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Andres Hernandez Caban
Добавлен 4 май 2024
Welcome to my channel! I’m Andres Hernandez Caban, and after years of living like most Americans, I made the life-changing decision to leave it all behind for something more meaningful. Now, I’m on a journey to build a sustainable farm on my 10-acre piece of land and focus on improving my health and quality of life.
Join me as I document my journey from city to country living, sharing the ups and downs of starting a farm from scratch, embracing a healthier lifestyle, and discovering what it really means to live off the land. Whether you're interested in farming, lifestyle changes, or simply following along on my adventure, you're in the right place!
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Join me as I document my journey from city to country living, sharing the ups and downs of starting a farm from scratch, embracing a healthier lifestyle, and discovering what it really means to live off the land. Whether you're interested in farming, lifestyle changes, or simply following along on my adventure, you're in the right place!
Subscribe and let's grow together-both on the farm and in life!
Work on Sunday to Achieve the American Dream
Recently I had to go work on a Sunday and as bad as that sounds, I was totally fine doing it. Here are my thoughts about working on Sundays.
#vlog #americanlife #personalgrowth
#vlog #americanlife #personalgrowth
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You Should Own a Leatherman Multi Tool
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For many years, I have carried a Leatherman Multi Tool on me. It is a great tool to have whenever you are doing anything around the house, the farm or at work. It will be also a great thing to have on you if there is an emergency situation and your survival depends on you having a tool handy to open doors, windows, cut seat belts or who knows what else. The model I use the most is the Rebar. Th...
Cleaning my Thorogood Boots and reviewing them.
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I'm showing you how I clean my Thorogood Moc Toe work boots and provide my opinion on the boots and wether you should buy them or not. A lot of us wake up every morning and put on a pair of boots to go to work. A good pair of boots is important and can make the difference. I've had the Thorogood Moc Toes for a year now and I can without a doubt say if there were a good purchase or not.
Bibb Mill Columbus Georgia
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Bibb Manufacturing Mill, Columbus, Georgia Bibb Manufacturing Company, an important part of Georgia’s cotton and textile industry for more than a century, became one of the state’s largest employers by the mid-1950s before its decline and sale in 1998. In the year 1900 Bibb Manufacturing purchased a dam site on the Chattahoochee River near Columbus from the Columbus Power Company. A new mill wa...
Seeing them get soaked hurt my soul haha. I've been using Thorogood since 2015, railroad work, trucking, and now state service. Best boot in the world!
*Yea it's not really a good idea to submerge your boots in water like this. Leather is porous and absorbs water quickly, which can cause it to warp, stretch, and crack. The rapid absorption and release of water can also lead to premature damage. Wet leather is also weaker and more likely to wrinkle. Soaking boots can alter their shape, especially if they aren't dried thoroughly afterward. It can encourage mold and mildew growth, which can be difficult to see. It can damage the material that helps keep them in shape, which can make them less supportive.* *With that said, if people must soak their boots, due to excess dirtiness. Then there are some tips. Use lukewarm water. It can help loosen the fibers without damaging them. Don't submerge the entire boot. Submerge the foot part of the boot, but try to keep water from getting inside. You can put your hand in the insoles to prevent the boot from floating. After soaking, you can wear the boots with socks to help loosen the fibers to your foot shape and size. Once the boots are dry, you can condition the leather.*
Hope you been well sir. Good that you're aware of you making that decision and going through with. Nothing to look down on someone who's putting in the effort/grind to achieve something. Rather that than someone laughing down on the fact because they've been spoonfed everything. Much respect to you and those that put in that hard work.
@@busa7 Thank you so much for your kind words. Always good to heard from you.
I always have my Leatherman Knifeless Rebar on me when I am on my motorcycle, will the bit adapter. I also have a Leatherman P4 aftermarket bit adapter that I use on my Rev, clipped to my pocket at all times, except for when I go to a place that has Knife regulations. I also carry a Victorinox Rambler on my keys and a Olight IR2 Pro flashlight. I keep bits in my pocket tool pouch and the bit adapters. If the Rebar had a pocket clip, I probably wouldn't bother carrying a Leatherman Rev, but I would miss the package opener for plastic bubble packaging. Another issue I have with my Leatherman Knifeless Rebar, I have a use gap at the bottom of my wire cutters, which makes cutting solid wire or hard wire almost impossible. I broke the cutters at least 4 times and I just got the EOD cutters, to hopefully solve that issue. I mostly cut copper solid core electric wire, so I am shocked they are breaking. I love it still, it's just frustrating and I basically bought another Rebar in wire cutter replacement over the last year and a half. I had a Regular Rebar I bought years ago and that never broke the cutters, but sadly a old roommate took it. I believe that Rebar I don't have anymore had the 154CM cutters and they even cut galvanized fence without a issue. I was happy to have the Knifeless Rebar and I was very disappointed when my 1st cut broke my cutters, but I also thought it was a defective pair. I have the EOD cutters in my Orange Charge G10 and those seem to be ok, so I hope they hold up in my Knifeless Rebar as well. You just have to file down the 1 corner of the EOD cutters. I do agree with you that the Rebar is an awesome multitool and I trust everything on it, besides the newer wire cutters. I bought a Bond and I have been tempted to exchange the plier heads and add the package opener to my Knifeless Rebar. It would void the warranty though, which is why I haven't done it yet.
@@Spanky8402 I haven’t had any issues with the wire cutters yet, but, I’m curious now. I’m going to test it with a few different gauge solid copper wires and see how it performs. The big thing of the rebar for me is that it has all I need in a smaller package, my pockets are already full with other items so I keep it in the belt holster. I do have a light that a customer gave me a while back that it’s always in my pocket. I’ll make a video about it. Thank you for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it.
Nice video. Got to say I’ve never seen someone clean their boots like that, but I always like seeing people try different treatments for their boots. Nice!
Thank you!