the Husqvarna. That is a substantial cost savings. Almost half. In my opinion, that is a no brainer. You can always take a trip to get some firewood when you want to spend time outdoors, BUT the beauty is you do not NEED to go. Not to mention, with the price of trucks now a days, you probably added 5 years to your vehicle’s life span!!! How long do you think it would take to process that much timber. Yikes!!! I am taking a wild guess, but I will say 150 hours. Am I even close or did I miss that by a country mile? 😊 Wow, what a great perspective shot of you next to the timber pile when you are marking the chopping lengths. Damn, that is a big pile of wood. My friend, you should be set for a zombie apocalypse. Hehehehe, love the shot when you are marking the lengths on the logs and Lolly is SNOOZING peacefully in the background. All that commotion and she does not even blink!!! Oh, good Lord, how is your one spine doing??? Man, you cut and stacked a LOT of wood. Hehehehehehe, 6' 8", brother, you are 10' 8" in heart alone!!!! Did you mention you had a wood splitter? Is this something new? We would LOVE to see a video on how you process firewood. Oh man, you have no idea how much we loved this video!!! We are definitely going to follow in your footsteps and get a truckload of logs!!! Great way to spend a Sunday evening!!! Can’t wait to see the next video!!! Be well and stay safe my friend!!!

We like it a lot! We do the same thing in Michigan but yes we get hardwoods, mostly oak. We go through about 14 cords of split wood each winter. Definitely share a video of splitting it!

Love the video. Here in Post Falls, are you farther up North?

That's one of those red pandas

Ringtail cat

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