Summer kitchen reno putting the chimney in part 1

[1993cobras]

man u look like lumberjack good vids though keep it up

[oldtimeway1]

Why don't you put in a brick chimney? Are you putting in a cookstove or a rendering kettle? We have a cookstove and a rendering kettle in our summer kitchen. Couldn't live without either one. The kettle so handy for rendering, boiling water for scalding hogs or butchering poultry. We use it to blanch our sweet corn in big batches and to blanch peas before shelling them. Blanch in the pod and run them through the wringer on the washer.

[CMLovejoy]

Great! Now you can put in a drive through window

[charitonfarmer]

excellent video my friend, there's nothing like taking your frustrations out on your house than making a hole with a chainsaw,lol. those chimney kit's are very expensive down here and true some of them don't come with very good instructions on installations. you will have that wood range going in no time at all my friend,i cant what to see it finished, it is going to look great my friend.

[BeanIrene]

Also, just the general settling of a home and the foundation can cause it to be really off center, and not level. And with as old as your home is that is probably what happened. Our home is fairly new, at 6 years of age, and the foundation has settled a lot and "off-leveled" the foundation and walls already.

[BeanIrene]

Chainsaw in action! I love it. I can't wait until we convert to wood strictly for the chainsaw usage! ahahhah...and it was an awesome "framed photo" of you out the hole!

[tsiemens]

I had some pretty cool chainsaws back in 'Nam too.

[HomesteadAcres]

that was so true

[youronesickpuppy]

Im planning this for next year. Are you for hire? When will part 2 be uploaded?

[HomesteadAcres]

soon as im realy busy now with lots maybe week or so

[pennyann333]

lol I know what you mean about the gravitation must have been off years ago, our house is an older home and it rare to find something that is level.

[HomesteadAcres]

yeh but the old house still stands at 160 years old

[grosteph58]

Congratulations ,mine has only the half ,she's a stone made house .

Did you have problems with termits in your house? I hope to you :not .

[anyonefindAMERICA]

How do you rate that electric chainsaw? I need one and I was thinking of electric because of all the mess of gas/oil.

[HomesteadAcres]

it realy depends on your planed use do remember that an electric uses bar oil so it will also be a little bit messy it will always start so to speak unlike a gas if it sits for a while for ocasional use it would be fine pm me if you have any other questions

[anyonefindAMERICA]

Looks like a lot of work! You should have told me I have a team of highly trained termites I could have loaned you. Are you on the freezer again?

[RedneckBlumpkin]

Maybe you should get a professional to install it if the instructions were too vague? A poorly installed chimney can easily cause a house fire

[HomesteadAcres]

love all you how to vids by the way you know so much!!

[jihadacadien]

Sweet usually I use a sawsall..but a chain saw works too ;)

[HomesteadAcres]

yeh if you had a more fine cut to make that would be the way to go

[SlyToocan]

Great to see I am not the only person in the world getting stuck in and trying to improve it lott and or make better for his own.

Good video, PLEASE keep em going..

[HomesteadAcres]

thanks i hope your reno is going well

[yesiamanalien]

Aint nothing like cutting a big hole in the side of your house with a chainsaw :P good video.

[HomesteadAcres]

yeh i find it relaxes me after a tough day at the office

[backwoods3214]

threw roof is way better than threw wall

[HomesteadAcres]

It depends on your cercumstance

[mbyr31]

It's coming along nice bud!!!

[HomesteadAcres]

thanks cant wait for it to be done

[onenblue]

I enjoy your videos and always take something away from it. thanks Forest

[HomesteadAcres]

thanks for taking the time to watch