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After awhile, it get's personal.

That was a good guitar symphony you had while clearing the office spot.

It's looking a bit like both options of your title apply to this situation.

I suggest covering the engine and gas tank when welding.

I counted 6 times you tried to kick both feet. Not bad for an old fart. That rock looks like ocean bottom to me.

Checking out your drain and night crawler hunting is the ONLY time you'd get me out in the rain.

I'd be a picky as you if I could pick the trees I needed to make a house.

Quickdraw McDraw had better hide. It's looking like you guys have to wait until God decides to blow the tree down. When he gets around to it.

I'm sure sorry you got tagged for Trump commercials. I still smell a dead tree. Good work. The tree has fallen now.

I can sure smell a dead tree in your demeanor.

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. Just checkin.

I have an rk24 and fan keeps hitting the radiaor. Im going to check frame something is tweaked

Just a note about your rope clips... your comment at 6:55 saying "this one is done incorrectly" is wrong. The saddle of a wire rope clip goes on the live end, not the dead end. The example shown at 6:55 is done right.

Off-topic Question: How do you guys store your wire rope? Looking for a manual winder/reel but everything is either plastic or crazy expensive. THANK YOU!!!'

Under the bed, put a bedding skirt or use a plastic tablecloth as a skirt. Air will flow, but it will give you a dressed look. Hang your veges in a wire basket; use vertical space. Also, store stuff in the microwave. Get a pizza stone for your oven's size. It's a game-changer! Make sure to have a gas alert for propane gas poisoning leaks. A cutting board or a roll-over wire sink topper will give you more countertops.

Thank You for taking the time to make this! ! ! ! ! ! ! I learned a lot!

Greetings from the BIG SKY.

That's not a filter! It's a pump!

Never saddle a dead horse

We want MEG! We want MEG! We want MEG! 😩😲😭👩

I saw a Norm Abrams show on Saturday TV where he was using his cross cut saw like you are doing and I bought his plans for building it from him for $10 and made my own, that still sits where it belongs.

Practice make perfect. I heard from a guy whose dog rolled on a dead porkypine and now he's bummed out at his dog.

It sure looks like a man's work is never done.

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. You guys are doing well there.

Good job, from @restoringbonaire

Never climb on the stump like you did at 1250. Much of the time the root ball will decide to right itself and if it hits you, you will know what a baseball feels like. Assuming it doesn't kill you.

Im curious how the bearings in the tires you used for pulleys and barrel rollers have held up after 2 years of use?

I might try cutting the trunks low to the ground and then drill some holes and doing a controlled burn of the remainder. In any case, this is a BIG project. I enjoyed seeing the various pulley arrangements.

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana,

Yeah, 100 now ip up your pants.

I think it was a bigger log in the movie.

Having the ability to manufacture your lumber as you need it and adding in your goal is cool.

I watched a couple of your early videos and came to this one primarily to see if you had survived. I am gratified to see your progress.

That piece of equipment better work any time you ask it, period. Your generator has a good engine.

Gardening is fun. The reason I live in the middle of Montana is the growing season.

I found that pepper plants and tomato plants both cross polinate to yield a combination of whatever I was growing as a fruit. I blamed it on the bees.

I have seen the deer running around there, I'd be outting up a tall fence that deer can't jump over. That implies a pretty tall fence for the deer I've seen around here.

Starting radishes is counter productive since they come up so fast for me. The radish doesn't transplant very good in my experience so I always direct seeded the seeds in the garden. They grow really fast in the spring.

And you found out why snatch blocks are easier to work with compared to pulleys! Very informative, thanks

Are you sure those are 5/8" shackles? I'm looking to buy a setup like this, but harbor freight doesnt seem to carry 5/8".

Soon?

Bug man has removed all the bugs, now. Time to proceed. I noticed you having to tilt the bucket of that piece to do anything ground level or below. Your experience will be the guide for any of us to go by. That white rock explains the dirt you have. Clay comes from that kind of rock. It sure looks like a limestone family to me.

When you mind the dollars the biggers bills take care of themselves.

If that log turning tool was around here, I'd live with it.

Good looking wood in that log of ash wood.

Any gardener I've met here in Montana 'curses' zucchini plant. Every one wants to grow one but they get flooded by the fruits.

I faced the same dilemma here in Lewistown, Mt. with my (only used a few times) Rockwell drill I got for Phoenix, AZ use, and a new battery was out of sight relative to a new DeWalt drill with 2 batteries .(not rotohammer).

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. Good dirt around here, that's why I live here.

It looks like hats would be usefull around there with the random bird shit from god in the air.

I knew it could be done! I even used the same stuff as you did. Must have come from the same supplier. I remain one who relishes our light rain fall.