This is hands down the best, most inspiring channel on RUclips, although my wife might disagree when I start building my pole barn. My hats off to you, Pa Mac. Great work, please keep it up, I am excited to see what is to come. Thank you for sharing these videos with us!
I agree. My grandpa used this style barn. It is a great barn. I studied barn books and designs forever. I finally picked this old style. It is still the best, imo.
Now that's some fine entertainment!! Educational and funny, Does'nt hurt to give flashbacks of our real heritage, God and family! This reminded me of the responsibility we carry after our parents have left this amazing place.... to make them proud! THANK YOU
As a beekeeper, a woodworker and an amateur blacksmith, I find your show both educational and entertaining. I like that you've got bees on your property. I love the fact that you have your Pa Mac's anvil. Too many have ended up in the scrap yard. Keep up the hard work and best of luck.
That pole barn is a priceless treasure, it represents a part of early rural America and shows how many of us lived our lives not all that long ago. Watching that video brought back many fond memories of growing up on the old homestead. I'm hoping you make another video soon.
Yes Your grandpa would have been pleased .. I know I am .. thank you for your video series , made me laugh, and brought tears to my eyes thinking of my grandad and all the stuff we built together in his pole barn in WV, I now live in Tennessee .. and found out the the local power board gives away retired power poles .. I see a pole barn in my near future .. thanks to your videos .. thank you so much!
Awesome video. My 9 year old (the baby of 4) and I love doing wood working projects with the old tools of yesterday. She was telling me "daddy we have one of those, and a bracer and drill. Wonder if he has any jack or scrub planes". (We just bought and refurbished them is why she knows. It was turkey a pleasure and I enjoyed your shows to no end. This Texan tips his at to you dear sir and his daughter Aspen gives her most humble respect and admiration.
rob elder Hey there, Rob, Yes, I've sure got a plane or two. And they could probably use a good honing from a 9 year old Texan who evidently knows her tools. Tell Aspen "hello" for me, and thank yall for watchin'!
Pa Mac, thank you for making these videos. Takes me back to "the good ol' days", helping and "fetching" for Dad. Helping him build out buildings, sheds, chicken coops, pig pens, pole barns (simular to yours) and even a couple of houses. My Father only had a third grade education, but he was one of the smartest men I know. Again, Thank You and keep the vids coming. God Bless & Take Care!
Thomas Pigg I appreciate that, Thomas. The Lord willing, I pray there'll be many more fathers (like your Dad) and children out there building and farming for generations to come.
I could have watched this a thousand times. It took me back to the good ole days of growing up cuttin wood, pumpin water and watching my father in his over ralls farm and pick fresh tomatoes from the garden. You are indeed a very talented man. I love this way of living.... million thumbs up!!!! Pa Mac
Just discovered your feed on my suggestion page and watched your pole barn series. I very much enjoyed it and your humor. The last one where you talked of your grandpa and the shop that you built brought a bit of a tear to my eye, remembering my Grandfather and what they accomplished with the tools they had. Thank you very much for sharing and hopefully I can do something like this for my own shop....
I love the way you make things , and make them work too. I try to build my projects simple , as much wood as possible. I've even made wooden hinges, and latches. Thank you for sharing with us. I'll be looking forward to Future videos.
Pa Mac just love your notion of industry and personal satisfaction, self-reliance and sense of self-worth. Workin' my way back up north to rebuild a family farm (sort of) in my retirement. Best wishes, Z
I some how missed this posting, glad I decided to stop by your channel and found it. Its been wonderful watching you build the pole barn and I'm inspired to give it a whirl after we build the house on our new little slice of heaven in Maine.
Woowhoo! Gotta get my Farm Hand's Companion fix. It's a beautiful pole barn and I would venture your Pa Mac would be very pleased to see the hard work you put into it.
That was extremely enjoyable, and I believe it improved my reading skills ;) man I could see myself sitting with my pup in front of that wood stove surrounded by my favorite tools dreaming up new projects and as soon as I'm done with "her" list I'll get right on them !!! Thank you ~
As a mountain boy, I love watching your videos on days when I can't get out to work on our land. You're making me want to march down to the county office and get a permit for building some sort of outbuilding right now! (yeah, silly permit grumble grumble...) I can only build so many sawhorses and cut so much firewood before I need to get building a building, you know? Keep up the good work, and I hope you're staying nice and warm this winter by your stove.
Great video and very educational, people need to learn that not everything needs to be bought or hired. Somehow I still get the impression that you relax in a cardigan with leather patches on the elbows. stay healthy
Hey Bob, No cardigan...but I have a gray tweed coat I wear on Decoration Day homecomin' at our church (with overalls, of course). I appreciate your comments and thanks for watchin'!
Another awesome episode! Thank goodness you went back and put the spade and shovel in their proper locations. I was afraid you were going to leave them misplaced! I like how you used the leftover scrap boards to make the battens.
Thank you, Pa Mac, for making these wonderful videos. You know, RUclips is full of such utter nonsense, that it is both refreshing and inspiring to see someone take pride in not only the videos they produce (that'd be you, btw) but in the work the videos are capturing. I'm a father of 4 daughters, and my wife and I are working towards purchasing land in Idaho in the next few years so that we can start our own homestead. Your pole barn is the inspiration for what I plan to do once we're on property. The barn is the 1st project! Once again, thank you for allowing to see into your world, and I'd love to see what else goes on in your homestead. The day to day life fascinates and inspires me. God bless, and see you down the road! Jason
This is better by far than anything a person could watch on TV . I have been anxiously waiting for your new pole barn episode. . Love what you do on here thanks for sharing with us .
Function over form can create some wholesomely beautiful things. Every bit of barn looks like it has character since it wasn't pined over by an urban architect.
Pa Mac, I watched with tears in my eyes. The moments I spend watching this show are like time spent with you and your Pa Mac. I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said you play a large role in my life. Helping me recall the importance of self-sufficiency, motivation, perseverance, resourcefulness, knowledge, and a good grasp of history most every time I pick up a tool or reach a seemingly dead end. I thank you for compiling your experience into these videos for us. It's an absolute joy.
Started watching your shop build video while my wife watched tv. No sound so I wouldn’t interfere with her show. But I couldn’t stop. Had to see you finish. Loved it. Want to build my own. BRAVO. I AM A FAN.
Absolutely fantastic video. I've been waiting for this one for awhile and you nailed it by including so many things. Watching this video brought up so many memories of both my father (who was handy with everything) and my maternal grandfather (who had an old workshop filled with tools and snakes back in the 70's). Both have long since passed away but the lessons they instilled in me haven't. Thanks for taking your time to give us a vision of your handiwork.
Absolutely love your videos. I watched the entire Pole Barn series and I cannot wait to see more. I plan to build a Pole lean to against my garage for my tractor-- and if it goes well eventually build a full pole barn inspired by yours. Great craftsmanship and truly entertaining videos and editing.. Love it all- thank you
Wow what a great job on the pole barn. I never saw your videos until I started looking for ideas on building a wood shed using logs and came across your channel. I watched the entire pole barn series. So inspiring I really enjoyed watching it. TY for sharing your projects.
whenever I read about homesteading, I always return to Farmhand's Companion. thanks for the great video. you pole barn was/is awesome. your 'friend' the dog is a very handsome lad too. :D
I don't respond much to any video. However, being of sound mind, it would be unethical of me NOT too. This is my third time watching all 6 by the way. I get something new every time sir. Thank you so much for these. It proves, many things, but for me it proves this skill/necessity in times, still lives on. I don't pay too much attention in grammar. I'm from Arkansas, cross and stone county, so I have an excuse. Lol
Wow. I stopped earlier, to write the above comment, but I must comment again. Your entire family tree that makes it so you even have a limb, are doing a jig with Jesus because they are so happy they left a foot print in your soul. You'll see them all again someday as we all hope we ourselves are just as lucky. Great job brother.
Your talent, and down home knowledge makes us out here really think deeper between the lines about the work you put out. Truly inspires us all to do a little more, with a little less and watch that become more than ever imagined. Thank you for all the long hours, days and more you spend to get this out. Much appreciated Pa Mac. God Bless you & your Family.
Hello pa Mac! So good to see an update after a long winter. Your videos are such a blessing- I like to curl up with my wife and kids to watch each one. Your work is truly an inspiration and blessing to us all! I can't wait to see your next project- and while I get a little impatient between them, it's always worth the wait!
That was the answer I was hoping for. Most of the trees I have access to are cedar, oak (red and white), hickory and if God is willing, some walnut. My biggest challenge will be to dig in this Arkansas dirt then lifting 32 foot polls. Might just wear me out.
I have enjoyed watching you work and humor i have a small 7 acre farm in a small town in summit station Ohio and I have used your chicken coop method and watched all of your videos a number of times just saying your talent is rare thanks for sharing
Wow! Just so happened across your videos building the batn and watched them straight through. Love it! That was a lot of work, but worth it, I'm sure. Congratulations.
This is absolutely awesome!!! Thank you very much for showing us this. I'll continue to watch. I've been wanting to start my own lifestyle like this... But I have been slacking. This is inspiring.
Thank you for sharing all of your talents to bring us your wonderful new barn/shop. All the little nuances together give it so much charm it's like having more living area only with flare. The rock floor I think is the turning point where your barn takes on a look of art rather than just a barn. Congratulations on a job well done. You are a great movie maker as well !!!!!!
You're awesome Pa Mac. I'm saving to buy my own piece of land. In the meantime, I'll keep learning what I need to know from you! Keep the videos coming!
Thank you so much for putting the pole barn vids together. I just started planning a shed (got it staked out) that will be pole barn style. You video answered a couple of the “how the heck do I do that part” questions that were bothering me. Mostly in the trusses/roof area. Thank you 💪🏼🇺🇸🫡
Congratulations to you and a job well done. The barn looks great. I watched the whole series again today. Thanks for all the great building tips. I'll probably watch it again when I take on my own barn project.
I hope everything is Well with you? We're watching reruns of your videos. We love them. Would sure like to see more videos. Projects you're working on or anything really. Hope all is well Luke
I just wanted to say you did an awesome job on your video AND your man cave! very well done. you've got imagination and skill that most of today's generation would never think of. take pride in that!
Been waiting quite some time for this video. Really turned out nice, I'm sure you will get many years or enjoyment out of it. Lot of work putting that barn and the video together, thanks you.
Simple elegant pole barn. You can't beat the simplicity. Not only is Pa Mac a practical builder but a comedic genius....
Please don't stop making videos because I really enjoy watching your journey!
MrsMika Thank you so much, MrsMika.
No stoppin' any time soon!
This is hands down the best, most inspiring channel on RUclips, although my wife might disagree when I start building my pole barn. My hats off to you, Pa Mac. Great work, please keep it up, I am excited to see what is to come. Thank you for sharing these videos with us!
I agree. My grandpa used this style barn. It is a great barn. I studied barn books and designs forever. I finally picked this old style. It is still the best, imo.
Now that's some fine entertainment!! Educational and funny, Does'nt hurt to give flashbacks of our real heritage, God and family! This reminded me of the responsibility we carry after our parents have left this amazing place.... to make them proud! THANK YOU
Thank YOU for watchin', William
As a beekeeper, a woodworker and an amateur blacksmith, I find your show both educational and entertaining. I like that you've got bees on your property. I love the fact that you have your Pa Mac's anvil. Too many have ended up in the scrap yard. Keep up the hard work and best of luck.
+Doug H
Thanks so much for the kind words and for watchin', Doug!
That pole barn is a priceless treasure, it represents a part of early rural America and shows how many of us lived our lives not all that long ago. Watching that video brought back many fond memories of growing up on the old homestead. I'm hoping you make another video soon.
+44wizbang
I sure appreciate your kind words, 44wizbang!
Yes Your grandpa would have been pleased .. I know I am .. thank you for your video series , made me laugh, and brought tears to my eyes thinking of my grandad and all the stuff we built together in his pole barn in WV, I now live in Tennessee .. and found out the the local power board gives away retired power poles .. I see a pole barn in my near future .. thanks to your videos .. thank you so much!
I appreciate that, Sean. Thanks so much for watchin', and show me your pole barn work once you have some progress made on it!
Awesome video. My 9 year old (the baby of 4) and I love doing wood working projects with the old tools of yesterday. She was telling me "daddy we have one of those, and a bracer and drill. Wonder if he has any jack or scrub planes". (We just bought and refurbished them is why she knows. It was turkey a pleasure and I enjoyed your shows to no end. This Texan tips his at to you dear sir and his daughter Aspen gives her most humble respect and admiration.
rob elder Hey there, Rob,
Yes, I've sure got a plane or two. And they could probably use a good honing from a 9 year old Texan who evidently knows her tools. Tell Aspen "hello" for me, and thank yall for watchin'!
I do believe that was the best 25 minutes I have ever spent on You Tube, thank you
That's quite a humbling compliment and honor, Mike!
What a wonderful person you are thank you so much for your heart warming lessons on life your a dear dear soul
Pa Mac, thank you for making these videos. Takes me back to "the good ol' days", helping and "fetching" for Dad. Helping him build out buildings, sheds, chicken coops, pig pens, pole barns (simular to yours) and even a couple of houses. My Father only had a third grade education, but he was one of the smartest men I know.
Again, Thank You and keep the vids coming.
God Bless & Take Care!
Thomas Pigg I appreciate that, Thomas.
The Lord willing, I pray there'll be many more fathers (like your Dad) and children out there building and farming for generations to come.
Have not watched in some time but caught up tonight... so enjoy the simple life and craftmanship... thank you...
I could have watched this a thousand times. It took me back to the good ole days of growing up cuttin wood, pumpin water and watching my father in his over ralls farm and pick fresh tomatoes from the garden. You are indeed a very talented man. I love this way of living.... million thumbs up!!!! Pa Mac
I appreciate that, Alice!
Reminds me of "home" in West Virginia. Never forget where you come from and you will never get lost.
As someone who dreams of homesteading one day, I find your videos hugely inspirational. Awesome barn by the way.
Just discovered your feed on my suggestion page and watched your pole barn series. I very much enjoyed it and your humor. The last one where you talked of your grandpa and the shop that you built brought a bit of a tear to my eye, remembering my Grandfather and what they accomplished with the tools they had. Thank you very much for sharing and hopefully I can do something like this for my own shop....
I love the way you make things , and make them work too. I try to build my projects simple , as much wood as possible. I've even made wooden hinges, and latches. Thank you for sharing with us. I'll be looking forward to Future videos.
I appreciate you watchin', Stacy
The latch sequence was hilarious. Bravo!
Good to see you survived the winter. Been missing the videos. Waiting on the following offerings.
It is so refreshing to see somebody properly brace doors and window panels to the lower hinge.
Very instructive and your sense of humor makes it fun to watch too. Have good days.
Brother Pa Mac you are one awesome dude.. The work you had to do to get this project finished is quite inspiring and your a believer too bonus!
Joseph Williams Thanks so much, Joseph!
farmhandscompanion
Your very welcome.
Pa Mac, you taught me more than my own daddy. Thanks :,)
Wow so worth the wait, you have been such an inspiration to me as I am in my third year of starting a farm with zero experience, thank you
Pa Mac just love your notion of industry and personal satisfaction, self-reliance and sense of self-worth. Workin' my way back up north to rebuild a family farm (sort of) in my retirement. Best wishes, Z
I some how missed this posting, glad I decided to stop by your channel and found it. Its been wonderful watching you build the pole barn and I'm inspired to give it a whirl after we build the house on our new little slice of heaven in Maine.
Sir, we are patiently waiting for more videos. Okay okay not so patiently. You're right up our alley. Keep up the good work.
So good to see another installment from you. Things appear to be shaping up quite nice. God Bless.
Woowhoo! Gotta get my Farm Hand's Companion fix. It's a beautiful pole barn and I would venture your Pa Mac would be very pleased to see the hard work you put into it.
Thank you so much for this good time watching your video
You betcha, Produits Forestier Grison
That was extremely enjoyable, and I believe it improved my reading skills ;) man I could see myself sitting with my pup in front of that wood stove surrounded by my favorite tools dreaming up new projects and as soon as I'm done with "her" list I'll get right on them !!! Thank you ~
Yes, it's always advisable to take care of "her" first.
(Until her list is completed, your list won't be much fun.)
My best to you, Daniel!
Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed watching you build the workshop.
As a mountain boy, I love watching your videos on days when I can't get out to work on our land. You're making me want to march down to the county office and get a permit for building some sort of outbuilding right now! (yeah, silly permit grumble grumble...)
I can only build so many sawhorses and cut so much firewood before I need to get building a building, you know?
Keep up the good work, and I hope you're staying nice and warm this winter by your stove.
That's why I bought forested land. You don't need a permit if nobody knows what you're doing 🤷♂️
Great video and very educational, people need to learn that not everything needs to be bought or hired.
Somehow I still get the impression that you relax in a cardigan with leather patches on the elbows.
stay healthy
Hey Bob,
No cardigan...but I have a gray tweed coat I wear on Decoration Day homecomin' at our church (with overalls, of course).
I appreciate your comments and thanks for watchin'!
What a beautiful barn Pa! Congratulations and thank you for the inspiration!
Another awesome episode! Thank goodness you went back and put the spade and shovel in their proper locations. I was afraid you were going to leave them misplaced! I like how you used the leftover scrap boards to make the battens.
mibengal I've changed em out a couple more times since then, but they're back the way you like em now.Thanks for watching, mibengal!
Thank you, Pa Mac, for making these wonderful videos. You know, RUclips is full of such utter nonsense, that it is both refreshing and inspiring to see someone take pride in not only the videos they produce (that'd be you, btw) but in the work the videos are capturing. I'm a father of 4 daughters, and my wife and I are working towards purchasing land in Idaho in the next few years so that we can start our own homestead. Your pole barn is the inspiration for what I plan to do once we're on property. The barn is the 1st project!
Once again, thank you for allowing to see into your world, and I'd love to see what else goes on in your homestead. The day to day life fascinates and inspires me. God bless, and see you down the road!
Jason
7:25 Now that is quite a CLEVER idea to reuse worn out chainsaw blades!
Thank you and greetings from Portugal.
Wow! I am amaze everything is snif snif you really did a great job of sharing that rustic look awesome Pa Mac shure has a smile thank you very much
You are truly have amazing craftsmanship. I am amazed an inspired by your work to do more on my future homestead. This is amazing.
This is better by far than anything a person could watch on TV . I have been anxiously waiting for your new pole barn episode. . Love what you do on here thanks for sharing with us .
Function over form can create some wholesomely beautiful things. Every bit of barn looks like it has character since it wasn't pined over by an urban architect.
Pa Mac, I watched with tears in my eyes. The moments I spend watching this show are like time spent with you and your Pa Mac. I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said you play a large role in my life. Helping me recall the importance of self-sufficiency, motivation, perseverance, resourcefulness, knowledge, and a good grasp of history most every time I pick up a tool or reach a seemingly dead end. I thank you for compiling your experience into these videos for us. It's an absolute joy.
Lolita's Garden Thanks so much, Lolo Fe (and dear parents)!I appreciate yall so much. Keep your camera rolling.
Started watching your shop build video while my wife watched tv. No sound so I wouldn’t interfere with her show. But I couldn’t stop. Had to see you finish. Loved it. Want to build my own. BRAVO. I AM A FAN.
Absolutely fantastic video. I've been waiting for this one for awhile and you nailed it by including so many things.
Watching this video brought up so many memories of both my father (who was handy with everything) and my maternal grandfather (who had an old workshop filled with tools and snakes back in the 70's). Both have long since passed away but the lessons they instilled in me haven't.
Thanks for taking your time to give us a vision of your handiwork.
Shon McEachin So glad you enjoyed the show, Shon.Memories of grandpas kind of live forever, don't they?
the right amount of info and laughter thank you
Thanks for taking us along for the Journey as it is the Journey and not the destination that is the adventure
Garry
Absolutely love your videos. I watched the entire Pole Barn series and I cannot wait to see more. I plan to build a Pole lean to against my garage for my tractor-- and if it goes well eventually build a full pole barn inspired by yours. Great craftsmanship and truly entertaining videos and editing.. Love it all- thank you
+HomeSteadHow
My best to you on your upcoming project, HomeSteadHow!
Your videos are very unique and very much fun to watch, I am enjoying them greatly, thank you for creating them and sharing!!
Wow what a great job on the pole barn. I never saw your videos until I started looking for ideas on building a wood shed using logs and came across your channel. I watched the entire pole barn series. So inspiring I really enjoyed watching it. TY for sharing your projects.
A Great video . You seem to be be in high heaven and enjoying yourself. Long may you live your lovely life.
you sir, quite simply, are an inspiration!
whenever I read about homesteading, I always return to Farmhand's Companion. thanks for the great video. you pole barn was/is awesome. your 'friend' the dog is a very handsome lad too. :D
I appreciate that, alzathoth. Thank you for watchin'
Hubby and I love your videos. Please, please, please more!
The stone & tree post is really quite fascinating... Your grandpa is proud no doubt.
I truly enjoyed your video and your sense of humor
The best playlist I have watched in a long time! Thank you!
Fantastic, as always, nice to see you moved in at last.
I love your show you have tough me alot. My grampy always taught me to reinforce concrete with anything we could find mostly rocks.
Your video is the best thing since the Foxfire book Series, Thanks a lot.
Yer an absolute Hoot to watch friend. I appreciate ya!
So happy to see another awesome video! Thanks for inviting us along and giving us the motivition to try and do new things. Take care.
I don't respond much to any video. However, being of sound mind, it would be unethical of me NOT too.
This is my third time watching all 6 by the way. I get something new every time sir. Thank you so much for these. It proves, many things, but for me it proves this skill/necessity in times, still lives on.
I don't pay too much attention in grammar. I'm from Arkansas, cross and stone county, so I have an excuse. Lol
Wow. I stopped earlier, to write the above comment, but I must comment again. Your entire family tree that makes it so you even have a limb, are doing a jig with Jesus because they are so happy they left a foot print in your soul. You'll see them all again someday as we all hope we ourselves are just as lucky. Great job brother.
Thank you for watchin' and for commentin', roger!
Beautiful work and an excellent array of tools and craftsmanship I see The Lord has blessed you.
Your talent, and down home knowledge makes us out here really think deeper between the lines about the work you put out. Truly inspires us all to do a little more, with a little less and watch that become more than ever imagined.
Thank you for all the long hours, days and more you spend to get this out. Much appreciated Pa Mac. God Bless you & your Family.
thanks for the entertainment. I love the floor of the new barn. it must have taken a lot of work.
do see everything so easy . You must be a man of strong will . I congratulate. from ARGENTINA
Very impressive.
Bang up job as usual Pa Mac. Loved every minute of it.....
Great work and comedy. The shop looks great! Thank you for all the inspiration.
+Steven Gustafson I appreciate that, Steven!
You have no idea how much I have missed these videos. Great to see you back, Pa Mac!
Hello pa Mac! So good to see an update after a long winter. Your videos are such a blessing- I like to curl up with my wife and kids to watch each one. Your work is truly an inspiration and blessing to us all! I can't wait to see your next project- and while I get a little impatient between them, it's always worth the wait!
Excellent work. It looks like a movie set.
Very enjoyable video Sir. Thanks for taking the time to produce it. Take care, be safe!
I had forgotten how much I enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for including us in your farm life.
looks great ! good to see you again, enjoying watching you
Best episode yet!
Ethan Dicker I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Ethan!Take care.
I cannot express to you how much that I enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing.
That was the answer I was hoping for. Most of the trees I have access to are cedar, oak (red and white), hickory and if God is willing, some walnut. My biggest challenge will be to dig in this Arkansas dirt then lifting 32 foot polls. Might just wear me out.
From one Arkansan to another! Love the simplicity and the mullet.
I have enjoyed watching you work and humor i have a small 7 acre farm in a small town in summit station Ohio and I have used your chicken coop method and watched all of your videos a number of times just saying your talent is rare thanks for sharing
+Shawn Patrick
Your welcome, Shawn. Thanks to you and everyone else for commenting!
Wow! Just so happened across your videos building the batn and watched them straight through. Love it! That was a lot of work, but worth it, I'm sure. Congratulations.
Great to see you again Pa Mac! The new shop looks great.
Awesome video series. The pole barn is beautiful. Looks like a million bucks.
This is absolutely awesome!!! Thank you very much for showing us this. I'll continue to watch. I've been wanting to start my own lifestyle like this... But I have been slacking. This is inspiring.
Thank you, Joshua. Welcome to the show!
I love the way it turned out
I love this music.
what an amazing man; the world would be in a far better place with more people like you
Brilliant , learning with humour and a good result 👍🇬🇧🎃
Thank you for sharing all of your talents to bring us your wonderful new barn/shop. All the little nuances together give it so much charm it's like having more living area only with flare. The rock floor I think is the turning point where your barn takes on a look of art rather than just a barn. Congratulations on a job well done. You are a great movie maker as well !!!!!!
+william tell
Thanks for your kind words, William. Take care, and keep watchin'!
You're awesome Pa Mac. I'm saving to buy my own piece of land. In the meantime, I'll keep learning what I need to know from you! Keep the videos coming!
Thank you very much for the series of videos. Entertaining and very informative. Just right speed to not get lost or bored. Nice dog as well.
+dlbuffmovie
Hey dlbuffmovie,
Jack says thank you, and so do I!
Thank you so much for putting the pole barn vids together. I just started planning a shed (got it staked out) that will be pole barn style. You video answered a couple of the “how the heck do I do that part” questions that were bothering me. Mostly in the trusses/roof area. Thank you 💪🏼🇺🇸🫡
You're very welcome
Thank you so much for these videos.
Congratulations to you and a job well done. The barn looks great. I watched the whole series again today. Thanks for all the great building tips. I'll probably watch it again when I take on my own barn project.
You and your vidios are very inspirational, Thank you very much for taking the time to make them.
I appreciate that, Shaun; thanks for watchin'!
Thank you! Takes me back in the holler in West Virginia..Pappy Ratcliff my Grandpaw did everything with his hands...
I hope everything is Well with you? We're watching reruns of your videos. We love them. Would sure like to see more videos. Projects you're working on or anything really. Hope all is well
Luke
Hey Luke and family!
Have you seen the latest?
ruclips.net/video/-lUaJD-eRto/видео.html
I just wanted to say you did an awesome job on your video AND your man cave! very well done. you've got imagination and skill that most of today's generation would never think of. take pride in that!
Been waiting quite some time for this video. Really turned out nice, I'm sure you will get many years or enjoyment out of it. Lot of work putting that barn and the video together, thanks you.