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Grampie's Workshop
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This channel is about daily activities that go on in and around our camp on a lake in a remote part of central Nova Scotia.
Being sort of isolated these activities include trying to be as self sufficient as my wife and I can be. We make, create, re-use, re-purpose as much as we can. Activities will include such things as: carpentry, wood work, mechanical repairs and maintenance, plumbing, gardening, canning, home crafts, tractor work, yard work, water-born activities, ATV riding, and generally anything that we can tackle in the great outdoors.
Being sort of isolated these activities include trying to be as self sufficient as my wife and I can be. We make, create, re-use, re-purpose as much as we can. Activities will include such things as: carpentry, wood work, mechanical repairs and maintenance, plumbing, gardening, canning, home crafts, tractor work, yard work, water-born activities, ATV riding, and generally anything that we can tackle in the great outdoors.
Let's Do Some Insulating
The wall is stripped and it's time to insulate!!
But before I can do that I need to figure out how I can get some insulation behind the electrical panel and OSB. I come up with a plan and it seems to have worked out OK. Then I finish insulating the rest of the wall.
But insulation is not complete without vapor barrier. So I staple up some vapor barrier and then tape all the seams and prepare the vapor barrier bags around the outlet boxes with tape too.
Now I'm ready for some sheathing, but that'll be in another video!!
Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the video. Please 'thumbs up' me and leave me some comments. And if you haven't done so already, please consider 'subscribing' to my ch...
But before I can do that I need to figure out how I can get some insulation behind the electrical panel and OSB. I come up with a plan and it seems to have worked out OK. Then I finish insulating the rest of the wall.
But insulation is not complete without vapor barrier. So I staple up some vapor barrier and then tape all the seams and prepare the vapor barrier bags around the outlet boxes with tape too.
Now I'm ready for some sheathing, but that'll be in another video!!
Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the video. Please 'thumbs up' me and leave me some comments. And if you haven't done so already, please consider 'subscribing' to my ch...
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Let's Move a 16 Foot Workbench
Просмотров 26112 часов назад
Well it's time to fish or cut bait!! I've decided to finish insulating the shop!! So in this video the first thing I need to do is move the long 16 foot workbench. It's covered with 'stuff' from the mechanical side of the shop that I haven't cleaned up yet. So I have to clear the bench. That means I need to find a place to stash all this 'stuff' that is on the bench!! Then I have to figure out ...
Some Repairs Aren't Always Needed
Просмотров 25221 час назад
We all have repairs that need to get done. But sometimes the repairs are not always needed!! Have a look and see how I think the battery on the Estate Car is no good and then find out it might not be bad. And then to top it all off I think I have a bad GFCI ground fault interrupter outlet on the camp and come to find out the GCFI was fine!! Yes sir, some days you're the hockey stick and some da...
Estate Car Hydro-locked
Просмотров 232День назад
I've been dealing with my small engines being hydro-locked the last while. Now the Estate Car has fallen victim!! I was lucky because it was just hydro-locked and nothing more serious than than. The sump sure had a lot of gas in the oil. But I managed to drain everything and change the oil and some other parts and pieces and I think the Estate Car is back in ship shape. Have a look and let me k...
Installing a Heat Pump in Grampie's Workshop
Просмотров 24514 дней назад
I'm finally doing it!! I'm putting a heat pump in the shop!!! Have a look and see what's goin' on. I have my son Derek come to the camp and install the heat pump and I spend some time prepping the shop for the install. It was a lot of work and Derek worked like a trooper the whole day but we ended up basking in the cool air from the heat pump when all was said and done!! Thanks for watching and...
A Shopmade Fuel Dolly Final Episode
Просмотров 24814 дней назад
This Cliff Hanger comes to a climax in this episode!! Check out the final feature!! It has taken a long time to make this fuel dolly. I have incorporated a lot of features in the build but I'm hoping this last feature is the one that puts it over the top!! Let me know what you think. Is the power source the best part of the build? Also I was wondering if you could chime in on what you thought o...
A Shopmade Fuel Dolly Part 4 Adding a Shelf
Просмотров 16821 день назад
The Shopemade Fuel Dolly isn't finished yet, but it's getting closer!! I have to admit this series is getting long. But there is a lot to it and I didn't want to skip over any parts. In this video I make and install a shelf. This shelf is important as it will be a big part of the ultimate Shopmade Fuel Dolly!! I have big plans for using this shelf so it's important. Have a look and let me know ...
A Shopmade Fuel Dolly Part 3
Просмотров 21221 день назад
The Shopmade Fuel Dolly build continues. I need to get a handle on this project!! In this video I show the trials and tribulations of trying to get a handle on the dolly that will support the weight of 2 jerry cans filled with fuel and also a handle that will be usable!! This second problem was one I was not anticipating. But this wouldn't be a 'cliff hanger' series if it were not for a few cur...
A Shopmade Fuel Dolly Part 2
Просмотров 20828 дней назад
Well I'm continuing with the Fuel Dolly Build. In part 2 I install some wheels!! I kind of have a vision of what I want this dolly to look like, but to get to that point there are a lot of grey ad fuzzy areas!! Like for example how to mount wheels. I want the dolly to be mobile and able to get anywhere on the property with minimum effort on my behalf, so big wheels would probably be better than...
A Shopmade Fuel Dolly Part 1
Просмотров 239Месяц назад
My bulk fuel storage needs to be upgraded. Today I start making a Shopmade Fuel Dolly!! The biggest problem I'm having with my current fuel storage tank is I have to bring the machine to the tank to fill it up with gas. Another issue is, the storage is only for gas, and I need diesel for my GC2300, awesome tractor!! There are other issues I have with the current setup too. So I have come up wit...
Getting an NVMe M 2 SSD Drive Working on my PC
Просмотров 193Месяц назад
I got some computer parts from my brother Steve and built myself a computer but one of the drives isn't working right. Check this out. I'm going to see if I can activate an NVME M.2 SSD drive on my new PC. It sounds pretty easy, let's see if it is!! I built this PC around an ASRock z590 motherboard and Intel i9 10900FR 10th Gen processor my brother Steve gave me. I needed more parts so I went o...
The Gamble of Buying Parts
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.Месяц назад
Do you buy a lot of parts online? How can you tell if the parts are good quality? Oh baby, I wish I had a good answer for that question. I have been buying parts for a long time and getting them online is the easiest way for me to source them. For one thing, on line suppliers seem to have a lot more variety and generally speaking, have the very part I need. BUT - they are usually made off shore...
Dealing with a Hydrolocked Small Engine
Просмотров 359Месяц назад
The Husqvarna YTH21K42 engine is hydrolocked. Is it and “Oh Oh' moment? I went to mow the lawn the other day and when I tried to start the lawn tractor it wouldn't turn over. There was also a large stain on the floor under the engine. A sure sign the float in the carb didn't close off and all the fuel drained through the carb into the engine and hydrolocked the cylinder and flooded the oil sump...
Grampie's Workshop 7th Anniversary
Просмотров 233Месяц назад
Today marks the 7th Anniversary of Grampie's Workshop RUclips channel!! Wow!! It's hard to wrap my head around that!! 6 years of doing RUclips and I'm not out of ideas yet!! I never in my wildest dreams would have thought I could make close to 580 videos and not be out of ideas!! I want to thank all of my viewers and subscribers and those of you who watch and comment on almost every video for a...
The Mysterious Leaking Tire
Просмотров 341Месяц назад
My 1980 Troy-Bilt Tiller has a tire that keeps going flat. A simple fix; right. WRONG!!! Have a look and see if you can help me with finding out why I have a 'Mysterious Leaking Tire”. I have checked a lot of things but it still goes flat. I even changed the Schrader Valve on the tube and it still goes flat. I'm at the point where I might as well replace the tube, but I hate to do that without ...
Repairing Battery Booster Pack Cable Clamp
Просмотров 243Месяц назад
Repairing Battery Booster Pack Cable Clamp
Checking Valve Clearance on Husqvarna YTH21K42
Просмотров 2122 месяца назад
Checking Valve Clearance on Husqvarna YTH21K42
Assembling the Work Bench Drawer Boxes
Просмотров 2613 месяца назад
Assembling the Work Bench Drawer Boxes
Cutting Out Drawer Material and an Update on Nannie
Просмотров 2453 месяца назад
Cutting Out Drawer Material and an Update on Nannie
Installing Full Extension Drawer Sliders
Просмотров 2623 месяца назад
Installing Full Extension Drawer Sliders
Very beautiful place, thanks for sharing and have a nice day 👍🙂
Mike, I am happy you have the funds to insulate your shop... I would love to finish my workshop here in Ohio, but with the price of living month to month with prices in America consider your self lucky not having to go through that in Canada hopefully... chat with you next video
Hello Grampie. That was a good idea to move the water line out for easier access. You just never know lol. Looks good my friend and have a good week 🙏🔧👍
How's she goin'? Thanks Artie. I had a squirrel chew this water once already, so in case they do it again I wanted to make sure I could get to it!! I hope you are doing OK Artie. I see you're keeping busy in the work yard!! Take 'er easy!!
You are busy adding insulating too I see! Speed X6….awesome job Mike!
How's she goin'? Garry the the only way I knew to get the job done fast was to speed up the video!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Like 53 here for you Mike from Mr. Garry. My son Devon and I are busy getting The Ole Church insulated for the winter!
How's she goin'? OK so you know what insulating is all about then. It's a nice job to have finished Garry! LOL Good luck with insulating the old church!! Take 'er easy!!
Looking great Mike! That's a lot of work! I was sweating just watching you. Lol. I enjoy all your videos. I would watch if all you did was sit on a stool peeling potatoes. Take care
How's she goin'? Thanks John! Peeling potatoes, now there's a project I never ever thought of making a video about!! LOL I appreciate your support and I hope to have the shop insulating videos finished soon!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
I did not think I would ever enjoy watching someone doing some insulation, but this was great and I think it is great to see how you are improving your workshop. You are doing a fantastic job
How's she goin'? I think the shop is certainly going to be a lot more comfortable, especially in the cold of winter. Insulating is not a great activity to do or watch, but speeding it up made it kind of funny to look at eh! Take 'er easy!!!
Good job Mike the shop is looking good enjoy the the videos keep doing what your doing take care have a great week
How's she goin'? Thanks Tom. Insulting the shop is taking me a long time, but I guess it won't get finished till I'm finished eh! LOL Thanks for your understanding, Take 'er easy!!!
Hi Mr. Mike! Just wanted to hollar at ya... you have made some great improvements to the shop...they are going to pay off big when the snow starts falling there this year! When it does i want to see the vid of you putting chains on that sweet fuel caddy you just built 🤠👍 take care and stay safe!!
How's she goin'? Ha ha ha!! Chains on the fuel dolly, OK now I have another project!! LOL A lot of work to insulate the shop, but hopefully this winter I can go out there and not freeze my tail off!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Awesome job papa. Being retired looks like a lot of work!
Hey Chris. Retirement is pretty nice but there is a lot of work to it. The pay is not great and I haven't had a long weekend in almost 20 years!! But I still like it!! LOL Love ya!!
I can only imagine that it was probably a bigger job than one would even think getting all that done behind the electrical panel! I helped a friend with some rockwool...that is some pretty great stuff to work with...very forgiving! Looking some nice indeed!
How's she goin'? Thanks Bruce. Getting the insulation behind the electrical panel was not easy. I tried to video it but, with the power off, it was just too dark and not a lot of room to maneuver either!! It turned out good though. I agree the rock wool is nice to work with. Not itchy, a little dusty but cuts nice and stays in the cavities pretty good too. Arrf Arr Otis. Take 'er easy!!
Awesome Mike, coming together now
How's she goin'? Thanks Steve. It's a lot of work, but when the temps are -25 this winter I think I'll be liking it!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Good morning Mike. Very nice. The rock wool insulation is so much nicer to work with , compared to the pink stuff. The shop is going to be nice and cozy this winter. Have a great weekend, Ben 👋😎👍🌞
How's she goin'? Ben I choose the rock wool insulation for the ease to work with plus it doesn't hold or absorb moisture and the critters don't like to nest in it. I hope the shop will be warm enough to work in there this winter with no coat on! LOL Take 'er easy!!
I thought you were down at the mailbox, waiting for your prize?😢😊 There’s one thing about insulation that will make you warmer, and that’s putting in in. Good job, Mike. Just think how happy the squirrels will be when they discover how warm the inside of the shop will be this winter🎉🐿🐿🐿🐿🐿🐿
How's she goin'? I was at the mailbox in the morning and then I had to go pee, so I figured I may as well get some insulating done while I was back at the shop!! The squirrels have told me they are not impressed with all the moving and jumbling around of the favorite haunts. I think they are pretty well fed up with me and are planning on leaving!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
No bones about it, this will make the shop more efficient to heat this winter 😁👍
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha! Let's hope no more bones eh!! I sure hope this makes the shop more comfy when it's cold outside!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Good one Mike. You’ll be as snug as a bug in a rug this winter. 👍🏻👍🏻 Have a great weekend Nannie and you. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
Hello there Noel!! That's the plan buddy!! When I go to the shop this winter I won't have to wear a coat while working!! That'll be different!! Thanks for the comment. Take 'er easy!!
All the hard work will be worth it when the cold days come. I love these videos, shop organization and renovations interest me. Have a great weekend
How's she goin'? Thanks Bruce. I enjoy dreaming, planning and then doing, but the doing part is starting to get long in the tooth for me!! LOL Glad you are enjoying the videos though! Take 'er easy!!
Fantastic job Mike.......
How's she goin'? Thanks!! I knew this as going to be a big job, but I hope when it's all finished, I can look back and think, "it wasn't that bad," LOL We'll see. Take 'er easy!!
When the snow comes, you will be happy you did it. I’m happy you chose the mineral wool. The mince don’t like that stuff to play in….Good choice….CHEERS
How's she goin'? Exactly Gator. The shop will be warm and I'll be able to spend some time out there without freezing. And I hope no condensation!! The rock wool is great insulation eh. Besides to critters, it doesn't absorb and hold moisture and it's not itchy when installing it!! Take care!!
I enjoy these videos. I wish I was there to lend a hand. Take care.
How's she goin'? Thanks. I enjoy my time time in the shop, but when it's all tore apart I wonder if this is the right move. But I'm sure it'll be a lot nicer when I'm finished!! Thanks for the visit. Take 'er easy!!
I enjoy watching you figure out how to do the job the best way. I know my views have dropped off of the workshop videos. I think it is because it has taken so long. 🥱Still it is what is happening. I try and add a few new things because quite frankly I don't like doing the boring stuff so why would anyone watch it. Doesn't matter. I watch every one of yours that I can. You are doing a great job. Keep up the good work. 😁😎
How's she goin'? I hear ya Dave. Some projects we take on turn into pretty long jobs, especially with the limited time we have to spend on them. For me, I try and get 2 videos a week posted and my channel is basically about what goes on here around the camp, so this is what's going on. But like my grand mother used to say to me, "Too much of one thing is not good!!" LOL I enjoy watching you build, develop and organize your shop. I can see you have a plan and it takes a lot of time and shuffling to get that plan executed eh!! Your shop will be sweet though. But, like I'm finding out, the time between creating and having it all set up is a long rough road. Take 'er easy and hang in there!!
It's like global warming is happening in your shop Mike. Keep up the good work!
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha! That's right Paul. I guess the carbon tax IS paying off!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Looks like pretty nice stuff to work with. Nice job!
How's she goin'? Rock wool is great insulation. It repels water and doesn't absorb it. It's not as itchy as fiberglass and critters don't tend to nest in it. I thought that was ideal for the shop. Thanks for tuning in. Take 'er easy!!
I sure hope these steps take care of the hearing and condensation concerns. Thanks for the update, and thumbs up.
Hey Mike , very nice job on the insulation and moister barrier . Shop is going to be toasty this winter !! 👍🏻🔥
How's she goin'? I sure hope it'll be at least warm enough so I can take off my coat!! LOL Thanks for watching Del. It's coming along and I'll soon have to start putting things back and organizing it all!! What fun that'll be!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
I enjoy the videos on shop upgrades. It's gonna be nice and all that hard work will be worth it. I hope Nannie is still improving and continued prayers for you both.
How's she goin'? Thanks again Ronnie. God Bless you for doubling up on the prayers buddy! LOL I'm glad you enjoy the shop upgrade videos. I hope there won't be too many more though! Take care!!
I enjoy the videos on shop upgrades. It's gonna be nice and all that hard work will be worth it. I hope Nannie is still improving and continued prayers for you both.
How's she goin'? Thanks for your prayers Ronnie. Nannie is improving. It's a long old road with many twists and pot holes, but she's got it in 4 wheel drive and won't give up!! LOL The shop will be a lot nicer in time. But looking down that road I see a lot of twists and pot holes in it too!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Mike great video ! It's getting warm in there " You might have to put a window in that you can open :)) Maybe above your work bench, It looks great :) take care my friend
How's she goin'? Thanks Don. You know I've been battling with trying to heat the shop for a long time. Maybe now it'll be too warm! LOL A guy can't win eh!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Great job. No wonder you were worn out, working so fast. A big job especially by yourself.
I don't usually work that fast, but I wanted to get back in the camp to take a break with you in the lake room! LOL Love ya!!!
No apologies Mike. Keep em coming. Turn the ac on. I didn't vapor barrier my garage and the insulation is all dirty, looks terrible. Nice work Mike.
How's she goin'? I did have the AC on this day Kenny, but you know what's it's like when 'men' get to working. Nothing but sweat and results!! LOL Thanks for watching. Take 'er easy!!
Looking good dad. Vapor barrier can be a pain by yourself but it sure does make a huge difference
Hey Gerr!! This is 6 mil poly and I find it goes up a lot easier. It kind of goes where it's shoved and stays where it's pushed!! Love ya!!
Nice job Mike well done , hope Nannie doing ok 👍
Good day eh!! Thanks Nev. Nannie is doing pretty good. Still lots of room for improvement but making progress. Thanks for asking after her!! Take 'er easy!!
So what ya going to do in a warm cozy shop, you should be in with nannie, or is she the one that benefits lol great job mike all best to you both.
How's she goin'? That's an interesting thought there Jason. Nannie hasn't been putting up much resistance to me spending all this money on the shop, so maybe she wants me out there and out of her hair!! LOL Thanks for commenting. Have a great weekend!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop lol she is like a fox lol
Mike, the shop is going to be so nice when it's finished. Yeah it's alot of work moving things around but it will be well worth it. I know why your getting more new subscribers, it's because of good content my friend!! 🙏🙏👍🇨🇦🇺🇲
Hello there Roger. Your words are too kind buddy, but keep them coming, they're good for the soul!! LOL Pretty soon the fun is going to go out of this job, because I'll have to start putting things back and organized. That'll be a project!! But at least it'll be warm out there eh!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Glad to see you’re finally insulating your shop, I couldn’t imagine how cold it gets there.
How's she goin'? Thanks Kevin. Some days in the winter it gets pretty cold, -25 or so. But I had the diesel fired space heater and that would warm it up pretty quick. Trouble is it made a lot of condensation, plus where the shop wasn't heated continually, the condensation would be really bad by times. With the heat pump and the insulation, it should make a world of difference. Thanks a lot for commenting. Take 'er easy!!
Now there's a fella that knows how it's done. Awesome Mike. I sure like that rock wool and I see you are using a nice thick vapor barrier. No other way of doin it eh. Have a beauty day and weekend old son. Looks like I'm second today.
How's she goin'? I accidently found out about the heavier vapor barrier. A long time ago, when I was building our house in town, I went to the lumber yard and wanted some vapor barrier. The buddy said all they had was 6mil. I didn't want to look like a rookie so I said, "I always use 6 mil poly" And when I got it home and started to install it I said to Janet, "Well I don't always use 6 mil but from now on I will!!" It sure does go up a lot easier than the thinner stuff. The 6 mil poly stuff kind of goes where you push it and stays there better too! Thanks for tuning in and take 'er easy!!
That,s alot of hard work. You sure fast with those staples lol Love and prayers to you and Janet
How's she goin'? If I could only move that fast eh!! Wouldn't that be awesome!! Thanks for your prayers Cathy!! They are much appreciated. Take 'er easy!!
Looking great! It's going to be a lot warmer now! We are always praying for you and Nannie 🙏🙏🙏
How's she goin'? You're prayers are very much appreciated Mike. Thanks and God Bless you!! I sure hope the shop will be warmer this winter and that the condensation is non-existent!! Take 'er easy!!
Did you ever have one of the tile games? Use to be a pretty common stocking stuffer. There was a picture puzzle printed on tiles
How's she goin'? I know the games you're talking about Dave. And this 'shop shuffle' is just like those games!! LOL Thanks for the comment. Take 'er easy!!
Man you’re biting off some BIG projects lately Mike! Well done, and you’re going to be so organized when you’re done. Cheers, Mike.
How's she goin'? Thanks Mike. It'll be like making a new shop and setting it for the first time eh!! I appreciate you watching. Have a great week!!
That is a big job to do but well worth it in the end. I moved my big workbench a few years ago and it was an afternoon job. When I built it I used nails and it took everything I had to get it off the wall. Worth the effort though. I like the look of the Philips head screws but they can be a pain to remove. Just think of the reorganizing you will be able to do now. Thanks Mike. Stevo
How's she goin'? Holy smoke, your bench attached with nails!!! Stevo I think if my bench had been attached with nails I would have insulated around it!! LOL And I am thinking of all the reorganizing I can but I'm proceeding with the job anyways!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
For whiteboard POLICE DEPT TOILET STOLEN COPS HAVE NOTHING TO GO ON
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha!! That's good one Tom!! You should start a white board too!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Hello Grampie. There's always that one screw that tries to screw us lol. You should be nice and warm in there this winter. I'll see you in the next one. Take care 🙏🔧👍
How's she goin'? Yes sir Artie, getting screwed by the screw!! LOL I'm looking forward to having this job behind me and being able to spend some 'warm' days in the shop this winter! Take 'er easy
Hello Mike. My back was hurting just watching you do all that work Yikes!! I would head down to help you but it would be a bit of a drive. lol. Man that looked heavy! But your work will pay off. Take care, buddy.
How's she goin'? Thanks for the offer to help John!! But to be honest, the pay and the food around here isn't that good!! LOL I was planning on moving the bench without unloading it. That would never happen though because even like this, it was a job to get it moved!! Thanks for watching. Take 'er easy!!
Well, sometimes we all build stuff too good! But I'd certainly try giving you a hand, but I have such a hard time taking them off...a hand that is! lol There goes my back!! Yikes!! Once that shop is all insulated and tickety-boo, you'll be able to put a bed in there and list on Airbnb! lol Take good care, hope Nannie is feeling better with each passing day...and make sure to take a little time and enjoy the weekend!
How's she goin'? I appreciate the 'hand' Bruce. I can put it with the bones I found!! LOL And Air BnB, now that's a good idea!! LOL Nannie is doing pretty good. We're still dealing with some medical issues and hoping to get some resolution on them soon. It'll be bice in the shop when the heat pump and all the insulation gets done. Whenever that is!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
What’s the btu your mini split puts out and does it make the shop cool
How's she goin'? It's an 18 000 BTU and it sure does cool off the shop. Pretty sweet!! Take care!!
Awesome G《☆》Wow👍🏾🍺🤳Big Project eh. Thank God for Robertson Screws😁I know You'll be Happy to keep the Shop climate controlled & humidity down✌🏼😎☯️
Hello there Bdog!! Having the heat pump and the shop insulated has been a dream for a long time and it's finally happening. Color me happy!! LOL Take 'er easy!!
Let's face the facts Mike any flat surface in going to end up with thing stored on it
How's she goin'? You ain't lying Jack!! There is not one flat surface in the shop that isn't covered with 'stuff' now!! LOL Thanks for commenting. Take 'er easy!!
You sprayed to thin.
How's she goin'? Thanks a lot for watching. Spraying is a great way to get good coverage, but a brush sure allows you to get a good heavy coat of paint on there eh!! Take 'er easy!!
No task too big Mike, job well done! Definitely a man with a plan. Take care 😊
Hello there Marc! Man o man I hope you are doing OK. That short you posted scared the holy molys out of me. Thanks for watching and I hope you're back up and at'em soon!! Take care!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop hey Mike on the mend, the challenge is to stay still enough. Otherwise we are good.😊