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Master of None
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At Master of None we cover the projects and hobbies that pass through my garage. Blacksmithing, camping, reviews, household, cooking.. pretty much anything interesting that's happening on the weekend. Entertaining and perhaps sometimes educational.
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Making Medieval Small Beer
In this video we are making a medieval small beer like people would have drank in place of water. Link to the recipe and other related information is below.
www.cs.cmu.edu/~pwp/tofi/medieval_english_ale.html
www.cs.cmu.edu/~pwp/tofi/medieval_english_ale.html
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Cushy Camper Hammock Review
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In this video we are taking a first look at the Cushy Camper Premium Hammock. This hammock comes with bug netting, a rainfly, and a dry sack to store it all in.
Settlers Wrench Camping Tool
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In this video we are testing a product that I found online that was refereed to as a Settlers Wrench. There are a variety of these on sites like Amazon sold by multiple companies, lets see what they are all about.
Goose Island Oktoberfet
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In this video we are having Goose Islands Oktoberfest this beer clocks in at 5.7% ABV
Surly Darkness Beer Review
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In this video we are drying Darkness by Surly . This Russian imperial stout clocks in at 12% A.B.V. Link to Ron's channel here www.youtube.com/@UCrW2eoKdOlpFSlKHm98s8UQ
I Made Townsends Mushroom Ketchup Lets Try it.
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In this video we taste some Mushroom Ketchup that I made following the recipe in the video by Townsends. Townsends is a great channel full of recipes and knowledge from the 18h Century. Be sure to cklick on the link for his Mushroom Ketchup video below. ua-cam.com/video/29u_FejNuks/v-deo.html
Prairie Artisan Ales Christmas Bomb
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In this video we are tasting Christmas Bomb from Prairie Artisan Ales. This Stout clocks is at 13% A.B.V and is defiantly worth trying out.
New Fat Tire Vs Old Fat Tire Correction
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Correction from last weeks video about Fat Tire. Shame on Myself and New Belgium.
Back to Roots Organic Micro Greens Grow Kit
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In this video we grow the Back to Roots Organic Micro Greens Grow Kit.
New Fat Tire vs Old Fat Tire Beer Review
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Happy Thirsty Thursday! Tonight we are tasting Original Fat Tire and comparing it to the brand new recipe! Don't forget to subscribe and let us know what you think in the comments.
Honey Badger Knife Review After Year Plus of Use
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Honey Badger Knife Review After Year Plus of Use
Master of None Learns Land Navigation Part One
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Master of None Learns Land Navigation Part One
McKenzie's Peach Mango Hard Cider Review
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McKenzie's Peach Mango Hard Cider Review
Powerup Remote Controlled Paper Airplane Unboxing and Flight
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Powerup Remote Controlled Paper Airplane Unboxing and Flight
Surly Blueberry Crumble DARKNESS Beer Review
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Surly Blueberry Crumble DARKNESS Beer Review
Master of None Learns: Latin With Lingva Latina Part 2
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Master of None Learns: Latin With Lingva Latina Part 2
Busch Dog Brew Turkey Tasting and Review
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Busch Dog Brew Turkey Tasting and Review
Beer reviews sticky puddles strawberry rhubarb
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Beer reviews sticky puddles strawberry rhubarb
Master of None Learns: Latin With Lingva Latina Part One
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Master of None Learns: Latin With Lingva Latina Part One
Sweet Water+Broken Coast BC Lager Beer Review
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Sweet Water Broken Coast BC Lager Beer Review
Beer Review Prairie Artisan Ales BOMB!
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Beer Review Prairie Artisan Ales BOMB!
Blacksmithing Projects Forging a Spoon
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Blacksmithing Projects Forging a Spoon
Dude this video sucks
Sometimes it makes more sense to use the settlers tool before you cut the log w/a saw. If you have to hold the log as you are doing you loose so much torque and your energy is wasted. Whenever you use this tool the less effort you exert holding the log the more energy goes into the tool. A follow up vid??
Thanks for specifying the torque specs. Legend !
On a new clutch should the pulley spin freely or be tight? I just ordered one and it’s very difficult to turn the pulley straight out of the package. Thanks
Dont use thread locker, it changes the torque requirement which must be accurate to ensure longevity of the clutch
This video suxk 😅
This is a BEFORE and AFTER PHOTO it is NOT how to replace the PTO clutch. You did all of that off camera. NO help at all
Would have liked to see the clutch plug removed and installed
I would thumbs up but u didn’t even show the wire part
Didn't work on mine
Absolutely useless video. Didn't show how to remove or install.
Do you have a video of putting the cable on
Thank you for the video, it really helped me a lot and saved a lot of money
Why do all the other videos tell you to remove the entire deck??????? Your demo is Badass... Thanks...
If you manifold two tanks together you now are pulling less from each tank thus slowing the rate of the lpg going from a liquid to a gas therefore evading the freeze ups.
100% this.
What a waste of time. Nothing to "see" here.
The crappy thing with all these clutches is the fact you can't just press out the bearing. The bearing fails...you have to replace the whole unit. Why do they do that 😮
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I hope you didnt use red threadlocker on that small pulley bolt😂 I would just use new bolt and torque properly, just in case you need to remove that pulley in the future for any reason😂
It's blue thread locker, but you make a good point that the correct thing would be to get a new factory bolt. 👍
You're not gonna be able to temper anything with a toaster oven.
Larry my toaster oven holds steady at 400 when set to just over 350 why do you think it can't temper anything?
Tip. If you wanna keep your price straight and get a more even “upset”. Stick it in a short piece of pipe that has the inside diameter of roughly what you want the larger diameter of your rod to be. Then just wack it with a hammer a few times and wallaa.
That's brilliant! Great tip, thanks.
What material do u need to forage ,?
That little garden spade was some thin mild bar stock from a local welder.
Also this isn't meant to be used in hard ground or gravel like my kids did. If you want to dig in rocks and gravel use something you can heat treat.
Zero help for my zero turn! Not showing the salient parts of the process just leaves everyone in the dark about how to actually remove/install.
In my case, I need to take the clutch off to replace the belt, but the bolt won’t budge and the motor just turns over if you put a impact wrench on it what’s your suggestion?
I was able to remove mine with the impact but when I torqued it back on I found a spot on the shaft I could hold with large channel lock. You could try that.
@@MasterofNone2 Thanks for the information however, I was able to get a curved jaw vice grips just below the pulley on top and after that I was able to get thebolt out. 🙂
Grass still clogged up
Gravy,pies,sauces etc....anywhere you'd use Worcester Sauce....the ones you can buy here (UK) are too salty...home made you can adjust...
Like most things you get better results making it yourself and you can customize it to your liking!
Tomato 👎
I rarely use the same recipe twice, if you have a ghost pepper sauce recipe link it and we will give it a try.
I made some scotch bonnet sauce with tomatoes and love it! I rarely use the same recipe twice either... and everything is usually just on a whim.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Umami or Unami?
Not you too sweet Merilew!
@@MasterofNone2 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤭 sorry
A trick I literally just used before watching this video is I pour hot water over the tanks and regulator to keep things flowing smoothly. I live in my RV and use two, 100 pound tanks for supply and in this current weather we've been having, it's currently 4 degrees F outside, and I was awakened this morning at 5:00 am. to the sound of the heater trying to fire but it couldn't. I went out to check and sure enough, everything was frozen. I couldn't even turn the switch over valve on the regulator! I went inside and filled two, one gallon water jugs with hot tap water, my water heater runs at 140 degrees, took them outside and thawed everything out. I just poured the water over the regulator, line and the tank currently in use as it wasn't even near empty, and before I used up the first gallon, everything went back to running fine.
Stay warm Bob hope it warms up some where you are soon.
Thanks for sharing Shawn. Awaiting part two.
Working on it Geoff part two is a ton of footage and it's a mess.
It’s not “UNAMI” lIke you said. It’s UMAMI. Kind of important to get the words pronounced correctly if you are making a video.
Hmm I have been saying that wrong for a lot of years, thanks. As for the importance of getting everything right in a video I suggest you watch the rest of my catalog, I get something wrong in every one. 👍
Great to see a vid from ya again..will be interesting to see you taste it..thanks Shawn 👍🏻🍻
I drink it for a whole day if I can get the video edited.
Good to see a video from you. I’m interested to see the next video with the finished product. How’s the Latin coming?
Completely gave up on the Latin,. I need to do some figuring out on how to put the drinking small beer video together. Might have to voice over some of the footage or something, it's not really coming together on it's own.
Moses gave Hoshea son of Nun the name Joshua (Numbers 13:16) The joke goes: Who in the bible did not have a parents..... Joshua (Hosea) because he was the son of none (Nun).
I have never heard that, I can't wait to share that with the boy. Thanks.
Try rapping the end of drill with leather piece, glove or cloth rag so it is easier to hold. The wood crafts tool and projects have a learning curve to get good at the skill. Watching a video on how to do it or have teacher show me is what I will do. Tool seemingly works if it holds up to uses then it is good.
I have a piece of leather with some velcro now that wraps around it nicely. 👍
Getting out and making memories with your son is the important part. Trial and error with the tool may get him problem solving. Enjoy!
This cold weather makes me long for spring and warmer weather camping adventures for sure.
I think you fire was far to large for 1 piece of meat; cooking at a low temp, over a greater period of time may work out a little better for you. Thanks for the video.
I have the 4 probe, the device connects to wifi and each probe connects by bluetooth. It's awesome.
The block looks awesome, I did just get the new Meater 2 +. I plan on doing a video covering the differences soon.
M us hroom sauce is supposed to be brown ad leave it to ferment for a year in a dark place bury inthe ground
I have another jar from when I made this that will be coming up on a year of aging in a few months.
Keep a piece of leather with the tool to wrap around the auger when using the scotch eye part.
That's a great tip, I even found a piece of leather that has some velcro on it and I am keeping it wrapped around the shaft.
Have a link for that one in particular?? I’ve ordered a couple non as stout as that one!
Unfortunately I bought it too long ago for Amazon to have it on my previous orders and there is no name on the wrench or sheath.
i just got the meter plus its very confusing but good video bro
Did you get the + or the meater 2+?
Given the watery consistency of mushroom ketchup, do you think it can be successfully used to wet brine meat, imparting not only saltiness to the meat, but also the umami mushoominess?
It works great in marinades, as a brine you might have to add salt.
Part number for The PTO Clutch for a GT 1554 Cub Cadet.
How do you loosen the bolt that holds the clutch assembly on? My clutch shaft and engine just spin.
A air impact did the job for me, otherwise you will have to find a way to stop the engine from turning. When I torqued the bolt to put it back together I used a large channel lock.
I found a large vice-grip would keep the shaft from spinning and I could then loosen the bolt.
@@cmlyk 👍
Why are you trying to drill the wood on your lap? Your leverage for using the tool is ridiculous.
Just to get it in frame for the video. Defiantly not ideal.
thank you! just bought a forge. this is the exact answer to my question. sometimes UA-cam works.
Glad I could help!
Bathroom a good place to make wine in case you need TP for your bunghole.
As everyone else mentioned. Skipping the part of actually removing the clutch is really awesome. Glad you did that for us