Nathan as a woman that enjoys watching you do things around your homestead I like being referred to as "friend". Most just refer to all as "guys". I feel included when you say friend or friends. Thanks for sharing your projects with us. Deb
Me too!!! Nice to know other women are enjoying this channel. Nathan's fabulous beard doesn't hurt, as a huge fan of men with a REAL beard, not a decorative one.
Maam, with all due respect, not all of us can grow a real beard. I for one truly wish I could. I think you may be a beardist. And yes, I wear a decorative goatee, but just to hide a scar.
@@snapperboat25 You just do whatever you can and a goatee is considered a beard, just a short one. Only time I see beards is at the grocery store or maybe at the doctor's offices. I admire people with curly hair as I do not have that DNA! Better to admire than be envious. Is your boat 25 feet long?
"I'm not your friend, buddy" "Don't call me buddy, friend" etc etc. Thank you for making videos that are very relaxing, and educational, and really just enjoyable to watch. You already know to ignore any haters, easiest thing to do. There is no subscriber to your channel that doesn't enjoy every single video I hope you know that. Well, maybe that's just me. Be good to other people simple as that.
I am from Wyoming. I worked at a power plant locally here with a man who was from West Virginia; another true Hillbilly. I won't go into details about his family but he was the hardest worker and a true friend, regardless of any circumstances we found ourselves in. He was a mechanic though he could do about anything that was required. I hired him back after he retired to work on a special project I needed done. He was a good man. You remind me of him a lot! Oh, by the way, your content is very informative as well. I enjoy it.
Just got the same news about the face and skin cancer, good luck with that Nathan, let’s keep wearing the hats. and as far as Mr Pohler goes…..I’d be proud to have you call me friend. Wonderful channel.
Well, I don't know you personally. But I don't have a problem at all with you calling me a friend! You're very kind and I really enjoy watching your videos!
We love Norm A up here. He started his career on a program called "This Olde House" which was a antique home restoration program common up here in New England and Up State New York. Norm came in to that program a few seasons after it stated. It was a few years later when he spun off into his Yankee Workshop program. We always were amazed at his amazing tools. Sometimes calling them "Satellite and Atomic Synchronized Biscuit Making devices". I am certain he would be a subscriber to your channel Nathan! That wall looks great! A nice transformation and buttoned up look. And by the way, I am proud to be your friend!
Listen friend 😂 you are the man. Cost of installing metal roofs is stupid here in Canada also. As for your rat guard it's the same as flashing. Goes tight to the ground. Love watching all your videos . Keep making them and hello from Ontario Canada
I try to hit like on all videos on anyone’s channel I like watching. It costs me nothing to do that and your channel is one of my favorites! Your friend from Jonesborough TN!
Holy crap Nathan , shock to hear about your brush with skin cancer , glad you got it looked at in a timely manner . I’ve just recently started accumulating tools to do some DIY woodworking and I’m a like a little kid in a candy store , so I know how your feeling about getting started planning your foray into blacksmithing , will be interesting to see how that works out for you going forward . 👍🏴
Nathan - Maybe you said earlier, and I missed it, but @ 18:55, while you were starting your shiplap on that insulated exterior wall, was there a reason you didn't slip in a piece of the rat guard at the bottom and on the sides? It would match the look of the adjacent metal-faced wall and help protect against the furry woodland creatures looking to gain access to your soon to be completed shop? It is looking great and I'd like a tour when it's all finished.
Ha ha! Your manner of talking and calling us humble viewers friend is one of the things that attracted me to the channel in the first place. Sure hope the door doesn't hit him on the arse on the way out! Cheers
Some of the smiths here in the uk stand their anvils on Oak rounds with the foot of the anvil scribed into the surface, the wood absorbs the shock when you hit,and also deaden the sound a little, love your videos, Regards JB
blacksmithing! You sure have a lot of good tools already, I am amazed. my father opened a large mechanics shop in the large barn, on the farm. He soon got a forge and anvil. He now could make parts for the farmers as often a broken, say, a gear might could take three months to arrive from the dealer and this farmer needs this gear *now*! only three more days to harvest that wheat. So my father became a blacksmith as well as a welder and mechanic. betcha, you will find good uses for these shop additions, Nathan.
Nathan I enjoy watching your projects. I wish i was about 30 years younger, I think i would enjoy the sawmill. I have a lot of big wood in my area. I think you know the area i live, I am about 10 miles north of Newnan Georgia. I am a big fan, Keep up the good work.
A beautiful metal wall for sure! Satisfying to watch it come together. In the late 60s, after a bit of a battle with my high school administrators and a teacher, I was allowed to take the metal shop class as a GIRL! I am lucky they let me in. It was my most favorite class in all those years. Worked 7 years after graduating as going to college wasn't a thing in my family. Later worked 3 part time jobs, had a husband and a 3-acre mini farm with a lot of animals to care for, but enrolled in a local community college and ended up with an amazing career in biomedical engineering as a repair tech. Always the first woman in the service department of a medical equipment manufacturer with plenty of unhappy male coworkers. I'm an old lady now and have lots of issues with mobility. So watching you do all of your regular chores, the fabulously modern tractors (I drove a 1940s Massey Harris) and the way you think about organizing the shop and equipment is quite fun for me. I surely miss having my own chickens and veggies from the garden. Really looking forward to your blacksmithing adventure. Your added treats of drone footage of your surroundings and the sky is thoroughly enjoyed by me. Glad I stumbled across your channel many moons ago.
Nice video Nathan and I consider you my friend. That friendly greeting is what pulled me in. Keep up the good work, your attention to detail and quality speaks volumes about you. Take care friend😉🌲
I realize there is a benefit to torching boards. However, sometimes it can be overdone. It makes your shop appear to have been in a fire. , imo. Just so you know, I think your work is always done well. You mentioned being a perfectionist and it shows.
Hi, friend! I like watching your videos. I'm old but it gives me a vicarious enjoyment, like I'm doing the thinking and work with you. One thing I wish, is that you give credit to the musicians that have contributed to your video. Really nice, and I would love to know. Thanks!
Yes I’m very familiar with Norms work at the New Yankee Workshop, I’m sure my recent love if woodworking comes from watching rerun’s of his show , adored it , he was a proper old school craftsman and a wonderful communicator. 👍🏴
It’s so awesome to see his UA-cam videos with digital enhancements of original content and he and the creator both talking about the days back in the shop.
@@texasjetman awesome sir … it NEVER occurred to me they’d be on UA-cam now ! New Yankee workshop was shown here in uk at like 2am , but I either stayed up to watch it or taped it. ! Yes I said taped as digital recorders weren’t around then in big numbers 😀 Thanks for pointing out that obvious fact now I think about it and forgive me for rushing off to luxuriate in Norms company for a while , cheers buddy 👍🏴
just a tidbit of info to watch for . Keep an eye on the roof because the darker the metal the more it expands and contracts. So watch for screws backing out and thanks for the content
The new yankee workshop is one of my all time favorites! Such a great format, I don’t listen to much radio anymore I just let a UA-cam video play like radio so this format is perfect for that. Good hang
I have a Benchmade. I love it. I have had it for 30 or so years. The blade is configured the same as yours but the handle pattern on yours is textured, mine is just non -slip. It has 154CM etched into the blade. Benchmade definitely made quality knives.
Hey Nathan, definetly need to stay covered in the sun. Didn't use to bother me but the meds I'm on have me a mess if I don't limit my exposure outside. Stay safe around there and keep up the good work and videos. Liked the metal you installed on the wall, looks good . Fred
Another great video..friend. I enjoy it when you call me friend Nathan. Makes me feel like we know each other. BTW. I have learned so much about being a sawyer from you that I know I am definitely not one. You are a wealth of information my friend.
Nathan, I love your videos and am always glad to see your latest edition. I don't usually comment, only once in the past. I would like to encourage you to pay less attention to the haters and naysayers.
That last comment that a viewer wasn’t your friend… I’m speechless that a troll like that would take the time and effort to let you know that . What a clown 🤡. I find it calming and welcoming that you begin each video with “ welcome back to the sawmill friends “.. that’s such an inclusive and welcoming thing to say and I for I’ve really appreciate it Nathan ! As for the rude commentor😂 just a sad , sad individual. 👍🏴
We are saddened to hear about your cancer diagnosis, Nathan. Hang tough, Bill had skin cancer. His doctor has suggested using shirts that protect us from sun exposure. Check them out, stay safe, and protected. Oh, you can be our friend anytime you want, btw! Laura and Bill from up north in Wisconsin.
Nathan I like your wall that you covered. It looks great. You do good work. And just so you’ll know. I would be glad to be referred to as your friend. Cool video. 👍❤️
Well, Sho sugi ban to you too, buster! 😂 Nathan, I'm so sorry to hear about the skin cancer issue. Our dermatologist told us that the majority of 40+ adults who spend any time outside will display skin cancer on their face, neck, or shoulders. Take care of yourself, brother. Because we do care about you.
I always hit like when I hit play because this channel always pleases. This episode is especially satisfying because everything worked out perfectly. Remarkable, considering the temp. You're the kind of southerner we'd welcome in New England. I wish you were my neighbor. Your channel is worth watching. Thank you.
Looking good at the forge area. I’m glad you are finally getting A ROUND TUIT. I was thinking that that ship lap would have looked good if it matched the angle of the white oak brace from floor to ceiling. A good bit more work but it would have been unique. I liked the tutorial on the wood burning. Thank you for that and ima try that some myself real soon. And the EDC video would also be interesting. I can remember watching the new yankee workshop with my dad when I was a kid and talking about all the things we could build if we just had a shop, tools and the time. Nathan I think you are living the dream of many of us in your audience. Thanks FRIEND. I love that word when it’s used in proper context.
In the UK, I've used the charred wood method to preserve posts, often old telegraph poles, that are used to build saltwater boat landing stages. It stops marine worms from getting into the timber and reduces barnacle build-up. When we've had to pull out posts, they are in a first-class state of preservation after decades in the mud and water.
Nathan thanks for the good videos. Don't let the comments get to you we all have to deal with the trolls. Looking forward to the black smith content we all can learn as you learn.
When we put metal up( and I'm not a pro) we always pre- drill. One UA-cam channel I watch- R &R Building, he punches his metal. It depends on the individual. Your show is looking great
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Nathan as a woman that enjoys watching you do things around your homestead I like being referred to as "friend". Most just refer to all as "guys". I feel included when you say friend or friends. Thanks for sharing your projects with us. Deb
Well said!
Me too!!! Nice to know other women are enjoying this channel. Nathan's fabulous beard doesn't hurt, as a huge fan of men with a REAL beard, not a decorative one.
Maam, with all due respect, not all of us can grow a real beard. I for one truly wish I could. I think you may be a beardist. And yes, I wear a decorative goatee, but just to hide a scar.
@@snapperboat25 You just do whatever you can and a goatee is considered a beard, just a short one. Only time I see beards is at the grocery store or maybe at the doctor's offices. I admire people with curly hair as I do not have that DNA! Better to admire than be envious. Is your boat 25 feet long?
@@snapperboat25 Oh and beards can hide a multitude of things, like bits and pieces of the owner's previous meal...😂
"I'm not your friend, buddy"
"Don't call me buddy, friend"
etc etc. Thank you for making videos that are very relaxing, and educational, and really just enjoyable to watch. You already know to ignore any haters, easiest thing to do. There is no subscriber to your channel that doesn't enjoy every single video I hope you know that. Well, maybe that's just me. Be good to other people simple as that.
I like you calling us "friends".. makes me feel welcome..... keep it up
I am from Wyoming. I worked at a power plant locally here with a man who was from West Virginia; another true Hillbilly. I won't go into details about his family but he was the hardest worker and a true friend, regardless of any circumstances we found ourselves in. He was a mechanic though he could do about anything that was required. I hired him back after he retired to work on a special project I needed done. He was a good man. You remind me of him a lot!
Oh, by the way, your content is very informative as well. I enjoy it.
I happen to like your Tennessee dialect! Don't change for anybody.
Just got the same news about the face and skin cancer, good luck with that Nathan, let’s keep wearing the hats. and as far as Mr Pohler goes…..I’d be proud to have you call me friend. Wonderful channel.
Feel free to call me "friend" any time. It would be a privilege. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Will do!
I would be proud to have you call me friend, because I consider you my friend..
Well, I don't know you personally. But I don't have a problem at all with you calling me a friend! You're very kind and I really enjoy watching your videos!
We love Norm A up here. He started his career on a program called "This Olde House" which was a antique home restoration program common up here in New England and Up State New York. Norm came in to that program a few seasons after it stated. It was a few years later when he spun off into his Yankee Workshop program. We always were amazed at his amazing tools. Sometimes calling them "Satellite and Atomic Synchronized Biscuit Making devices". I am certain he would be a subscriber to your channel Nathan! That wall looks great! A nice transformation and buttoned up look. And by the way, I am proud to be your friend!
Nice. Appreciate you
Your new blacksmithing project is going to be fun for you and for us watching.😊
That was a Right Good Vidja Nathan!! John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
I'm not your friend? He says, "I have pity for human beings that have no friends." I always look forward to your videos, my friend.
People are very ignorant Nathan. I think it’s nice that you refer to your viewers as friends.
Nathan, thanks for the friend greetings. Here in Bama, we call everyone either cuz or bubba.
I am a HUGE Norm & NYW fan just so you know NYW now has a youtube channel with all the old episodes.- Tyler
Been a long time coming Nathan but your workshop is looking real good. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks 👍
Hi Nathan... I am Ross from Sydney Australia... I love your Videos Keep them coming... By The Way you are my friend and always be my friend. 🙂🙂🙂
Listen friend 😂 you are the man. Cost of installing metal roofs is stupid here in Canada also. As for your rat guard it's the same as flashing. Goes tight to the ground. Love watching all your videos . Keep making them and hello from Ontario Canada
I like how you call us your friends! I really enjoy your content my friend!
I appreciate that!
Well Nathan i will be your friend any day of the year week or month 😊😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍 the wall is looking good 👍 😀
That metal wall sure looks good ....An i am your FRIEND.....Thanks Nathan 👍
Old Shoe🇺🇸
Benchmade is definitely a premier knife brand. They are as good as anything. Great choice! Chip
Keep on bragin' on yourself my friend, and I love the TENN dialect. Love watching your videos!
I try to hit like on all videos on anyone’s channel I like watching. It costs me nothing to do that and your channel is one of my favorites!
Your friend from Jonesborough TN!
Thanks neighbor
Just keep doing what you are doing. I learn a lot and the sawmill is my favorite part. Good job my FRIEND
Holy crap Nathan , shock to hear about your brush with skin cancer , glad you got it looked at in a timely manner .
I’ve just recently started accumulating tools to do some DIY woodworking and I’m a like a little kid in a candy store , so I know how your feeling about getting started planning your foray into blacksmithing , will be interesting to see how that works out for you going forward .
👍🏴
Nathan - Maybe you said earlier, and I missed it, but @ 18:55, while you were starting your shiplap on that insulated exterior wall, was there a reason you didn't slip in a piece of the rat guard at the bottom and on the sides? It would match the look of the adjacent metal-faced wall and help protect against the furry woodland creatures looking to gain access to your soon to be completed shop? It is looking great and I'd like a tour when it's all finished.
Real impressed with the mitred fit, you have every reason to brag on yourself for that one. Your should sign it!
😂 when you said “Rat Guard’ it sounded like your were saying “Right Guard” and I was wondering what is a right guard for!😂😂.
Hi Nathan ,I like being your friend even though we have never met ,best wishes from Lincolnshire UK.
Stay safe - Nathan Elliot - my friend.
Ha ha! Your manner of talking and calling us humble viewers friend is one of the things that attracted me to the channel in the first place. Sure hope the door doesn't hit him on the arse on the way out! Cheers
cancer sucks, have had 2 types of cancer and it is a relief when you beat it.
Neighbor & friend I never met. THANK YOU...
Some of the smiths here in the uk stand their anvils on Oak rounds with the foot of the anvil scribed into the surface, the wood absorbs the shock when you hit,and also deaden the sound a little, love your videos, Regards JB
blacksmithing! You sure have a lot of good tools already, I am amazed.
my father opened a large mechanics shop in the large barn, on the farm. He soon got a forge and anvil. He now could make parts for the farmers as often a broken, say, a gear might could take three months to arrive from the dealer and this farmer needs this gear *now*! only three more days to harvest that wheat.
So my father became a blacksmith as well as a welder and mechanic.
betcha, you will find good uses for these shop additions, Nathan.
Nathan I enjoy watching your projects. I wish i was about 30 years younger, I think i would enjoy the sawmill. I have a lot of big wood in my area. I think you know the area i live, I am about 10 miles north of Newnan Georgia. I am a big fan, Keep up the good work.
A beautiful metal wall for sure! Satisfying to watch it come together. In the late 60s, after a bit of a battle with my high school administrators and a teacher, I was allowed to take the metal shop class as a GIRL! I am lucky they let me in. It was my most favorite class in all those years. Worked 7 years after graduating as going to college wasn't a thing in my family. Later worked 3 part time jobs, had a husband and a 3-acre mini farm with a lot of animals to care for, but enrolled in a local community college and ended up with an amazing career in biomedical engineering as a repair tech. Always the first woman in the service department of a medical equipment manufacturer with plenty of unhappy male coworkers. I'm an old lady now and have lots of issues with mobility. So watching you do all of your regular chores, the fabulously modern tractors (I drove a 1940s Massey Harris) and the way you think about organizing the shop and equipment is quite fun for me. I surely miss having my own chickens and veggies from the garden. Really looking forward to your blacksmithing adventure. Your added treats of drone footage of your surroundings and the sky is thoroughly enjoyed by me. Glad I stumbled across your channel many moons ago.
Just a quick Hello from New Jersey. Be well and stay safe. 😊
seen plenty of warnings regarding youtube taking down subscriptions on various sites, thanks, proud to be your friend from australia
Heard your comment from a guy about not being his friend. Well I’m glad you are Mike Morgan’s friend since he introduced me to your channel
Nice video Nathan and I consider you my friend. That friendly greeting is what pulled me in. Keep up the good work, your attention to detail and quality speaks volumes about you. Take care friend😉🌲
The mighty Norm would be proud of your effort, great video: thanks for sharing
Many thanks!
I like the metal on the inside wall. Also interested in your blacksmith hobby.
I realize there is a benefit to torching boards. However, sometimes it can be overdone. It makes your shop appear to have been in a fire.
, imo. Just so you know, I think your work is always done well. You mentioned being a perfectionist and it shows.
I just got a chance to watch the video but I rather enjoyed it Nathan
Hi, friend! I like watching your videos. I'm old but it gives me a vicarious enjoyment, like I'm doing the thinking and work with you. One thing I wish, is that you give credit to the musicians that have contributed to your video. Really nice, and I would love to know. Thanks!
Yes I’m very familiar with Norms work at the New Yankee Workshop, I’m sure my recent love if woodworking comes from watching rerun’s of his show , adored it , he was a proper old school craftsman and a wonderful communicator.
👍🏴
It’s so awesome to see his UA-cam videos with digital enhancements of original content and he and the creator both talking about the days back in the shop.
@@texasjetman awesome sir … it NEVER occurred to me they’d be on UA-cam now ! New Yankee workshop was shown here in uk at like 2am , but I either stayed up to watch it or taped it. ! Yes I said taped as digital recorders weren’t around then in big numbers 😀
Thanks for pointing out that obvious fact now I think about it and forgive me for rushing off to luxuriate in Norms company for a while , cheers buddy
👍🏴
good top on using the roller stand as a stopblock. I'll be using that one. Thanks.
Good deal!
hello nathan it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
just a tidbit of info to watch for . Keep an eye on the roof because the darker the metal the more it expands and contracts. So watch for screws backing out and thanks for the content
The new yankee workshop is one of my all time favorites! Such a great format, I don’t listen to much radio anymore I just let a UA-cam video play like radio so this format is perfect for that. Good hang
I have a Benchmade. I love it. I have had it for 30 or so years. The blade is configured the same as yours but the handle pattern on yours is textured, mine is just non -slip. It has 154CM etched into the blade. Benchmade definitely made quality knives.
Thanks for another great video friend. Duly liked. Sorry to hear about the skin problem. You are in our prayers.
Hey Nathan, definetly need to stay covered in the sun. Didn't use to bother me but the meds I'm on have me a mess if I don't limit my exposure outside. Stay safe around there and keep up the good work and videos. Liked the metal you installed on the wall, looks good . Fred
A friend is someone you would sit down on the porch with and have a cold beer. Let me know when your in Michigan, I'll grab a six pack. Lol
Glad it finally warmed up...
Good information about insurance. Always pays for itself in the long run!
I can't wait to see the new forge!
My favorite show on UA-cam, it’s all I watch, that’s what my wife says 😊.
You're the best!
Absolutely agree with Larry
Another great video..friend.
I enjoy it when you call me friend Nathan. Makes me feel like we know each other.
BTW. I have learned so much about being a sawyer from you that I know I am definitely not one. You are a wealth of information my friend.
I wish I was your friend :) You are one of the good ones, Nathan :)
You're the best!
Nice touch there Nathan with the New Yankee Workshop music, I doubt that was an accident. Workshop is looking good.
Thank you my friend
Thank you too
Nathan, I love your videos and am always glad to see your latest edition. I don't usually comment, only once in the past. I would like to encourage you to pay less attention to the haters and naysayers.
Alright Nathan or friend excellent job with the walls and your video ❤😊😮
I love watching all that you do…Thanks Nathan
the rat guard makes the wall look framed out, looks good!
Nathan.. enjoy your videos, keep up the good work. You always have some good comments. Ken from the Southcoast
Hello friend....we always pre-drill our metal.....it keeps a nice straight line of screws too!
$17.5 k for that roof is a pretty good deal, seems to me, Nathan! Love the vids, as always. :)
Love your show. A good variety. Keep 'em coming.
We will!
That last comment that a viewer wasn’t your friend… I’m speechless that a troll like that would take the time and effort to let you know that . What a clown 🤡. I find it calming and welcoming that you begin each video with “ welcome back to the sawmill friends “.. that’s such an inclusive and welcoming thing to say and I for I’ve really appreciate it Nathan ! As for the rude commentor😂 just a sad , sad individual.
👍🏴
Oh my gosh Nathan! I love it when you call me your friend! People are just hateful!
I love Norn's show. Used to watch it all the time. Now I have to go watch it.
Always interesting how you fix up your shops.
You always plan ahead for your project. No wonder you never run out of things to work on. Keep it up.
Always!
Nathan. I'm shocked you missed that rat guard by almost a foot! And you are a professional u tuber to boot!
We are saddened to hear about your cancer diagnosis, Nathan. Hang tough, Bill had skin cancer. His doctor has suggested using shirts that protect us from sun exposure. Check them out, stay safe, and protected. Oh, you can be our friend anytime you want, btw! Laura and Bill from up north in Wisconsin.
Nathan I like your wall that you covered. It looks great. You do good work. And just so you’ll know. I would be glad to be referred to as your friend. Cool video. 👍❤️
Well, Sho sugi ban to you too, buster! 😂
Nathan, I'm so sorry to hear about the skin cancer issue. Our dermatologist told us that the majority of 40+ adults who spend any time outside will display skin cancer on their face, neck, or shoulders. Take care of yourself, brother. Because we do care about you.
Thanks for all the good info. good day to hop in the pool.
Nice job Norm I mean Nate! :) I do miss the New Yankee Workshop to!
Well done Nathan!
Enjoy your knowledge and videos!
Thank you!
Bein' from East Tennessee myself, I reckon your accent sounds fine to me.
Another nice video "Friend"
I always hit like when I hit play because this channel always pleases. This episode is especially satisfying because everything worked out perfectly. Remarkable, considering the temp. You're the kind of southerner we'd welcome in New England. I wish you were my neighbor. Your channel is worth watching. Thank you.
Good job as always.
Thanks again!
Great channel . Always learn something new.
Looking good at the forge area. I’m glad you are finally getting A ROUND TUIT. I was thinking that that ship lap would have looked good if it matched the angle of the white oak brace from floor to ceiling. A good bit more work but it would have been unique. I liked the tutorial on the wood burning. Thank you for that and ima try that some myself real soon. And the EDC video would also be interesting. I can remember watching the new yankee workshop with my dad when I was a kid and talking about all the things we could build if we just had a shop, tools and the time. Nathan I think you are living the dream of many of us in your audience. Thanks FRIEND. I love that word when it’s used in proper context.
In the UK, I've used the charred wood method to preserve posts, often old telegraph poles, that are used to build saltwater boat landing stages. It stops marine worms from getting into the timber and reduces barnacle build-up. When we've had to pull out posts, they are in a first-class state of preservation after decades in the mud and water.
Thumbs up hit... Coffee in hand
Looking good Nathan
Thanks 👍
Hi ! Friend Mr. Nathan, wow some comments can be so rude that you read . Thanks it is good content with great feature's.
Looking good. Have a nice summer.
Nathan thanks for the good videos. Don't let the comments get to you we all have to deal with the trolls.
Looking forward to the black smith content we all can learn as you learn.
Nice job on that side trim, it looked smart.
Channeling Norm Abrams & Bob Ross with those "Happy Little Accidents".
When we put metal up( and I'm not a pro) we always pre- drill. One UA-cam channel I watch- R &R Building, he punches his metal. It depends on the individual. Your show is looking great