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Thank you sir! Yes, that bbq motor really does a great job of evenly coating the bowl!

thats what mine does I just bought the new 201tc for 800

Air leak , probably the pulse pipe or rubber manifold

Sorry, I can not remember the exact brand, but it was just plain wood glue.

Any PVA wood glue will do. The brand doesn't matter. It's very strong: often claimed to be stronger than the wood it's repairing! Dries almost clear, but wipe off as much excess as possible. It's good stuff.

I bet they do know how. Farmers know the history of wheat production and could educate all of us on how to produce a substantial harvest and how to dehull the wheat berries. Don't mock a farmer. They know how things worked in the past to the present.

@End Times Are upon us couldn't agree more. I just made this as a side salad rather than macaroni salad fur a family BBQ. Even the fussiest of eaters loved it

I have never tried, but I imagine vinegar might dissolve the surface of the resin too..? It would certainly take a while to melt off the egg shell and I am personally too impatient!

That is a great idea!

Mine ended up slightly under 6' long. Sorry, I don't remember how long the strips of leather were, but I use the rule of thumb of 3.5 times the length of the leather for whatever you are covering. I also wet the leather and stretch it longer while I plait sometimes.

Thank you for your comments! I have a new job that is keeping me too busy to pay attention to youtube these days, so no new videos for a while now.. good luck with your wheat, it is a rewarding bit of hard work! Let me know if you need to borrow a flail! ;)

Thank you! That is very kind of you to say!

I can't find the leftover piece I have, but I am pretty sure it was 1/4".. I remember it being thinner than a wooden pencil

@@vocationcreations3149 thanks for answering! 👍

@@asurasyn my pleasure, sorry I couldn't be more specific.. I did rummage around for that spare piece but I think my wife threw it out!!

Thank you for this comment! You know, I have asked many people how much land to grow enough wheat and no one could ever give me a reasonable answer, so this is great. I agree, there are easier ways to do what I did, but I wanted the by-hand experience. Thank you for taking the time to send out this thorough reply and instructional, if I do it again I will make the chaff separator for sure. I have to admit that I still have berries in my fridge from that harvest. I did not attempt to build a mill and I had a lot of trouble getting it fine enough to use with blender and mortar and pestle. It ended up being something that I added to processed flour to make it more interesting, but I never managed to get it fine enough to make bread from my own flour alone.

@@vocationcreations3149 if you end up buying a flour mill, they are fairly reasonable. Typically I would recommend grinding your berries on a medium setting, sifting the bran out, then grind again on fine. There are some mills made for this, they have a automatic sifter on top of the mill for you to pour your medium grind into. It will sift out most of the bran and send the rest back into the mill. If you use a bender or whatever, just sift the flour after and you will have some very nutritious flour that is perfect for making breads. You can also just eat the bran with raisins and milk for the healthiest Raisin Bran you have ever eaten.

@@bleeblin5252 thanks for the tips, maybe I will plant a plot again this year. I am still under 3' of snow at the moment...!

@@vocationcreations3149 that’s crazy. Sorry to hear you still have so much snow. Thanks for the kind responses. If you do plant more wheat, give us a video. Take care

Of course it is! Probably they all come from the same factory..!

It has been a while since I tried these, but if I were to speculate... Is it possible that the shells were still a bit wet inside when you poured the resin? I took the shells off after about 24 hrs. It is possible that if one tries to take the shells off too early, the resin could be stickier, or if they were left for much longer than 24 hrs, perhaps the fully cured resin is also fusing to the shells? At 24 hrs, my resin is cured, but still soft enough to cut with a knife. After 3 days it is rock hard. I suppose it could be the egg shells themselves? Have you tried different types of eggs? Also, there are tons of different types of epoxy resin, so maybe your resin doesn't like the egg shells, or likes them too much? Unfortunately, the stuff I have been using, while well priced, has no brand name or details that I could share. I had a sticky one in the video as well. I trimmed the shell off with a pocket knife, but there were a couple of spots that were pretty stuck. I also had one overheat in the shell and the resin egg came out cracked apart. I am sorry that it did not work for you. If I think of anything else I will reply again!

Thank you so much back to me. I'll probably did leave it in too long .I did find an easier way to take shell off of the ones I already did. I put one in a cup of water for a day and half then took my knife and scraped it right off with any trouble or messing the egg up. 😃 And again thank you I've been following your blog and you do great work and help a beginner out a lot.

@@tiamadden8439 I am so happy that you enjoy, and find something useful from my videos! I sometimes wonder why I make them, since I am not really looking for fame and fortune from youtube, but when even one person like you makes a comment like this, I remember how great it feels to be helpful and appreciated for it! thanks again, I appreciate the positive feedback. I have been on a low motivation stint from making videos and this sparks the urge to get back at it! Happy New Year!

Happy new year to you too. And have blessed year.

I am happy that you found something amusing, and something useful. Too bad that you felt you had to jump on the watering can trashing trend, but I guess I deserve to have my feelings hurt for making that terrible thing... It was just to apply water gently so that the seeds would stay put until they sprouted. I was using a barrel to water, so no pressure for a nozzle. It actually did exactly what I wanted it to do and I didn't have to leave the house to go and buy anything from a store.

@@vocationcreations3149 well that's a good idea if yer too lazy/poor to go to store...

@@aksaraylicelali Thank you for your comments and for watching!

Thank you, yes, there were many ways this could have been easier but I am a glutton for punishment..! I like your channel, I will be looking through your videos when I can! And I am jealous of your farm and your hardiness zone... I am up in Canada and in Zone 4, so not much of a growing season. I always wanted a farm, but we ended up on an acre and a half. It is enough for me to have chickens and some gardens, but no other livestock. I feel your idea of the forest garden. I am a tree guy and if I had the hardiness zone for it, all of my plantings would bear edible fruit.. I have always read permaculture books and tried to apply what I could to our situation. It takes planning, patience and a ton of work, but the feeling of accomplishment when reaping the rewards can not be replicated.

@@vocationcreations3149 yeah I’m in zone 8 and I can grow a lot. I don’t get alot of chill hours though. I’ve recently started looking for stuff that grows naturally in my area. Native fruits, nuts, berries and vegetables. A buddy of mine just gave me a bunch of wild persimmons and I harvested the seeds out of them. I have a little more than 8 acres. Most of it is timber. But I got it pretty cheap back in 2014 and moved onto it about 2 and a half years ago. I want to buy more land but money is tight right now. We moved from our 1 acre homestead and basically started from scratch.

@@rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291 Oh, the trees I would grow in Zone 8! And all the other things of course. It sounds great, good luck to you. I hope your forest grows into what you wish for it.

Thank you, I hope that it was helpful somehow! I have gotten better since this video and have sold a couple on Etsy now! They take a while to make though and it is hard to sell them for enough to make it worthwhile.

I got a large stainless steel bowl of wheat berries after everything.. ua-cam.com/video/WKLbwubx1cU/v-deo.html this is the video of the harvest. I like to try things the old or hard way; I know that there are many easier methods to process wheat. I like to know that I can "do" these things, so I did this more as an experience than anything. It is a ton of work though and I have to admit that I buy most of my flour... I made the homemade water thing because the plot is too far away for a garden hose and I was watering out of a rain barrel by gravity. I couldn't use a store bought nozzle since there is not enough pressure with the barrel, and I wanted to gently water the seeds, so that my rows stayed true and I thought the trickle that it produced was pretty good! After the plants grew a bit I switched to just using the hose with my thumb over the hole. Thank you for your comment and the questions!