Finding $10,000 In My Grandpa's Hoarder Garage
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2024
- I found over $10,000 while cleaning out my Grandpa's Hoarder Garage.
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Roman is hilarious! His dry sense of humor is a great addition to the channel
I agree!! 👍🏼👍🏼🤣
Hey Cole, the drawers on the tool boxes open and close easier probably because you washed out the grease in the slides. Would be a good idea for longevity to re-grease them.
Add one more thing to your list: Label all the drawers. People will find things easier and, most important, where to put them away. One thing I learned in my younger days as a warehouse manager is to once a week make sure everything is picked up, put away, and the floor is swept. If you do it every week it doesn't take long at all and nothing piles up.
LABEL LABEL LABEL!!!!
Great advise.
I was given a label printer by my wife 20 years ago. I don't ever want to be without one.
I’m not a label person because if it’s mine I know where it is but the clean up sweep is a must but with a place as large as Cole’s I would put in a vacuum air sweep turn it on and and it keeps the dust down from sweeping
Labels on tool boxes are for people with poor work ethic and no self discipline. Do you label your kitchen cabinets?
Labels are good when multiple people are using the area, but not continuously enough to memorize the layout. My gosh! Work ethics has nothing to do with knowing where to find, or put, things away. I know where everything is in my kitchen, but when my sister visits she doesn't know which cupboard the mixing bowls are in. Duh!@@fishhuntadventure
13:09 “You know it’s rough when you got gears mixed with ketchup packets and screwdrivers.”
That needs to be on a T-shirt! 😂🤣😂
Your family must be so proud and happy with the last 5 years. I’m just a middle class women and find this all so satisfying. God Bless you all.
I am floored on how organized and detailed you are, I love watching the messes turn around into organization.
46:12 this moment with the 50 amp breaker and realizing your grandfather's plans are you are own was super cool to witness.
I'm new to your channel and now a subscriber and it's inspiring to see your enthusiasm and passion for your families legacy.
Roman is a really great addition to your videos! He has a great sense of humor!
You should pick a color paint for each tool area/shop or personal tool and mark them so you know where they came from and where they go back to after you are done with them. You can even mark the toolboxes if you need to have a visual ad reminder for others. Lol. just a thought.
And label the drawers too!
YES! Label the drawers, it will keep you sane😂
That’s the system we used! Works great
He did have like 3 rolling tool chests, in 3 different colors, and that color was painted on all of the tools in that chest. I think that was in the main shop. He needs to do that in this shop as well. Then you'd know which tools go in the rolling chest and which go elsewhere.
AND...all of the drawers were labeled! 👍
I can't believe it's already been 4 YEARS! I remember when your first video came out. You all have made such amazing progress
I love the cleaning up the mess videos the most. Oddly satisfying to watch. This was a good one. Like the old days.
LOL I was going to write the same thing. Time flies eh?
Cole is motivated more than most people. Spends his time doing rather that thinking about it!
Lol you might have a problem watching this person for 4 years
He's actually been making videos for 5 years and 3 months on this channel. The oldest one is dating October 1st, 2018.
You and your family have done a magnificent job on the workshop. I was a farm kid back in the sixties/seventies, so I know how much work this all is. You’re handling it all with grace and humor. And I loved seeing all the birthday balloons stuck to the ceiling like barnacles. Shiny blue and gold barnacles.
Cole, I've watched all your family videos with admiration. Your decision to streamline and upgrade has been a wise one. Time IS money. I am a retired heavy equipment mechanic that worked for a big name brand. Our shop was on an industrial level. The shop was spotless. Each mechanic was responsible for Thier own messes. Oil spills, dirt all had to be contended with. Then, they bought us a floor scrubber/ broom. One pass can make a filthy floor clean in five minutes. Not only that, but the grey water can be handled with waste oil easier. The dirt & grime collected. After pushing hundreds of pounds of dirt for years, our employer saved experienced technicians sweeping. It made a problem chore a non issue. Ask ANYONE that uses one. They are a real timesaver.
Cole a floor scrubber /broom. I wonder if that is electrically driven.
Loved the long vlog! Loved seeing Cooper, Dad Cornstar. Cole you and Roman are a hoot and a half. I love that you put subtitles when Roman talks. Thanks for all you do. Much respect!
You like children behavior ...hmmm wonder where that rates in the spectrum
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I'm much older than you. But back in my parents days and further back to my grandparents day, things they saved was considered a sign of wealth. Everything was saved. I hope you save the history of your farm.
Cool story Gramps , I also used to wipe my arse with corn stalks....we don't talk about that much
@@dtheog8537 I've never done that. Just a sign of the ignorance of todays youth, not all, just you.
Wealth ? Depression era, reuse re purpose, don't throw anything out because you may need it. Not today's throw away society.
@vonboldler5219 Nothing was thrown away until it was totally worn out. My grandparents were young teenagers when the depression hit. Their mentality of use and re-use was handed down through several generations of family members.
@jamesupton143 exactly my point.
Congratulations Cole. I have been following you for a while and You are doing your grandfather and family proud. Most times people just call in a company to do the clean up, but by you taking the time and doing it yourself you are learning so much about your family, life. Great job. Good luck and stay warm and safe. It is all looking good.
Love how thorough you are Cole. Watching is so satisfying. Glad your dad is as strong and healthy as 10 horses. Happy Birthday to your beautiful boy.
Very nice setup Cole.I guarantee you your Grandpa would be extremely proud of you and what you have done with the farm.
Cole you are one of the most organized people I have ever seen. I love watching how you prioritized your projects and complete each one before going on to the next. The projects you tackle would be overwhelming for allot of people. Time is money and more important, time is family. You are going to be saving a ton of time. Your pocket book and your family will continue to be blessed.
Then maybe you should watch mike Mitchell 10 times better
Roman is such a good guy! You’re lucky to have him around.
Who is he? He's funny but haven't seen him before.
Roman is the guy working with cole.@@Pokismom
Roman is fantastic - positive attitude - helpful attitude - very intelligent - very kind...the list goes on. 🙏
@@Pokismomthey became friends in college.
@@PokismomUkrainian. Nothing else was said that I heard a couple of videos ago.
One of your best videos! It is fun to watch as the farm becomes better organized and more efficient. It is so wonderful to see you grow and improve as a farmer, son/brother, husband, father and man!!!❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😀
I have been watching you for 4 years. Your grandfather and father raised an amazing young man. I am so proud of you taking over the farm. Your young son will someday take over the farm and he will carry it on. ❤
Maybe give Roman a set of tools that you have so many of. Like the sockets.🤗💖🦋
Some solutions for the removal of sticky residue on stainless steel: Cooking Oil - Cooking oil is one of the most commonly used solvents for tackling sticky residues on stainless steel. Dip a clean cotton cloth in cooking oil and rub it over the affected areas, waiting for the sticky residue to loosen.
Alcohol - apply a little alcohol (preferably vodka) to remove the sticky residue off the stainless steel. BUT the quickest and easiest to tackle nasty sticky residue with immediate results is to use WD-40 Multi Use Product. Spray the WD-40 over all the residue; wait a few minutes then wipe off with a rag and wash with dishwashing liquid to remove the grease of the WD-40... happy scrubbing
Yes amazing try it !!!!
Also peanut butter works good.
And eucalyptus oil.
when I was younger I definitely did more cleaning with mechanical methods (scraping, power washing) but as I've gotten older I've discovered more and more chemical approaches. Works much better. Hopefully Cole will see your comment and give them a final clean.
Cole, that relax sign is really a RAILROAD sign for the crossing of the train. Really nice what you did to your Grandfather's shop. Very proud of you for making his place great again.
He knew. He was joking around! 😂
@@fawnjenkins7266 it was a r/whoosh moment.
…ugh….
@patrick 🙄C’mom There is no way you really thought, that Cole didn’t know that was a railroad crossing sign. There is just no way! Cole purposely acted like he didn’t know. Because he is making a video for the world to see. By acting like he doesn’t know, it is pretty hard to accuse him of stealing it or another family member of stealing. But if the sign is there from his Grandpa he most likely bought it at an estate sale as people from his generation would not steal a sign. But Cole was just having fun by acting like he didn’t know…C’mon tell the truth you know didn’t you?! If not? Please don’t reproduce please for the sake of the people…
Great job Cole your proof persistence pays off. Congratulations to you and Nave on the new baby you are both amazing people and have such an incredible future together. I can’t wait to watch I’m excited for the house Reno thank you for sharing.
Amazing to see the transformation Cole! Not only the shed but your whole operation. You and family are so much fun to watch. Love having Roman around as well. Bless you all.
I liked the fact there were more than one talking head and all the different aspects of farm repair tool storage. Come on Cole, Roman deserves a Cornstar Hoodie because he is such a nice guy who knows how to bust your chops - so humorous. It was different seeing your Father dressed so nice - he cleans up well.
I would be ashamed to wear cornstar clothing
@@Mygirlfriend3141 Then why are you watching this channel?!
@@julien2912 too see how stupid and childish they are
@@Mygirlfriend3141 prairies? Cole is neither stupid nor childish. The changes he has instigated will be very cost effective through greater efficiency and less purchasing duplication. The farm looks fantastic, too. Cole is the human version of the Energizer Bunny in a very good way.
@@dhayes1541 well you definitely don't watch a real farmer then he makes all kind of decisions that are not even good for the farm spends way much money then when things don't go right he blames other people and clickbaiting
I'll bet your grandpa went to a lot of farm auctions during the years that family farms were going under. You would buy by the box and get all kinds of random stuff for one price. It looks really nice and functional now. Happy Birthday, Edward!
Cole, you are amazing! Your organization and knowledge of running a business is incredible! I know your family appreciates your contributions to the farm!
Re your breaker issue....this is NOT caused by insulation under a terminal. That would simply result in no power to the outlet. If your breaker is tripping, that is due to a short to ground or neutral which would draw max current. It is important that you find the root cause of the issue or you risk injury and/or fire should the breaker fail to trip. The breaker is there as protection in case of a fault, not as a remedy to an installation fault.
It Served as such in this Application
@@davidcolesr.8628 are you saying the insulation caused the problem??
@@davidcolesr.8628 yes, but they won't forever. They aren't designed to constantly trip (or be used as a light switch either)
@@frijoli9579no that wasn’t the problem. Problem is this kid doesn’t know what he’s doing
@@DocNo27whatever he plugged into it was probably bad causing breaker to trip
I'm an organizational junkie and I love watching you clean and organize a space Cole! So satisfying!
Same! Love watching chaos turn to order!
Your grandpa left your family one of the greatest gifts ever. What a blessing to see the bigger picture.
It was so funny to see Roman just standing there like he was bored while you were grunting and using both hands and practically your whole body trying to beat him arm wrestling. 😅😅😅
Cole, take the extra tools to your local career center. They can always use tools.
Or at least the local thrift shop.
Honest, I've never seen someone this weird and eccentric , weird people . With a missing chromosome are special. This YTer is "special "
To the career center or to the high school shop class.
Where accepts old tools they get gov money for new ones.
Bullshit
It's been so amazing to see the transformation of this farm!
Hi Cole, not sure if someones already mentioned this but WD-40 is amazing to get rid of sticky, old, glue residue for some reason. Not sure why it works so well but it's also great for protecting the metal as an added bonus!
You were just recommended and this is the first of your videos I’ve watched. Love it and have learned alot. Especially how important a power washer is to farming! Not to mention hard work and deadlines.
I love the way you take on huge projects by chipping away at them until you get them done. You are an inspiration!!
I've gotta ask, no condescension intended. How else do you take on big projects other than little by little, chipping away at it? You can't exactly do the entire thing at once... This whole thing was a ton of little projects. I can't imagine how you'd tackle all of them at once, or what the alternative to Coles way, which you've given him praise for, is. Most of it can't be done until you complete the other little projects first anyway, it's just little projects ordered by necessity. Idk, maybe I'm missing something here.
I've gotta ask, no condescension intended. How else do you take on big projects other than little by little, chipping away at it? You can't exactly do the entire thing at once... This whole thing was a ton of little projects. I can't imagine how you'd tackle all of them at once, or what the alternative to Coles way, which you've given him praise for, is. Most of it can't be done until you complete the other little projects first anyway, it's just little projects ordered by necessity. Idk, maybe I'm missing something here.
I've gotta ask, no condescension intended. How else do you take on big projects other than little by little, chipping away at it? You can't exactly do the entire thing at once... This whole thing was a ton of little projects. I can't imagine how you'd tackle all of them at once, or what the alternative to Coles way, which you've given him praise for, is. Most of it can't be done until you complete the other little projects first anyway, it's just little projects ordered by necessity. Idk, maybe I'm missing something here.
WD40 will take off the glue off the toolbox
I've been a subscriber since the beginning. Has it been 4 years?! You've done so much in such a short time! And Cooper doing so much, and Daddy Cornstar. You guys work so well together. That's a true "family farm". You're only 45 minutes from my town. We used to drive to Waterloo/Cedar Falls visiting family. My favorite thing was to look at the fields and the farms. There are some beautiful farms that made it through the farm crisis of the 1980's. I couldn't imagine losing a farm that went back generations. I love watching your channel. It shows people how much work it is being a farmer. You're all doing so well. ❤😊
Cole that was a cool video! I like what you have done with the shop. And it looked like your grandpa was thinking of the same as you are. I luv how you and your brother work so well together. Thanks for the video. God bless and stay safe
Your grandfather would be so proud! Good work, guys!
So proud of what you’re doing to make the farm more efficient! Keep at it!! 😆
A little less organizing/cleaning and a lot more actual farming would probably make more money in the end……. You can actually be so organized that….. you are unorganized. 😂😂😂
@@genewilliams7497 There's not much corn and soybean farming going on the middle of winter. This is the time of year for exactly what Cole and Roman are doing.
@@crowdedisolation …. DUH!!! 😂😂 you get an A+ for knowing the growing seasons….Cole spends entirely tooo much time talking about cleaning, hauling off scrap iron and how organized he is. If he had spent a little more time interviewing contractors to do the bin site he probably wouldn’t have the issues he’s got with it now. I’m just saying keeping the main thing, the main thing will serve a person better that spending a ton of time planning how to clean up and haul off…. That should be an every day activity and common sense.. talking about chores never gets them done period!
You guy's deserve all the good coming. I've never seen any content other than good hearted. 😊 plus sometime Cole acts like a man child. I get tickled with laughter.
@@genewilliams7497 LOL Tell me you have no clue without telling me you have no clue. IF you are lucky you might have 3 bin contractor within 100 plus mile of you. No amount of interviewing could of solved the bin site problem. He cleaned in the free time. If they don't do there own hauling of grain they have time to do other thing during the year.
Cole man you are an absolute inspiration. You feel so proud of how you have turned your farm around. I wish you nothing but the best. 😃
Thank you Cole and family for sharing your journey! Many Blessings.! Super great job at everything
Amazing how much you continue to accomplish of the vision you have for the farm.
I really like the addition of Roman to the farm crew, and I’m sure he adds some useful perspective into the day to day activities of the farm.
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Hey Cole, I think that with all the spare tools. It would be a good idea to use them to make a tool box for each piece of equipment. This would allow for more field repairs.
Best of luck.
Definitely a great idea if they don't have dedicated tool kits already. At least a basic set to cover the most commonly needed items.
They do have small tool bags in most pieces of equipment and in their trucks.
If not already, those also need to be color coded for each bag. That way the designated tools get back to the bag, and the others go back to where they came from.
Dedicated tool boxes for each piece of equipment. Colour or brand coded keeps it organized and there is nothing like having a complete box in each piece of equipment. I say this after 48 years of seeding a crop. This will take up most of the extra tools. Use JD boxes with the mount and the plastic handles (they last the longest ie. fourty plus years for the box on my 4440) and it weighs 40 plus lbs.
Large zip lock bags. Each bag has a complete set of sockets of the same brand/grade metric vs imperial. Stash all of your bags in a milk crate. When you have a big project with multiple people using multiple sets, or when you need to work out in the field where things easily go missing, you grab up a bagged set rather than your newer and more expensive sets of sockets. You can also put a bag in each pickup or tractor tool box.
Take all of the incomplete sets to your local high school, college, or trade school. They always need extra tools. Some granges also have a tool exchange.
I can't keep from getting caught up in your energy and enthusiasm. Bless each of you...
You can tell Cole, is a farmer, not a cattle rancher. 😂😂😂😂😂
Yup 😆 it was a little shocking since he's been living in the country his whole life yikes 😅
Love Roman! He is such a happy guy. Even after the Huddie.
Love your organizational skills and vision. Hope you're selling off all that stuff you don't need anymore. This is massive project you've undertaken since the passing of your Grandpa and you're doing a great job.
Hats off to your Mom and Dad Cole!! They did a super job raising such a great kid with a beautiful smile!
Great episode. I've watched from the beginning of your journey to declutter your property. It's an amazing transition, a proper home for your young family.
Lol great Ep watching a 30.yr old loon 😂
cole your grandpa would be proud of you you two did a awesome job, gramps is smiling on you.
You hung a bull sign (Toro) on top of a cow. Cute!
Cole thanks for sharing your family’s farm transformation. Can’t wait to see More!😱
Tools Transformation Organization Master Class!
Hey Cole - if you wrap electrical tape around the bare screws on your outlets that will help prevent shorts.
It's also code for any metal box
Poor Roman ! Give him a sweat shirt with your farm name ! Lol
You are an inspiration Cole. I don’t have a farm, but the garage is getting cleaned out!
I recommend sheet steel for the top of your workbench. Get the steel folded to create an upturned lip at the back of the workbench (prevents stuff falling down the back of the bench) and a downturned lip at the front of the bench. This makes it nicer to lean against the front of the bench when you are working. Had you considered mounting the compressor above the man door? That space is otherwise wasted. Happy New Year Cornstar Farms!!
Congrats on the new baby! And cleaning up the farm. We love Roman!!!
REALLY helpful hint!!! On those 220 outlets. Once you have the right plugs, use an extension box. A box with no back that extends the area you have for the wires x2.
Several people mentioned that in the comments when he first wired the outlets and struggled with getting the wires to fit inside. Not sure why he didn't do that and make things easier.
@@ILGuy2012 I too was one that told him he used the Wrong box in the 1st place.
@@m9ovich785 I agree. He's probably using a ~20 cu-inch box. He should be using a 45 cu-inch box. And he's mounting the box the wrong way up. The cover screws belong on the top and bottom so the cord on the plug hangs the right way.
@@bruceadler-9410 That is what I saw the very day they screwed them to the TIn AHAHAHA...
they could have saved a lot of $$$ with one 1" conduit and the 120Vac box's dropped down from those LOL...
I love the videos recently. You can definitely tell things have been improving over the years. It's no longer just a young man running around with a camera. Now it's whole operation with multiple people running around with cameras. 😂
Ecstatic is a good word to describe your smile.
Congratulations on a job well done.
Only, I will miss the organizing videos! You are such an inspiration to ladies who listen to your words of wisdom.
Your ideas apply to cupboards, drawers and closets. Thank you.
I can remember when you were.
Working on the house.
Love these kind of videos I enjoy cleaning and organization Keep it up, good job.
Good to see you again. Got it all looking good!
I really enjoyed the long video and so much progress was made. You have really shown what determination can do.
Great work Cole.
And in my never-to-be-humble opinion, this channel should have well over a million subscribers!
I just love the way you are so orgainized! Your cleaning job was amazing! Way to go, Cole!
Love to see how you make the farm your own identity. Keep doing what you do cole. Mabe a VERY BIG American flag in the heated shed😊
What a great job you have done (and I love Roman, he's cool, LIKE YOU ARE, COLE!!). Love the channel!!
I love that you are a OCD farmer. Love the cleaning and organized approach!!!!
Roman is such a nice funny guy 👍
OK timmy
Been waiting for the outside of garage door cleaning for 4 years 😍😍 lol
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😂😂 oh I so needed that giggle when he said his job for the day was signs and you said 🤨 there is just 4 signs, he said yep exactly 😂😂 that’s how my paid help works here in Somerville TX not in any hurry to do much lol
Hey there!
I used to watch you "back in the day" when you were just beginning your journey in to cleaning up your Grandpa's place. Now I found you again and,DUDE! You have come a long way!
You got married! You had a baby!
Now you're moving in with your parents for remodeling!
Youre amazing. So much energy! God bless you and your family❤
BTW The RxR sign is telling you thetes a RailRoad crossing ahead!
But we all need a little rest and relaxation as well!✌❤😅
I'm in awe at what you have done with that building let alone the whole Farm cleanup.
I am almost certain the four prong plugs/receptacles were for three phase 220 volts and served by four wires. Three prong plug/receptacles are single phase 220 served by three wires. Dropping one wire at random is dangerous I believe you have three phase power on large motors on grain elevators on the farm which maybe 440 volts. A Keeping these powers separate usually means separate circuit breaker panels One thing is certain is you need a professional electrician asap
Cole when you raise the compressor up off the floor, you need to have a pipe extendeed down from the drain with a ball valve , so you can drain the water out of the bottom. Most people forget about doing that and the bottom rusts out, and also you get excessive water in your air lines.
SnapOn sells automatically activated drains (they have a float)
Well then he should buy one, but he should still have a hose or something to direct the water discharging.@@keithb6717
Cole you can buy a tester that is designed to check if your outlets are properly connected. You simply plug it in to a live outlet and the device has lights on it the inform the installer if it's wired properly and if not what is wired incorrectly on the outlet. Most hardware or the large box stores carry the device.
Roman's a keeper. Ya'll are a great comedy routine.
Organization is key to success. Keep films coming.
Thank you Cole you have inspire me to never give up
Just keep moving.
Willing to bet the field you plowed and ran the disc over will produce a lot better than previous years as long as you have a good rain season. I really hope you didn’t throw away those sockets just because they were loose. You can get socket trays much cheaper than the 20 dollars you mentioned. Guaranteed someone would be willing to sort through all of them if you didn’t want them. Some of them are probably pretty old if they were your grandfathers and potentially great grandfathers and potentially collectible maybe even a little value to them.
Put your adjustable wrenches in a bucket get some good rust remover and soak them in it for a week then clean the rust remover off dry them and spray them down with your favorite lube and you’ll have a nice new/used adjustable wrench. You can do the same thing with your socket wrenches and pliers as well.
You should build a shed on the outside of the shop and install the air compressor in it so you don’t have to listen to it run all the time when you’re using it. It will make the time in your shop much more pleasant.
Hey Cole isopropyl rubbing alcohol will easily take that glue gunk off. Also WD40 and petroleum jelly. They all act as a solvent and should solve your issue.
*Keep on Tractoring*
In my experience, WD-40 is the best option. It returns the dried adhesive to a tacky state, and then you can work it off with towels and more WD-40. Vaseline: replace one mess with a different mess.
Hi Jon. My go to is GOO GONE Works on anything, even dried ball point pen and sharpie Ink..
Lmao you you think this small mind Tommy has the capacity to look at your comment and make it work out 😂😂😂😂😂
Hey brother Cole, long time no talk! You really are doing a great job with the farm! Congratulations! God bless Corn Star Farms!
Great video Cole. Love seeing the progress!
If you can, pipe the air compressor in the building next door. It will save your hearing, and save you space. I did it on my garage and you can barely hear it run.
To remove adhesive... Goo gone, tar remover(car), WD-40, rubbing alcohol and acetone fingernail polish all work.... Do a test spot first.....but I have used all of them to get stubborn adhesive off, some of those product you already have
Old brand AquaNet hair spray will remove it also
Your Grandpa was a good farmer. A full shop is a useful shop. Grandpa kept a tool box in the equipment shed is so when he had to make adjustments or repairs he didnt have to go into the shop to get tools !
So proud of your progress, Cole!
Keep going!
You rock when it comes to organizating!
A full length Cole the CornStar today !
👍👍👍
Seems like Roman has a few great ideas! And your Grandfather had good ideas too! Thanks for bringing his spirit into your buildings & life story.
Love the cleaning and organising videos so much!
Cole, fire safety code requires nothing be placed in front of the electrical panel for at least 3' and access not to be blocked. Acetone should get the glue off that toolbox.
It's obvious they don't care much about any fire code or NEC.
@@FuenteSmokermost don't not just cole
Move on.. seriously lmfao 🤣 what a square
@@FuenteSmoker fire codes are bull💩
looks like that area is still a work in progress and it looks like there is still access to the breaker panel
We all need to buy Larson Farms or Millenial Farmer hoodies and send to Roman!
I've watched you for many years. I noticed way back when you started this project on the barn, that the knee braces were on there. I work for a company that builds Pole Barns. You don't need the knee braces if you finish/ put metal on the inside, it ties it all together just like those knee braces would. Just something I noticed! Love the content man, always excited when I see you've uploaded!
My OCD thanks you. SO satisfying to watch! Nice clean shop WOOHOO!!!!
Thank you for your respect for family and what they left you
Cole, to keep your stainless toolbox looking Great....Lemon Oil (like Old English) clean soft cloth or paper towel. Small amount of Lemon Oil on one...wipe on. Dry one...wipe off. Will look better than new. Water spots, finger prints, ect...Gone. Repeat as necessary. $5.00 ? Investment will last 1-3 years.
I love a good garage organizing video!! It looks great!
You've come a long way, keep up the good work all of you!!!