I think you're confused at what we do here. See, we make videos for us to look back on, memories of projects we are working on or finishing. Memories made by us. Whether you like it or not is a "you" problem. We don't do things "because that would be a good video". There are lots of channels out there like that and maybe they would suit you better. Appreciate you stopping by.
I completely agree….yet I want to add an element: bringing a bit of the past forward into present and future memories. We lose so much of our identity through technological advances that the innovations which made life changing impacts are fading away. Seeing his vision play out through the entire process culminating in him being able to sit and watch poetry in a timeless capture was, as said, priceless.
The variety of content is endless. Get used to the big projects and something like this is thrown in the mix to change it up! Life on the homestead is priceless and the kids are blessed to be part of it!
Mike, as the bible says, Love is patient, Love is kind. The love you show for your family exemplifies this. The smile on your daughter's face says it all. God bless you Sir. John here from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
You're such an awesome dad, Lt Cpt ! That smile on your daughter's face is worth every effort you've put into that beautiful little project. Absolutely LOVE the John Deere theme. :-)
Mike you are absolutely awesome dad and your wife is awesome mom y’all always have the kids involved and to see the excitement in there face says it all, my friend that’s awesome.
Catching up on some older content Mike and I just wanted to say that your wife is a great human!!! Loved the mushroom video Captain! Cool project sir!!
Well after reviewing I was wrong it's not filmed in the new clean building lol , great job and keep them coming. I'm wondering how the chicken/ goat house is coming?
Nice job on that old machine Mike , it’s nice to see you restore the old forgotten equipment we used back in the day, and your rite, it’s fun to do things we used all the time, and the slow paced process is always fun. If people would just slow down, I mean what’s the hurry in life? At least you and your family understand to do some things from the past , that makes it fun. Nice job and family, and great job Mike
I have my grandfathers. As a kid, we would shuck the corn and run it through for all his chickens on the farm. The interesting way we fed the chickens was my grandfather had one of those old seed throwers with the crank and we filled up the bag with corn and would feed the chickens. Interesting thing we found out about using the spreader to feed the chickens is the faster you turned it the harder they flew out and we used to run down through the meadow to the barn and hit the chickens with the corn and they would be jumping up because the corn stung them. I miss those fun days… I’m now 67
Turned out great Mike. My grandfather had an ancient corn shucker sitting by his corn crib that'd he still used to shuck corn for his chickens when I was young. I'd sneak out there and run an ear or two through it, and get caught doing it every time and scolded, lol. But man, couldn't resist because it was so much fun.
Still digging your down home no hurries outlook. We all need more of this before the world slips away. Keep doing what you're doing. We'll be back next time to see what's next. Cool project too.
Cool captain great idea for great memories not just for you and Chelsea but the kiddo love it. the more memories the better,before you know it they will be out in the world doing there thing .enjoy now it go fast as heck.😔🙂👍🤙👌✌️🇺🇲😎
Captain, you just notched DP as my new hero! Was sitting here trying to figure out where I know you from? Then it dawned on me, you ARE every old man I used to watch as a kid, fixing everything broken with nothing to work with! Run what you brung! I get the biggest kick out of watching your video's and listening to your terminology. Take care of them babies, meaning, my buddy gave a speech at his daughter's wedding. They will be gone in a week? Born on Sunday, a toddler on Monday, going to grade school on Tuesday, high school on Wednesday, college on Thursday, getting a job and going to work Friday, married and gone on Saturday. Something of that nature, anyway, they grow up to dang quick. Enjoy the time you have before they become a teenager and realize that they think they have all the answers. Good day Captain, say " hey " to the misses. Still love the drone footage over the barges! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
Mike, $50.00 in cost of restoring but a million dollars in memories of the kiddos and Mrs. Kleeman and yourself shucking corn . My Grandma and I use to do it for her chicken's. If you can look for a corn grinder in that style it's fun as well God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️
It looks great. If you move the sheller closer to the 'front' of the bin, the cobs should fall out on the ground. You can put the next ear in to help push them out also. @ 22:15, that cone shape is made to shell the small end of the cob off. It's known as a 'nubber' and could be used to shell 'nubbins" that won't feed threw well. Your sheller appears to be made by HS or Hibbard Spencer Hardware of Chicago. By the way, shucking is the act of removing husks from the ear of corn 😁
Absolutely fantastic video !! Love the corn shelter my grandfather had one . I used to use it to shell corn for chickens . Loved doing it very relaxing for me lol . Oh and yes we shelked popcorn with it as well .
Running a little short of content Mr. Kleeman?
I think you're confused at what we do here. See, we make videos for us to look back on, memories of projects we are working on or finishing. Memories made by us. Whether you like it or not is a "you" problem. We don't do things "because that would be a good video". There are lots of channels out there like that and maybe they would suit you better. Appreciate you stopping by.
I'm detecting some sarcasm here.
Where’s the link to your channel, Dennis?
What happened to the boat house project? Just wondering
@@CaptainKleeman @ 5:15 you sure its not a (back side) yard
Building it cool, painting it cool, but the end of this video with your daughter is priceless, Happy Father's Day sir
Thank you sir!
William sir: buddy I think you said it all!
I completely agree….yet I want to add an element:
bringing a bit of the past forward into present and future memories.
We lose so much of our identity through technological advances that the innovations which made life changing impacts are fading away. Seeing his vision play out through the entire process culminating in him being able to sit and watch poetry in a timeless capture was, as said, priceless.
The variety of content is endless. Get used to the big projects and something like this is thrown in the mix to change it up! Life on the homestead is priceless and the kids are blessed to be part of it!
Mike, as the bible says, Love is patient, Love is kind. The love you show for your family exemplifies this. The smile on your daughter's face says it all. God bless you Sir. John here from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
Thanks John
Cool little project to make something functional again. Happy Father's Day!
Slow pace, relax and enjoy the time you have with family. Thank you for sharing your journey.
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It thrills me to see you give extended life to “part” which are so often set aside to simply waste space until it gets tossed/scrapped.
You're such an awesome dad, Lt Cpt ! That smile on your daughter's face is worth every effort you've put into that beautiful little project. Absolutely LOVE the John Deere theme. :-)
Thanks Franz!
Mike, you have vision, patients and skills. God bless. 🙂👍🇮🇪
Thanks Bob
Mike you are absolutely awesome dad and your wife is awesome mom y’all always have the kids involved and to see the excitement in there face says it all, my friend that’s awesome.
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Those corn cobs make excellent file handles😊😊
Your vision for recycling things into unique items. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Mike I'm legitimately impressed with this project.... it looks incredible.......
Hey thanks you Chris. Definitely appreciate ya watching
Corn shucker turn out nice. Thank you and have a good week.
Thanks for watching!
Nice little project,l like it .your daughter was very happy.keep doing what your doing kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thanks Tom
Teach your children well Mike. Enjoyed your story. Good job!
Thanks Rick
My Grand dad had one of these. We had fun playing with it and he always had some corn for us to run through.
Should be some good memories!
Sometimes these little projects bring a lot more joy than you think at first.
Definitely
A change is as good as a rest Captain. Most enjoyable! 👍
Hey appreciate ya watching!
Catching up on some older content Mike and I just wanted to say that your wife is a great human!!! Loved the mushroom video Captain! Cool project sir!!
I loved the hand plane coming out instead of a belt sander or some other power equipment. It looks GREAT!
Thanks Joe!
Family First!!!
Great job on a fun project. I look forward to seeing the next video to see what Captain Kleeman gets himself in to.
Always appreciate ya stopping by!
Really creative, Mike. Something that will surely be a conversation piece for the family.
Memories made for sure
Yet another entertaining video of you making something old into a delightful working machine
Thanks mike
All the shavings make great fire starter
Definitely!
the smile on a kids face is so revarding🌞, have a good one captain
Thanks Kent
Great video, so relaxing Mike. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Excellent work Captain. 😎👍
Thanks!
Awesome job and awesomeness that it was filmed inside the Shop/ Blding 😝
Well after reviewing I was wrong it's not filmed in the new clean building lol , great job and keep them coming. I'm wondering how the chicken/ goat house is coming?
Nice job on that old machine Mike , it’s nice to see you restore the old forgotten equipment we used back in the day, and your rite, it’s fun to do things we used all the time, and the slow paced process is always fun. If people would just slow down, I mean what’s the hurry in life? At least you and your family understand to do some things from the past , that makes it fun. Nice job and family, and great job Mike
100%
This is a lovely change of pace from you. You obviously enjoyed making it as much as I enjoyed watching it and it looks fantastic!
Appreciate ya watching!
What a fun little project. Thanks for sharing
Appreciate ya watching!
Happy Father's Day
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What a clever project. Great job Captain. God bless
Thank you!
I have my grandfathers. As a kid, we would shuck the corn and run it through for all his chickens on the farm. The interesting way we fed the chickens was my grandfather had one of those old seed throwers with the crank and we filled up the bag with corn and would feed the chickens. Interesting thing we found out about using the spreader to feed the chickens is the faster you turned it the harder they flew out and we used to run down through the meadow to the barn and hit the chickens with the corn and they would be jumping up because the corn stung them. I miss those fun days… I’m now 67
🤣🤣 now those are some good memories!
Was really awesome to see this completed.
Thanks!
Turned out great Mike. My grandfather had an ancient corn shucker sitting by his corn crib that'd he still used to shuck corn for his chickens when I was young. I'd sneak out there and run an ear or two through it, and get caught doing it every time and scolded, lol. But man, couldn't resist because it was so much fun.
There's definitely something satisfying about it
It was rough on the knuckles if it hit the side with those teeth
Still digging your down home no hurries outlook. We all need more of this before the world slips away. Keep doing what you're doing. We'll be back next time to see what's next. Cool project too.
Thanks for stopping by Joe!
Great stuff Captain, period!! 👍🇺🇸
Thanks Max!
Gr8 video beautiful cart keep up good work God bless 🙌.
Thanks Chris
@@CaptainKleeman anytime
Fastest hand plane in Indiana ! Very creative and fun making things with scraps. See Ya Sunday.
Thanks Russell!
Just another totally awesome video sir. Just real relaxing watching you work, thank you very much.
Absolutely loved it! Slow-pace is the best pace!
Agree!
I love the way you think
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Fantastic ! I have said it before , I love the way you think. I love all your video's. Great job Mike !
Who says you can't put a square peg in a round hole.? Just need to plane it enough. Lol
Awesome job.
Happy Father's Day.
Hey you as well!
Wow that turned out pretty freaking awesome
Thanks Randy
Cool captain great idea for great memories not just for you and Chelsea but the kiddo love it. the more memories the better,before you know it they will be out in the world doing there thing .enjoy now it go fast as heck.😔🙂👍🤙👌✌️🇺🇲😎
Always good to make memories
Once Again a Great Project completed Mike.
Thanks Bill!
That turned out great.
Thanks Chuck!
I guess that may have been the way some farmers did it 100 years ago. Nice project. Have good days!
Thanks buddy!
The enemy of good is perfect🙏
I had to chuckle as soon as this came up! Great! another Captain Kleeman build. You sir are the ultimate Mcguyver! Love it!
Hey appreciate ya watching
You make so much sense, i love it. How about a sloped bottom and a little front unloading shute? Just a little one.
That would be cool!
Captain great video, awesome workmanship taking and recycling what you have! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Thanks Kevin
Awesome job Mike. Love the video.
Thanks Jimmy!
I love this kind of stuff.
Hey appreciate ya watching!
I'm amazed how well that strips a cob clean!
Does a good job!
Hello from the Netherlands and thanks for the video .
Sincerely Hollandduck
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LOVE IT! I can remember a slightly larger one at my grandfathers farm. Good stuff.
Very cool!
Good job Capt , thank you.
Thanks Tony!
i love the old tools. really cool video
Thanks Thomas
I can remember my grandpa having one of those, he grew his own popcorn, shelled it, and would supply all of us with it. Great memories, thanks
Thanks Tony! Sounds like great memories
I used one 60-70 years ago, food for rabbits, ducks that I raised. 🤙👏🏻👏🏻
Hoping we can use this to make some food for our chickens!
Hell ya! That is so cool ! We had the whole grinder in the ..shell or wood work on its own stand, nice bud !
Very cool!
Love the table tennis workshop tops! Inspirational as always. Thanks.
They were free!
That came out amazing Mista Mike
Thanks Doug
Nice job Mike very 😎👍🔥🇺🇲
Thanks mike!
Captain, you just notched DP as my new hero! Was sitting here trying to figure out where I know you from? Then it dawned on me, you ARE every old man I used to watch as a kid, fixing everything broken with nothing to work with! Run what you brung! I get the biggest kick out of watching your video's and listening to your terminology. Take care of them babies, meaning, my buddy gave a speech at his daughter's wedding. They will be gone in a week? Born on Sunday, a toddler on Monday, going to grade school on Tuesday, high school on Wednesday, college on Thursday, getting a job and going to work Friday, married and gone on Saturday. Something of that nature, anyway, they grow up to dang quick. Enjoy the time you have before they become a teenager and realize that they think they have all the answers. Good day Captain, say " hey " to the misses. Still love the drone footage over the barges! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
It's unreal how fast they grow up. I was just telling the girls that last night
you did a beautiful job on that,it's amazing what you can do if you just slow down and think about it
Thanks Darryl , well said
Sweet cart mike. Nice job. Looks like I see who well be using it. Your kid is adorable. And a big help ha!
Thanks Sean
Interesting build it turned out pretty nice
Thanks Andy!
Nice job on the corn shucker my grandfather had one that ran off of an electric motor with v belt to drive it. 👍
Very cool!
Great use of what you got. Love to see what others come up worth and how they go about it.
Thanks Ric!
fun project. thank you
Thanks for watching tom
What a really neat project. Nice job Sir
Thanks David!
You did a great job looking great love your videos thank you
Thanks ed
Mike, $50.00 in cost of restoring but a million dollars in memories of the kiddos and Mrs. Kleeman and yourself shucking corn . My Grandma and I use to do it for her chicken's. If you can look for a corn grinder in that style it's fun as well God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️
Memories made for sure!
Mike, neat little project.
Thanks rich!
What a great project, turned out great Mike. Have a great day.....
Thanks Doug
That was fun!!
Thanks!
Good to take a break from the many projects yet to be completed around the property for a day of arts and crafts. 👍🏼
Definitely!
It looks great. If you move the sheller closer to the 'front' of the bin, the cobs should fall out on the ground. You can put the next ear in to help push them out also.
@ 22:15, that cone shape is made to shell the small end of the cob off. It's known as a 'nubber' and could be used to shell 'nubbins" that won't feed threw well.
Your sheller appears to be made by HS or Hibbard Spencer Hardware of Chicago.
By the way, shucking is the act of removing husks from the ear of corn 😁
Definitely appreciate all the info Charles!
Great cool little project Mike!
Thanks sir!
nice work mike loking coet
Thanks!
Congrats Cap on building that awesome Corn Shucker.
Thanks Billy!
nice clean up and build on the Grain wagon. but dont be surprized if you find dolls and stuff in their like a carage. lol. fun time cheers capain.
Lol
Awesome stuff Mike thank you for all the videos
Appreciate ya watching Ben
Awesomely cool project! Good job!!
Thanks don!
Cool project looks nice.
Thanks!
Great looking job
Thanks!
Good video Captain
Thank you!
Absolutely fantastic video !! Love the corn shelter my grandfather had one . I used to use it to shell corn for chickens . Loved doing it very relaxing for me lol . Oh and yes we shelked popcorn with it as well .
Very cool!
First time for everything - thanks for showing a corn shucker working. Great to have a hobby which allows for a peaceful and fulfilling endeavour.
Hey appreciate ya watching!
Awesome job Bud
Thanks Bobby!
I restored a old food mill in my late teens. It is in my family for about a 100 years. My great grandfather was a farmer and own a few acres of land.
Very cool!
As a kid growing up I was very attracted to tractors and all sort of farm equipment so seeing this brings back memories
Memories be made!
Great resto Mike, glad to see your using Cabot paints, keep up the good work love you Video's.
Thank you sir!
It so cool how you take Random things to make something useful. Very crafty
Hey thanks for watching!
I had a grandmother long ago who had a corn shucker. It wasn't near as fancy as yours. But it could sure shuck some ears!