It’s those little jobs that can sometimes feel like the most rewarding! It might not take long but if you hadn’t done them then progress in other areas that needed those tools would have ground to a stop! Like most of Europe you too have had plenty of rain. We are all so desperate for some sunshine and splash of spring to come! ❤
💕Little jobs sometimes take the longest💕Looks like you could use some guttering with water butts underneath then you could use said water for your gardening💕
thanks for showing your little and big projects! i would love to have such a wonderful smultronställe :) Just a little advice for your japanese saw, dont force it while pushing, they are just cutting while pulling. i know its strange when you are used to work with european saws. But trust me, if you get used to it, you will never go back :D
Hi Marcus, when you were replacing the axe handle, I noticed you were tapping the bottom of the new handle. I'm curious; what was the purpose of doing that?
It’s those little jobs that can sometimes feel like the most rewarding! It might not take long but if you hadn’t done them then progress in other areas that needed those tools would have ground to a stop! Like most of Europe you too have had plenty of rain. We are all so desperate for some sunshine and splash of spring to come! ❤
Youve bought a wonderful old house brimming with character. Love watching how you are restoring it back.
That is the most obstinate axe handle that I've ever seen!
That vise is a beautiful thing, I love how you can see just how much use it's had, and it's still being used. Stunning.👍
Even the smaller projects are a joy to watch!
Can’t believe how cold it still is 🥶…at least the snow is melting 😊
💕Little jobs sometimes take the longest💕Looks like you could use some guttering with water butts underneath then you could use said water for your gardening💕
Your videos are perfect to watch. ❤
thanks for showing your little and big projects! i would love to have such a wonderful smultronställe :)
Just a little advice for your japanese saw, dont force it while pushing, they are just cutting while pulling.
i know its strange when you are used to work with european saws. But trust me, if you get used to it, you will never go back :D
Thank you! I find it a bit tricky sometimes so I'll try that.
Do i remember my dad 60 yrs appx burning out the axe handle?? (perhaps that would ruin the axe)
I’m wondering what the piece of wood on back side of house is hiding, I’d it an opening for a window? It may let in light on that side a bit
Hi Marcus, when you were replacing the axe handle, I noticed you were tapping the bottom of the new handle. I'm curious; what was the purpose of doing that?
It actually pushes the axe head up, fixing it on the handle.
@@MarcusStorm Thanks!
Belo vídeo a tradução da legenda está ótima!
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Läuft doch, danke für die Übersetzung. 😊
What is the srory of the wooden vork you made?
In a previous video you can see that the piece below the window is damaged from damp. You can see it in this video too (all soft and crumbly)
I don’t understand why you tore up that axe that probably would’ve never torn up?
The handle was split down the middle
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Jeg kan ikke slippe tanken og er nødt til at spørge: Er hele dette projekt, en joke…?!
Why do you think that? Just curious
@@karipreston1204Isn’t that pretty obvious…?
Det ser ud til, at over 10.000 abonnenter ikke tager dette som en joke.