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😢 I planted so many varieties of Sunflowers and my landscapers went around and sprayed them all with weed killer. My fault as I should have marked them. I still have some seeds I am going to plant and make a bunch of your stakes. Then as the sunflower stalks grow I can tie to the stake. I usually do mark my seed plantings on scrap wood with a acrylic marker and seal with varnish so it is protected from the elements/fading.

You should make a map of Michigan with one of those crotch pieces

You earned my subscription and respect. Glad I found your channel

I love Franks videos, been watching them since the beginning like 7 years ago! But I’ve noticed one thing over time…. Does Frank not sand / router edges any of his projects? I understand he does for like his lathe turned bowls and furniture. But projects like this he doesn’t seem to! ( or he just doesn’t show it) I don’t blame him, sanding is the least motivating part of any project

The success ❤

For about 3 1/2 years, I’ve been a woodworker. I really appreciate the detailed to your website. Very beautiful symmetry not only with your woodworking but your project as well. I am always looking for hardwood. I just met down at the local hardware store where I can get hardwood anytime from his tree service it takes a little bit ofcommunication and friendly Ness. I’m really loving it.

Built a trellis like that last year and it worked great. I got the idea from Brian at Next Level Gardening.

Really nice score! I wonder if you'd be open to turning the live edge bowl as it's wet and lets it warp? Probably turn it thin...

I think I would have installed the fittings while it laid on its side And just crawled in

First time here. Likely will not be the last. Your deliberation and perseverance is admirable. Thank you

Bed goes up

Talk about a windfall!

Integza would like to have a word with you

I love the extra silly sounds added in 😂

Looks Great! Those tomato clips are the best

I built ours the same way works nice. I prune heavy and go tall.

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Beautiful tomatoes. Bill

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thanks

It looks so good

What you need is hand truck with a lifting platform for handling the heavy lifting

I love your ready & friendly laugh! I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for taking the time to make it and for describing your process so thoroughly. Well done, sir!

nice that the saw shop[ didnt charge you the 50$

I love your combination of drawers and cubbies.

To me it looked like the crane was trying to address the spinning by taking in the line to stop the spin. That way they can lower it to the guy without the spin continuing and becoming dangerous. Thats my guess.

Very impressive buildout, the only thing I might have done differently would have been to make the shelves pull out drawers so they were not open. Wither way, it turned out awesome. Thanks for sharing!

No big drama, just nice doin’

Nice! Should be able to make some nice bank .... Selling the slabs as they dry.

An overhead crane would have been a great investment.

23:34 For some reason I expected to hear a calliope (organ grinder).

12:49 Reminds me of a time I had to drop my truck off for repairs that would take a while. I RV full time so my truck is an important part of my home. But I also have a motorcycle. I had a friend give me a ride back from the shop after dropping off the truck that's about and hour and a half away and I was in my camper off of my truck until the truck was finished where I store it. I rode the motorcycle to go pick up the truck. They had a lift that I was able to load the bike into the back of the truck and bring the bike back. What I hadn't worked out was how to get the bike, at 1100CCs and almost 600lbs, out of the truck. Very near where I had my camper stored, there's a Home Depot quick walking distance away. So I pulled in back of the Home Depot where all the pallets are stored and made a ramp of about 26 of them and rolled my bike out of the pickup. Put all the pallets back where I found them then drove the truck to my camper, put the camper back on my truck, then walked to my bike and rode it back. Those are my favorite days, when I figure things out on the fly.

Hi Frank. Great video. How thick did you cut the slabs of the pine logs you milled? Thanks for all of your content.

If you have the moulah you can either get or commission someone (or make yourself if feel inclined) to make a lifting dolly. I would give you names, but (YT). It's basically exactly as your current dolly, but with the major factor that it has two tracks instead of its body and the platform lifts off the ground with the aid of a winch (some are electric, some use winches just like the one you used). In theory, you can make one yourself with aluminium extrusions, but ... i find that those can be finicky to make as a first time project and considering the expense on those customized parts, it's probably best to look for a secondhand unit.

Paint does work, but you're better off using PVA glue and paper. I've never had them crack.

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nice materials. now days there is epoxy so can make lot thinks that 30-50 years ago cant so craks not scary any more and even somtime make it cooler proyects

Good work mate.Lot of great wood for future projects

That was so nice of the shop not to charge the $50.00

Frank epic line, it'll probably take 10 years to dry... gave me a huge LOL to close out my evening.Thank you my friend

Oh boy, that spark plug story. I'm glad you were able to get the saw fixed quickly rather than wait weeks!

Matt Cremona meets Bob Ross.

Glad the cutter head was free, but it may not be worth the price you paid. I purchased one, the drive pinion pulled the threads out of the head on the first day of use. Sent it back, yup, they confirmed the threads were gone and the offered to sell me a new one at a 20% discount. Fool me once, shame on you. Twice, shame on me. They have the defective cutter head and my money. I reinstalled the old cutter head and bought new straight blades. Thanks Lux! Real stand up company.

Frank I’m up in Olympia but I’m building my daughter a play set/house and want to buy my lumber tax free. Do you please have a lumbaryard recommendation in your area?

Frank, your videos are like a fine wine.

I love that that is the first time that I've ever seen a pair of bolt cutters used for what they're called

Nice video for better results. Paint 1" down both sides where you painted the end grain, you protect the corner of timber and get better results like how you should get timber from timber mill. Cheers

30:27 - could've led with that disclaimer, @frank howarth. As it is, it's like putting the TL;DR message at the end of a 2000 word story.

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How’s the tank system holding up?