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hi i just got same one 28 inch had a question bout seasoning it do i keep the heat on high the whole time while doin the seasoning 4x said to do.thanks for video very helpful.we plan cookin flapjacks eggs and burgs and hotdogs.yum later yall.

Me and my dad use the same gas leak dish soap method for years

"Look at the thickness of that steel", lol. No, it is far from heavy duty or tough. After two years my 1248 frame shows multiple divots, dings and bulges from cutting tall brush in a field that had more than a few rocks and things that go bang. Not ridiculous things, just what you'd find in a rough field. Not thick strong steel.

I just ordered one from Home Depot on sale $250… before seeing this RUclips. Can’t wait for mine.

I live in Florida. We’re 6 feet below sea level. Is this something that we can do?

Fresh vegetables are way better than any store bought !!!!! Store bought has no flavor, less nutrients and you have no idea what they were grown in, it might say organic but us old timers can tell the difference !!!!!! With that being said , grown your own 👍❤️🙏 God bless you all !!!!!

nice where did they lead solder it? Could lead leak out?

Hi. What type of coal would I need to use to fuel such a forge like the one you built? Do people mostly use BBQ charcoals to fuel their forge?

👍 Good thinking 99

Thank you

I like that rain barrel. Man if one storm filled that up halfway, you will be in water all year.

I can’t start my power pressure!

Has anyone tried using one of those Induction Heaters for this job? Seems like a good test for it

The rain barrel is a good size, and besides not paying for water, it's close by for veggies and chickens. To grow veggies is a therapeutic rewarding hobby. It's like going back to your childhood playing with dirt. And you get food as a bonus! It's going to be great to garden. Whether you get enough veggies or not, you had a good time learning 😊 Good to see you Kevin and Julie.

I too capture rain water from my back gutter, and that is where my row of tomatoes are, you wont believe the difference compaired to clorinated hose water, the plants love the rain water, I have a 32 gallon garbage can, and I put 2 cups of coop poop I buy on Amazon and I mix it with the rain water and water the tomatoes and all the rest with that, the difference is night and day.

I like spending time in the garden, Kevin, I had 8 tomato plants and I canned 52 qts, I canned 16 qts of hot peppers, I had 3 zuccinni plants, so we had zuccinni pretty much all year. Kevin I planted 8 cabbage and just about the time they were the size of a softball, the cabbage moths planted eggs in them and they destroyed every single one, I had 2 cucumber plants so I had cucumber and tomato salads 3 days a week. I did pay about $5 each for the tomato plants, the cabbage, zuccinni and cukes I just put the seeds in the ground on Memorial weekend, they grow quick, it`s kind of hobby for me and it ends up being free food, I did give a lot to my neihbors, because once everything starts coming in, you get a lot, be well.

I think what you're calling a fuse is actually the high limit switch. I may be wrong

Rain water is so much better for plants.

👍👍👍 I have to agree with MrSTOUT we find store bought vegetables tasteless. Thanks both

Any concern that it will be a mosquito breeding barrel?

Gardening is more than just dollars and sense. My wife enjoys going out and "playing" in the dirt and any vegetables we get are frosting on the cake. We've had early tomatoes and cucumbers from the store that usually come from Florida (we're in Wisconsin)and they have absolutely NO flavor whatsoever compared to what we get out of our little plot in the backyard. NOTHING compares to fresh fruit or vegetables right out of the garden. Is it worth it you ask? ... yes, to us it is.

Great ideas! However I would have thought the shaft and gear would have been hardened steel. But no, obviously. 😳

Well done video

“Is it worth it?” To me, that depends on how much you consider gardening a chore vs enjoyable. I really enjoy the process, so to me, it’s worth it. Thanks for the video, good to see you guys. Be well.

Glad somebody's watching...nice!... Keep them gutters clean ...your gonna have some great water for the birds and garden... it'll be your new hobby, have fun folks...

All that talk about how expensive food is you'd think more people would get it figured out and start growing their own food. Even in small spaces its definitely possible. Stock up on seeds etc. and keep preparing accordingly. Great content as always. 👍🏻

Lol the original pressure point brick made me laugh

We bought one and the shaft broke the first time we used it! Do not buy the Badger!

Look awesome. GREAT job Kevin and Julie.

I'd be concerned about the long-term safety of rubbing that newsprint ink on sensitive skin. I wonder if any studies have been done(?)

I think, i want one,for my air compressor,if the electrodes on the spark plugs are fine,why not cleaning them,instead of buy a New one.good idea.

I see the boot swell Looks like it would resist getting down into the ball joint its self

Nice! I may have missed it, but what length screws did you use? Asking, because I would not want to screw through an electrical wire or something behind it.

Wow, that really looks great, you both did a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing, be well my friends.

Very nice reveal , looks amazing now , can't wait for the shutter installation 👍😀!!!!!

Great job guys!

👍👍👍 Top job. Thanks Kevin / Julie.

WOW

Once again Kevin, you saved a ton of money with that sawmill, 9 inch finished boards that size, those are probably $20 apiece, gotta love that sawmill.

You guys gotta be happy, it looks fantastic, Julie`s right Kevin, you should have done the whole place, I can`t wait to see you guys strip all of that siding and finish it up, hehehehehe. It looks fantastic, can`t wait for the shudders and window boxes, nice job guys.

The boards and battens, and the color on them make a great impact on the look of the wall. Your teamwork shows! Hugs 🤗

I told you Julie was gonna want that for the whole house. I don't blame her.

Best pallet coop design I've found so far, thanks for showing us how to do it :)

It really looks great. Someone would look at the front house and think that will be a small project, it takes a lot more work than you would think.

Wow the broads and battens are looking great

Do you use any sealant on the back of the batons so there's no seepage in the seam?

Looking good guys. Can’t wait to see the shutters and flower boxes!

That really looks awesome, Kevin!! You guys did a great job putting all those boards and batons up. A project of that size I am sure takes a lot of screws. My luck, I would think I had enough and then find out I would have to run out and get more. LOL Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this video. I just replaced the heating element on my dryer, and it had the same broken piece. It was a sweet smell when it heated up for the first time.

Great video! Very helpful!