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I have a homelite that I use to split 15 - 20 cords a year for the past 8 years. Still runs like a champ. I split off the back of my tailgate as it's the perfect height for me and my splits then fall into the bed so I don't have to bend over so much.

This is a lovely demonstration of a product that actually works. But many heaters, mine included, do not allow one to start cleaning from inside the firebox; you’ll break the pipe a section or two above the heater. In real life, the process is infinitely messier. But it does work.

I keep hitting rocks at about 3 to 4 feet and can't seem to move past it. How do I either remove the rocks or avoid them altogether?

Make sure you have all the necessary permits, geology reports, etc. before you start drilling.

Looks great. I hate going on the roof for this job.

What brand of pain did you use for the black and white? Did you put a sealer over it?

I’ve run over 8 cord thru my 5 ton harbor freight splitter and it just keeps going ! For the cost ya just can’t go wrong with either of these . Most of the 5 ton splitters are all Made in the same plant with different names / paint

Does this drill press come with the 1/2 bolts or where did you buy them? What size are the bolts you used to secure the drill press to the bench?

nice job. But, I think you are supposed to cut the cleaner head wires to somewhat match the size of the pipe.

Thank you

My dehyrator looks like yours but it cost less than $70.

A 250 lb lift capacity magnet would probably have removed that pipe wrench

When you're splitting a big log by hand, just split two inches off the sides all the way around. Much easier and faster.

Great, informative video bro. That thing definitely punches above it's weight. Now you've got me considering the purchase of one.

I have one. Its a Homelite but its the same splitter. Had it for probably a decade. I keep it in the garage to bust down kindling or just making anything smaller. I have another gas splitter. The little electric splitter works pretty good though. Nothing I would want to use for all my wood though would kill my back hunched over using it unless I set it up on a bench or something

I have a homesite that's 10 years old. It runs like a champ. Just gotta keep up with checking hydrolic fluid

Where did you get the pump to pump out the sandy water?

Ryobi Log Splitter: shopstyle.it/l/cfRAl

North Dakota???

I just did my first overnight/backpacking trip to this area. I brought out an entire bag of trash from my site as well as two others I stopped to check out. What I couldn't carry out was a recliner!! Who does that?? Ugh! I also found a smoldering fire and used the remaining water I had with me to make sure it was out. I certainly want to return here. I, like you, hope others will clean up their own sites and if so inclined, do as you did and check other sites as well. I would hate to think we could face the loss of such a beautiful area due to the disregard of a few.

Thanks for sharing

Thank you so much for posting this how to....We have a raw piece of land with no existing well, and no reasonable way to get the amount of water needed to jet pipe it in. We've been waiting months for a well guy to come out and do it but the trails to our property are so rough right now that its not even reasonable for them to get out there...we have been floating the idea of just doing ourselves by hand but weren't really sure where to start. Video was very informative. It will be hard work but we now feel confident we can do this ourselves!

Drill press doesn’t even have a hand crank. Has a cheap t handle you have to turn to swing or loosen to go up and down. And the table won’t accept a 4” vice

Yeah every video but yours has sound

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Did you finish pqrt 3?

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I might get this after your review. I do have the Warrior Forstner bit set...they're pretty good for the $

Where did you get your corragated panels, I may have missed that if you said?

Once you hit the water table, when drilling, you stop drilling and put in your casing, and then you use a flapper type bailer to sink the casing deeper. The bailer removes the sand, and this allows for the pipe to sink deeper as you pull the sand out and dump it out and repeat this dropping in and pulling out until the pipe is to the desired depth. Then, put 12 inches of pea gravel into the pipe to keep the sand out.

Have you tried using the loader to push the point downward?

Hi there TangoRomeo 87! Great video and very informative! Now, I recently purchased an AmeriLife Prefab greenhouse, it does seem to have some similarities with the Harbor Freight greenhouse models. I think I might be able to use several of your suggestions once the greenhouse is completed. I like all of the suggestions, especially the alum stripes to the outside panels and the suggestion to run treated studs to the lower areas of the building to aid in securing the building. I like the latch idea, but knowing me, I might not install this type of door latch; I seem to have issues with getting locked in and not being able to get out even with the string attachment. Smile. Thanks for taking the time to provide these great tips. I've Subscribed.

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Ours worked ok for an hour, then started beeping and quit. Not impressed at all with it. Hope you have better luck with yours. Good video though of the install.

Could you use the tractor bucket to push down the pipe?

I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Well done installation commentary.😊

I like your straight forward approach. Simple and honest!

Thanks for the review. I am super familiar with Sherwood. I grew up in that area.

So glad I ran across your video, this is exactly what I'm going to do. I really wanted to see how someone would tie it into the electrical system and I was having trouble finding that. Thank you for making the video! Well done!

best thing abt sherwood is the spill way the fishing is great also moomaw is just over the hill its only bout a hour walk away

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Muchas gracias por este video, realmente buscaba información real y productiva. Me han ayudado a decidirme por este MAGIC MILL de 10 bandejas! Saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦❤️

Personal question Did you have Excali**r dehydrator before ? I need a new one too and need to good a good choice…

What if there are rocks in the ground?

Hello ! Thanks for the review. I am quite concerned about how it feels when you step on a stack of bands. Doesn’t it affect your balance ? The bands look thick. I have no doubt it is possible to have a great workout with the bands but it feels that it does affect the balance.

No windows or mess entrance?

Did you predrill or just run self-tapping screws through the abs plastic?

Just a helpful tip: NEVER step on the walls of your tent. The Screen gets crushed and can't keep out "no-see-um" bugs where you step. It's easy to open the tent door and step directly onto the floor of the tent to connect the clips to the poles.

We have a few similar tools. Kobalt router table, forstner bits and I just brought home this Bauer drill press. I’m very happy with most of Harbor Freight’s products. I have 2 Chicago Electric hand drills I’ve used (abused) for around 12 years and they still work like new. I have the Bauer 12 inch miter saw and it’s the best miter saw I’ve ever owned and I’ve owned Dewalt, Rigid and Ryobi. Thanks for the video. I’m subscribing.