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it's a good idea, however you are trading practicality for functionality, depending on the trade you work in, you will likely need to carry more than just a hammer so that means you are adding extra bulk and weight just to save 2.8 seconds to flip your hammer over, so this only works if the only tool you use excessively all day is a hammer, and if you use a hammer that much you'd be faster and more efficient with a framing nailer

what? no C -clamps cinderblocks, 2X 4s, shovels, ropes, bottlejacks, highlift jacks, chains - pulleys and assorted other crap? proper tool for the proper job - no problem.

Love the tutorial. helpful like the links to decimal chart. Get er done, Larry the cable guy. Their are so many solutions to derive same objective.

brother i have adhd and i can't organize anything to save my life and i lose absolutely everything, not excluding things i carry with me everyday like smokes, lighter, keys, i lose my phone once a day at least and when i clean i make a a significantly bigger mess than what i started with, but i really like ur method of organizing and so far i've been able to stick with it and that's a rarity in itself. thank u for sharing this, it's simple and interesting enough to keep me focused, just slow enough for me to take it seriously

😂 That was funny! 😂 You only get half of your face and your arm full off apple bits.

Just wondering, what's the name of the wood?

What tool are you using to mark the holes. Has it ever kicked back while doing this?

I knew this already but this reinforces my knowledge. I want to use this to anchor a boat. Alway anchor downwind so the line doesn't end up under the boat.

Thank you. I thought I could stomp a Shepards hook into my yard to hang my bird feeders but noooooooo! Glad I watched this

So glad I found you and just in time!! Going to be butchering 65 CC in 2 weeks. I have used freezer zip loc bags in the past and wanted to try Shrinkwrap. Just purchased from you all!! SUPER CUTE COUPLE!!! love that you prove you can still be in love after so many years. thanks for that!! blessings :)

Yes, that is a proper sawhorse! I shake my head when i see videos of how to build saw horses that don't have compound legs which are less strong and tippy, potentially dangerous.

Have you tried using a scythe to harvest the grass for mulch? That’s what I use when making mulch for the garden. The amount of biomass that I can get from a small area is insane.

Thanks Herrick for the excellent video

It’s Black Betty by Ram Jam

Taught this in woodwork class in uk school early 70s

Your video was very helpful if you have more videos I will watch your video helped me make a decision

I just divide the yard into small sections. Cut one section at a time, using the bagger, then spread the clippings out on the cardboard I'm using to make walkways. When I need some, I grab it.

Can I just pull the seed heads off by hand?

Depending on the application plumb bobs can be put 1/2 - 2/3 in a container of oil on a windy day. Water can be used but the thicker oil will slow down any movement better.

You can buy the jars with jam in them and then use them when empty.

From the hole in your roof. Just get a pencil on a string with a nail and go around with the string and make the dimension.

Does the tincture get rid of the cyanide that’s in the berries? I know when you make a syrup, you’re supposed to cook them down.

Way to go, Herrick. And isn't it neat, the inventions God gives man for our benefit: the hangers and the laser!

You can be thankful for having experienced those terrible crawlspaces so as not to create another. Very nice!

This Stanley box cutter model can be used has a seatbelt cutter because tht integrated string cutter recesses in the blade like tht of a seatbelt cutter’s blade!

I have been using a cover crop mixture (mostly rye) in my western Oregon garden and love the hummus it adds to the soil. When I'm ready to cut it down, I use a flail mower on my BCS. Then I till it in. In two weeks I'm ready to plant. Works well for me. Nice video!! Beautiful, neat garden you have.

That ground looks plenty soft to me.

Hello .... Is it possible to buy a replacement slider/blade holder .......Do you have any link to where the slider could be purchased ? Thank you

I remember as a young lad helping my neighbor, an older farmer work on some machinery and he asked me to do all the looking up overhead work because he got nauseated when he did that type of work. I laughed and he said, "Don't laugh, you're going to get old one day too!" By golly, he was right! Sheet rocking ceilings, Crawling through tight spaces and working on my back...That is nauseating for me too.

This is exactly what I needed to know including the step drill bit. Thank-you.

Herrick, not to be morbid, but I hope you instruct your family to leave your channel up forever. I’m in my mid-30s, and have young sons. I plan on showing them your channel when they get older. Your channel is a wealth of knowledge. I plan on searching through the videos, for the rest of my life, for tips and tricks. Hopefully my boys too. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.

Exactly why the FDA banned it. It doesn't make them money.

Impressive!

Very Informative

Always entertaining, and thanks for the info!

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Rockbar. Allahu rockbar

0:40 I have romex

How did you attach the bottom Plate to subfloor?

Well, with no soil testing and then not tip pruning blackberry plants, they will grow all over the place. Sounds like an excuse to build the new workshop. lol

When you said use a length of Romex -- you cracked me up, only because I haven't that wire for 44 years. You have a fantastic set up and want to thank you tons for showing us how to do it!

Good story. Hello from Rochester.

great craw space keep the videos coming

Most of the year I'd need to add a humidifier to my crawlspace to get it up to 45% humidity. I only have crawlspace under the back addition which is similar in size to yours. Under the front addition is an inaccessible space and in between is a basement. I'm thinking I need to work on encapsulating the back crawlspace.

But given your conditions, you were right to not go deeper in your case.

The "dream crawlspace" would be one in which you could fully stand in, and is finished. Like a full basement 😅

Excellent!