Oh yes , an excellent way to develop the hens aesthetic sense . You don’t want oafish birds anywhere near your aesthetically pleasing house . You’ll end up with a very refined group in their sculpture garden . Well done .
When Winter comes, put a split 'pool noodle' over your railing - your mittens and gloves won't stick to the cold metal railing! Enjoyed all your good ideas! :o)
Wherever you 2 received your schooling, I applaud your teachers for doing a fantastic job teaching you how to solve problems and think things through. Thus is something sorely lacking in public schools the past 30 years! Great job!
That's why God gave us parents first.... but so many of them are calling short on their role and responsibilities along with missing out on xo many daily rewards...
Doug you are a very talented Young Man.. It is nice to see Ashley doing artistic things. Love seeing her smile.. TOGETHER Y'ALL HAVE DONE SO MUCH THIS YEAR. NO DUST GATHERS UNDER YOUR FEET.. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️💖 FROM WEST-CENTRAL INDIANA FARMLAND 🇺🇸🚜
I learn a lot from watching you two work:) I love the way you innovate with different materials and make a things in interesting ways. It always looks nice and functional. We are about to move to our 4th fixer upper in 30 years. This one is completely paid off because of all the sweat equity over the years on the others. We repair as we get the money. Since covid we lost half our income so we sold our townhouse, made a profit and bought a much cheaper place in a different state, and taxes are only 1/3 of what we have been paying.
Pick up a small bottle of Blue or Red Loctite. Its a thread locker. The Blue should keep screws from backing out. Red Loctite is supposed to be permanent, That being said I have never tried taking a screw out that was put in with the Red. By the way I have tapped a Gazillion holes with a tap in a Dewalt Drill Driver and also a Tap gun. Every now and then you will break a tap. The smaller the tap, the more likely it could break. Nice job McGyver. Later
perhaps using those vis-a-vis markers that teachers used to use with overhead projectors instead of using the dry erase markers? they wipe clean with just a spritz of water and a cloth!
For another project, you can build a table to put your saw on so you don’t always need to be on the ground when you are cutting. Unless you prefer that. Not sure if anyone has brought that up before.
Lol!! So true, and yet so funny, lol! I'm hoping that little notch in that wood on the side doesn't bother him too much though, lol! I guess he could always fill it with wood chips and glue, or he could turn it around. I really don't see him keeping that up there like that for very long, lol!!
I love that you made the railing from metal. I hate wooden railing. Honda put that fuse behind there so that they can charge 150.00 per hour for a 20 minute fix. They dont want you to do it yourself.
In the future if you have a flat on a mower..tiller..whatever..you can fill the tire with the spray foam in the can. Like what you use to fill gaps and cracks. It makes your tire solid and it will never go flat again. You just drill a small hole in the tire to fit the little straw through.👍
You always amaze me! Using the tree to bend the pole for your porch rail! Working smarter not harder. All the little projects when you run into a wall you find a way. You are an inspiration Doug to never give up and to find a way to make it work. I’m impressed and love your determination.
Super good video today Doug. Don't get the red lock tight, red will never come off if you needed it too. Get the Blue lock tight. Don't fill tires with insulation foam, it will not last. I filled mine with foam and only lasted 2 weeks until the foam broke down. No flats tires are the best way to go. In my humble opinion.
Love watching you do your projects. My 73 year old husband is installing our engineered vinyl plank flooring. We had to do new flooring in our kitchen due to water damaged caused by a broken water line under our sink that connected to the refrigerator. The previous owners had installed regular laminate flooring throughout to upgrade the house for sale. It looked pretty but was not practical. The new flooring is water proof. My husband is going slow and doing a good job. We have nothing but time during these pandemic days. So, it’s fun seeing what you’re doing. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for doing all the leg work and sharing your projects today. I'll remember these, might use them myself. Thanks for making your family safe. I always have a To Do list going and a special list for Summer and one for Winter. Thanks for sharing.
You remind me of my Dad. Here in New Zealand we have this saying.. "using number 8 wire and rubberbands" it references using your head to make ideas work
It feels so good to check things off the list and I am so glad your home is done. It looks so good and now the peace of mind knowing you are ready for winter.
Love the art in the chicken coop :) That was very cool watching you figure out a fix for the lawnmower tires, and how you bent the pipe for a handrail.
Love what you have done in the chicken coop area, Ashley. That blue certainly has ZING..it is such a lovely colour. Is the wheel supposed to represent an Egg Yolk ,Doug ? Just kidding. lol. Your both amazing and are able to turn your hands to anything. Hugs and blessings. Carole in UK.
Re: "These little jobs that linger and linger..." Ayuh. I know. I bought a lever-type door "knob" to replace the twisty knob on the door to the attic. The box sat on the floor for two years waiting for me to stop looking at it. (Yes, I installed it a week ago. Yay.)
I guess you hear me saying where are your glasses Doug! Lol. Fixing that fuse saved you paying big$$ for a mechanic to take this apart. Nice to see you catching up on these projects. I seen your garden is really grown too. Nice paint job on the auger/ chicken slide. Be well and thanks for the video.
All modern day vehicles have to hide their electrical things in weird places to save space. It does suck, but that's the standard I had to learn to get over (whatever works for the manufacturers I suppose). Great work on the homestead! 👍
1. Ashley, LOVE the color in the coop!!! 2. Funny chickens looking to see what’s happening. lol. 3. Great idea for handrail. Homestead ingenuity in bending angles. 4. Love u guys!!!
How in the world did I miss this video??? It's a whole video of you and Ashley doing neat projects! Projects that make your house a home and brightened up the chicken yard, too! Glad that I found that I had missed this one!
If I got up and started walking down a hallway to walk past the "To Do" List, I'd just walk a lil faster,lol Railing is absolutely perfect !! Great job finding that tiny , little Thingymajig in the back of the Van,lol
Impressive wire chasing! Glad you guys found the problem! Always good to get your projects done before winter hits. Y'all deserve a cozy winter break after all the work you've done on the house!
I love the teal chicken coop art. It looks clean and more like a piece of art than an unused farm tool. Every homesteader has unused farm tools laying around their property, but not every homesteader has a TEAL PIECE OF ART!! Same with the yellow wheel. LOVE THEM!!
Seems the little projects take the back seat some time's. You got them finished now. I can't believe they stuck the fuse wire all the way in that space that you had to take the car apart to find it. That could have cost a lot to get fixer. Good thing you are so intelligent! Great job as always! Doug! Yes Safety is important. Ashley love your color choices looks Beautiful! That blue shade is my favorite! And pop's of color look great! Your place looks so Beautiful you guy's have done a beautiful job! ❤ I LOVE your channel! You both and your children really make a boring day with this virus keeping us home so much better. Gets me thinking all the thing's I need to get finished also. Love your hat Ashley! You both really are Amazing! ❤❤
Doug, you’re so clever and creative. I never miss a video you put out. I have deep respect and admiration for you and Ashley and your journey to building a good life. You’re children have exceptional role models. Well done ♥️
This was an interesting video, I know it feels good to get the small things out of the way before winter. Looking forward to the barn redo. As always thanks for sharing and be safe.
Love all these little projects in one video! Especially the railing and white board! Don’t let your kids stick their tongues to the railing in the winter 😉😂
So nice to see you guys getting the opportunity to do some fun and low pressure projects. I'm so excited that you will head into fall and winter with a beautiful, cozy, comfortable home.
Regarding the lawn mower wheels...putting spring-washers on those screws before tightening should lessen the chance of them working loose, and painting the chickens with food colouring will brighten up the yard for Ashley. I'm full of good suggestions today! ;)
If the knot on the dry-erase boars continues to bother you maybe paint both uprights with the same wall paint. Of course first apply shellac or some other sealer to avoid bleed-through. The white paint will cover the knot and the dry-erase board will almost appear to partially float.
Well, I don't even know where to start, so many projects done, finished, kaput! LOL I'll just say good job and many, many Blessings to you all.........Mavrick is sooooooooo cute!
Hello Everyone,it's a Great day when I get to watch my favorite family..They are Absolutely Amazing..😻💞 Hey Doug,I wanted to tell you that there is that foam that you can fill the tires with that will stop them from leaking it fills all the holes and it makes it so it's harder to puncture..😀💗 And you can use rubbing alcohol to clean the marker board like hand sanitizer or just the alcohol prep wipes..
@@diyfferent yes I just thought about that when you mentioned it and it would probably throw the weight off from having lumps of that hard foam in your tire..
Great idea to get you by until you figure out a permanent fix. Your railing is amazing wow you hit the metal in the same place and using the tree to bend the pipe was genius
A "mixed bag" is what everybody's life is like sometimes - here a little, there a little, because small jobs usually don't take precedence over the "big" jobs. I think, however, that a bunch of small jobs accomplished give just as much satisfaction of a job well done as those more apparent ones.
In the construction/building business one needs common sense to solve issues, you’re not short on that. Throughout all your work you solve every challenge remarkably well. Looking forward to the barn.
"Kind of a pain to get to" the fuse is an understatement! Car manufacturers certainly don't make it easy for DIYers to fix things on their own -- it's a conspiracy against folks who want to save money and do it themselves!
I fought with flats on my riding mower constantly. Finally got a real tractor and a belly mower. No more flats. That wasn't the reason for upgrading equipment though. I needed more implement function primarily. Ashley, I love your paint job. Those look beautiful. Teal is my favorite color. I especially like it combined with pink. Those are 50's colors and I love that era. By the way, Zoro is a W.W. Grainger company.
For small punctures in lawn tractor tires I have used rubber tire patch/plug glue on a sheet metal screw with surprising success. Put the glue on the screw and run the screw in.
I enjoyed the "mixed bag" of jobs you finished!!! My mom used to say variety is the spice of life. (never hear that saying anymore) I love the color Ashley chose. This is only a suggestion, you could paint the dry erase frame, only along that narrow edge, (black) to hide the knot. Maybe it would work to fill knot hole, only with the wood putty & not paint it. These are only suggestions. I do commiserate with how you feel about it! Take care.
I love your channel and have been so blown away by the amazing work you have done on the house. It is now a beautiful home. I have to say that you are better at problem solving than anyone I know! I can’t wait to watch the barn project! 😊
Hey Doug your mind is like a New York Subway. God has given you a fine mind I love to see how it works and how you decipher what to keep and what to throw out. I was the railing that you made for the steps it's unintrusive and very functional
We had snow last night, in September, in New Mexico! It will be warmed up in a few days so now I'm thinking of all the things I need to get done before winter comes back. Thanks for the push. 🤗
I love your railing! It's a simple design that works beautifully with the awning. It gives a very cohesive look from a distance. Wow that was a heck of a job on the car eh? You never shy away from hard work, either of you and that is why we, your subscribers, find continued inspiration here :-)
Dough you are a little genius..bending the pipe for a guard rail..lol...it looks fantastic...glad you fixed that tail light too...keep up the great work.
Love the handrail! So simple and neat! The color in the chicken area.....awesome! And the board was a wonderful idea to make a magnetic 🧲 space! Love your videos! So addicting 😂
Wow, that is a crazy place for a fuse ... a new meaning for Element of surprise! Some foam pipe insulation on the handrail just for the winter months will be more appreciated than a lot of people think (my brother was the wise one who got his tongue stuck on a metal pipe fence in the dead of winter)! Nice job on all the projects!
Little chores drive me nuts! One thing leads to another to another and to another:( You guys are such great thinkers you make things appear so easy. Ashley, I'm calling the newly painted art in the chicken yard a chicken slide:0.
A man once asked “ how do you eat an elephant?” The answer is one bite at a time. Moral of the story is, take small bits to finish the whole picture. Your doing wonderful. God Bless
Doug's magic barn - everything you need is in there
True! 😁
"My name's Macgyver, but you can call me Doug.." 😂👍🏼
Lol!!!
@@yvonnelucas-cessna4458 so true.xx
Oh yes , an excellent way to develop the hens aesthetic sense . You don’t want oafish birds anywhere near your aesthetically pleasing house . You’ll end up with a very refined group in their sculpture garden . Well done .
Some engineer is proud of his/her design location of that fuse. A garage would have charged you a small fortune to fix that.
I was saying the same thing. Lol
When Winter comes, put a split 'pool noodle' over your railing - your mittens and gloves won't stick to the cold metal railing! Enjoyed all your good ideas! :o)
Wherever you 2 received your schooling, I applaud your teachers for doing a fantastic job teaching you how to solve problems and think things through. Thus is something sorely lacking in public schools the past 30 years! Great job!
That's why God gave us parents first.... but so many of them are calling short on their role and responsibilities along with missing out on xo many daily rewards...
Aw the brilliant thing with you doug is by not throwing things away you always find something that you can use for a job you are doing and it works xx
Put solid tires on my heavy duty wheelbarrow a decade ago & the beds gonna wear through before those tires need anything! Hope your fix holds up!
Me too.
Doug you are a very talented Young Man.. It is nice to see Ashley doing artistic things. Love seeing her smile.. TOGETHER Y'ALL HAVE DONE SO MUCH THIS YEAR. NO DUST GATHERS UNDER YOUR FEET.. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️💖 FROM WEST-CENTRAL INDIANA FARMLAND 🇺🇸🚜
MacGyver does it again😄
I learn a lot from watching you two work:) I love the way you innovate with different materials and make a things in interesting ways. It always looks nice and functional. We are about to move to our 4th fixer upper in 30 years. This one is completely paid off because of all the sweat equity over the years on the others. We repair as we get the money. Since covid we lost half our income so we sold our townhouse, made a profit and bought a much cheaper place in a different state, and taxes are only 1/3 of what we have been paying.
Thanks! Sorry about the income loss, but it sounds like some good came of it. Out of curiosity, what state did you move from and move to?
I sometimes think you can never amaze me and then you amaze me. Totally awesome
Love the pop of color in with the chickens ......yard art love it ....with winter coming you will love it 😊
Pick up a small bottle of Blue or Red Loctite. Its a thread locker. The Blue should keep screws from backing out. Red Loctite is supposed to be permanent, That being said I have never tried taking a screw out that was put in with the Red. By the way I have tapped a Gazillion holes with a tap in a Dewalt Drill Driver and also a Tap gun. Every now and then you will break a tap. The smaller the tap, the more likely it could break. Nice job McGyver. Later
perhaps using those vis-a-vis markers that teachers used to use with overhead projectors instead of using the dry erase markers? they wipe clean with just a spritz of water and a cloth!
For another project, you can build a table to put your saw on so you don’t always need to be on the ground when you are cutting. Unless you prefer that. Not sure if anyone has brought that up before.
I did! Several times! Lol
I’m always so amazed at how you can figure out anything and make it work for you! Real talent!
All those ghostly images on the dry erase board will simply remind you that you have done a lot 😃
true :)
Lol!! So true, and yet so funny, lol! I'm hoping that little notch in that wood on the side doesn't bother him too much though, lol! I guess he could always fill it with wood chips and glue, or he could turn it around. I really don't see him keeping that up there like that for very long, lol!!
I dont think there is anything you can't do Doug. I also love the blue paint Ashley used and the pops of color. You guys are so creative.
I love that you made the railing from metal. I hate wooden railing. Honda put that fuse behind there so that they can charge 150.00 per hour for a 20 minute fix. They dont want you to do it yourself.
In the future if you have a flat on a mower..tiller..whatever..you can fill the tire with the spray foam in the can. Like what you use to fill gaps and cracks. It makes your tire solid and it will never go flat again. You just drill a small hole in the tire to fit the little straw through.👍
when Doug introduced that problem ... you know what ..... I thought that was what he was going to show us ..... ..... true
You always amaze me! Using the tree to bend the pole for your porch rail! Working smarter not harder. All the little projects when you run into a wall you find a way. You are an inspiration Doug to never give up and to find a way to make it work. I’m impressed and love your determination.
Super good video today Doug. Don't get the red lock tight, red will never come off if you needed it too. Get the Blue lock tight. Don't fill tires with insulation foam, it will not last. I filled mine with foam and only lasted 2 weeks until the foam broke down. No flats tires are the best way to go. In my humble opinion.
Love watching you do your projects. My 73 year old husband is installing our engineered vinyl plank flooring. We had to do new flooring in our kitchen due to water damaged caused by a broken water line under our sink that connected to the refrigerator. The previous owners had installed regular laminate flooring throughout to upgrade the house for sale. It looked pretty but was not practical. The new flooring is water proof. My husband is going slow and doing a good job. We have nothing but time during these pandemic days. So, it’s fun seeing what you’re doing. Keep up the good work.
20:21 Love this segment. Very soothing. Love the color... so much that I would paint the metal roof of the chicken coop the same color 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for doing all the leg work and sharing your projects today. I'll remember these, might use them myself. Thanks for making your family safe. I always have a To Do list going and a special list for Summer and one for Winter. Thanks for sharing.
You remind me of my Dad. Here in New Zealand we have this saying.. "using number 8 wire and rubberbands" it references using your head to make ideas work
The title of this video should be "Fix Man"!!! You can fix anything! Amazing!
It feels so good to check things off the list and I am so glad your home is done. It looks so good and now the peace of mind knowing you are ready for winter.
Love the art in the chicken coop :) That was very cool watching you figure out a fix for the lawnmower tires, and how you bent the pipe for a handrail.
You are so creative and always thinking outside the box! Such neat ideas 💡
One smart fella. Dont let Maverick stick his tongue on it in the winter, ha ha.
You can use window cleaner to clean the dry erase board. Also, rubbing alcohol will clean a dry erase board that a permanent marker has been used on.
You certainly have a creative mind good for you. 🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺
Yea. I absolutely LOVE the bright colors by the chickens. And what a way to cheer you up in the dead of WINTER!!
Belle could decorate your magnets, I’m sure she will make a lovely job of it.
that little fuse would have cost your hundreds at a dealer! awesome find
Yep, Honda probably intentionally hid it, so the dealer could make some money on it.
I use my refrigerator for a dry erase every day for my to do list.....I keep a spray bottle of alcohol handy. It works perfectly.
Love what you have done in the chicken coop area, Ashley. That blue certainly has ZING..it is such a lovely colour. Is the wheel supposed to represent an Egg Yolk ,Doug ? Just kidding. lol. Your both amazing and are able to turn your hands to anything. Hugs and blessings. Carole in UK.
Re: "These little jobs that linger and linger..."
Ayuh. I know. I bought a lever-type door "knob" to replace the twisty knob on the door to the attic.
The box sat on the floor for two years waiting for me to stop looking at it. (Yes, I installed it a week ago. Yay.)
Save yur old tires and put that green no leak foam in each tire for backup....
Love how curious the hens are when you're working in their space.
I guess you hear me saying where are your glasses Doug! Lol. Fixing that fuse saved you paying big$$ for a mechanic to take this apart. Nice to see you catching up on these projects. I seen your garden is really grown too. Nice paint job on the auger/ chicken slide. Be well and thanks for the video.
He did!
I love seeing all the odds and ends of jobs. I was worried that since your house is finished, we wouldn’t be seeing much more. So this was fun!! 💞💞💞
Doug, you are just plain handy!!! LOL
All modern day vehicles have to hide their electrical things in weird places to save space. It does suck, but that's the standard I had to learn to get over (whatever works for the manufacturers I suppose). Great work on the homestead! 👍
Thanks!
Love the little chicken supervisors as you painted the wheel😂
Watching this.. all I can think of is, You all need a few days of rest and relaxation! Grammy sends BIG Hugs! XOXO
BTW Ashley your yard art turned out so pretty 👍
Thank you
You always say nothing fancy, just simple, yet its so cool when you get done! Your so creative. I love the teal and yellow! Looks nice!
If he make a merch, that's definitely the quote.
You folks seem so much happier here than in your last home. I love this property. I look forward to many videos to come! ❤️😁
1. Ashley, LOVE the color in the coop!!!
2. Funny chickens looking to see what’s
happening. lol.
3. Great idea for handrail. Homestead ingenuity
in bending angles.
4. Love u guys!!!
For dry erase board build up of marker ink, use fingernail polish remover or acetone. Restores the board completely.
Thanks for the info. I can never get my grandkids board clean. I will try this.
I never question your methods, but, if I had not seen the tree bending, I would not have believed it. Amazing!
You have to work with what you have :)
That railing really fits well it matches the awning perfectly with the thin profile. Awesome solution!!
How in the world did I miss this video??? It's a whole video of you and Ashley doing neat projects! Projects that make your house a home and brightened up the chicken yard, too! Glad that I found that I had missed this one!
Winter comes quick and sticks around for a while. You have the greatest ideas and I learn alot from you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
If I got up and started walking down a hallway to walk past the "To Do" List, I'd just walk a lil faster,lol Railing is absolutely perfect !! Great job finding that tiny , little Thingymajig in the back of the Van,lol
Impressive wire chasing! Glad you guys found the problem! Always good to get your projects done before winter hits. Y'all deserve a cozy winter break after all the work you've done on the house!
I love the teal chicken coop art. It looks clean and more like a piece of art than an unused farm tool. Every homesteader has unused farm tools laying around their property, but not every homesteader has a TEAL PIECE OF ART!! Same with the yellow wheel. LOVE THEM!!
Thanks! It's fun seeing those colors out there :)
Seems the little projects take the back seat some time's. You got them finished now. I can't believe they stuck the fuse wire all the way in that space that you had to take the car apart to find it. That could have cost a lot to get fixer. Good thing you are so intelligent! Great job as always! Doug! Yes Safety is important. Ashley love your color choices looks Beautiful! That blue shade is my favorite! And pop's of color look great! Your place looks so Beautiful you guy's have done a beautiful job! ❤ I LOVE your channel! You both and your children really make a boring day with this virus keeping us home so much better. Gets me thinking all the thing's I need to get finished also. Love your hat Ashley! You both really are Amazing! ❤❤
Doug, you’re so clever and creative. I never miss a video you put out. I have deep respect and admiration for you and Ashley and your journey to building a good life. You’re children have exceptional role models. Well done ♥️
Thanks a bunch :)
This was an interesting video, I know it feels good to get the small things out of the way before winter. Looking forward to the barn redo. As always thanks for sharing and be safe.
Love all these little projects in one video! Especially the railing and white board! Don’t let your kids stick their tongues to the railing in the winter 😉😂
So nice to see you guys getting the opportunity to do some fun and low pressure projects. I'm so excited that you will head into fall and winter with a beautiful, cozy, comfortable home.
Regarding the lawn mower wheels...putting spring-washers on those screws before tightening should lessen the chance of them working loose, and painting the chickens with food colouring will brighten up the yard for Ashley.
I'm full of good suggestions today! ;)
Try a little alcohol on the white board to clean it!
I was going to suggest the same
That is the craziest place for a fuse that I have ever seen.
If the knot on the dry-erase boars continues to bother you maybe paint both uprights with the same wall paint. Of course first apply shellac or some other sealer to avoid bleed-through. The white paint will cover the knot and the dry-erase board will almost appear to partially float.
Well, I don't even know where to start, so many projects done, finished, kaput! LOL I'll just say good job and many, many Blessings to you all.........Mavrick is sooooooooo cute!
Hello Everyone,it's a Great day when I get to watch my favorite family..They are Absolutely Amazing..😻💞
Hey Doug,I wanted to tell you that there is that foam that you can fill the tires with that will stop them from leaking it fills all the holes and it makes it so it's harder to puncture..😀💗
And you can use rubbing alcohol to clean the marker board like hand sanitizer or just the alcohol prep wipes..
I hesitate to use that for now, because I don't want to ruin the rims.
@@diyfferent yes I just thought about that when you mentioned it and it would probably throw the weight off from having lumps of that hard foam in your tire..
Great idea to get you by until you figure out a permanent fix. Your railing is amazing wow you hit the metal in the same place and using the tree to bend the pipe was genius
Love the blue color on the swirly blade thingy!!
A "mixed bag" is what everybody's life is like sometimes - here a little, there a little, because small jobs usually don't take precedence over the "big" jobs. I think, however, that a bunch of small jobs accomplished give just as much satisfaction of a job well done as those more apparent ones.
Amazing video. There's nothing this man can't do! You're such a blessing to your family 🙏 the railing looks fantastic by the way.
thank you :)
Love that Ashley is positive “it still works” and y’all I love the blue artwork in the chicken yard!
Nice job on the railing. I love videos like this - one “Doug idea” after the other!
In the construction/building business one needs common sense to solve issues, you’re not short on that.
Throughout all your work you solve every challenge remarkably well.
Looking forward to the barn.
"Kind of a pain to get to" the fuse is an understatement! Car manufacturers certainly don't make it easy for DIYers to fix things on their own -- it's a conspiracy against folks who want to save money and do it themselves!
I fought with flats on my riding mower constantly. Finally got a real tractor and a belly mower. No more flats. That wasn't the reason for upgrading equipment though. I needed more implement function primarily.
Ashley, I love your paint job. Those look beautiful. Teal is my favorite color. I especially like it combined with pink. Those are 50's colors and I love that era.
By the way, Zoro is a W.W. Grainger company.
For small punctures in lawn tractor tires I have used rubber tire patch/plug glue on a sheet metal screw with surprising success. Put the glue on the screw and run the screw in.
I enjoyed the "mixed bag" of jobs you finished!!! My mom used to say variety is the spice of life. (never hear that saying anymore) I love the color Ashley chose. This is only a suggestion, you could paint the dry erase frame, only along that narrow edge, (black) to hide the knot. Maybe it would work to fill knot hole, only with the wood putty & not paint it. These are only suggestions. I do commiserate with how you feel about it! Take care.
For your dry erase board from time to time a good wash with a magic eraser will do the trick
I love your channel and have been so blown away by the amazing work you have done on the house. It is now a beautiful home. I have to say that you are better at problem solving than anyone I know! I can’t wait to watch the barn project! 😊
You will be glad you did that rail this winter it wil helpl getting in and out with snow and ice.
Wrap a narrow rope around the handrail to keep from being frozen to it and diffuse the coldness.
I would put another rail to the other side to.
Hey Doug your mind is like a New York Subway. God has given you a fine mind I love to see how it works and how you decipher what to keep and what to throw out. I was the railing that you made for the steps it's unintrusive and very functional
We had snow last night, in September, in New Mexico! It will be warmed up in a few days so now I'm thinking of all the things I need to get done before winter comes back. Thanks for the push. 🤗
That is really crazy weather!!
I love your railing! It's a simple design that works beautifully with the awning. It gives a very cohesive look from a distance. Wow that was a heck of a job on the car eh? You never shy away from hard work, either of you and that is why we, your subscribers, find continued inspiration here :-)
Love how you work things out. Simple ideas are usually the best. Good work.
My daughter will love seeing that you used a pipe like she thought when you mentioned needing a railing.
You always come up with the most awesome projects! Love them all!
Yes he does..
Dough you are a little genius..bending the pipe for a guard rail..lol...it looks fantastic...glad you fixed that tail light too...keep up the great work.
Love the blue Ashley!
obviously, Ryobi and Honda need you on the design team!!!
Ooooooh and the yellow wheel too I love it!! Color makes everything happy!!
That railing actually looks nice! Thumbs up!
Love the handrail! So simple and neat! The color in the chicken area.....awesome! And the board was a wonderful idea to make a magnetic 🧲 space! Love your videos! So addicting 😂
Wow, that is a crazy place for a fuse ... a new meaning for Element of surprise! Some foam pipe insulation on the handrail just for the winter months will be more appreciated than a lot of people think (my brother was the wise one who got his tongue stuck on a metal pipe fence in the dead of winter)! Nice job on all the projects!
Little chores drive me nuts! One thing leads to another to another and to another:( You guys are such great thinkers you make things appear so easy. Ashley, I'm calling the newly painted art in the chicken yard a chicken slide:0.
A man once asked “ how do you eat an elephant?” The answer is one bite at a time. Moral of the story is, take small bits to finish the whole picture. Your doing wonderful. God Bless