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Very nice work. I hope to have a decent shop like this one someday. I have a sawmill and solar dry kiln so I have that going for me. Great vid!

@lgttb1 Okay, Meryl Streep -- dial back the drama a little bit there. Still just shingles. I applied the ones on my house and many other houses with a coil roofing nailer. 1 1/4" nails. Driven in straight and true right where they're supposed to be. My shingles are still there after 18 years with...

One of my favorite solo guitar pieces of all time. Found it on a compilation cd years ago and was quite naturally blown away. Big Joe Pass fan now, of course! What a talent.

Very nice I hope that it lasts a good long time and gives you many years of reliable service.

"A Good Old Fashioned Orgy" is hilarious. Lindsey rocks.

It's a hilarious film. Great writing. Great cast. See it.

I loved this flick. Roeper got the review mostly right. The cast was great together and the chemistry was there. Sudeikis was fantastic. I think he has a future as a leading man in rom-coms. Tyler Lepine was hilarious. You should give this movie a chance. I rented it from Redbox so look for it th...

@LONGLOTTfilms My career as a music analyst has prepared me well for this moment. I effin' rule.

And I like landscaping.

"Wax on. Wax off."

Great Odin's Raven, man! Is that an ear -- or a mushroom farm?!!

@FlashmoreGash Okay -- I don't know what precipitated this comically disproportionate over-reaction... but whatever. I shall avail. I'm just trying to keep people's stereoscopic vision and hearing in top-notch trim. So perhaps is is you who should fuck off instead. Yes, the more I think about it ...

Wow. Those two were really bringing the ghey in this performance.

Guess we're not all natural born carpenters.

Love the Hammond at the beginning. Actually, the whole song is good.

Even the horn is big on this beast!

I like it! Looks like a good small mill for a hobbyist or someone just getting their feet wet. Simple and robust.

There's no way any woman like the one in this video could drive a screw into masonry that easily. And especially not with a battery-powered hand drill like that. I'm a full-sized male and when I drive masonry screws I use a 1/2" drive Milwaukee corded drill and believe me -- I have to brace mysel...

Wow. And I thought that it was the Honey Badger who didn't give a shit. This quill-covered thug is just straight up GANGSTA!!

Nice work! If you do work like this and keep your customers happy you'll never have to advertise. Word-of-mouth is all you need. Great vid!

p.s. Nail guns rock.

Those truss joists are awesome. Lots of span with wide open space underneath. Looks like a great building. People are gonna cry about the cost. Hell, just the concrete was probably a king's ransom lately. Stuff's expensive. All of it. Nice vid!

For my cultivating fun I use neither the wheels nor the stabilizing clamp. I have an LI so it doesn't go very fast, even in high range. So I just put it in high and let 'er rip. It really churns the dirt up too. I need to drain the sludge/oil out of my gearbox and put new seals in it. I'll have t...

That rigging was awesome. Great work!

Nice vid! I live in the Louisville Kentucky area and we have several Olmstead-designed parks connected by tree-lined parkways and they rock. It's tough to see a stately old tree taken down but nothing lives forever, I guess.

I hope that a sawmill somewhere got that nice oak log!

Two things: One -- I'll bet that the homeowners are glad to be rid of that dang walnut right next to the house. I have about a dozen on my property and I can't stand the fronds getting everywhere and the nuts I have to mow over. Two -- I hope that someone made some furniture out of the log that w...

I'm a sawmill guy and I work with a tree removal contractor. I'd love to get some nice pine logs like the ones left on this job. You guys should hook up with a sawmill owner. It's like one hand washes the other, you know? Great vid.

Old nasty cottonwood. I can smell it from here! Love the nines. Love the sound.

Hard maple makes good firewood. I have some glowing in my wood stove right now.

Ghastly music. No gloves? Really? No eye protection? Come on! You guys are all gonna die!

@plowtrain1 Yeah, apparently so. Personal preference on my part I guess. I prefer a motor that doesn't sound so much like a bag full of iron pipe fittings being fed through a wood chipper. Heresy -- I know.

@mikesoundcity Graham Lear, without a doubt. You only see his face for a glimpse. Are you confusing him for the percussionist in this instance? Don't know his name.

I'll bet that all those other machines are getting nervous, what with all that scrapping going on.

Nice vid. I wonder about that extra reverse gear. Maybe it's one of those things that you think is stupid until you use it and then you wonder how you did without it up until now.

Gloves: Wear them.

I had a couple of these removed from my head awhile back. The small one was the size of a peanut. The big one was golf-ball sized. The surgeon pulled 'em out whole then stitched me back up. Then he cut them open to be sure what they were. I swear to God it looked as if they were packed with grass...

"It'll behoove ya... to take care of your uvula!"

I'll bet you'd find Wallace in the other ear.

Wow. Two-stroke much?

Forever alone...................

Only three of the tires are on backwards too. As slick as they are it would hardly matter though. And how much traction would you need to get that compressor up to wherever it was needed? Not much -- that's how much.

I thought that you were supposed to use zinc as an electrode?

Have you ever tried electrolysis for rust removal? That's where you take a battery charger and a block of zinc and put it in a non-conductive tub of salt water and one electrode goes to your part and another to the block of zinc and it makes the rust disappear. Another tip is that you can make a ...

Nice rake. I like 'em quiet though. I'd probably like it with a muffler on it better. That's just me though.