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I have a 100 year old barn built with 8x 8 beams. The building had a fire about 20 years ago and that only made the beams harder. They have about 1/4 in deep char, but underneath beautiful beams. Looking for someone who might be interested in the beams

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So simple, thank you for sharing!

I own this shop vac but I can’t get past how hard the hose is.

hilarious and very informative!. Love your honesty and attitude !

audio was cut off for a few seconds

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where is this, and what are you demoing

I would have prefered them to be restored and lived in as houses. I couldn't watch the whole video because the shitty music irritates me, no end.

I have sheet rock, how could I attach my wood?

WE WANT #4!!!!! 😉PLEASE, PLEASE 🙏🏼. I CONCUR. IT IS JUST BEAUTIFUL! Wonderful work. Functional Artwork & Idea.

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Can this be used to water my plants ?

I’ve watched several of your videos and I can’t figure out what type of sealer you use. What is the best sealer for maintaining the color that it currently is and not change it

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These are great everyone seems to think diablo is better

As a carpenter I don't understand this. The wood is now petrified and has no bend or give. Without reflexion the wood will just crack and break. You can't nail it without breaking it. Screwing would be double duty pre-drilling everything... How can you even sell it...except for awesome fire wood.

Ive worn everything from cheap no namers, denim, heavy canvas, to full on overalls and nothing is better than these HHs. Overalls are ok but not suitable for every job site. It's definitely worth the time to find the proper fit and invest in these.

How well did this last? Especially, sun and abrasion damage.

If I put 4 of these 6" wheels on a small cart or trailer, what would be the ground clearance? Thanks

Don’t watch this video, explains nothing, doesn’t give you the 5 “easy” steps lol.

Free link to grammarly in the description… where is it? 2:09

How do I get a copy of your sample contract?

Where did you buy the hardware kit please? Is there a P/N?

You would have loved to salvage an old corn crib we had in Iowa. It was originally used to store ear corn, which is considerably lighter than shelled corn. Dad reinforced it with home sawed oak lumber. He removed the slats on the outside and replaced them with 1 1/2 ship lap. Nailed 2x12s alongside the beams in the basement to reinforce them. Trussed the oats bins upstairs. We would fill half of the driveway with corn too, had a feed grinding setup in the other half. Always raised hogs in the basement. Chock full it would hold 10,000 bushels

I want to do a feature wall in my den. I have to get rid of a closet door, drywall and paint. My question is - can I use liquid nail to fasten the 3/8 barnwood to a plaster wall? The surface area is approximately 8 foot by 9 foot. Thank you and great video!

I'm using reclaimed wood from the old barns in the back of my 224-year-old farmhouse reno. So far, we've put 1 beam vertical in the kitchen as a support, and planks are being prepped for floors and trim. All it's costing me is time, labor, and cleaning/sanding materials.

How do you get your hands on wood to repurpose? I'm looking to do a similar project for an interior wall but I'd rather get my hands on old wood vs planks from home depot

This was almost useless man!! Haha 😂 definitely do what the title said 🤷‍♂️👎

I just came across this video, and that's a beautiful piece of reclaimed wood. It sure will make an awesome mantle. Makes me want to have a fireplace built in my house so i can have a mantle like that. At least i can dream. lol

This was very helpful. I only wish that I could have renovated my barn. Now I can't find anyone to salvage it.

How would you go about attaching the wood to the wall if you didn't want to make it permanent. My idea is to glue the boards together and prop the whole thing up and just secure the corners. I'm open to alternative methods anyone thinks of.

My Grandfather built one of these in the early 60's, not nearly as old as this one, in northern Iowa. It was still in great condition but too small for modern grain yields. It was demolished around 2020 and I wish I could have salvaged some of the lumber. Great to see you could and did with this one.

How do you build your box for electric outlet it appears to have levels

I’m doing some of beam for my fireplace back here in the UK great video! But what tools could I use without spending too much money! Are you able to recommend anything stains etc back here in uk? Thanks so much Lisa

Good video , music was annoying

first 2 mins are all rubbish. have to leave

Thanks for all the useful info! In the 80's my dad tore down a barn from the 1880's and used them in our home remodel. They were exposed in the home they lived in for 45 years and raised all 4 of us kids. Dad's gone, mom's in an old folkshome. But i just used his stihl 031av to get 6 8-10' sections out of the rubble. I'll definitely be referring back to this vid

So incredibly helpful thank you so much. I found a landowner/they found me and we are both unsure of the true value and have not quite yet made an agreement. I really like Your approach and I’d like to know your thoughts on what a good deal looks like for mutual benefit? myself/barn owner/your industry. I am in renovations but This would be my first barn salvage/demo. Being that both parties are unsure of the true value I was thinking to propose minimal labour costs paid by owner and some kind of shared materials and full transparency. Also I was impressed before leaning from the comments your in Manitoba. I’m in Alberta but still always a kid from wpg. 🦩

Have you ever done a hollow mantle with a live edge? How did (or would) you adjust the build of the box for the live edge? Thxs

Hi! I’ve been watching your videos - thank you! I am wondering if you have ever used (1) boracare - I don’t have a dry kiln option to kill bugs and (2) wood hardner to deal with soft wood areas? If so…. How long to I need to let each product dry between use of each and how long before sealing? Thanks!

I'm working with 8x8 rough cut wood, I need to square and size it. These pieces are 6 to 8 feet long. Obviously I don't have a jointer or plainer big enough. Any suggestions? Or video recommendations?

Hey. I have an infinite amount of naturaly aged barn wood supply. Let me know if your interested.

Love the video and your work. Plus you’re pretty entertaining. QUESTION: Does the Kincade hardware allow you to store the ladder in the vertical position when not in use and then fold it out to create the angle when you want to use it? My situation is unique in that the ladder will be used to go into a secret room behind some bookshelves. This all takes place in the middle landing of a stairway. So the ladder will only be about 5 feet tall. The landing isn’t huge so I’d like to be able to store the ladder flat when not in use. Again. Enjoyed your video.

What if I don’t want a sheen, can I sand down the shine? Thanks

That is beautiful!

Okay, so that's a little heartbreaking, isn't it. But, good job.

Great video. Thanks. Do you just use Brad nails or also liquid nails?

Ok can you do energizer max vs duracell ultra please🙏🏻

Love this stuff!!🙌🙌