You are so right. There is never enough storage space. Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Always enjoy your videos! Beautiful up there even in the rain. ❤😊 You have a great personality!
Hey Chad, (All the way from Houston Texas) you are Sawmill shelter is beautiful, Olive has grown up to be a Beautiful dog. Thanks for the videos 😊. Please let your darling know she is missed during the cold winter months and cannot wait to see both of you in the garden again.
The saw mill shelter is looking fabulous. And yes, you can never have enough storage!! Dear Olive, so clever and so so sweet. My Ollie cat is improving after four days on antibiotics, (and me holding my breath). He sends love to his Canadian cousins (especially Dexter)🐈⬛🐈⬛ Cheers ~ 🇦🇺❤Teresa xx
Olive is alwais watching what you make, later she will telling the cats what you have done. The cats will walk around all the new parts and the have to known if is hard enought...Have a nice week and thanks for the videos
Morning Chad and Miss Olivia Always great to watch your channel. , hope all is well with you and Remy. Your sawmill shed is beautiful. Hope your kitties are well
But à little short, the video I mean, lol. If you wern't doing this all by yourself,you might be able to build a loft from side to side and have plenty of storage for all the bins you showd us.you wouldn't even have to go the whole lenght . Just a thought
Good afternoon. I really enjoyed your video this morning. I always enjoy all your videos. I was glad to see you creating and building again! I enjoy those videos showing off your creativity and skills!
Love your farm vlog and this separate series. This one makes me think of watching ‘this old house’ with my dad on a sunday morning when i was little. Your woodworking skills are fantastic by the way.
Hello Chad, I was wondering why you did not paint the sides or edges of those black boards to protect the edges from the weather. Always better to add more space, you can always use it. Great job, how is everything going up North. Chad do you thing the animals🦝🦝🐭🐭🐿🐿 will come in at the open area and then make nests.
@@stanleykeith6969 I’ll do it in the spring. Truth is when I was painting and finishing the doors it was getting cold and the paint was getting thick. Rolling the front of the boards was ok but trying to cut in on that edge with the brush was too tough with the thick paint. So far no critters have nested there, I have seen some rabbit tracks though.
In Australia that dog breed must be shaved/groomed short for at least half the year because of how hot it gets here. It’s nice to see one with a long coat that’s serving to them warm in the cold.
@@jaynedavis3388 yes it’s also gets pretty hot here in summer we regularly get over 30c. The coat is supposed to keep them cool as well but I see her much more comfortable when trimmed short in summer.
3:22 oh such a sweet face! How could you ever tell her "No" for anything? I just love that sweet girl! She's so smart. If you want, I posted a quick little 1 and a half minute video of my little Hazel doing some tricks she has learned. She is 6 and a half months old now. Check her out… :) I'm up to a whopping 49 subscribers now! Hah!
It’s not easy but tough love is necessary cause Old English Sheepdogs can be stubborn. She pretty well knows how to behave by now so I say “no” a lot less but when she was younger I was saying “no” hundreds of times everyday 😆
@@HiddenSpringFarm @ oh trust me… I tell Hazel "No" all the time… she is starting to get it though… now when it’s time for her food bowl to filled, I just have to say, "Go to your mat." She will go sit on her mat and wait for me to put the food in her bowl. She doesn’t move until I tell her she can have it. But man, teaching her that took a lot of patience. She is the most stubborn pitbull I have ever owned. But she is smart… too smart some times lol….
Hi great job.i saw a video where the man put e large boards on the ceilings then make a track and all the storage bins ran on it.i might work for you.i jop i explained it well enough
Why didn't u try changing the coolers in the other direction?? Instead of longways, try back to back?? Might be able to put 3 deep instead of 2?? Just a thought😊😊 say hi to the kitties 😸❤️😸
Friend hello!!! I just saw a video you might like? Out of the Woods!!! 1 hour ago, he cuts wood for a living he is from Tennessee. It is snowing there now. He posted a tip for using a saw similar to yours, that he uses windshield washer fluid in the water tank to lubricate the blade, for in the Winter the water can freeze in your water lines, and the tank!!! Check it out friend.
and you then will fill that space and 'need' more. what people need is less shopping and stuff.people are storing tons of stuff they never use and have even forgotten they have it.
I love stealing ideas from your videos! Do you have issues with termites / wood boring bees with natural or only stained wood? Do you treat with insecticides?
@dannydkb oh so you’re being “influenced” eh 😝 no termites but had to hire an exterminator to do the old drive shed, all the old beams had carpenter ants.
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Your videos are always so relaxing and calming to watch, it's like having a rest at the fireplace. Wonderful channel.
That’s perfect 👌
Great precise description!🥰
Another nice video!!! Love the new shelf👍❤️🙏❤️
Glad you like it!
You are so right. There is never enough storage space. Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Always enjoy your videos! Beautiful up there even in the rain. ❤😊 You have a great personality!
I have such a junk pile in our old barn and drive shed. Need to get it organized somehow.
Hey Chad, (All the way from Houston Texas) you are Sawmill shelter is beautiful, Olive has grown up to be a Beautiful dog. Thanks for the videos 😊. Please let your darling know she is missed during the cold winter months and cannot wait to see both of you in the garden again.
Aww thanks, I’ll pass it along 😁
The saw mill shelter is looking fabulous. And yes, you can never have enough storage!! Dear Olive, so clever and so so sweet. My Ollie cat is improving after four days on antibiotics, (and me holding my breath). He sends love to his Canadian cousins (especially Dexter)🐈⬛🐈⬛ Cheers ~ 🇦🇺❤Teresa xx
Olive is alwais watching what you make, later she will telling the cats what you have done. The cats will walk around all the new parts and the have to known if is hard enought...Have a nice week and thanks for the videos
@@JH-ml5cp sounds about right 😆
Love your videos!❤❤❤Olive is precious❤
That’s great, glad to hear 😁
Those doors are very impressive, you are very talented and did a fantastic job with this project.
Thank you! Cheers! 🥂
Hi Chad! I love your CAN🍁-do attitude! And it's great watching you do it! 😃
@@paisley293 YES!!! 💪
You did an awesome job on that sawmill! I especially love the barn doors. Olive ❤
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it! 😁
Well, you can add to it as you need more room. The barn looks great to me. 😊
Definitely 💯
Morning Chad and Miss Olivia
Always great to watch your channel. , hope all is well with you and Remy. Your sawmill shed is beautiful. Hope your kitties are well
Thanks! All is well here 😁
That's a nice shed. U r such the carpenter. 🔨 🔧
😁
You made everything looks so easy ! Nice and neat job Chad!!!
I try 😉
Olive is so cute.🫶 from Croatia.
Yes she’s really a great dog 😁
Well done Chad. Awesome shelving space.
Thank you for sharing. Thoughts and Prayers always. Love and Blessings.
Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘
Yay a hidden spring farm video🎉
But à little short, the video I mean, lol.
If you wern't doing this all by yourself,you might be able to build a loft from side to side and have plenty of storage for all the bins you showd us.you wouldn't even have to go the whole lenght . Just a thought
Haha Thursday’s episode is 30 mins. I liked this little project cause I didn’t buy any lumber, I either milled it or I already had it.
YES!!! 👏
Great job ❤
Appreciate the support! 😁
You’re so productive. Very inspiring!!
I just can’t sit still 😆
Another great video from the farm. Enjoy your farm and enjoy your animals.
Glad you enjoyed it! 💯
Every little bit of storage helps!
@@carlapierle8623 definitely 💯
Nice job! Perfect storage space. You can see what is up there and it is up out of the way. 👍👍⛈️
You got that right! It’s nice to know what’s up there instead of forgetting about it 😉
❤ Thank you sir.😊
You’re welcome! 🙏
Good afternoon. I really enjoyed your video this morning. I always enjoy all your videos. I was glad to see you creating and building again! I enjoy those videos showing off your creativity and skills!
@@janeteta459 that’s great news, thanks so much 😁
As Bravo, Chad and Olive 👏🏻
@@leonafaryna7617 😁
That's a very useful shelf, and some space on the floor. Your ability to turn your hand to most things is a great talent.
More storage is always a good thing. 👍😀
I know you can do anything you set your mind too. I know your wife has to be so proud of you. ❤❤😊
@@cathymcgee1674 😁
😊 Olive is supervising A really smart dog
@@brendaogle-em7if always 😆
Gorgeous !!!!!!!!! Hello from Alaska
@@ceciliapreziose3783 👋
Great use of space Chad 👍 need to clear the workshop for more projects 😉
For sure!
Great video !
Love your farm vlog and this separate series. This one makes me think of watching ‘this old house’ with my dad on a sunday morning when i was little. Your woodworking skills are fantastic by the way.
@@GardinersPlot yes with Bob Villa and Norm Abrahm I watched it too along with a bunch of other diy shows. That’s where all my skills came from 😝
Good morning Chad
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Hello Chad, I was wondering why you did not paint the sides or edges of those black boards to protect the edges from the weather. Always better to add more space, you can always use it. Great job, how is everything going up North. Chad do you thing the animals🦝🦝🐭🐭🐿🐿 will come in at the open area and then make nests.
@@stanleykeith6969 I’ll do it in the spring. Truth is when I was painting and finishing the doors it was getting cold and the paint was getting thick. Rolling the front of the boards was ok but trying to cut in on that edge with the brush was too tough with the thick paint. So far no critters have nested there, I have seen some rabbit tracks though.
👍great video
@@paulfrizzell31 👌
Great job on the new build
Love from New Zealand this is my comfort channel
@@sarnisharaihania8716 Awesome!!! 👏
Forgot to tell you we finally got snow here in North Carolina!😊
Oh wow 😮
Only 2 inches lol, but I seen kids going down the hills with their sleds. It's nothing like the big snows you get.
In Australia that dog breed must be shaved/groomed short for at least half the year because of how hot it gets here. It’s nice to see one with a long coat that’s serving to them warm in the cold.
@@jaynedavis3388 yes it’s also gets pretty hot here in summer we regularly get over 30c. The coat is supposed to keep them cool as well but I see her much more comfortable when trimmed short in summer.
If you label those bins, you will save yourself a lot of time, well it does for me at least when I am storing in bins! Take care.
If a little is enough, more isn’t!
3:22 oh such a sweet face! How could you ever tell her "No" for anything? I just love that sweet girl! She's so smart. If you want, I posted a quick little 1 and a half minute video of my little Hazel doing some tricks she has learned. She is 6 and a half months old now. Check her out… :) I'm up to a whopping 49 subscribers now! Hah!
It’s not easy but tough love is necessary cause Old English Sheepdogs can be stubborn. She pretty well knows how to behave by now so I say “no” a lot less but when she was younger I was saying “no” hundreds of times everyday 😆
@@HiddenSpringFarm @ oh trust me… I tell Hazel "No" all the time… she is starting to get it though… now when it’s time for her food bowl to filled, I just have to say, "Go to your mat." She will go sit on her mat and wait for me to put the food in her bowl. She doesn’t move until I tell her she can have it. But man, teaching her that took a lot of patience. She is the most stubborn pitbull I have ever owned. But she is smart… too smart some times lol….
Your sawmill barn is beautiful
❤️❤️
Always the truth, 😅
That sawmill shed is amazing
@@FreeRangeHomestead hey thanks, it’s getting some good use this winter.
Nice video 😊
Dog bed needed in the saw mill.
thx
Lots of love from India
Hi great job.i saw a video where the man put e large boards on the ceilings then make a track and all the storage bins ran on it.i might work for you.i jop i explained it well enough
That sounds interesting, I’ll have to look into that for sure.
Hi how is Sushi ?? Great video today . Do you have a channel membership ? You should for a small fee monthly . I would go for that
Sushi is doing well, a big update segment will be in Thursdays episode.
Why didn't u try changing the coolers in the other direction?? Instead of longways, try back to back?? Might be able to put 3 deep instead of 2?? Just a thought😊😊 say hi to the kitties 😸❤️😸
Friend hello!!! I just saw a video you might like? Out of the Woods!!! 1 hour ago, he cuts wood for a living he is from Tennessee. It is snowing there now. He posted a tip for using a saw similar to yours, that he uses windshield washer fluid in the water tank to lubricate the blade, for in the Winter the water can freeze in your water lines, and the tank!!! Check it out friend.
@@bobwalton4879 I think I remember watching a few vids of his. yes I have a bunch of washer fluid stocked up for that purpose. Thanks for that 🍻
This is the biggest sawmill in you tube
and you then will fill that space and 'need' more. what people need is less shopping and stuff.people are storing tons of stuff they never use and have even forgotten they have it.
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Call it the Forex barn and go long
YES!!! 👏
Interesting way to put it-and true!👍
I love stealing ideas from your videos! Do you have issues with termites / wood boring bees with natural or only stained wood? Do you treat with insecticides?
@dannydkb oh so you’re being “influenced” eh 😝 no termites but had to hire an exterminator to do the old drive shed, all the old beams had carpenter ants.