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Thanks Man.

I do too!

I haven't looked into sourcing the metal roof. My sense is the cost may be much higher than shingles. I'd have to get metal cutting tools as well. I will not have spent a dime on lumber so I may be able to justify the cost. I'm also intimidated by my lack of experience with metal roofs but that has never stopped me....

That'll come with more views...I'm hoping :)

I have an acre of young pines that I cleared the ground underneath real well. I'm hoping to get all of my landscape straw from there.

It's a great store

We haven't been in too wet of conditions yet. The only time it was moderately buried, the Bobcat climbed right out of it. The McClariin tires grip the tracks very well. I'm surprised I haven't seen the tires slip inside the tracks more. My only comment regarding 10 vs 12" is make sure you have the clearance on your machine. I hope that helps. McClarin did not disappoint. I just got new tires to run without the track system. I'll know more once I have some time without the tracks. Nearly all my time on my Bobcat has been with the tracks system from McClarin. Good luck!

I hope that comes through.....

Thank you very much!

Glad you think so!

I still have 100's

Absolutely, hurry up. I need to step down a 12" water main pipe to a 4" Sch 40. I'm guessing there's a rubber gimmick that'll do that for zero pressure drain situation for the pond build.

Thanks Jim, Audio editing in general is at least 35% of the overall. Picking the music is a good bit of that.

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Stickers are usually 1” by 1” wide pieces of dry wood. They lay perpendicular to your lumber and in between each layer to provide airflow as the lumber dries. More on that in my next video. I’m not exactly sure how I’ll use this lumber but not likely for any portion of a home. Lots of projects around here that I will need good hardwood for. Some of the slabs would be great for an epoxy river table.

Amazing property and projects. We love Calvin!

Very cool that the family has that much history in the area. No doubt great resources.

He's a good dude.

I could have done better with more camera angles showing the excavator's movement. It was really sketchy. For me anyway!

These logs are in these videos. ua-cam.com/video/R1IvSKV5wck/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/iiMvs3CY5nE/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/kRZqe1BzxDw/v-deo.html More coming soon on the milling and offloading at the homestead. Stay tuned!

I do have a few projects in mind. I want to build a better firewood shed/small building at the fire pit. All the locals that came by the mill that day were saying this is white oak. The debate continues on how to identify sweetgum vs white oak. Either way, the wood is hard and the grain is nice. After all the white oak wood flooring I've nailed up, I can say it looks and smells like it. It's the thick sapwood layer that throws me off. We milled a lot of very wide and thick boards. Like 14"+ by 2". Those would make very nice farm tables.

I home they find them and tag in their socials....

Thank you very much!

Thanks 👍

It's been a blast. I can't wait to mill those logs. Ended up with 4 huge saw longs. The top one has where all the branches came out. Those boards will have some really cool figure. They will be nice for coffee tables etc...

Yep, the water will go where it goes now, just pausing and looking better while on it's way. That's the plan anyway.

I want to film a solo overnight camping video by the waterfall soon. That one will be epic!

Thanks @pilotjim60. I cut out so much footage too. No one fell but it was funny watching the old man hike back up the hill!

Indeed! I have picked out a few of your products that are on my wish list. We will be doing business again in the future. Thank you!

I'd say better.

Indeed!

Yes you do!

Thanks Dave, So many ideas! I hope I can make it interesting.

Right on the MS border near Columbus MS

That place is probably better suited for a diesel backup generator. If you have the room for solar panels, this system rivals Tesla's power wall.

So cool the roofed container idea 💡

That was so much fun at our age. Kids probably couldn't get away with these days.

It got into the low teens at night and then the low to mid 20's for the high for two days. Thanks Jimmy. I had to get out of the house. I was getting cabin fever.

I love just being outdoors. So much to explore. Thanks!

Thanks @SkylineBaronPilot. Have you noticed the rule of thirds in my filming? Thanks to you.

@@bamaland300 yes! Well done Sir!

Me too! Since I have a portable saw mill, I can cut my own lumber from local trees. I'm also not restricted to commercially available lumber sizes. That should give me unique design opportunities. Going to be fun!

Thanks, you too!

Thank you Mike. After 5 years, there's still parts of this property we haven't fully explore. Sharing all this with you guys is going to be a ball!

I might play with some small batch Turpentine

Me too!!

Thanks Buddy

You're the best!