That's a good looking and strong set of shelves Matthew. Those will be there as long as the house stands. Those carpenter's pencils are handy. Y'all have a great evening!
Have you used poplar wood on any projects? It is a little more expensive then cheap pine but tends to be a better choice especially for building shelves and such... I'm guessing you don't plan to do any milling so you may find a place local to buy rough cut lumber and maybe invest in a inexpensive planer for making more finished wood for projects.... sure beat the ol junk box store twisted, cracked and unevenly cut lumber.
@@jasonandrus1981 poplar is way more attractive for sure. I've found a local guy with a small band mill close to the shrimp boats. Most of what is available around here is yellow pine. I'm hoping to get some rough cut from him for siding the outdoor cook shack we plan to build. I do miss milling my own!
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That's a good looking and strong set of shelves Matthew. Those will be there as long as the house stands. Those carpenter's pencils are handy. Y'all have a great evening!
@@MarkWYoung-ky4uc thanks Mark and thanks again for the pencils! Have a great evening as well
Nicely done 👍
@@michaels.1365 thank you. Have a good day!
That'll last for years brother the LORD willing, a great job. Blessings to you both from Northern Ireland
@rev7verse14 it should serve our needs well. God bless!
Looks very nice Mathew.
Very functional and versatile.
That should hold up to a decent amount of weight.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 thanks Gary. Lisa has it full now. She's happy with it. Happy wife happy life.
Good morning Mathew and Lisa ☕️☕️
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 good morning Gary
Good morning from rural colorado. 🌼
@@memesbyme710 good morning!
Fill cracks with paint..move along! LOL Famous last words, This is all we are ever gonna need!
@@geezerindawoods that's right Geezer!
Have you used poplar wood on any projects? It is a little more expensive then cheap pine but tends to be a better choice especially for building shelves and such...
I'm guessing you don't plan to do any milling so you may find a place local to buy rough cut lumber and maybe invest in a inexpensive planer for making more finished wood for projects.... sure beat the ol junk box store twisted, cracked and unevenly cut lumber.
@@jasonandrus1981 poplar is way more attractive for sure. I've found a local guy with a small band mill close to the shrimp boats. Most of what is available around here is yellow pine. I'm hoping to get some rough cut from him for siding the outdoor cook shack we plan to build. I do miss milling my own!
Looks real nice ,, 😊🙏
I like homemade . 🙂
@@phyllisalderson6247 thank you
@@phyllisalderson6247 so do we
What kind of wood works best in your area? I couldn't make out the grain to even take a guess. Great job on the shelving!
@@nancywest1926 this was kiln dried yellow pine and it's very sturdy. Thanks Nancy!
Looks great thanks for the video did you sell your tractor?
@@lukedawg357SIG thanks! No, I still have the tractor, excavator and trailers. I'll continue to operate my grading business here
My wife found some racks that holds metal cans
Oh yeah there's several options out there for metal cans
Good morning brother from VA.
@@WarrenAcker good morning!