You do fantastic outstanding work congratulations on all the hard work that you have put into your building. I watched a video today on The Wood Yard and they were talking about you your bundle rapper and your mother what a good system you guys have going on.
HAY MY WOOD GUY, I LIKE THE FUNGSHWAY OF YOUR SAW SHED. HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU. THE INTERNET IS UNDEPENDABLE, HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND... STAY COOL GREG... PEACE...
Nice shop. I like the idea of the raise bench, I built one of my benches at 3 1/2’ for those long projects, less time bent over equals less back pain! You’ve done good job on your design.
Nice shed, surprised you didn’t pour a concrete slab for the whole thing, but you do you!…I would love to see a video on your chain sharpening style with the water hook up, I have a similar sharpening set up, but I use oil…also after each chain is finally sharpen I spray paint a little section a color which corresponds to the length, this is a quick identifier and let’s you know the chain is completely sharpen and helps when your in the woodyard or woods with multiple size bars and a toolbox full of chains. Great video!
WOW WOW WOW !!! What a complete transformation since 10/2021 absolutely amazing but I never doubted you for a second My only question is where's the ( bar)🤔🤔😁😁🤣🤣
LOL! Yes that’s exactly it.. mommy and daddy’s money😂😂😂.. you think that’s a lot?!! You should check out my woodshop tour video... just remember tho. Hard work and determination isn’t purchased. It’s earned
@thatwoodguy104 I did!! I saw that video and was like ooooooooh my. Then this 🤯. Did you decide on grizzly because you were gonna get the most tool for your money, is it truly that comparable to rest, or in hindsight do you wish you coughed up for Oliver or something higher end?
@@BrianHelmingcomp appreciate you watching it.. so the grizzly tools are a great machine. A lot of mine are what you would call Grizzly’s “higher end” models and not really there entry bench top tools so I think that’s what can give you a good or bad taste for grizzly right from the start. the material wood can only be machined so close... tolerances are nothing like steel... (I think a lot of woodworkers forget this) so for me these grizzly machines have been amazing... I’ve been running them for over 10 plus years in my shop and it has really opened up my eyes to seeing how much money I did save vs a SCMI or MARTIN that will only machine the wood so close as well... the cost difference with some of them tools is huge. and for me it was really a Matter of buying the tool vs not having one at all.. Now I’m sure that the American made or Swiss made machines has much higher quality components.. bearings/hardware and so on.. but man does that come with a cost
Looks great.👍
Thanks for taking the time to make and post your videos.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Great set up !! That saw room is awesome ⛓🪚 Heaven 👍 👏🇺🇸 Rick
Good stuff. Shed looking great. Keep it it up.
Looking fancy!! Love the saws.
Very nice!!👍
Looks great Greg. Im jealous of your work area. Very cool to see all them saws in one place
You do fantastic outstanding work congratulations on all the hard work that you have put into your building. I watched a video today on The Wood Yard and they were talking about you your bundle rapper and your mother what a good system you guys have going on.
Great looking saw shed my friend! A video on the Oregon sharpener would be appreciated 👍
Very cool mister. Like that it was well thought out. Also glad you change things up with your videos.
Very nice, indeed!!
HAY MY WOOD GUY, I LIKE THE FUNGSHWAY OF YOUR SAW SHED. HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU. THE INTERNET IS UNDEPENDABLE, HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND... STAY COOL GREG... PEACE...
You have a great set-up for all the varied stuff you do
Nice shed .
Nice shop. I like the idea of the raise bench, I built one of my benches at 3 1/2’ for those long projects, less time bent over equals less back pain! You’ve done good job on your design.
Looks nice. Quite a chainsaw collection! You should get a great deal of satisfaction from what you are doing and have done.
Great job as always Greg
That’s a slick set up! Nice. Love the work bench you can sit at.
Your workspaces are truly inspirational!
Nice shed, surprised you didn’t pour a concrete slab for the whole thing, but you do you!…I would love to see a video on your chain sharpening style with the water hook up, I have a similar sharpening set up, but I use oil…also after each chain is finally sharpen I spray paint a little section a color which corresponds to the length, this is a quick identifier and let’s you know the chain is completely sharpen and helps when your in the woodyard or woods with multiple size bars and a toolbox full of chains. Great video!
I love your setup son. Nice n neat….. it’s very cozy in there. ❤
Thanks blinco! Can’t wait to build yours next! ❤️🔨
@@thatwoodguy104 I’m so excited🤣🤣❤️
Nice setup
Just got my first sawmill, hope to make something like this after a chicken coop.
WOW WOW WOW !!!
What a complete transformation since 10/2021 absolutely amazing but I never doubted you for a second
My only question is where's the ( bar)🤔🤔😁😁🤣🤣
Looks great
Nice tour Greg..
Hi Dan😂
@Del Casale Excavating : good evening Tom
😎👍👍
Morning 🤪
Hey brother how are ya doing hope things been going well. I glad your still making vids and gotta get together soon
Looks good. Doesn't seem to be finished. Is this a work in progress?
Are you loaded, daddy loaded or all grand daddies money because wttffffff
LOL! Yes that’s exactly it.. mommy and daddy’s money😂😂😂..
you think that’s a lot?!! You should check out my woodshop tour video... just remember tho. Hard work and determination isn’t purchased. It’s earned
@thatwoodguy104 I did!! I saw that video and was like ooooooooh my. Then this 🤯. Did you decide on grizzly because you were gonna get the most tool for your money, is it truly that comparable to rest, or in hindsight do you wish you coughed up for Oliver or something higher end?
@@BrianHelmingcomp appreciate you watching it.. so the grizzly tools are a great machine. A lot of mine are what you would call Grizzly’s “higher end” models and not really there entry bench top tools so I think that’s what can give you a good or bad taste for grizzly right from the start.
the material wood can only be machined so close... tolerances are nothing like steel...
(I think a lot of woodworkers forget this)
so for me these grizzly machines have been amazing... I’ve been running them for over 10 plus years in my shop and it has really opened up my eyes to seeing how much money I did save vs a SCMI or MARTIN that will only machine the wood so close as well... the cost difference with some of them tools is huge. and for me it was really a Matter of buying the tool vs not having one at all..
Now I’m sure that the American made or Swiss made machines has much higher quality components.. bearings/hardware and so on.. but man does that come with a cost