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Good job

I use a woodchuck to prop those ground logs up - back saver ;)

You didn’t put the little pieces of metal in to hold the glass into the window. Kind of a huge step.

Thank you Sir.🎉

How do you get the water out of the basement after pressure washing the walls?

Thank you for helping us with your video.

I'm curious how much mileage you got out of the leaf spring helper kits that you installed?

Will you still be able to install helper springs if your older leaf springs that they are getting attached too are less bow shaped than others? Thanks.

I cannot get the blade square at all. I took the AMF cap off and loosened those two outer bolts and it simply will not move. I took those two bolts completely out and it still won't move. It'll rotate freely enough with the detente lever pulled, but if it's in, she's stuck solid! Even a little gentle persuasion with a rubber mallet didn't get it to move at all. Short of figuring out how to tear the motor/yoke assembly completely down, is there anything else you can think of I could try? Edit: Well, I guess if all else fails, read the directions, lol. The instruction manual doesn't mention it, but the maintenance manual does. It said on some models it might be necessary to loosen the big center nut between the two smaller ones. Once I did that she turned right as rain!

Thanks for the tips and I enjoy your relaxed, down-home style. I tried the oil based putty and it was not for me. I will try the Dap latex now that I have watched your clear instructions.

Wow! you really pack in the information (usually I have to speed up these videos!) Thanks for being so informative! Looking forward to exploring your videos :D

I really like this! The symbolism of the old-style cut nails is especially nice, as they are probably like the nails used in the crucifixion of Jesus. Just a few weeks ago, I happened to buy a box of these nails at a discount store, thinking they would be handy for something! Now I know what I'll do with them. I'll go back and see if they have longer or shorter ones to go with what I got. 😊

Nice job. Next window however take your router or saw and cut a drip edge channel on the bottom of the outer sill. Thanks for the video and good luck with your home.

What machine are you using ??

Was ripping EXACTLY the same as you. Had my blade pinched, saw did get kickback and jumped out of rail. and did cut off my pinky at right hand.

Thanks for the video. I'm getting ready to do the same thing with the same model helper springs on my XJ.

This interests me. I have a fair amount of Poplar and wanting to find uses for it. You mentioned you will be milling the log for lumber. Is it going to be used structurally? Poplar seems very light in weight when dry and just can't see it as a structural choice but you seem very knowledgeable on the species and wanted to ask. Liked and subbed. Thanks.

Thank you for the video! That was very helpful.

Thank you for video! Useful for me bacause i wanna install bark on my tree houses roof!

Saw a 1956 AMF DeWalt radial arm saw on marketplace about 80 miles north of me today for $35 the guy claims everything works on. Thing is, I already have a table saw and a miter saw, so I don't really know what I'd do with one of those. A friend of mine had one back in the '80's that he seemed to like a lot, but that's the only one I'd ever even actually seen. are there any advantages to having one of these as opposed to having my table saw and my miter saw? Edit: I went ahead and bought the saw. I looked at harbor freight's press and it was $169. Saw a 6 ton press on Amazon for $70.00 so will probably get it instead. The finish is a little rough but not terrible. I may be able to buff out the surface rust in the paint, but its cabinet will need a heavy sanding and re-spray. The cabinet is a DeWalt as well that was sold separately in their 1958 catalogue for $69.95 according to the paperwork the guy had with it and the box frame of the saw fits it like a glove. It will also need the 14 gauge sjoow wire as the original has a big spiral shaped crack running the length of the cord where it comes out of the arm. I think ripping on this saw will actually be safer than on my table saw as the table saw has no safety features whatsoever, but the DeWalt has the kickback pawl which I will use along with a pair of board buddies.

Hermoso

That saw though!! I have the Holtzffotma G070. Love it! What chain do you run?

$280 🤯. It's $480 now

I love going back and watching the old videos. Youve come far pilgrim.

Nice video.

And what a channel it has become.

Thank you! 🙌🏽

Just curious: Are those glasses protective or corrective?

Thank you! I had to replace the window in an old barn that blew out in a storm. It might have been oil based, but it was so old that most of the paint was pealing off. So I sanded it down really well (yes, I used a mask, and maybe it was even lead based paint from 100 years ago, so I probably should have used an N95), then I used water based primer (2 coats) then latex outdoor paint (2 coats). Bought the DAP 33 for the glazing, and after reading the instructions realized I couldn't use it because it was for oil based paint. So after several other searches on what to use, I found your video and will do the DAP latex glazing and give it a try. I appreciate the video, it gives me more confidence, since I've never done this before. I already had my points in before watching this video. I had purchased points at the hardware store, but found my Dad's old points from years ago. I guess he did this himself too, but he's not around so I can't for his advice. Another video suggested I place a small bead behind the glass to seat it, so I'll do this too. Keep up the good work, I'm going to use your technique!

Can i ordered one Atack 14?

Thanks!

Awesome 😊

“I’m not going to play, people like to hear the sound of the tools. If you like music feel free to play your own” :Proceeds to screech tool on a block.

Dude I bought a 371 Stockman to whittle with the edge retention is unlike anything I have laid hands on. I also bought a 110 and a 112 Ranger Sport. IN ONE WEEK I cut myself on everyone of them.

By the way I have peeled many as a kid ,as well as locust . Both locust and popular peel easy

All of the modern nuts.out there building camping shelters, don't know this was the old mountain men's go to material. It makes an excellent roof, if you use smaller trees and turn two inside up and one inside down. With a slight slop it will last a long time

Impressive!

Excellent explanation, way to go

What are your thoughts ten years later? I've had mine for ten years and it's my only saw. I've been happy with it. Very convenient to roll around. The fence? It's good for most stuff, and I have done a little bit of finish work without trouble. All in all an indispensable tool I've liked owning. No issues to speak of considering what it is.

I have followed your channel for over ten years and today I see this and am happy and encouraged to see you are a believer. Keep up the good work!

The first thing you need to do is check if the blade is indeed exactly parallel to the track. I had this issue when I trimmed my splinter guard only to find out the blade was slightly out of alignment 😢

why would you mess up a perfectly good square nail to make a + sign?

For those of us who don't have a hill of decomposed sawdust nearby: If you have a compost bin with a built-in ventilation, you can layer your kitchen scraps and lawn clippings with sawdust. This speeds up its aging and results in amazing rich but airy soil that you won't find at stores.

Nice controlled clean up.

Thanks from Lakeview Oregon

you need to improve the sound. Thank you friend from Vietnam

Your future self gets a sawmill. 🙂

A very nice thing to do. This world needs the Cross. ✝️

Great work! 2 questions for you..Shouldn't the ground and neutral be bonded since it is a main panel? And why a 6x6 and not 4x4? Worth the extra money?