Moving Tools into the Pole Barn. Gutters and Cupola now on the barn.
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Today we are moving most of our power tools into the pole Barn where our woodworking shop will be. Also we have a few stainless tables we picked up at auctions, to use in the food prep kitchen. And contractors have installed seamless gutters and a cupola on the barn.
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Want to suggest sealing the floor on the barn for longevity & durability from stains & spills.
Was just going to say the same thing. You've already done the hard part...letting the floor cure for a month. Now a couple of coats of sealer will do wonders. Not only will it help in cleanup of diesel fuel/hydraulic oil/antifreeze/etc., but it will help reduce the odor retention of any spills you'd have.
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Evan, I'm new to your videos but have watched quite a few in a short time, esp. the barn build. Your wood working is an inspiration to me and my husband, who I insisted watch the end about your segmented wood work. It is absolutely beautiful! My husband is 71, I am 66. Together we gutted and rebuilt our home over 20 yrs.which still has some work to do....but he has put in beautiful oak stairs and woodwork and has done some other projects as well... such as his model ship building and ships in a bottle. I so want him to return to this wonderful talent, and you and Rebecca remind us of our former days. Hold on to your dreams you'll have that new lathe some day!. I helped my husband with many things just as your wife helps you. You have a lively homestead. Thanks for sharing the cost of everything. Many people feel that is rude to ask, but to share... you help others know how the cost can change and estimates aren't always reliable in the end (fill dirt) Loved the Aussies checking out their new pad. LOL We are also an Aussies family. Good luck to you both!
I can’t believe you do that beautiful woodwork and have never mentioned it! It’s absolutely gorgeous! You will have to do a few videos of you making a piece when you get everything set up. What a nice surprise.
And I’m not going to lie, I was worried about Rebecca’s toes. 😂 So glad they made it safely. That was a job! Have a great day 🙂
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That was a smart idea to leave the drill press on the hand cart while moving it. You and Rebecca work well together. Thanks for making these videos.
Hello,
see a lot of your videos and dosn´t know you are a woodturner also.
Well done.
Have fun and stay save,
best regards from a german woodturner
Gerhard
That is a grown up play ground!!!! What a fun thing to move them into such a wonderful LARGE space
Good morning and a great video! That shop is taking shape! Good finds for the kitchen/butcher area! Very cool, having your grandfather’s drill press (very cool one too) on your great-great-grandfathers farm. Is the latter the former’s grandfather? Meaning same stem on the family tree? That would be even more awesome. Your video content will explode once you start showing us your woodworking projects. Nice stuff, literally and figuratively.
Loved your wooden decor , I love the last one you showed with the brick effect, can u make some and sell them , I will be first please.loved the weather vein, good choice Rebecca.
Pro-Tip from a 20 yr Chef - Cover cutting boards with plain white paper towels and then pour and saturate with bleach , wait at least 8 hrs so bleach can soak in, then rinse with water.. It should help remove stains and sanitize ...
You should throw some rain barrels out there on the sides of the shed, might come in handy to have a nice source of fresh water and who knows, you may be able to use it in many many ways
I now have ways to pump water from the old well and the pond and filter it. And I also have a big Berkey to filter for drinking water. So I have alternate water sources I can use.
those wood pieces were gorgeous.
Your woodworking looks amazing. Can't wait to see what you create
So glade your getting everything move in! Just a awesome space! 👌
Good looking shop and fine craftsmanship on the wood projects. Onward!
Also, are you planning to put in a lift? Great pole barn, I am envious.
I'm envious, nice big barn Mansion. n you can just about fabricate anything. ☺
Beautiful wood turnings
Beautiful woodwork
...lookin' good, nice job, stay safe and have great week...
I'm having trouble envisioning how you put the different woods together before turning them on the lathe. Would it be possible to give us a simplified demonstration in some future video? They are Beautiful!!!
You glue together rings of woods and then stack the rings in the shape of the vase or bowl. Maybe this winter I will video something made on the wood lathe.
Looking real good.
Awesome!
My dad used to make salt and pepper shakers, napkin holders, pen holders etc. still some of my most treasured gifts. Great job and glad you now have a nice space to get back to it.
Dude. Nice woodworking skills. You could be the Poster Boy for Harbor Freight.
When everything's finished, this place will look great! 😊👍🏻
Really like all the bowls and vases. I can see that would require lots of patience and time. I would love to be on your Christmas gift lists. Thanks for sharing.
White cutting board material is called filon
fibrous lexan
it cleans awesome with medical grade hydrogen peroxide
I wonder who might have access to that stuff
great video stay safe
Oh man, I had that same Harbor Freight lathe, and it was horrible. Sold it for pretty much the same price I got it for. I greatly prefer the ancient Craftsman monotube lathe I inherited, and it isn't exactly top-of-the-line either.
Do a bowl on one of the videos.....
I cringed watching Rebekah moving all that heavy stuff wearing flip-flops. She is braver than I could ever hope to be.
Well, is there anything you cannot do? woodwork as well!
It looks great!!
In a previous video, did you say that you have children?
Nice wood turnings Evan. I am also a wood turner but as of late have not had time since in the last 2 years we have been building our own homestead. Having land cleared, pond built, new outbuilding and now building a new home. I have some good wood suggestions for you. Sometime I will have to email you some pics of my work. Have not tried segmented yet, but on my list. On a side note what type of spray foam are you using? Closed or Open?
I believed it is closed cell foam.
Wood stove for heat in winter for the pole barn?
You didn't mention security in your list of " next things" for the barn & maybe that's something you shouldn't show on this platform, if you know what I mean. But before I put too many valuables under one roof, that would be my next investment...........✌
Not sure how hardcore you want to go on the woodworking upgrade for the Lathe but you could start searching for an old Shopsmith someone inherited, they are usually in great condition or look at www.grizzly.com/wood-lathes as they have pretty big sales from time to time that give you a chance to really upgrade if you can time it right. Nice lathe work there
Yes, I have looked at grizzly tools and their lathes. They seem to be nice lathes.
All those inherited tools....will last forever....what a blessing...they just don't make'm like they used to..
Great wood turning.
And.... omgggggggg your wooden creations are BEAUTIFUL!!!😳💕
What'd I miss
I'd like to see a video of how you make things on the lathe. The barns sure is coming together!
Suggest knife handles & perhaps working with another creator or a woodmill guy for access to different wood types.
Scraps to them could be projects for you. Kinda liked to see the clamps used to make the pre turned stock assemblies. Suggest this as another revenue vehicle, depending on your time/reward expenditure.
Okay you have a hidden gift to share to the world I can see future videos of your woodworking Great work Your very gifted. I see aztec and native american designs
Try to find some Barkeeper's Friend cleanser to clean up all the stainless steel. I've used in many restaurant kitchens during my time as a sous chef. It will even work to clean the poly carb cutting boards. Think about finding or buying some thick rubber floor matts for the meat processing area. Your feet, legs and back will thank you.
Best property I’ve seen on RUclips 100%.
The house over looking the pond, The garden and now barn/workshop/kennels/butchers.
Your wife is a hard worker, you're a lucky man. Nice video, beautiful place you guys have!
25+ years in the restaurant business, you can run those cutting boards through a planer to resurface them 👍
You are working well together.One comment ;You should both ware safetyshoes when moving heavy tools . Support from Belgium.
Good call on the addition and weather vein, Rebekah.
Please show some of your wood working projects when you get them going! Those are awesome!
One thing I love about your videos, and there are MANY things... but I enjoy reading the comments from people reminissing of their younger days, memories of childhood and family farms. It's great that you bring those good memories to ther surface for some folks!!❤❤
Your wood working is beautiful. You should think of having an Esty shop in the future.
A beautiful utilitarian building that has so many functions. Blessings to you both. Thanks for sharing. From Texas the Lone Star State
You could quit your job and stay Home if you made more Wood working Items for People, for you to earn some Money!!!
I can see a block retaining wall along the barn, planted with perennials like iris, day lilies and peonies. Some bulbs that bloom in Spring scattered throughout, and some kind of vine spilling over the side. Oh! And Hollyhocks......every barn needs traditional hollyhocks to hover over it all like a monarch of the garden!!
Yours is our favorite channel. Haven’t missed any. 💕🌵az
Nice barn tour. The weather vain is the cherry on top! 🍒
Hi..... Evan, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍
Careful with that Craftsman 10" table saw they are a gem.
Maybe you talk to much but your information is valuable to all of us so thank you very much .Rebeca has good information for all of us to so thank you Rebeca.
Love and appreciate your woodworking talent.
Use a belt sander on the cutting boards. They'll come out like new
No need to apologise for showing some of your woodworking. It is very impressive.
PLEASE consider doing a video showing how you do some of that work!
This shop is truly a dream come true for you. You should totally have an Etsy shop for the wood turned art. Rebecca is just like myself, if it’s summertime you do EVERYTHING in flip flops!
Looks great Evan! Are these online auctions or local?
Too much fun! Getting organized!! I opened my first bakery in 1975 with equipment I bought mostly at auctions!
I just got done with the spray foam job on my pole barn. I have my ceiling done and all the electrical done also. My walls, work benches and shelving is done. Now I’m getting ready to clad the inside walls with rough cut boards. If you would like to see photos, let me know!
Yea, send me some photos of your pole barn. I would like to see them. Countryviewacreshomestead@gmail.com
@@CountryViewAcres awesome. I sent you some pics and vids. Unfortunately some of the videos I had on my phone won’t send because of their size, even if I ZIP them. Let me know if you want to see something more specifically. I can take more and send them.
@@vanmiles6979 , I received the photos and videos. Thanks, I haven't had a chance to reply to you email yet.
That’s pretty good I couldn’t get my wife to watch me move stuff in my new shop
Wow awesome. You are so blessed to inherit all those work tools. Amazing wood work Even they would sell so quickly, another way to make spare $$ in your spare time. Food kitchen benches fit in nicely. Keep up the good work.
The equipment you bought for the barn kitchen is worth a fortune , you can find part for the Hobart meat splicer buy a guard for the blade as it is heavy when you take it off for cleaning.
I worked foe 45 years in catering and those stainless table are great those will help you butchering your animals.
Love as well all the woodwork tools .
Thanks for those great videos.
From sunny Scotland
I am a fan of this channel. I have watched regularly for quite a few years now. Looking forward to seeing some wood working from you.... Thanks for sharing.
Nice work on the pieces made on the lathe. Inherited tools are the best, aren't they? Once you get everything cleaned up and repaired, you'll have an excellent processing kitchen.
Another great video! What are you going to cover the walls with after they are sprayed with the insulation? I think that corrugated metal would look great in the kitchen area and I think would be easy to clean, just hose ‘em down.
I think I know of someone who's REALLY happy right now!! I love how you two work together! Rebecca was spot on about the cupula - it looks great! Also, I think I know what happened to those missing doors - a velociraptor ran into them!!
Great job on the woodworking Evan. Maybe you could do a video showing us in more detail how to make one of those vases very cool ;)
The wooden bowls and vases are awesome! Well done! Good to see the barn progress, I'm sure your wookshop will be great!
My dad sharpened our slicer with a file. He would turn it on and gently put this file against it. I know it sounds scary, but I soon learned to do it as a teenager. Be careful, and it should be easy and safe.
You and Rebecca had a busy day. It would be a treat to watch you turn wood with your lathe. You just added another interesting fact about yourself.
Why not just plane the top off of those cutting boards? That would clean them up.
You should check with Red Poppy Ranch about the lights that they put in their pole barn.
When I was a kid and worked in the meat Dept during the summer we used bleach daily on cutting boards and once a month used peroxide and it took any stains out of the poly cutting boards.
Was thinking planning it down or shaving it could work. Just need the food grade guidelines to make it right.
@@ronsmith1364 we used peroxide right from the store/pharmacy. Note it also takes blood out of clothes. We would send aprons out and laundry couldn't get it all out. We'd soak aprons in the sink pour peroxide in and add water to cover them the next day we'd have like new aprons.
@@ronsmith1364 Exactly, sanding, and or planning will work beautiful, of course nightly bleach and paper towels 👍
Your work on wood is just wonderful, I did do wood working in hi school. Just what you are doing now, that is a treasure.
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Oh those pretty toes come too close to being pinched.. I had to watch with one eye closed for a bit. Beautiful pieces of artwork.. nice
Ur place is really coming together...great job!
Bar keeps friend stainless steel cleaner is your best friend for cleaning that stuff
Please make a video of you turning something on the lathe.
You are very talented, keep it up. Stay down to earth as you do now.
I sold my processing equipment a few years back but a Band saw (meat) was my favorite equipment piece. The other thing I had was a large meat hook and walk-in cooler. Great job Rebecca on the Coppola.
Delta used to make some awesome tools back in the day - craftsman made some fairly good one's as well. That Delta drill press is awesome! We had to adjust our shop build because of the insane lumber prices. We are going to do all of the concrete work first and wait for the wood prices to drop. Wood is four times what it was when we did our last build two years ago, and we just can't afford it. 😐
Rebecca, please, wear proper shoes next time. I was cringing the whole time, afraid you would hurt yourself!
I have sent people home before for not wearing the correct shoes, working as waiting staff.
I was thinking the same thing.
Hello my friend, I congratulate you on this beautiful and wonderful work.👍👍👍🌹🌹🖐️🖐️🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪
Evan, will you have a wood stove in the garage for heating in the winter. Also will you insulate the ceiling as well, mineral wool R20? When you two are on a mission don’t get in their way, you guys are determined. Thanks for the video
I plan on having wood stove in the work shop area. Eventually we will have a insulated ceiling, but probably not very soon.
The barns sure are coming together!
I just put “pineapple” LED lights in my garage and they are super bright and screw into a 60 watt socket. Also, I love the cupola.
I’ve been waiting for this
Wood working projects are beautiful.
Well, I’m looking forward to future woodworking videos! Beautiful work, Evan.
Beautiful woodworking pieces! That tractor is just what y’all needed. Flip flops!😮. Be careful 😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hey Evan, a bowl like that or something similar would make a great RUclips giveaway prize! Maybe for upcoming 100k subscriber milestone
Pole barn is coming along nice, Looking forward to seeing you do some wood working videos.
Also, I completely agree with the necessity for a cupola!!!! Our weathervane is a HERON!
The pieces are beautiful! The barn looks amazing! Congratulations! God bless your family!
HELLO from las Vegas Nevada, don't replace the white tops, just resurface them, is chipper, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.