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We moved from that home a couple years ago, but it was still going perfectly strong when we left.

There isn’t as great a solution for that because of their recessed nature. I have used a shoulder plane which has a blade right to the edge, but you will be limited into the corners. I have basically given up and just do it by hand with a hive tool or an old wood chisel that I don’t mind getting all covered in propolis.

@@TarshaHomestead Thanks, I was hoping someone had a good efficient way to do that. Maybe torch and then scrape? It is exhausting work when you have a lot of boxes.

It really is! Make sure you have a proper height workspace so you don’t hurt your back doing repetitive scraping!

@@TarshaHomestead Yes!

I will definitely be in Rantoul. Hopefully I can bring the F-14 with me. It would be extra sweet if I have the mower done too.

@ I’m hoping to have the f12 there. I’m not sure if I’ll have room to take it. But it would be neat if I could have it there to use it in our setup

I’d love to hear how it goes!

Do you mean the wall on the exterior of the bathroom? No I don’t but it’s remarkably simple. I just broke down a bunch of pallets then nailed the pallet wood to the wall in an alternating fashion.

I don’t see why it wouldn’t.

We have moved since then, but last I spoke to the new homeowners it was still goin’ strong!

The exact adhesive is linked in the description to make it easier 👍

It’s been a ton of fun!

Thanks pal! I need to get some more experience with it.

If you think that’s interesting, you should meet the guy I got it from!

Thank you my friend! I have big dreams for this space!

Thanks for checking it out and for the kind words! I appreciate it!

Thanks amigo! Excited to make more headway.

I would imagine so. I don’t have any more experience than what we did in the video but it would make sense to me.

Thanks for your prompt reply!

@@galesgoats you bet!

I would also know

I'd like to know as well

Last I spoke to the new homeowners it was still doing fine. It’s probably been 6 months since I’ve talked to them.

Thanks! It was worth the time to my wife and I, and that’s all that matters to me.

Oh Hey! Thanks for being here! Emily does a lot of embroidery, but we have been really bad about making videos. It’s slowed down lately as we haven’t had our store open regularly through winter, but it’s typically a good producer!

@@TarshaHomestead Awesome, thanks for the info. The video aspect of it is essentially another job added on top of the rest, isn't it? Best wishes for a blessed season!

We no longer live at that home, but last I spoke to the folks who bought it, it was doing fine.

Thank you! I like HillCo, and for many things, they get my money. John Hill is doing admirable things, BUT, a bottling tank is designed to have honey sitting in it for extended periods, and for that reason I wanted American made for that one item. The extractor, uncapping tank, etc have honey pass through relatively quickly so I’m happy to save money on equipment shipped in from mass producers overseas, and I have been very happy with them too. So you didn’t ask, but that’s my personal take on why I have HillCo everything and then a Maxant bottling tank. The labels I designed in Photoshop using the template provided by Vistaprint to get it the right dimensions, then they printed and sent them out 👍

@@TarshaHomestead I appreciate your honesty and feedback with regards to the bottling tank and need to take that into consideration. I do have the extractor from Hillco and absolutely love it and highly recommend it…. Thanks letting me know where you get your labels made from… will have to dust off my PS skills and make a design….also debating about starting a new bee video channel :)

@@GrillingNetwork it wasn’t too tough. Go size your stickers and then download the appropriate template psd file from vistaprint first. That made it easy to get things aligned and within the bleed area. Random: I just subbed. I’m not a skilled cook, grill or otherwise, but hope to convert a retired grain bin on our property to a grill/smoker/griddle gazebo this year, and it will be time to learn my way around.

Hey Lacy! Thanks! Never ending learning for sure!

1/2” was plenty for us going down on concrete. If we were going onto wood where it could move, maybe that would be different, but I’m not sure.

Oh! You’re wearing a Utah shirt. We’re in Saratoga Springs. My wife and I are studying to do exactly this type of floor.

@@JimJepsonthat’s awesome. We lived in Jacob’s Ranch in Saratoga, right behind the Maverik and the Fire Dept. for 4 years. We now live in Illinois.

I did, just a month or a two back, and what a game changer. I have actually moved since this shop and I have not built a new station in my new shop yet. I’m not yet sure what I want. One thing I no longer like from the station in this video is the fence. Rarely is wood already straight and it would causing binding.

Yes, bought a track saw a couple months ago and now I can do preliminary and accurate sheet breakdown in my garage. I agree that the fence idea is not good if cutting bowed boards. I elected to install a t-track in my top inline with the saw. It will also give me better room on the bench as I plan to put cabinets above the surface instead of on it. Have fun building your next station! Cheers! @@TarshaHomestead

🍻 pal! I think your approach with regard to the fence and the uppers is how I will do my next. Not that this station wasn’t great for me for many years but you live it for awhile and you learn from it. Always improving!

We moved away last year and they were still great. Hard to say if they have held up, but I’m betting they’re still good to go. The new owners reach out to us from time to time and haven’t said anything.

That sounds amazing!

I don’t recall exactly. A few months, I think.

I’m sure this matters, but I legitimately used whatever scraps we had around with very little consideration to that. I think the biggest concern would be shrinkage as it dries, and expansion in more humid years. That said, we gave it no thought and had no issues.

A standup floor sander rental could be good too. We moved away from this home a couple years ago, but I didn’t do a super thorough sanding and they still looked great.

Well I'm gunna get them as level as possible before install so that drywall Sander be all I need. We are doing a diy budget thing here ya know 😂😂😂

Yes It is

@@TarshaHomestead thanks looking into creating the same but with 6 x 6 squares

@@milynciaedits that would sure make it go a lot faster!