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@@projectswithjw thanks buddy, hope you’re doing well, how long did the Batman neck stick around

@@PaulJunkin thanks Paul! The shadow is worth it but the rest of the saw is amazing too. And thank you! I’ve learned a lot recently

@@RohitlRaghav shame on you for outsourcing the responsibility of feeding yourself 🤡

@LandFather life is so precious as like you

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bet that works good too

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I've went back and forth on the wood stove. Bought two and ended up selling them both. Maybe one day 😂

@@SeriouslyStumpd the saw up on my work table is a bit too high, but you’re right!

@@SeriouslyStumpd I’m working on weaseling one out of my Dad he’s not using, I’m pretty sure I’m gunna do it, just probably won’t get to it this winter

@@LandFather ohhhh that's the way to do it!

@@Buttons_fix_it thank you Buttons! Hopefully it takes a few years for them to realize that. The casters and concrete floors make for a fun combo I reckon!

@@nancikinser2007 it’s a great tool! Thanks for watching

@ I think my hubs just took delivery of one. So thanks!

@@99Projects then you can make your own hamper too, thanks for watching!

@@jaystus thank you! Hope yall are ready for the snow tomorrow!

@ can’t wait!

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@@jorgeortega3635 thanks for stopping by, I’m in the upstate. Building is 30x40 with 12 ft overhangs on the 40ft sides, 2 12x12 roll up doors, man door on each side, and a smattering of windows. I built it in February 2023 and I love it

@@dangerousfarmer it works great, keeps the hair off the meat, I keep the golf ball, the same cinch rope, and an anchor point for the rear of the 4 wheeler to my mini ex ready to go during hunting season. Give it a shot and post a video about!

@@KearneyCreekFarm Thank you! Learned a lot recently

@@martyc513 mine has no wobble. I could see the chuck getting slid on wonky causing that, two duds in a row seems unlikely too

@ thanks for your quick reply. I noticed both of mine had nylon pulleys on the bit side. Didn’t yours have two aluminum?

@ yes they’re both aluminum on mine, that’s strange, how long ago did you buy them?

@ this week.

@@martyc513 weird. I bought mine a few months ago, I doubt they switched in that time

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@@barryhughes8963 I just really don’t like them! Drill bit drawer is going to get fixed soon. Had my shop for almost 2 years and I’m just about done getting it dialed in

@LandFather I'm 2-3 years into my barn and woodworking shop, and both need a serious overhaul for improved organization and efficiency.

@ it’s a lot of work to get it right and keep it right but it’s worth it for me

@@barryhughes8963 thanks! It’s been okay. I’ve been a bit disappointed with the ports, they don’t tighten down as much as I want. I don’t think it’s a permanent solution for me, but it bought me some time

@LandFather that's cool. Always trying to improve, keep it up.

@@barryhughes8963 thank you. I keep trying new things, learning, and improving. It’s how I’m wired.

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@@nicholasblohowiak29 35 cords is a lot of wood, I reckon I should get a shorter bar for it, thanks for watching!

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@@99Projects best $6 I’ve ever spent at a gas station “Do you know how fast you were going, meow?”

@@GeorginaBessenyei can’t do that in South Carolina

@@Buttons_fix_it I’ve basically gotten to the point where an unexpected trip out during a project feels like a personal failure. Thank you! And thanks for watching buddy!

@@keithienmason4643 I’m not sure I know what you’re saying

@@99Projects they are the worlds most universal tool

@@Boudreaux911 thanks for watching! $299 is a screaming deal for this

@@SeriouslyStumpd thanks man! I kept them that low for the first few days and I’ve moved them up twice since (why I used the chains to hang em), I’m now only running two of three too Angle grinder is the way!

@LandFather Gotcha gotcha. I was just curious if they needed that level of heat as they grew. I'd imagine the first week has the highest probability of losing chicks.

@ you have to “harden them off” likes seed starts before planting haha, the most common way to lose chicks is for the brooder to be too cold or drafty and then the huddle together and will suffocate the chicks at the center of the pile. 3-5% mortality is super common with little chickens and I’ve seen that in my own experience, for sometimes no explainable reason 😂

@LandFather I didn't think about the suffocation aspect. Makes sense though. Keep up the good work bro!

@@joshuabull thanks buddy!

@@TheHelmanHomestead I bought two within 10 days of buying the first so I understand what you mean!

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@@Buttons_fix_it thanks for watching! Grinder on hardware cloth is the move, easy quick and accurate

Hole in the ground works good 👍 thanks for watching

Thanks buddy, he was spared but evicted