I have to Tell u Ants, i watch Andrew Camarata for a few years, Diesel Creek for like 2 years..but since i discovered you i love your channel man. U are at least as good creator as them, i like your videos, keep going man!🎉
Yep, you've already accommodated him by letting him take down the problem trees. He has no right to take out the rest of the tree line. If he cares enough, he can take the few trees down by hand.
Arrrrrgh...fire wood - my childhood was spent processing fire wood every summer... I love watching you use the splitter...it makes it all seem a dream!!! We did not have a log splitter...my Dad used a maul and a sledge hammer to split the big oak logs.
I keep a certain amount of wood as a backup heating source for our home. Making and keeping firewood that is ready to use is always a lot of work. You win the prize for how much firewood you made in those few days. How many of your 33 cribs would you expect to use in a typical year? Larry in Idaho, USA
How about an old fashioned wood stove for outside in the summer? Keep the house cool. Is there any use for the ton of sawdust you've accumulated? Awesome clean up job. You've earned a beer! Ohio
however nonchalant you may seem at first glance, you are actually a very, very hardworking and good person who always has a good idea when a problem arises. I'm happy to see you and I wish you good health. Greetings from Serbia
Congrats, you worked yourself a lot on this one. It made us tired just watching how much physical labor you did. What a great workout, though, and productive use of old wood.
Great work mate! About trees falling on the solar panels. Check out what it says in your home insurance contract. Or check it with someone who might know. Probably that guy has some kind of insurance that should cover it, but you never know what the laws and stuffy paper work says. The moisture barrier paint has probably worse UV-protection than the tarp barrier. I wouldn't bother with it anyway. You gotta tune that chainsaw carb for sure, has a bad rew up. Anyways. Fun as usual.
Ants, you made a very valid point….. the trees have been there for 100 years…. Your neighbour build this (solar) farm in front of all the existing trees….
Man, that was certainly one of the most deserved upvotes. Not only for the work you put into all of the firewood, but also for your amazing editing of all the footage and not making the video feel dull or too long. Thanks for sharing!
What a f...ng beast. You are simply animal. The dude simply went full Vietnam on those logs. I would most likely died if a had to do all that on my own. Other people surely would. :D But yeah man that is huge. Nothing like cleaning up the place for some solstice to burn some meat and drink some beer with cheese.
Super smart fire and trash wood solution. I'm a 55 year old woman, and I was the first female hired by an Oklahoma construction company to do dirt work. My friend got me on, and failed to tell the powers that be, I was a girl named Jeri and not a dude named Jerry 😂.. Best job i ever had. I knew nothing about equipment operation or construction when I started. I drove an articulating dump truck when I started. By the time it was over, I was loading my own dump truck with a Volvo 400 escalator, shooting grade as well as surveying from blue prints. Needless to say, I was much younger then. I love watching your videos and watching you operate the different equipment. Your sense of humor also makes it fun. I miss those days of my life, and I also like the smell of diesel. It smells like accomplishment to me.
I'm tired and sore just watching all your hard work. I cut and split enough to heat my home each winter about 12 of your racks worth. That's enough for me. It is good exercise though and beats going to a gym any day.
💯💪 Andris you worked very hard on this clean up job. It looks very nice❤a good scare tactic your neighbor 💩 is using on you to get you to cut your trees. You also have some huge skeeters sucking the blood out of you.😯 your poor children. Great job on this one. Have a good week end.💕
I would also never take down a forest no matter how small it is, nothing better to have a own forest to enjoy some time :D And the cleaned up area alone was worth the hard work.😌
Amazing work, I would have dropped after the first few crates although when I was younger I worked like that, now I'm paying the price and suffering with back and hip problems and need to sit down after half an hour, the fentanile(synthetic morphine) helps. When your younger you think you can move the world, maybe so but you will pay the price at a later date. Slow down so you can still enjoy life when you get older.
Holy crow brother! Do you ever take a break. It would appear by the editing that this was a few weeks. Now I know why you took us on a rede through Estonia! You needed it. Go fishing and relax my man! 👍👍love your videos!! Funny you made a reference to Diesel creek, lol. You and Matt are my favorite youtube channels!! 👍🤣👍 You crushed it brother!!
Most excellent video, well edited. What I learnt there was. It only took 1hr 24 minutes & 43 seconds to do all that you had to do, with mosquitoes for company. Enough firewood to keep you going for a 100 years or more. Do you think you will get to sit down now.? I haven't missed a video yet. Most entertaining. 🤠
We recently got one of the Thermacell patio shield mosquito repellers that use a little canister of gas to heat up a small pad. It actually works really well but I dno how it would work if you’re constantly moving in the bobcat. It’s only $25 cad so it might be worth trying
Hi Andris! About the trees falling on the neighbor's property: This is not official advice (but I happen to be an insurance broker, and part time farmer - Yeah, that's weird I know...). I'm not familiar with the law in your country, but since we are in the EU it's probably very similar. Here in Hungary, if the tree is dead, rotten or any way compromised (like suspiciously leaning) and it falls to the neighbor's property, then you are liable for it. Normally your property insurance policy would cover it as liability insurance, and pay for it. Although your insurance company could still counter-sue you for the money, after they paid your neighbor, if negligence is provable on your part. Also your neighbor might have a special kind of "legal protection insurance", if he is sneaky (and he might be, if he already threatened you with it). Which means that in case of damage, his insurance company will sue you on his behalf. Trust me you don't want that, insurance companies usually have the most disgusting lawyers working for them. So in short: Don't let dead, rotten or any other way compromised trees, fall on your neighbors property, because you are liable for it, doesn't matter if the trees are there since 200 years, and he built his solar farm last year. On the other hand, if a healthy tree falls on the neighbors property, because of some extreme weather event (for example a very bad storm), then it's unlikely that his claim would stand in court. I suggest to consult with a local lawyer or insurance expert. Don't take this too easily, if your dumb neighbor put expensive equipment (like inverters) into that green shed, and one of your trees crushes it, that could cost you a lot of money.
Lmaso, so you were able to fit X amount in to 5 pallets, you now need to make 15 extra pallets….. just the sec…. Reaching for another beer…. Please continue 😁🎉🍺👍💥😎
Holy shit, you’re a freakin beast! Your saw mill and wood splitter are fantastic and still working as the day you made them, so amazing!!! What a job that was, everything all organized, neat and tidy, holy cow! Your property is gorgeous though, just beautiful, loved your mom waving to us, what a sweet woman!
You made me laugh so mutch with your demonstration of the part that cleans the rails of your wood cutting station 😂😂😂 And for your chainsaw which works badly, surely a mosquito in the fuel circuit ZzZzZzZzZZzZzzZZZzZz 😅 Good BIG job 👍
You are the true one man army in processing firewood! And with all that crates full of wood you have a real fortune there, imagine to buy all that stuff ready made and delivered... 😱 Here in Germany you pay for one bulk meter 180€, so you can calculate how much you would pay for your stacked crates... And this could easily work as a advert video for Scheppach wood splitters, maybe you can send them the link! 🤪 Thx for the effort to film all your hard work! 👍👍👍
Stuff into other stuff. Unbelievable amount of work my friend. This 68 year old lady just sits and watches and marvels at your energy and determination. And then I get up and say to myself, ‘wow, we got sooooo much done today.’ And, ‘my back doesn’t hurt a bit’. Love you Ants. Your videos, the camera placement, the closeups-they’re just superb. It makes feel like I’m right there with you. Supervising the job.😆. About the neighbor: he puts the solar array away from his home and puts it right at you property line. Then wants to take down your trees, that shield your view of it. And spoil the symmetry of that lovely entrance to your property. No!
The trees where there before the solar panels. LAZY NEIGHBOR PAYS FOR DAMAGED SOLAR PANELS if they fall. He should have put them on the OTHER SIDE OR HIS PROPERTY AWAY FROM TREES! #PROOFforINSURANCEclaim #LazySOLARpanelOWNERpays for DAMAGES IN FUTURE IF TREES FALL!🤬
Keep your trees, the work and cleanup was perfect. I think the tarp is a good idea. Did you hurt your leg, take care. You work so hard , you need a vacation, but only if you take us with you, have to have our AntsPants fix😂
Bro mosquitoes hate smoke , maybe you should have a fire going all the time ... burn those cutoff and sawdust and make a sawdust press for pellets love the videos
Great video! Wow, Andris, you get better & better every time! The Jincheng Zhang "Bee Together" music 5mins in was awesome! You're the best UA-camr ever!!! Glad you told your neighbor "No", btw. 👍
Hi Ants! Really like watching your video. You seams to be a hard worker and a Nice guy. Would be nice to wisit your country some time. Mayby meet you to. Keep up with this video making, you make my day grate again🙂🙂🙂
A friend of mine has a wood shed that he puts his containerized wood in. He put doors on each end and fills it up from one end and empties it out from the other end. When he needs wood for the stove he drive the Bobcat in one end, picks up a container and sets it on the porch where he can get it easily.
What an amazing amount of hard work. I like your wood storage boxes. I think that the cloth wrapping on top is more than sufficient. It's probably a good idea to take a piece of OSB and paint it with the waterproofing and sit it outside just to see how well it last the winter. But probably it's not useful for the firewood boxes. You should get heavy plastic bags and fill them full of sawdust and sell them to people for soaking up oil spills. Then yes you could probably use the oil-soaked Sawdust as the heat source. Use Hydraulics from the Bobcat to operate a pelletizing tool.
Dude from Estonia, i know super fit guys with a radiator on their stomachs who would kneel after one day on such a job! Full respect for you and Ur care about mom and rest Ants family❤❤❤
Mosquito repellent: black tube (size of a paper towel roll) put in a mix of warm water, sugar, yeast, and a drop of dish soap. It will keep them away but I’m not sure how but hang the tubes in your trees every 3or 4 meters from where you are outside. They need to be replaced ~ every 6 weeks
Perhaps you could change out the wooden containers for the metal ones a few at a time as the wooden ones break down. This would differ the cost over a period of time compared to one big hit buying them all at once. But the ones you built are great and will last for sometime. Wow, that was big job you did.
I Watched that whole video and at the end decided that I need a holiday , I'm worn out from just watching so goodness knows how you feel .have you ever contemplated starting a firewood business or is everyone self sufficient for fuel in your country? Here in Australia our local hardware superstore sells what amounts to probably 5%of one of ,your pallets for an exorbitant amout of money, so if you had that much processed firewood here you would be making decent money ,they also do a good business selling bags of sawdust and shavings for gardens and landscaping, the leaves and smaller branches are woodchipped and sold as mulch or added to compost to make garden soil and potting mix , nothing is wasted .
It is not the first time that I hear you talk about firewood cages, their resistance and durability. Firewood that you will always need and you even talk about selling it. Perhaps it would be possible for you to make cages out of iron instead of wood? You have a welding shop at home. They are much more resistant and durable, better for stacking... Of course, the iron ones are surely heavier than the wooden ones... or not... You've done an amazing job on this latest video. Well, in all. Congratulations! These past few days I've been watching for the second time all your videos about the construction of the 128-year-old cabin. You are doing an excellent job and it was nice to see the whole construction process again. I learn a lot with you, for future projects that I have in mind. By the way, I really like long videos, I never get bored. You alternate work with nature walks. You are funny, intelligent, very hard-working and I really enjoy being with you. You are already like my family. Thank you!!!
Ants….. Thank you for your hard work. I always look forward to hanging with you every time your video comes out. Way better than anything on Netflix. I give this video 110% for being tutorial and like a documentary.
Another great video, love your humour and how you approach work. You are one amazingly hard working man. To see a pile of work that seems never ending, must be so difficult to keep motivated. You never shirk away from hard work kudos to you. I love watching you work, and always to a high standard. Every video is compelling, how to approach the problem and overcome it. You are a very clever man, who never seems to tire. Tell your neighbour he wasn’t forced to put the panels there, the trees were there first. Can’t wait for the next video. Thank you
I can’t wait to see if you’re going to build a new equipment barn that fits your dozer and other equipment, I’d love to see you working on the dozer one day! With your skills, I think you’ll have it fixed up like new! Your skills are awesome my friend! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🇸🇪🇪
I recommend you purchase the top half of the suite that is used by the people who destroy hornets. This would allow you to not have the mosquitoes attack your head.
Have you ever thought about making a hydraulic compactor to compress the sawdust into bricks? Which could be used to burn in your fires. Just a thought.
Love your content. Greetings from Germany
Awesome, thank you!
I have to Tell u Ants, i watch Andrew Camarata for a few years, Diesel Creek for like 2 years..but since i discovered you i love your channel man. U are at least as good creator as them, i like your videos, keep going man!🎉
Wow, thank you!❤
Yes, I agree.
It is true you are as good or even better than a lot of those other channels.
Ants rulez.
Thats a lot of firewood & work.
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that twisted fibre wood is the best firewood, it lasts alot longer, you are an exceptional worker.
Yes, thanks
What a monstrous task, set one foot in front of the other and eventually you will finish! Great work 🎉
Task completed, success!!
I absolutely agree with you, keep those trees. And the trees were there before his panels, so tough luck bro.
Yep, you've already accommodated him by letting him take down the problem trees. He has no right to take out the rest of the tree line. If he cares enough, he can take the few trees down by hand.
Happy Estonian Holidays this weekend! 🎉 🔥
Happy holidays!
Arrrrrgh...fire wood - my childhood was spent processing fire wood every summer... I love watching you use the splitter...it makes it all seem a dream!!! We did not have a log splitter...my Dad used a maul and a sledge hammer to split the big oak logs.
Same deal with my dad. He loved splitting firewood.
Tree stumps make fun seats for kids (and grown-ups) around a fire pit.
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I keep a certain amount of wood as a backup heating source for our home. Making and keeping firewood that is ready to use is always a lot of work. You win the prize for how much firewood you made in those few days. How many of your 33 cribs would you expect to use in a typical year?
Larry in Idaho, USA
I think about 8 to 10 max
How about an old fashioned wood stove for outside in the summer? Keep the house cool. Is there any use for the ton of sawdust you've accumulated? Awesome clean up job. You've earned a beer! Ohio
sawdust for pathways in garden?
My mum and aunt use it for their gardens
wow 1 hour and 24 minutes, i like it
Me too
however nonchalant you may seem at first glance, you are actually a very, very hardworking and good person who always has a good idea when a problem arises. I'm happy to see you and I wish you good health. Greetings from Serbia
Hey to Serbia from SoCal USA. 🙂
Thank you ❤
Ant, you need to build is a machine to compress all the sawdust into pellets, since you are short of firewood 😅.👍🏴
Thanks for the tip
Congrats, you worked yourself a lot on this one. It made us tired just watching how much physical labor you did. What a great workout, though, and productive use of old wood.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude 🙂 that was epic!! 😀 now go take a holiday 😉 you really need it!!
Happy holidays! 😆
Great work mate!
About trees falling on the solar panels. Check out what it says in your home insurance contract. Or check it with someone who might know. Probably that guy has some kind of insurance that should cover it, but you never know what the laws and stuffy paper work says.
The moisture barrier paint has probably worse UV-protection than the tarp barrier. I wouldn't bother with it anyway.
You gotta tune that chainsaw carb for sure, has a bad rew up.
Anyways. Fun as usual.
Thanks
Well my friend.... pretty sure you are the hardest working man on UA-cam. Well done!
I try
What a job! I'm exhausted.
Me too
Ants, you made a very valid point….. the trees have been there for 100 years…. Your neighbour build this (solar) farm in front of all the existing trees….
Your nail budget must be in the millions! 😊
Love and hate relationship with firewood
At least you get to watch it burn
How long it took you to edit the video Andris 😂 ?
@@paulricard6044 about 6 to 8 h total if i recall
@@smcut80 it does not burn slow enough for me to enjoy it lol
I know your a big fan of Andrew Camarata your videos are so much better. Love your content keep up the great work
you need a firewood building
Man, that was certainly one of the most deserved upvotes. Not only for the work you put into all of the firewood, but also for your amazing editing of all the footage and not making the video feel dull or too long.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
What a f...ng beast. You are simply animal. The dude simply went full Vietnam on those logs. I would most likely died if a had to do all that on my own. Other people surely would. :D But yeah man that is huge. Nothing like cleaning up the place for some solstice to burn some meat and drink some beer with cheese.
Thanks 😅
Great soundtrack to the vid
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Super smart fire and trash wood solution. I'm a 55 year old woman, and I was the first female hired by an Oklahoma construction company to do dirt work. My friend got me on, and failed to tell the powers that be, I was a girl named Jeri and not a dude named Jerry 😂.. Best job i ever had. I knew nothing about equipment operation or construction when I started. I drove an articulating dump truck when I started. By the time it was over, I was loading my own dump truck with a Volvo 400 escalator, shooting grade as well as surveying from blue prints. Needless to say, I was much younger then. I love watching your videos and watching you operate the different equipment. Your sense of humor also makes it fun. I miss those days of my life, and I also like the smell of diesel. It smells like accomplishment to me.
Thank you for sharing 😇
Good project you did save woods my gusset will last five years and hi from American
Yeah. Thanks
I'm tired and sore just watching all your hard work. I cut and split enough to heat my home each winter about 12 of your racks worth. That's enough for me. It is good exercise though and beats going to a gym any day.
I agree
Andres. your trees are way older than your buddies solar panels , by the way your getting to organized , enjoy !
Thanks ❤
💯💪 Andris you worked very hard on this clean up job. It looks very nice❤a good scare tactic your neighbor 💩 is using on you to get you to cut your trees. You also have some huge skeeters sucking the blood out of you.😯 your poor children. Great job on this one. Have a good week end.💕
😂😂😂
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I would also never take down a forest no matter how small it is, nothing better to have a own forest to enjoy some time :D And the cleaned up area alone was worth the hard work.😌
Well said!
Man, that was a lot of work! Entertaining as always. The place is looking great in the summer. See ya next week.
Thanks! ❤
You are really hardworking Guy.
Super 1.5 hour video and well edited ...love the fast bits
Glad you like
This guy is out of this world nice video sir and hello from alabama USA 👍🏽
Hello there!
Having a farm myself, every time I watch your videos I feel as if I should get off my butt and go find something to do! Enjoy your videos!
😅😅
Amazing work, I would have dropped after the first few crates although when I was younger I worked like that, now I'm paying the price and suffering with back and hip problems and need to sit down after half an hour, the fentanile(synthetic morphine) helps. When your younger you think you can move the world, maybe so but you will pay the price at a later date. Slow down so you can still enjoy life when you get older.
I try to keep myself strong. Strech and keep them back muscles strong
easy with the 751.
You should make yourself a firewood processor to go with the sawmill. Keep up the good work.
Great idea
I give you 10 points for surviving the mosquitoes
Hahah
Man U def aren’t afraid of working!! Great job brother and good for you telling your neighbor to screw off 🤣
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Holy crow brother! Do you ever take a break. It would appear by the editing that this was a few weeks. Now I know why you took us on a rede through Estonia! You needed it. Go fishing and relax my man! 👍👍love your videos!!
Funny you made a reference to Diesel creek, lol. You and Matt are my favorite youtube channels!! 👍🤣👍
You crushed it brother!!
😅 Matt is 👍 im starting to prefer him over AC
Nice shout out to Diesel Creek
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Excelleeeeent video. You are extremely talented. Your family should be very proud of you. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!
Man that’s a lot of work, hope you had a few beers to celebrate 🎉👋🇬🇧🤣
I don't drink beer 😅
Bravo!!!
Thank you
Most excellent video, well edited. What I learnt there was. It only took 1hr 24 minutes & 43 seconds to do all that you had to do, with mosquitoes for company. Enough firewood to keep you going for a 100 years or more. Do you think you will get to sit down now.? I haven't missed a video yet. Most entertaining. 🤠
Not only well edited, but can you imagine how long it took? That’s someone that puts a lot of effort and time to make an awesome video to watch
Haha never sit down 😅
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We recently got one of the Thermacell patio shield mosquito repellers that use a little canister of gas to heat up a small pad. It actually works really well but I dno how it would work if you’re constantly moving in the bobcat. It’s only $25 cad so it might be worth trying
I will put it in my bobcat 😂
Loved the track testing 😂😂
EU certified
Hi Andris! About the trees falling on the neighbor's property: This is not official advice (but I happen to be an insurance broker, and part time farmer - Yeah, that's weird I know...). I'm not familiar with the law in your country, but since we are in the EU it's probably very similar. Here in Hungary, if the tree is dead, rotten or any way compromised (like suspiciously leaning) and it falls to the neighbor's property, then you are liable for it. Normally your property insurance policy would cover it as liability insurance, and pay for it. Although your insurance company could still counter-sue you for the money, after they paid your neighbor, if negligence is provable on your part.
Also your neighbor might have a special kind of "legal protection insurance", if he is sneaky (and he might be, if he already threatened you with it). Which means that in case of damage, his insurance company will sue you on his behalf. Trust me you don't want that, insurance companies usually have the most disgusting lawyers working for them.
So in short: Don't let dead, rotten or any other way compromised trees, fall on your neighbors property, because you are liable for it, doesn't matter if the trees are there since 200 years, and he built his solar farm last year.
On the other hand, if a healthy tree falls on the neighbors property, because of some extreme weather event (for example a very bad storm), then it's unlikely that his claim would stand in court.
I suggest to consult with a local lawyer or insurance expert. Don't take this too easily, if your dumb neighbor put expensive equipment (like inverters) into that green shed, and one of your trees crushes it, that could cost you a lot of money.
Considering you can sell the firewood and reuse the racks that seems like a very worthwhile investment of your time and money. Awesome video as usual!
Think i will use these racks for myself. But would like to sell some in metal racks in future
Very nice Job. Everything looks great in its place. Why dont you sell the firewood per pallet. Having the place in order and neat attracts wealth 🤑💰💰💰
Soon! Thanka
Far better than Andrew Camarata stuff, your a unique rising star. 😊
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Lmaso, so you were able to fit X amount in to 5 pallets, you now need to make 15 extra pallets….. just the sec…. Reaching for another beer…. Please continue 😁🎉🍺👍💥😎
😂👌
@@Ants_Pants Ants, have a fantastic happy wend with your family😁🍺😎👍
I would definitely go with the tarp even if it don't last that long it is cheap enough to replace
Yeah
Holy shit, you’re a freakin beast! Your saw mill and wood splitter are fantastic and still working as the day you made them, so amazing!!! What a job that was, everything all organized, neat and tidy, holy cow! Your property is gorgeous though, just beautiful, loved your mom waving to us, what a sweet woman!
Thank you 😇
You made me laugh so mutch with your demonstration of the part that cleans the rails of your wood cutting station 😂😂😂
And for your chainsaw which works badly, surely a mosquito in the fuel circuit ZzZzZzZzZZzZzzZZZzZz 😅
Good BIG job 👍
Lmao
You are the true one man army in processing firewood!
And with all that crates full of wood you have a real fortune there, imagine to buy all that stuff ready made and delivered...
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Here in Germany you pay for one bulk meter 180€, so you can calculate how much you would pay for your stacked crates...
And this could easily work as a advert video for Scheppach wood splitters, maybe you can send them the link!
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Thx for the effort to film all your hard work!
👍👍👍
Great video man
Appreciate it
Stuff into other stuff. Unbelievable amount of work my friend. This 68 year old lady just sits and watches and marvels at your energy and determination. And then I get up and say to myself, ‘wow, we got sooooo much done today.’ And, ‘my back doesn’t hurt a bit’. Love you Ants. Your videos, the camera placement, the closeups-they’re just superb. It makes feel like I’m right there with you. Supervising the job.😆. About the neighbor: he puts the solar array away from his home and puts it right at you property line. Then wants to take down your trees, that shield your view of it. And spoil the symmetry of that lovely entrance to your property. No!
Thank you ❤
The trees where there before the solar panels. LAZY NEIGHBOR PAYS FOR DAMAGED SOLAR PANELS if they fall. He should have put them on the OTHER SIDE OR HIS PROPERTY AWAY FROM TREES! #PROOFforINSURANCEclaim #LazySOLARpanelOWNERpays for DAMAGES IN FUTURE IF TREES FALL!🤬
Keep your trees, the work and cleanup was perfect. I think the tarp is a good idea. Did you hurt your leg, take care. You work so hard , you need a vacation, but only if you take us with you, have to have our AntsPants fix😂
Yes I did it's fixed now
Stay safe!
Bro mosquitoes hate smoke , maybe you should have a fire going all the time ... burn those cutoff and sawdust and make a sawdust press for pellets love the videos
Thanks for them ideas bro
I love that little stove, it's so cute. I love the penny floor❤
Great job 👏
Cheers
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Great video! Wow, Andris, you get better & better every time! The Jincheng Zhang "Bee Together" music 5mins in was awesome! You're the best UA-camr ever!!! Glad you told your neighbor "No", btw. 👍
Thank you very much! David ❤
Hi Ants! Really like watching your video. You seams to be a hard worker and a Nice guy. Would be nice to wisit your country some time. Mayby meet you to. Keep up with this video making, you make my day grate again🙂🙂🙂
So nice of you
Hello from the Netherlands.
thanks for the video Andris .
Sincerely Hollandduck
My pleasure!
@@Ants_Pants 👍
Wow.... I get tired just watching you!😮
Sorry! 😅
I'm straight like an arrow, but I love you bruh!
You are very interesting the solar panel dude needs to read up on the law .I enjoy your channel . I like cats also have a good one
Thanks, you too!
This channel can only keep growing
You will cry if you watch Diesel creek and how he did his firewood.
Love your hard work. I’ll need to make some boxes for my firewood too.
😂
Hey Ant, please keep your pants up. Love your humor and honesty. You are a hard worker, be proud of yourself. 😊
Thank you, I will
Another great video Andris!
Thanks again!
A friend of mine has a wood shed that he puts his containerized wood in. He put doors on each end and fills it up from one end and empties it out from the other end. When he needs wood for the stove he drive the Bobcat in one end, picks up a container and sets it on the porch where he can get it easily.
That's 👍 need one of those
What an amazing amount of hard work. I like your wood storage boxes. I think that the cloth wrapping on top is more than sufficient. It's probably a good idea to take a piece of OSB and paint it with the waterproofing and sit it outside just to see how well it last the winter. But probably it's not useful for the firewood boxes. You should get heavy plastic bags and fill them full of sawdust and sell them to people for soaking up oil spills. Then yes you could probably use the oil-soaked Sawdust as the heat source. Use Hydraulics from the Bobcat to operate a pelletizing tool.
Thanks for the tips friend
Dude from Estonia, i know super fit guys with a radiator on their stomachs who would kneel after one day on such a job! Full respect for you and Ur care about mom and rest Ants family❤❤❤
Right on! 😅
His mom is amazing !!!!!!
For big ones you can use your excavator, just make blade attachment to your tumb.
Love your videos Ants 👍👏👏👏
Thanks Fred
Dude, you’re the Bob Ross of lumber manufacturing. Feels so relaxing to watch this video, I’m falling asleep to the sound of your chainsaw.
😴 sleep tight 😅
Mosquito repellent: black tube (size of a paper towel roll) put in a mix of warm water, sugar, yeast, and a drop of dish soap. It will keep them away but I’m not sure how but hang the tubes in your trees every 3or 4 meters from where you are outside. They need to be replaced ~ every 6 weeks
The top should have an opening for those critters to get in but a cover so the rain stays out
I remember i had something good from hunters shop.
Instead of putting the large logs on top of the splitter, can you put the splitter (upsidedown) on top of the log?
No. The splitter pump is gravity fed.
Perhaps you could change out the wooden containers for the metal ones a few at a time as the wooden ones break down. This would differ the cost over a period of time compared to one big hit buying them all at once. But the ones you built are great and will last for sometime. Wow, that was big job you did.
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I Watched that whole video and at the end decided that I need a holiday , I'm worn out from just watching so goodness knows how you feel .have you ever contemplated starting a firewood business or is everyone self sufficient for fuel in your country? Here in Australia our local hardware superstore sells what amounts to probably 5%of one of ,your pallets for an exorbitant amout of money, so if you had that much processed firewood here you would be making decent money ,they also do a good business selling bags of sawdust and shavings for gardens and landscaping, the leaves and smaller branches are woodchipped and sold as mulch or added to compost to make garden soil and potting mix , nothing is wasted .
The secret is naps...pause at halfway mark and relax for a few minutes. Hit resume, etc.
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It is not the first time that I hear you talk about firewood cages, their resistance and durability. Firewood that you will always need and you even talk about selling it. Perhaps it would be possible for you to make cages out of iron instead of wood? You have a welding shop at home. They are much more resistant and durable, better for stacking... Of course, the iron ones are surely heavier than the wooden ones... or not...
You've done an amazing job on this latest video. Well, in all. Congratulations!
These past few days I've been watching for the second time all your videos about the construction of the 128-year-old cabin. You are doing an excellent job and it was nice to see the whole construction process again. I learn a lot with you, for future projects that I have in mind. By the way, I really like long videos, I never get bored. You alternate work with nature walks. You are funny, intelligent, very hard-working and I really enjoy being with you. You are already like my family. Thank you!!!
I will eventually buy them ibc.totems
Thank you very much ❤
@@Ants_Pants Thanks to you ❤
cool video
Thanks
Love the track check.😂😂😂
It checked out
Ants….. Thank you for your hard work. I always look forward to hanging with you every time your video comes out. Way better than anything on Netflix. I give this video 110% for being tutorial and like a documentary.
Wow, thank you
😂😂😂. So funny
You can make a 4 way splitter blade for your log splitter.
This splitter is too weak for 4way. Iv tried
Love your videos!
Glad you like them!
Falling trees are an act of God according to my insurance Company and the state of West Virginia.
Another great video, love your humour and how you approach work. You are one amazingly hard working man. To see a pile of work that seems never ending, must be so difficult to keep motivated. You never shirk away from hard work kudos to you. I love watching you work, and always to a high standard. Every video is compelling, how to approach the problem and overcome it. You are a very clever man, who never seems to tire. Tell your neighbour he wasn’t forced to put the panels there, the trees were there first. Can’t wait for the next video. Thank you
Thanks mate
I am exhausted just watching you do all that work! Your energy level is seemingly boundless. You're an inspiration.
Wow, thank you!
Ants nothing better than a good heart. And man you got heart.
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I can’t wait to see if you’re going to build a new equipment barn that fits your dozer and other equipment, I’d love to see you working on the dozer one day! With your skills, I think you’ll have it fixed up like new! Your skills are awesome my friend! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🇸🇪🇪
Spoilers: im currently working on the dozer
After all that work, it was a job well done!
I recommend you purchase the top half of the suite that is used by the people who destroy hornets. This would allow you to not have the mosquitoes attack your head.
Have you ever thought about making a hydraulic compactor to compress the sawdust into bricks? Which could be used to burn in your fires. Just a thought.
Yes but the women will always use up the sawdust.
End save the tree's for the next gen