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Britt Everhart
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Firewood, chicken keeping and all things around my property!
Loading some bunkers with YouTube’s loudest rooster. #011
This is a fairly standard process for me in my woodyard. I do a lot of the processing up front then haul it to the back of the house where it gets stored to season. Oh, and a rooster vocally assaulting me for screen time.
#woodyard #firewood #sidehustle #rooster #woodhound #honda #trailer
#woodyard #firewood #sidehustle #rooster #woodhound #honda #trailer
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Firewood inventory. Fall is around the corner! #010
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This is a current (8/24) firewood/woodyard inventory update as we wind down through summer and start to ramp up for fall aka firewood season! #firewood #inventory #inventoryvideo #sidehustle #wolferidge #fall
Firewood recovery across the creek, part 1. #009
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#firewood #sidehustle #chainsaws #diy
Is my holzhausen woodpile getting out of hand!? #008
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Is my holzhausen woodpile getting out of hand!? #008
Is (Siberian) Elm good firewood??? #007
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Is (Siberian) Elm good firewood??? #007
Splitting hickory cooking wood on the Wolferidge! #006
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Splitting hickory cooking wood on the Wolferidge! #006
Splitting cherry cooking wood with the Wolferidge! #005
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Splitting cherry cooking wood with the Wolferidge! #005
Splitting sycamore with the Wolferidge pro 28c #004
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Splitting sycamore with the Wolferidge pro 28c #004
Oak cookie table top for the woodyard! #003
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Oak cookie table top for the woodyard! #003
Splitting hickory on the homemade log splitter! #001
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Splitting hickory on the homemade log splitter! #001
Did you cut that piece or buy it?
@@nevinthebros cut. It was about to be firewood and I figured I’d let it hang out a bit. It guards the post behind it because right there is where I get dump loads of firewood and some of the logs like to roll down the hill into the support pier there.
What brand are your hookaroon?
@@dereksstuff8395. Fiskars and I do NOT recommend them. I have so many because of lifetime replacements and another one just broke and they’re telling me I can’t get a refund or replacement. I’ve got a video about the entire situation coming in the next week or two.
Not gonna be playing marbles on that table
@@chrisolee we the function > form type people round here 🤣
Why not, probably comes in handy!
@@nregames8447 I have one on every front support beam on my shelter and I randomly use them more than I would have ever thought!
Wow, Einstein like genius, not! Durrr!
Very cool walk around. You've got a nice setup there.
Thanks! I plan to do a couple of these throughout the year as benchmarks for myself as well as letting people know what I’ve added! Really appreciate you watching. Thanks for the comment!
Bunch of amateurs in the comments section I see. All these Nancy's like their steaks poached apparently. Can confirm they were perfect medium rare.
They look like T-bone, only smaller.
T-bone best stake on earth.
Gonna be done well done no matter what you do, it's burnt.
@@christophersmalley6983 hahaha send me your email and I’ll send you a video of it bleeding on my plate. Look man if you use a microwave to cook your steaks just say so 🤣
Bro that been ready to flip you really late to it
@@christophersmalley6983 rare-med rare on the inside with a nice barked up seasoning crust. IYKYK
Great selection brother. New sub. I like your set up. Greetings from Great Britain 🇬🇧
@@tbo2120 Thank you so much for watching! 🍻
The rooster has a built in microphone 😂 Sweet bunker! I look forward to seeing the results how the oak dries like that. Have a great one👍👍
New sub here as well. Many thanks K.B. That is an awesome looking woodyard brother. Much cleaner than the mess I have here haha. Keep up the good work !!!
@@mikesherman2612 I’m inundated with wood that needs to be split. Hopefully I can get the clutter cleaned up and start moving this stuff out. The season is almost upon us!! Thanks for the sub.
@@FoothillsFirewood absolutely man, all I have left here is some Black Locust that I’ve threatened to push over into the stump dump more than once. I started my little side hustle before I really looked at places to store wood. We typically burn between 7-9 cord a season here personally and I’ve only got like 3 available for bundles. I have to be super careful haha. I Look forward to meeting you at HOPE if you can pull it off my friend.
@@mikesherman2612 black locust is great. I look forward to meeting you as well! It’s looking promising just looking for a replacement for the day at work!
Great inventory video Britt! I just learned yesterday from JM that you’re coming to HOPE! New sub here also! See you in 4 weeks…! I think I need to do an inventory video also…!! Thanks for the suggestion!!!
@@kenskuts hey Ken! I sure hope I’ll be there. I’m trying to work it out at work! I need to shoot Ken Anderson a message. I would love to see a woodyard inventory video!!
I appreciate the video. I mostly split into my dump trailer, and then stack into totes. A month ago, I had to stack almost 5 1/2 face cords onto pallets at once,…and I was hating life at that moment 😂. Probably 90% of it was small bundle sized splits. It took forever, lol. For some reason, I don’t mind stacking into the totes. I guess because I have them lifted off the ground with my tractor,…or I’ll have them raised from sitting on two or three pallets.
@@amandadavis9726 yeah that and the fact that stacking in totes is about the neatest way to keep a woodyard. There’s nothing better than a bunch of great looking stacked wood totes! Unfortunately the tote market around here is bananas. They used to not be able to give these things away and now some of them are 75-150 dollars each. Thanks so much for watching! Tag me if you do a video of your process!
@@FoothillsFirewood google “bulk fluid delivery near me.” There should be some companies that show up, that sell automotive fluids in bulk. Some of them don’t have enough room in their yard to store them before they can recycle them. If you can find any,…I’d suggest to show up and ask to speak to the manager about having them available. You’ll probably end up speaking to the headquarters located out of state if you call. Also, you’ll prefer the ones with that had antifreeze, because you may have to consolidate the residual into one container. I just so happened to have found an ad on OfferUp for $15/tote. I went and picked up 26 per load, once a week for two months. It was fun processing them all down before I moved, lol.
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Great video
@@lnproductions3159 thank you for watching!!
first I am thinking, it is maybe better to lock it downwards as not have any rain rust out the tumbler
@@paulwilliams5208 you’re 100% right and that’s what I tried to begin with but there’s not enough room on the underside to swing the lock around and lock so I had to resort to flipping it. Smartest comment I’ve seen yet!
my advice is find a better lock. but great idea
@@dons8122 yeah this isn’t a high traffic situation. If someone wants it the lock is useless no matter what it is. They can yank the entire box and take it back to the comfort of their own living room to count my 6 bucks 🤣 thanks for the comment!
Missed the opportunity to put cache
@@josephperez8682 haha good call. the tweakers would have passed it right by then.
I'd face the lock down so it doesn't get filled the water 😊
@@furkin73 this would definitely be the most ideal way for sure, but there isn’t enough room for the lock to swivel and lock underneath there so I had to resort to putting it upside down 👎
10 seconds or less and that lock can easily be removed. Hopefully you dont have any tweakers in your area cause thats an easy target.
@@erichesse1889 we’re in a pretty good area but we’re not immune to the tweakers for sure. This thing holds 5-10 bucks regularly so it someone decides to yank it, it won’t take the cheese outta my macaroni. Thanks for the comment!
That lock has got to be at least 5-6 "
Your wife probably thinks that too💀
@@josephperez8682 🤣
Lmao
@@josephperez8682 Jokes on you, I ain't married brother. Not foolish enough for all that noise hahaha
@@carlalbertpearson3939 hahahahha man this video has given me far more entertainment than I ever assumed it would. Thank you all!!
McNally: “you are using a master lock 357, it can be opened with a master lock 357.
@@misterezioauditore or just ripped off the wood stand all together for an even quicker get away 🤣
Are you sure it’s air tight??
@@07kstephen well…. Since there’s a big cash slot cut into the side I’ll have to say no but, all gov issued milsurp ammocans are air and water tight via the seal/gasket under the lid. I was referring to the fact that the seal was still depressed and not popped as these things have an “unlocked but not opened position” thanks for watching!
Where do I swipe my phone?
@@Rob-pi9go haha there’s actually a Venmo QR code on the front of the stand!
All i need to get in it is a hammer
I wish I lived somewhere a lock like that meant anything. I mean you even painted the reason to break in on the side.
Where are you from? It’s true, that if someone wanted it they could get it. It’s more of a deterrent really. No lock is un pickable!
I dont think pickings the issue nowadays. a cordless angle grinder and your box would be sheet metal in a minute or two
There’s a saying that windows and locks do no more than keep an honest man, honest. Of course you could snatch that shit off the post (no grinder needed). If you want to be an asshole, anything is possible. But most people don’t shit where they eat and I’m sure there’s a camera somewhere.
@@ThatDudeDeven I live in California so my perspective is skewed, but people are willing to die over words on camera in public. Obviously, most crimes are of opportunity and a lock is still useful; just not really a end all be all, which nobody realistically, including you, I and the poster expect them to be.
@@FoothillsFirewood very close but just outside a pretty large city not in North America. It’s not even picking I’d be worried about, its hammers. Had my shed robbed a couple times and seemingly all those padlock style locks can just be wacked open.
Hey Guys, lockpicking lawyer here, and it seems that I've come across, a very amazing contraption, I'll be using-
@@JohnSmith-fj1rg 🤣if it’s good enough for a lawyer who studied lock picking then it’s good enough for me
Nice inventory Britt! My bin is working great, I sure don’t miss stacking😂 Hope you make one👍👍
Thanks so much for watching Jeremiah. I really appreciate your time! I’m definitely going to build a bin, I’ll keep you posted!
Man that could have been an eye, good you have glasses on, even though I never wear them 😂😂😂
@@LogCabinFirewood tell me about it. I’m hit or miss with eyewear luckily it was sunny out there! That thing wizzed right by my head!
Such a modern and powerful machine, splitting the wood very excellently
That wood literally wanted to split, Holy shit
Man I almost put up a slow motion of it popping open you can see the saw dust snap off of it when it’s busts!
Буквально на днях мы с мужем убирали уже подсушенные дрова в поленницу. И я задалась вопросом, как людям удаётся делать круглую укладку дров, со стороны выглядит такой вид укладки просто потрясающе, но на вашем видео я заметила, что середина выложена хаотично, неужели все так укладывают?😁 Я думала, что круглая укладка идёт с самой середины!🙈
@@Jenny4ka83 yes! In a traditional holzhausen you stack the outside and toss the center in. I’ve never seen anyone stack the center. In fact as you stack the wood it naturally wants to bow outward which is why you see those horizontal pieces causing it to lean in onto the pile more! Holzhausen is a great way to stack a lot of wood although if you’re using it for heat I wouldn’t stack as high as mine if just go about head height so you can grab off it it easily. Thanks for watching let me know if you have any questions!
Check out this video and you can see how high I went ua-cam.com/users/shortsBe6phED-9Lo?si=WoyhJ4JxT06xrbha
@@FoothillsFirewood Thank you for clarifying, very much! 🤝 To be honest, we do not plan to lay firewood in this way, since we do not have enough space, but we always admire so much beautiful work! ✊
HH is a real PITA. If you need to heat with wood 100% the HolH is too fussy to mask, difficult to take for burning. We tried. The 'normal' stacks are more effective IF using wood for primary heat. And the splits inside this round pile stay wet. Yes, it is cute and pretty. JMNSHO
@@annaaron3510 the holzhausen is the perfect way to stack a lot of wood when you don’t have a lot of space. My woodyard is full of cord rows and space is running thin. No other way for me to store 8 cord of wood in a 12ft circle. As far as the heating goes. This wood won’t be touched for 2 years. I’ll definitely give an update with a moisture meter then if you’re still around! But yeah if I were using this solely as heat wood I wouldn’t prefer to come outside and climb the ladder for my next burn 🤣 Thanks for watching!
@@FoothillsFirewood The HH is never used in Germany or Norway. It is a cute way to save space for those using wood for fun, not heat. Who wants to get firewood by climbing a ladder in winter ?
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That is an amazing video, I love it 👍
@@JimmyTheMower thank you for watching and commenting!!
Thanks that helped
Man that thing is tall!👍👍
Thanks so much for watching Jeremiah! I need to get a lid on this thing but it’s been so hot I can’t bring myself to go up and down the ladder and other 300 times 😂
Been doing the holzhauzen the last 2 seasons. Do the "shingles" really make that much of a difference in drying?
@@wirthwhileproperty the shingles definitely allow the stack to shed water as they will be sloped just like a roof would be and peaked in the middle. Using the trees natural water shed (the bark) really allows the wood beneath it to stay dry but it’s definitely not mandatory. Rain would just pour into the stack probably a foot or two and then dry out on the next hot day or two. It’s an aesthetic that serves a good purpose, but probably far from mandatory. Even if I wasn’t going to use bark shingles I’d place my splits in a a manner that allowed them to shed the water from the peak instead of just throwing them up there into a pile. Stick around and I’m planing to do a holzhausen build video that talks about lot about this and the traditions! Thanks for watching
What are the dimensions of the cylinder?
@@AroundTheYard-MN 12 ft wide and currently 12 tall to the peak once I get the roof on probably 13 ft at the tallest point. Of course after I’m standing on it the camera shot is from almost 20 ft up
Shit. I just cleaned mine a last week and did the main ports but didn’t get the bar ports. Thanks for the tip!
Well, since I know i'm going to go out and buy one a chainsaw
Better than power washing with water, is using a jet from an airline. The dirt is mixed with oil and comes straight off.
@@hiscifi2986 I agree. personally I’d never use water. Only compressed air if anything. I just manually rake it out with a little wire tool I have.
Every week i take them t25 screws out and remove the plastic cover arpund the clutch. So much dirt gets in thete and heats up the flywheel
@@Treeclimberadrenaline I bet, I’m a hobbyist firewood guy so you probably put a ton of hours on a saw! I was very surprised how people buy saws and never sharpen the chain or do regular basic maintenance.
This is excellent advice. It would suck to overheat or jam up your bar and chain.
@@LengthyProcess thanks for watching!
I have honestly never heard this. Thank you.
@@markseabourne827 I plan on doing a mini series on chainsaw tips, running saws, safety and maintenance. Stay tuned, and thanks for watching!
Same
Reminds me of when I was a kid. My father always brought me into the garage when he was working and taught me everything I needed to be able to work with my hands. 40 years later and I still enjoy spending time with him working in that garage.
I hope that’s exactly how my son feels one day. The time spent and the lessons learned are invaluable. Thanks for watching.
Because most people are stupid and addicted to their phones
Wholesome apprenticeship
@@CrystalBUGS you got it! Gotta keep these kids outside and off the screens!! Thanks for watching and commenting.