I love your "vision" for that barn to work shop and that Jeep. I also see things in a way that others wouldn't understand. That old barn has a story about the men who built it. When you refresh its soul; you'll become part of that story. Very cool.
I think you do more in a day than I do in a month.....lol! Love watching you.... wish you were my neighbor so I could hang out with you an learn from you. These videos really help people like me who are interested in a wide variety of diy projects. I appreciate you taking so much time to do these videos. It is a very small consolation for the time you invest but I mean it when I say, thank you.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 I'm familiar with this concept. My ToooDooo today list is currently at 729. Every day I do a bunch of stuff on it and every day I add more than I take off. ...if only I had your energy I might be able to whittle it down...or would I, like you just find more stuff to do.
Love the old school way you are doing the metal fab on the Jeep, most people buy those parts as you said, but it`s a lot more satisfying to do it yourself. That top has got to be pretty rare. We always saw wooden hand made tops people would do on those for winter, never looked right.
Speaking of passive income, are there any farmers local to you that would be interested in renting your fields to plant on? That eliminates your need to maintain it, and provides another source of income.
@@MarkLindsayCNC this is what my family would do with extra land. We usually did a 1/3 share-crop with farmers. But when you decide to quit you have to recover the land or it will quickly regain scrub brush, so it was only beneficial for extremely long term. We usually signed an agreement for no less than 3 to 5 years. And you also have to consider their chemical use and that the fertilizers they use cause changes the ground and what will be willing to grow there for years later. This is my personal experience.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 My folks lease out their pasture to a cattle rancher for grazing to get an agricultural exemption for property tax on the non-homestead portion of their land. The lease is just enough to cover the property taxes and is adjusted as necessary. Your state might be different, but for us it's cattle, crops or managed wildlife refuge that qualify for the ag exemption. It's a hassle free way to cut costs, if it's feasible in your area.
We rent our 16 Acer plot to a family that keeps (and feeds) their cows. It's great for us, because it lets us maintain our agricultural zoning/tax exemption, and they get the benefit of not having to buy feed.
The land is beautiful. Build a treehouse up in that oak for any possible future kiddos. Oh and watching the rebuild of that old Jeep would be super cool!
It's always nice to have DREAMS that are reachable -- I am more than twice your age but finally got my dream area about 6 years ago and I love it -- I just wish I could use it for more than 5 months a year
Impressive goals, workshop, tiny house, landscaping and sooo much more. Have fun as you enjoy your hobbies and passions. I look forward to seeing this series of videos. Have a great week
You gotta wear a mask when spraying chemicals! Also, awesome plans- looking forward to seeing all of it come together. Roof raising is an excellent idea. Bobcat w/ jackhammer attachment- save your back! New slabs in all 3 places and then throwdown vap barrier before that plywood, tongue and groove boards- you won't regret it. The level floor will be so much better especially when doing all handtool woodworking (per one of my former mentors- he pointed out that old school cabinet, furniture, piano makers always build on a level floor and should always build a table, large furniture, etc upside down (presumably on the level floor...)
Amazing. You have more projects then me. My final project will be to complete my Delorean Time Machine. You are amazing. Love the wood projects and mill work. Great video and thanks for sharing.
You are a very enthusiastic individual. My only suggestion is to stay focused on the good stuff, and try not to "boil the ocean." You are a young guy with many years ahead of you, don't forget to smell the roses from time to time. Keep up the great work, you are truly an inspiration to myself, and thousands of others.
Hi, I think I started to watch one of your channels when you first started on the tiny house (it is a long time ago) and have enjoyed all your videos since. I think you remind me of a past me when I was young enough and well enough to take on a lot of the challenges that you have done. Keep on with the videos and always have time to follow your dreams, and if you bring us along I will certainly keep watching and enjoying all the things you get up to.
Love your old Willys. I had a 47 for ten years but then sadly after I restored it, I had to sell if for lack of storage space. I also had a cool hard top that went to the landfill because no one wanted to give me $300 for it. Sad. I do have a 2014 Wrangler but I miss the old Willys. Love your channel.
Red Poppy Ranch. If you don't know who they are they are a family of 7. Heath and his wife Cedar bought over 40 acres of land in Idaho to build their dream house on. Heath is a plumber by trade and he for the greatest part built the house by himself. If you like watching RUclips videos, if you want to watch someone build a house for off grid living go over to his channel and be absolutely amazed at how hard-working this man is. He did the wiring. He did the plumbing. After watching his videos mostly what he had help with was pouring the cement. Watching him take down the maple trees was very satisfying. 🌼🐝
I'm glad your homemade home channel is doing so well, but I'm kind of sad this channel doesn't get the views you deserve, you've crafted some really nice stuff on here. Will be cool to see that Tiny house done and in place aswell ;-).
Great video as always! I follow all 3 of your channels closely. You do awesome work and make good videos. I like this one cause it shows you take time for you and your family. I know others have said it but you do a great job inspiring people to follow their dreams. Keep doing you and thank you for the inspiration to not just follow the worlds norm!
The field looks to be quality feed. Make hay and bales make more money. Big enough field should produce around 500 bales. If you don't want to mess with it find someone that will and go halves on the crop. Field of dreams. I like the property nice setting looking forward to seeing what it turns out to be. That old Jeep is really cool looking. Neat that you have a matching trailer for it.
I know you have other plans but that tobacco drying unit screams “wood drying kiln” to me! Looking forward to what you do with this property regardless.
Great video as always. I’d really recommend disassembling the garage and rebuilding it the way you want. I think it would easier, cheaper, and better. Good luck with whatever you decide on.
I like your ideas/purpose for this nice piece of land. The Jeep would be a fun project to watch if you don’t speed up your video and someone might also learn how to do a trade by watching your channel. I love the plans for your property especially leaving the tree inside your building. Nature kinda helps slow us down enough to enjoy life without thinking about making money. I think it brings joy just having a place to go to get away from work and have fun projects you like to do. I am looking forward to seeing more on this channel. I actually forgot about your channel’s name until I heard your voice and I knew exactly what channel I was going to watch it all the way through. Poison Ivy is not something I could have around my property because my son is highly allergic to it! Could you point it out on your next video? Please... Do you work out to stay in good shape or just physically work hard at your different trades? I think you may have mentioned which state you live in but I don’t recall. You do have a nice Southern accent which I enjoy listening to you speak. It reminds me of my family. I hope you return soon for some of your updates! Is your other channel on a link so I can find it? Thank you young man👍
Love the property. Love the ideas (mostly). It's a huge portion of the future life, what you are proposing but you seem to be one of those I have no doubt will accomplish it. I will share one comment on the Oak Tree. Just as you showed and mentioned how quickly the pastures will get overtaken by saplings, undergrowth and trees, I believe the Oak will create headaches quickly as it continues to grow. Water sealing it will be a chore and it's branches above the roof's may become a hassle. All in all, I could imagine you wishing you had eliminated the Oak to start w/ and all the hassles it may create as time goes on. I've built structures that incorporate trees and am talking from my own experience. But, I will say they are cool for a while :) Thanks for sharing. Will be along for the ride and good luck w/ it all, Sincerely ........................................
Really looking forward to seeing that barn build and tiny house. I think you’ll find workshop build videos see lots of traffic. Been following for a while, thanks for the hours of entertainment!
Straw hat, love it. I discovered the utility of wearing a straw hat late in my construction career and regret not having one sooner. Keeps the sun from cooking ya, and from getting cancer later in life on your ears nose neck etc. Nothing I ever thought much about until older guys in church had to get chunks removed by the skin doctors due to a life spent working outdoors! Now, I pay closer attention!
What sort of crops grow in your area? Here in Central Illinois we would rent out that field to a corn and bean farmer. Some young guy in YT taught me that you can never have too much passive income.
Great video and great channels! I enjoy EVERYTHING that you do! I would love to see what you do/how you build out your new workshop/hangout space! I am a bit of a car guy like most guys and would enjoy seeing car, tractor, etc etc videos as well! Keep the videos coming! Great job! John 😎👍
Loving this video! Great to hear your ideas + plans so we can understand what you see as possibilities. A great skill when looking at improving anything! Thanks man.
Another great video! I have watched many of your videos but probably not all (yet) and I was wondering if you have ever talked about your background and education/training. You seem to have a very good grasp on a lot of different trades.
Just subbed because I was impressed at your ability to dream and then totally follow through. Your knowledge shows in the products you build...a true definition of a craftsman and entrepreneur....might I suggest you take on a young apprentice to help in the simpler tasks in the shop and out at the property while he learns. Of course finding someone who is honest, trustworthy, and has the same work ethic as you do would be like striking gold and worth the effort
I find your videos on all ur channels soothing, motivating & educational. Looking forward to the tiny house completion & jeep restoration. Do the Never ending projects help keep you motivated to earn income or do they ever feel overwhelming? The videos show what working with your hands and learning a trade or 2 or 3 can get you! Don't think I've asked, but what are your 5 year goals for passive income? 10 year goals?
Good video! Thank's for sharing. What was that you were spraying on the poison ivy? I don't think we have poison ivy over here. I'd love to see you fixing the slab and the workshops. Especially if you raise the roof of the building. That would be cool to watch.
Wow, move or change the trusses, raise or rework the walls, bust up the slab, add a new slab, add new lean-to wings. Sounds like a whole new building to me. I can see why you would do it that way given you can do the projects one at a time. But maybe a new building would be more cost and time effective? Or keep the existing building as is for storage.
You might want to check into livestock. Check up on them every once in a while, maybe move them every other day and keep the fields eaten down, plus the return on them, plus tax advantages. It could be your "hobby farm". I'd definitely plant a small orchard, you'll love doing that in 5 or 6 years! Enjoy it!
Great channel! Wouldn’t it be easier and possibly cheaper in the long run to demo that barn and star new than to do all that repairing and fixing up on it?
You are one ambitious young man! I was a lot like you dream my twenties and thirties. In my forties I don't know if the days got shorter or I slowed up, couldn't get everything done that I would get done in my twenties. Now that I'm in my late sixties that go go go has turned into push push push! I watch all your other channels and today I see a new one in your future with a Jeep and car repairs. Not to be nosy but I do have a couple of questions. I know you cut up Timber for your tables I'm surprised you don't turn that tobacco dryer into a dryer for the timber you harvest. Speaking about Timber you harvest... Weren't you recreating your grandmother's Log Cabin across the road? I have discovered that my hopes and dreams have turned into goals, best of luck with all your endeavors and thanks for sharing with your viewers. Always look forward to a video on any of your channels, thanks for sharing.
I considered it but I have other plans for a kiln, I want to do a solar kiln. Also doing the cabin across the road as well, logs are drying. Probably get going on that over the next year. Thanks
A two-post would be nice, if you needed it every day. If you're more geared to regular maintenance and don't mind getting dirty, a set of drive-on ramps that'd be set out when needed and then stacked in a corner would do better. There's a set (If I can find the link) you can build out of 2X12s, 4 ft sections.
That sounds like some great plans. I made a comment earlier.I had to come back to my comment because I failed to listen to your plans I just went off half-cocked. Tiny House builds in your future? They are in demand right now. I want a smaller house then what I live in now. A townhouse that is tied in with a HOA. They are a pia. 650-800 sq ft range. There are several channels that I follow where families have chosen to recycle older double-wide mobile homes. Maybe you could look into that market.
why not plant the field with wild flowers for the bees and you could make a bunch of bee hives for it. save the bees and have a gorgeous view :) On a different note, i would watch anything you thought worthy of a video , i love them all.
(What to do with that field) I say; you should get into selfsustaing permaculture, and plant it as a "food forest." One that can supplement your family's consumption/surplus. Set it up so that it just grows and you don't have to fuss with it, harvest from it, or don't... maybe think about adding some pigs and getting an agricultural exemption (reduced property taxes are nice).
permaculture? adding pigs? have you done anything like that? From what I have seen doing something like that requires a lot of knowledge, years of time and work to get established. He doesn't live there, and adding pigs to run wild would be a disaster.
@@persebra lol... Why do people like you jump on any opportunity to neigh say... Yeah in fact I Have done things like that (that's why I made the suggestion), I'm 2 years into the process of turning my 16 Acer agriculturally zoned farm into a self sufficient "permaculture inspired" homestead... (I'm suggesting that he make it a place for his family to have as an option, the sooner you get started; the sooner you see results). (^_^)b
You should pick up a sawmill woodland mills has a very affordable mill for a hobbyists! and you can make a income on the side! With all the youtube how to channels makes it easy.
I love your "vision" for that barn to work shop and that Jeep. I also see things in a way that others wouldn't understand. That old barn has a story about the men who built it. When you refresh its soul; you'll become part of that story. Very cool.
I think you do more in a day than I do in a month.....lol! Love watching you.... wish you were my neighbor so I could hang out with you an learn from you. These videos really help people like me who are interested in a wide variety of diy projects. I appreciate you taking so much time to do these videos. It is a very small consolation for the time you invest but I mean it when I say, thank you.
yes keep the jeep videos on this channel this channel dosent have that much content anymore helps keep it alive
Thanks, I’ll think about it.
You will never have a shortage of goals.
It’s a growing list
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 I'm familiar with this concept. My ToooDooo today list is currently at 729. Every day I do a bunch of stuff on it and every day I add more than I take off. ...if only I had your energy I might be able to whittle it down...or would I, like you just find more stuff to do.
Your expertise at so many crafts is amazing! I love your RUclips channels! Thanks for sharing with us!
The tree cutting was actually really relaxing to watch and the chainsaw sound gave it an asmr quality
Cool
Love the old school way you are doing the metal fab on the Jeep, most people buy those parts as you said, but it`s a lot more satisfying to do it yourself. That top has got to be pretty rare. We always saw wooden hand made tops people would do on those for winter, never looked right.
I've got to say, this is AWESOME, keep up the AMAZING WORK.
Love to see the work on the jeep when you get back on it in the future. Love old jeeps.
I'm just amazed how cheap it is to buy a house with land where you live.
You are a very hard working man . Good luck to you both.
Great to see your channel again. You've a fantastic work ethic. Many thanks for sharing
Listening to your goals was exciting and tired my old bones!
A Man of endless energy and unlimited time.. I love the save on the oak tree near the building quick thinking.. Peace
Speaking of passive income, are there any farmers local to you that would be interested in renting your fields to plant on? That eliminates your need to maintain it, and provides another source of income.
I’ve thought of it, financially it’s insignificant, the biggest benifit would be the upkeep of the field.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 That alone might make it worthwhile. Better to make $1 than spend $3 in upkeep. It's just a thought.
@@MarkLindsayCNC this is what my family would do with extra land. We usually did a 1/3 share-crop with farmers. But when you decide to quit you have to recover the land or it will quickly regain scrub brush, so it was only beneficial for extremely long term. We usually signed an agreement for no less than 3 to 5 years. And you also have to consider their chemical use and that the fertilizers they use cause changes the ground and what will be willing to grow there for years later. This is my personal experience.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 My folks lease out their pasture to a cattle rancher for grazing to get an agricultural exemption for property tax on the non-homestead portion of their land. The lease is just enough to cover the property taxes and is adjusted as necessary. Your state might be different, but for us it's cattle, crops or managed wildlife refuge that qualify for the ag exemption. It's a hassle free way to cut costs, if it's feasible in your area.
We rent our 16 Acer plot to a family that keeps (and feeds) their cows. It's great for us, because it lets us maintain our agricultural zoning/tax exemption, and they get the benefit of not having to buy feed.
The land is beautiful. Build a treehouse up in that oak for any possible future kiddos. Oh and watching the rebuild of that old Jeep would be super cool!
It's always nice to have DREAMS that are reachable -- I am more than twice your age but finally got my dream area about 6 years ago and I love it -- I just wish I could use it for more than 5 months a year
Impressive goals, workshop, tiny house, landscaping and sooo much more. Have fun as you enjoy your hobbies and passions. I look forward to seeing this series of videos. Have a great week
You gotta wear a mask when spraying chemicals! Also, awesome plans- looking forward to seeing all of it come together. Roof raising is an excellent idea. Bobcat w/ jackhammer attachment- save your back! New slabs in all 3 places and then throwdown vap barrier before that plywood, tongue and groove boards- you won't regret it. The level floor will be so much better especially when doing all handtool woodworking (per one of my former mentors- he pointed out that old school cabinet, furniture, piano makers always build on a level floor and should always build a table, large furniture, etc upside down (presumably on the level floor...)
Amazing. You have more projects then me. My final project will be to complete my Delorean Time Machine. You are amazing. Love the wood projects and mill work. Great video and thanks for sharing.
The TREE WRANGLER!! :) Love all your videos. Sounds like some great plans! Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.
Thanks
Great content...can’t wait to view upcoming episodes showing the transformations you’ve just described.
You are a very enthusiastic individual. My only suggestion is to stay focused on the good stuff, and try not to "boil the ocean." You are a young guy with many years ahead of you, don't forget to smell the roses from time to time. Keep up the great work, you are truly an inspiration to myself, and thousands of others.
Tiny house will be fun to watch!
Hi, I think I started to watch one of your channels when you first started on the tiny house (it is a long time ago) and have enjoyed all your videos since. I think you remind me of a past me when I was young enough and well enough to take on a lot of the challenges that you have done. Keep on with the videos and always have time to follow your dreams, and if you bring us along I will certainly keep watching and enjoying all the things you get up to.
19:15 this is the part of our story where our hero vanquished the evil tree sapling!! 💪
Beautiful Place!
Nice chunk of land and great plans for it. nice to see you back again.
You are like me. You have too many hobbies and projects! Good for you!
Accept almost all of his are monetized (that's impressive). I too have waaaaay to many hobbies... if only I could workout how to profit from them. T_T
I Know your busy but you need to finish this one, I sure will be watching. thanks
Love your old Willys. I had a 47 for ten years but then sadly after I restored it, I had to sell if for lack of storage space. I also had a cool hard top that went to the landfill because no one wanted to give me $300 for it. Sad. I do have a 2014 Wrangler but I miss the old Willys. Love your channel.
Red Poppy Ranch. If you don't know who they are they are a family of 7. Heath and his wife Cedar bought over 40 acres of land in Idaho to build their dream house on. Heath is a plumber by trade and he for the greatest part built the house by himself. If you like watching RUclips videos, if you want to watch someone build a house for off grid living go over to his channel and be absolutely amazed at how hard-working this man is. He did the wiring. He did the plumbing. After watching his videos mostly what he had help with was pouring the cement. Watching him take down the maple trees was very satisfying. 🌼🐝
Love the endless project plans! I am looking forward to seeing them all.
I'm glad your homemade home channel is doing so well, but I'm kind of sad this channel doesn't get the views you deserve, you've crafted some really nice stuff on here. Will be cool to see that Tiny house done and in place aswell ;-).
Keep the jeep in the videos! Always impressive to see everything you're doing. Keep it up we love the content
Great video as always! I follow all 3 of your channels closely. You do awesome work and make good videos. I like this one cause it shows you take time for you and your family. I know others have said it but you do a great job inspiring people to follow their dreams. Keep doing you and thank you for the inspiration to not just follow the worlds norm!
Very much looking forward to see what you will be doing With this property and On this property. ;-)
Man I don't know how you have the time or energy to do everything that you do... Hell I get winded just watching your videos...lmao!
The field looks to be quality feed. Make hay and bales make more money. Big enough field should produce around 500 bales. If you don't want to mess with it find someone that will and go halves on the crop. Field of dreams. I like the property nice setting looking forward to seeing what it turns out to be. That old Jeep is really cool looking. Neat that you have a matching trailer for it.
I really enjoyed your videos . nothing wrong with s variety of topics . I like them all
Would love to see the jeep rebuild documented.
Muy trabajador 👋
I know you have other plans but that tobacco drying unit screams “wood drying kiln” to me! Looking forward to what you do with this property regardless.
I concur ....that's the first thing that came to me too ! Build your wife something else, somewhere else ?
100% agree. If it's already setup for drying, use it & start making money right away. Far cheaper to build her a new studio than build a new kiln.
Great video as always. I’d really recommend disassembling the garage and rebuilding it the way you want. I think it would easier, cheaper, and better. Good luck with whatever you decide on.
Such fun plans!! Can't wait to see it all come together. Thanks for sharing.
I like your ideas/purpose for this nice piece of land. The Jeep would be a fun project to watch if you don’t speed up your video and someone might also learn how to do a trade by watching your channel. I love the plans for your property especially leaving the tree inside your building. Nature kinda helps slow us down enough to enjoy life without thinking about making money. I think it brings joy just having a place to go to get away from work and have fun projects you like to do. I am looking forward to seeing more on this channel. I actually forgot about your channel’s name until I heard your voice and I knew exactly what channel I was going to watch it all the way through. Poison Ivy is not something I could have around my property because my son is highly allergic to it! Could you point it out on your next video? Please... Do you work out to stay in good shape or just physically work hard at your different trades? I think you may have mentioned which state you live in but I don’t recall. You do have a nice Southern accent which I enjoy listening to you speak. It reminds me of my family. I hope you return soon for some of your updates! Is your other channel on a link so I can find it? Thank you young man👍
Love the property. Love the ideas (mostly). It's a huge portion of the future life, what you are proposing but you seem to be one of those I have no doubt will accomplish it.
I will share one comment on the Oak Tree. Just as you showed and mentioned how quickly the pastures will get overtaken by saplings, undergrowth and trees, I believe the Oak will create headaches quickly as it continues to grow. Water sealing it will be a chore and it's branches above the roof's may become a hassle. All in all, I could imagine you wishing you had eliminated the Oak to start w/ and all the hassles it may create as time goes on.
I've built structures that incorporate trees and am talking from my own experience. But, I will say they are cool for a while :)
Thanks for sharing. Will be along for the ride and good luck w/ it all,
Sincerely ........................................
Love watching you cut those trees!
you are a working dude. i work full time and have a handyman business
I love watching you work and I like the classical music too. Jean from Arizona ☀️🏜🦎🌴🦂🌻🐍⛰
Really looking forward to seeing that barn build and tiny house. I think you’ll find workshop build videos see lots of traffic. Been following for a while, thanks for the hours of entertainment!
I like your plans! I know you'll have good luck.
Can’t wait for the Jeep build
I hope we see all of the progress these plans include like landscaping and everything! :D
Straw hat, love it. I discovered the utility of wearing a straw hat late in my construction career and regret not having one sooner. Keeps the sun from cooking ya, and from getting cancer later in life on your ears nose neck etc. Nothing I ever thought much about until older guys in church had to get chunks removed by the skin doctors due to a life spent working outdoors! Now, I pay closer attention!
I can say enjoy yourself! Make time to live your Dreams ! You only live once! I have been enjoying my life!!!
Love your videos, thanks for posting.
You needed another project. Good luck sir
What sort of crops grow in your area? Here in Central Illinois we would rent out that field to a corn and bean farmer. Some young guy in YT taught me that you can never have too much passive income.
Love the Jeep
You are a hard worker i am like it , all the best from switzerland gruss Daniel
Living the dream
Beautiful property buddy! Love your videos
Great video and great channels! I enjoy EVERYTHING that you do! I would love to see what you do/how you build out your new workshop/hangout space! I am a bit of a car guy like most guys and would enjoy seeing car, tractor, etc etc videos as well! Keep the videos coming! Great job! John 😎👍
Loving this video! Great to hear your ideas + plans so we can understand what you see as possibilities. A great skill when looking at improving anything! Thanks man.
That jeep rebuild will be super cool to watch!
That was my last two days, spent taking down small trees. Nice work.
Beautiful land! Great plan for the future! Prayers and hugs
Thank you
Another great video! I have watched many of your videos but probably not all (yet) and I was wondering if you have ever talked about your background and education/training. You seem to have a very good grasp on a lot of different trades.
Seen it on Instagram had to come over and watch it.
Would love to see you working on the Jeep and getting it back together. Look forward to seeing what you do with the barn/shop
Thanks
Just subbed because I was impressed at your ability to dream and then totally follow through. Your knowledge shows in the products you build...a true definition of a craftsman and entrepreneur....might I suggest you take on a young apprentice to help in the simpler tasks in the shop and out at the property while he learns. Of course finding someone who is honest, trustworthy, and has the same work ethic as you do would be like striking gold and worth the effort
Great plans! Job well done! Thanks for sharing. 👍😁
Would love to see the wood shop built around that oak tree, would be a great feature!
Should be due for that swing set, you know in case visitors have kids 😉
I find your videos on all ur channels soothing, motivating & educational. Looking forward to the tiny house completion & jeep restoration. Do the Never ending projects help keep you motivated to earn income or do they ever feel overwhelming? The videos show what working with your hands and learning a trade or 2 or 3 can get you! Don't think I've asked, but what are your 5 year goals for passive income? 10 year goals?
Ótima ideia... Sucesso... 👏
Brasil estamos junto...😁
Definitely do the Jeep rebuild on this channel please!
Good video! Thank's for sharing. What was that you were spraying on the poison ivy? I don't think we have poison ivy over here.
I'd love to see you fixing the slab and the workshops. Especially if you raise the roof of the building. That would be cool to watch.
Def work on the CJ. Peeked my curious when I saw the CJ. Got a few Jeeps myself.
Wow, move or change the trusses, raise or rework the walls, bust up the slab, add a new slab, add new lean-to wings. Sounds like a whole new building to me. I can see why you would do it that way given you can do the projects one at a time. But maybe a new building would be more cost and time effective? Or keep the existing building as is for storage.
I've considered that. I may do a different building and keep this one for stuff like what it's used for now. But I also like the idea of reworking it.
You might want to check into livestock. Check up on them every once in a while, maybe move them every other day and keep the fields eaten down, plus the return on them, plus tax advantages. It could be your "hobby farm". I'd definitely plant a small orchard, you'll love doing that in 5 or 6 years! Enjoy it!
Oh please film the jeep resto!🙏🏼😃
Your channel was recommended by a friend, great content!
Great channel! Wouldn’t it be easier and possibly cheaper in the long run to demo that barn and star new than to do all that repairing and fixing up on it?
I'm all for the jeep rebuild.
Just an idea,but the concrete pad would be great for a small sawmill
More of this pls!
Will do, thanks
The walls look pretty done. Don't know if fixing it up would be cheaper than rebuilding. I could see lifting the roof high enough to put in a crane
You are one ambitious young man! I was a lot like you dream my twenties and thirties. In my forties I don't know if the days got shorter or I slowed up, couldn't get everything done that I would get done in my twenties. Now that I'm in my late sixties that go go go has turned into push push push! I watch all your other channels and today I see a new one in your future with a Jeep and car repairs. Not to be nosy but I do have a couple of questions. I know you cut up Timber for your tables I'm surprised you don't turn that tobacco dryer into a dryer for the timber you harvest. Speaking about Timber you harvest... Weren't you recreating your grandmother's Log Cabin across the road? I have discovered that my hopes and dreams have turned into goals, best of luck with all your endeavors and thanks for sharing with your viewers. Always look forward to a video on any of your channels, thanks for sharing.
I considered it but I have other plans for a kiln, I want to do a solar kiln. Also doing the cabin across the road as well, logs are drying. Probably get going on that over the next year. Thanks
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 thanks for taking time out to reply I know you're a busy man, I was just curious, thanks!
I would love to watch the CJ build!
Car channels do extremely well on RUclips as well!
A two-post would be nice, if you needed it every day. If you're more geared to regular maintenance and don't mind getting dirty, a set of drive-on ramps that'd be set out when needed and then stacked in a corner would do better. There's a set (If I can find the link) you can build out of 2X12s, 4 ft sections.
What year is your Power King? They are great little tractors I have a 65 runs like a top.
That sounds like some great plans. I made a comment earlier.I had to come back to my comment because I failed to listen to your plans I just went off half-cocked. Tiny House builds in your future?
They are in demand right now. I want a smaller house then what I live in now. A townhouse that is tied in with a HOA. They are a pia. 650-800 sq ft range.
There are several channels that I follow where families have chosen to recycle older double-wide mobile homes. Maybe you could look into that market.
Could you make it a second level upstairs? Even more space. Play area for kids or something.
What is the best draw knife on the market. Never bought one but looking at the Stubai brand but have no idea.
why not plant the field with wild flowers for the bees and you could make a bunch of bee hives for it. save the bees and have a gorgeous view :)
On a different note, i would watch anything you thought worthy of a video , i love them all.
Love to see the jeep project on this channel!
(What to do with that field) I say; you should get into selfsustaing permaculture, and plant it as a "food forest." One that can supplement your family's consumption/surplus. Set it up so that it just grows and you don't have to fuss with it, harvest from it, or don't... maybe think about adding some pigs and getting an agricultural exemption (reduced property taxes are nice).
permaculture? adding pigs? have you done anything like that? From what I have seen doing something like that requires a lot of knowledge, years of time and work to get established. He doesn't live there, and adding pigs to run wild would be a disaster.
@@persebra lol... Why do people like you jump on any opportunity to neigh say... Yeah in fact I Have done things like that (that's why I made the suggestion), I'm 2 years into the process of turning my 16 Acer agriculturally zoned farm into a self sufficient "permaculture inspired" homestead... (I'm suggesting that he make it a place for his family to have as an option, the sooner you get started; the sooner you see results).
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Could you possibly jack up the whole building and build a foundation wall around the bottom?
You should pick up a sawmill woodland mills has a very affordable mill for a hobbyists! and you can make a income on the side! With all the youtube how to channels makes it easy.