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Andrew Lund
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SECRET TRICK to making these holiday lantern decorations!
These lanterns are way less tedious to make than they look. In fact, with this fancy method it only took a couple hours to build all six! (Aside from putting this video together, of course..)
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I Sold a Dying Tree on Etsy for Over $1000
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It's not such a bad little tree maybe all it needs is a little love!
DIY Full Cab Skidsteer Enclosure
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Firewood Reindeer Step-by-Step DIY Christmas Decor
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This was a fun little Christmas decorating project. The noses are ping-pong balls, painted and hot-glued. If you don't have a tenon cutter for the legs, you could simply shave them with a knife.
Old Skidsteer + Brush Cutter VS Trees--Is it Worth It?
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Is it worth it to jump on the brush-cutter train if you own a smaller skidsteer and want to clear trees? Hopefully this review of the RUT MFG 60'' Brush Mower will help answer that question.
Budget Menards Pole Barn Lessons Learned
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Even with today's lumber prices, this pole barn was the most economical solution for my storage needs.
Homemade Skidsteer Forestry Door
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Save a little money and protect yourself with an inexpensive mulching door on your bobcat skid steer. SHOPPING LIST: Latch: amzn.to/3Mygqfe Hinge Straps: amzn.to/3MBbGFo Hinge Posts: amzn.to/3lu2G9j Door Seal: amzn.to/3wy1U1n Polycarbonate: www.zoro.com/usa-sealing-polycarbonate-plastic-sheet-36-l-x-36-w-x-12-thick-bulk-ps-pc-31/i/G7847093/?fqv:variants.variant.attributes.Material=Polycarbonate...
The secret to a beautiful log box
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Rustic jewelry box creation, satisfying woodworking project. Whatdafunk by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: audionautix.com/
Handy Trick for Making Wood Dice QUICK!
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Original wood dice jig: ruclips.net/video/O-QgQ45Ikko/видео.html
Make perfect wood dice in seconds with this simple jig!
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Make perfect wood dice in seconds with this simple jig!
Fever to the Form Nick Mulvey Drum Cover
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Fever to the Form Nick Mulvey Drum Cover
Great work bro I am glad I found this
Pretty genius actually nice job
Nice thank you for the idea!
Cool. Ima try.
What kind of over the tire tracks are you using?
Loegering Trailblazers, absolutely love them in our clay/mud
Seems like it may be the way you’re using it…3in capacity but you’re taking 4 or 5 1in stems at a time. This would bog any implement rated for that capacity. If you lift it up and curl back and come down on this stuff seems like it would be easier on your machine, and then you wouldn’t have a bunch of sticks laying around in your fields as well. When you cut it at the base your blade will keep hitting it until it falls over and out of the way further bogging your machine down on a stem you already cut that just hasn’t moved out of the way yet. Best wishes
I've tried that technique, but it usually doesn't speed things up much. There isn't enough power to mow the trunks all the way down; best you can do is cut the tree a few feet up and then cut it again at the base. Still have a lot of wood laying around, getting in the way of further cutting. Also, the trees bounce around a lot and don't cut easily higher up.
How long did it take?
About 2 weeks of 1/2 days with occasional help from another guy, but I do have a bit of construction experience.
I will do the same with my bobcat 773
I love Oh-eighty primer! 😂
I am curious what you did for the roof. Great post.
Cab already had a solid roof/skylight
fantastic !!!!!!
nice one, thanks
Soooo.... what was the total finished cost compared to like what the posted price on the menards website was?
That’s a great low budget solution 👍🏻.
Why do people make videos with music in the background while talking? It's so annoying!
Well done 👍
Where did you buy your poly from
Merry Christmas!
Same to you!
😂forget about those flower baskets!!! Love the humor!
What is that tool called that you used to shape the legs?
Tenon cutter for the drill! But if you don't have one, you can whittle the ends with a knife.
How is it holding up? Is it scratch resistant?
Yeah, it's been great!
I'm guessing it's tuffer than my left eye. Close call Friday a week ago. Cut above and below my eye. Large /big end of a large green limb. I could be in Heaven allready.
@@stevepope5484 Yikes! In addition to flying debris when I'm brush cutting, I've also had fallen tree stumps ram the window as I'm driving through dense areas. I think without a window I could easily be stabbed before having the reaction to stop forward movement!
Hi! Can you build an hexaedron?
Cost?
Don’t forget, the way your cutter preforms depends a lot on the hydraulic flow of your machine. You said your machines flow is 14 gpm which is considerably low, so a machine with 17-20gpm flow might preform much better with your brush cutter. This probably explains why you were having the issue of the cutter bogging down while you were trying to cut trees within the advertised cutting capability
This cutter is made for a low-flow machine; I can't remember what the max gpm is printed on it, but it's not a whole lot higher than mine. But you're right; it'll be a bit better with a few more.
Go with Pioneer if you want a company that takes no responsibility for your property. Our Building had to be redone 3 times before passing inspections. Inspections the owner has to pay for - also be prepared to pay in full before it is even started to be built. Be prepared for delays and nothing but aggravation. Poor customer service. I do not recommend this company
Awesome! I’m gonna do this!
Wow that is nice
What eave height is your barn?
9'
Great idea with the push clips! Way better and faster than nuts and bolts. 👍
How does it do mowing heavy grass or just a really weedy field?
Weedy fields, no problem. You can go as fast as the terrain allows. Really dense tall grass (like 4ft tall) will start to bog it down if you go too fast. It does a good job, but you might need to stop occasionally and let the blade spin back up.
Thank you for this video! I want to begin my skid loader enclosure with a door to protect myself from flying debris from a future purchase of a brush cutter. I get a glimpse of your door which gives me some ideas. I bookmarked the Zero site and will consider the cash=back browser. I also like the idea of the bumper pins!
Brilliant! Thanks
I have a 753 bobcat. My question is, do you have a on -off switch in your machine to turn the bruch hog on? Someone has taken all the wiring out of my machine, so I'm not sure if I will be about to run one myself. Or does the bruch hog just come on when you start the machine?
The auxiliary hydraulics are controlled from the right steering lever on mine. There's a button up top to arm the aux, and to switch between a momentary on/off operation vs static on/off. Good luck, HTH
How do we save so called "worthless trees " for the future of our kids if we keep chopping them down and teach others to do the same? We should spend far more time promoting fast growing alternatives like bamboo, hemp, etc.
the diameter of the table number pieces also would have made nice drink coasters too, though they were perhaps a bit thick for that, maybe you could get two or three drink coasters out of one of those pieces . Great use of a dying tree, inspiring video!
Is that $1266 an estimate of value, or what they have already sold for?
That's exactly what they're listed for (minus the fees). At the time of upload I'd already sold over half the items! These are things I've been selling for years, so I had a fairly good idea of what to expect.
@@therealandrewlund Impressive. I've got a ton of 1.5" ash slabs which Would make great hidden shelves. Maybe I should think about that.
@@antagonizerr Floating slab shelves would be awesome!
I missed it did you say what tree it is
I didn't say, but I probably should have mentioned it! It's a White Ash.
Nice job 👍, I don’t mind the galvanized, it looks grey and the red adds a little color so looks good ! I see no headers so the truss sat directly on the 8’oc posts with perlins on edge that’s less trusses for sure , nice video
It's a pretty efficient design for sure! Still strong, but the piles of material that were dropped off were surprisingly small.
Could you please tell me if thats the bright red from menards? OR RED?
I'm not able to check for sure right now, but I'm almost positive it was just red. It looks a bit brighter in the thumbnail than in person.
If you could find out for me that would be great I’m about ready to order my sheet metal for my 9,000 building
@@brandon8958 It's Red. Good luck!
Thank you
Why would you support Menards for selling Russia plywood? Indirectly Menards is complicit to Putin's Invasion killing women and children as well as bombing hospitals. Great company!
Did you have to drill new holes into the cab frame for the door brackets?
I did; I might have used an existing hole or two, but I know I drilled a couple at least.
Nice. I’m from U.P. And thinking of doing similar and I don’t want to have to worry about shoveling snow off it.
Great build
I was quoted 135k from another company for materials and menards was 70k for materials. Same design.
Very clever design, thanks for sharing!
Peen the thread once tightened to keep it from loosening
I would love to know how to make one of those jigs
them blades may just be a little under sized for what it should have on it. you can always for to a good farm dealer or tractor supply or family farm and home and match up you blades with something a little thicker and wider to give it more mass for better cutting force and it may do a bit better but you also gotta figure your machine is smaller and won't have the flow rate and psi as something like a s175 or s185 witch is a comparable size machine but has a little for hp and higher gpm pumps and higher psi levels so it would do better on that machine because it would have more rpm's on the blades compared to a 753. even 500 rpm's more on the cutter can make a world of a difference. and you can always get a bigger blade motor with more rpm's with the same gpm flow rate and that can help you out too as well.
I am in the process of getting a pole garage 32'x24' from Menards, I won't be ordering it for a couple of months. I have the materials list and there is one item on there a 12" treated anchor block that I have no idea what it is, did you have those? Also how helpful were those mini prints I didn't think of asking for those when I was there? Thank You for any info you can provide!
I think the mini print comes with the material delivery; you definitely want it. The anchor blocks are just little 2x6 scabs you nail to the bottom of the post sides in order to provide some uplift resistance.
@@therealandrewlund Thanks Andrew for the info, greatly appreciated!
All talking no view of the work