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Thank you for showing us what a pain it truely is to put the brackets in. You left in your video all of the problems tht get edited out of other videos. I would still want ot do this upgrade, but now I am aware of the problems .

That is a kick ass drill right through the rail!

As a tractor trailer mechanic working on my own personal Jeep I only had one broken bolt use a stick welder 6011 rod weld a nut to it and tap it with a hammer not too lightly it may take a few times of welding and not on you'll get it🎉

I need 2!

Heck yeah his stuff is awesome

One thing that could work with the float is drilling a couplee of small diameter holes. One higher and one low. With the fuel inside the float over the lower hole, blow air with the compressor into the upper hole. This will force the fuel out and help evaporate the fuel that is in there. Then you can solder the holes shut. Done. One repaired float.

That’s not a gnome, that’s a gonk

My children went to camp there for a week two different years. It was such a memorable experience for my children.❤️❤️

Bro my gnomes keep stealing my food so I called the gnome keeper

I've watched this before, I still love it. You two are awesome.

there are snap in place connector kits for some railing ballasts, can these be used with rebar if the sizing matches?

Hey Jason, that is a big YES, on more renovations. Love that island. So unique.

Yep, that isn’t going anywhere! Good to see an update video on the progress. Definitely looking great!!

Yes

Hey Jason, Been a while since I found one of your videos. That house is a work of art ! Great idea for supporting the slab, it blends very well with the floor. I know you are so proud of your son. Hope all is well with you and your's.

I want it , how much?

Looks great!

Hey nice addition with the square bar. However, have you considered larger washers on the inside (Bolt Head), just for more stability ??

When you were grinding...you used the safety squint. 😮

Looks like everything worked out. Great build. Only things I would change is moving the trailer jack to the opposite site so it doesnt interfere with using the winch in any way. and the "cap" you made for keeping the line from "falling off the pulley" I would trim it down so its much tighter tolerance on the pulley. With it having a large gap still there is the possibility of the cable bouncing out of the pulley.

How artistic and attractive 🌈I enjoy the Becorn videos that Mr. Bird makes and it was fun watching you create this becorn dragonfly 💝

Gotta work smarter, not harder. Great work and good to see ya again!

Proof of concept, check! Sorry to hear the news. Take your time getting back in the groove.

The old porch frontage makes me wonder if this wing used to be a general store?

Love the last image!❤

Hey Jason, Been a while. Good to see you being creative again.

Shane has a good eye and good hands. Nice design!

Wow! Beautifully done! ❤

Heck yeah that worked out good. We got a four wheeler trailer with a fold down gate we put a wench on and it really comes in handy. Hope you’re able to work through the family problem you have had. It’s sad that we have to go through these things but our creator promises he will bring these things to an end. Revelation 21:3.4. Looking forward to the carving video

All that welding and wire. Just tack them, grind them flat and get 6 bottles of seam sealant. Looks great

Bravo! Well Done!!

Heck yeah NED! Like it Roy. I got a 2006 LJ most impractical behicle in the world but can’t see ever parting with it 😀

Que la visión de la escena sea más amplia, además debes hablar menos, hablamos otro idioma ( otra lengua), viendo lo que haces entendemos mejor 🇨🇴🛖🙋☕☕☕

I want one!!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊

Wow, I visited this farm some 20 years ago with my grandchildren. We have many pictures of what they did there. And memories, Thank you for screening!

What gauge metal are you using for the repair?

Delightful. Simplely and purely delightful. A joy to see everyday in your garden. Love Becorns ❤❤❤

I have same scout 80 2wd, engine is a pain in the butt to remove and install

Doing my first old Jeep, '56 CJ5. It's been cobbled on since it was new and I'm un cobbling the thing. Anyway, the brakes had been done recently, new lines, master cylinder, and apparently someone rebuilt the originals and the drivers side front was weeping brake fluid. No problems, got an OEM wheel cylinder for it and fixed it. Passenger rear started to leak. The axle nut was nearly hand tight and the key was somehow put in upside down and backwards. You are the absolutely first person to explain and show why and how the key goes in correctly! I had to replace the grease seal also because grease was all over the new brakes that were in there. Thank you for pointing out how to install the key correctly! It was driving me crazy. I'm old enough to know drum brakes, but never had a tapered shaft with a keyway.

What a great video and tribute to David's work. I love his child like touch on all his pictures. You have captured this as well, super job!!

I think David Bird would love what you all created. Have you named them. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Amazing work! Very cool how you entwined wood carving with the metal art.

Roy that Gnome is sweet I’m gonna try that! NICE WORK!

Just found your channel and this video. I am interested in the take off parts (6 Volt Starter Motor and Generator) if they are still available.

I love the Becorns, so this was great to watch!

Hello, I really liked your videos. I would like to ask you what caliber the tubes and sheet you used are.

Very interesting build!

Hey Jason, That is a very unusual design for a table/island. That is going to make it very interesting to anyone who enjoys building unusual items. Looking forward to a follow up. Take Care.

Good experience