It certainly gives it more of a pronounced look.

lol. No. No chain link. I’ve see it done it done before though!

Awesome! And your certainty welcome. I think you’ll enjoy it.

Like everything, it’s held up pretty good so long as we do our part and keep on top of it. That said, It needs to be kept up more than a typical shower but of course it’s not a typical shower. So, about three to four times a week we just spray it down with a 50/50 solution of vinegar/water after a shower. Then, every other week or so we clean it. We use a powered wand with a soft bristle brush to scrub it down with that same 50/50 solution.

And there are less risks to being a passenger on a plane than driving and being assassinated in a auto accident.

I don’t know about there being less risks. Statistically speaking, you have a higher chance of being forced to listen to a stranger tell you all about their cats. There’s also a much greater risk of catching the man cold while flying apposed to driving. Anyway, I also have a video catered towards traveling in an automobile. The point is, no matter what means of travel you take, you should always be prepared. Thanks for the comment!

Glad you enjoyed it.

That’s a good suggestion. I did silicone around the bottom edge after it was all done. I’m glad you’re inspired! Walk ins are great.

You’re welcome! I really enjoyed this class.

That’s a good and tough question! Tough because I did it in my workshop where there’s so many other fragrances to help mask it. Also, I didn’t mind the smell of it so I didn’t pay it too much attention. That said, the jacket itself had the smell for a couple of weeks as it cured. I would assume your home wouldn’t be any longer than that. I did hang mine in the laundry room to help it cure as the temps dropped here as well. I know that is much different than doing the whole process but if I remember correctly, the smell was gone after a few days unless I walked by the jacket itself.

Sure! It’s been done before. It’s just not the best option. You won’t get as good of results compared to using a mortar designed specifically for that application.

Thank you very much! I am actually. You can take a look at hiddenhomesteadstore.com/

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@@nicolasjan1584well now I’m even more confused. But I appreciate the comment nonetheless.

@@TheHiddenHomestead the brand logo is a leatherpiec that bring noting in comfort nor style.

Oh. Gotcha.

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

That’s a great question. To make everything as easy as possible (since not everyone has a small scale) all of the ingredients are by volume. Except for the wax. It comes in a 1 pound block.

@TheHiddenHomestead wonderful! Thank you for the prompt reply. I will be trying this in the next few days. Thank you so much for creating this great walk through on how to do this.

@@LuckyD13 you’re certainly welcome! You’ll have to let me know how it went and what you think.

That’s awesome! I’ve found that it does amazing in the wind.

Thanks brother! Merry Christmas to you and your family as well!!

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Thank you very much for the those kind words! And I appreciate you subscribing. I have some more of that planned. So stay tuned. 😁👍

Awesome! That’s good to hear and you’re welcome.

Thank you! Sorry there just wasn’t a ton of room and I was afraid of painting my camera. It gets pretty messy! 😅

Awesome! Thank you for commenting!!

It’s just a roll of burlap.

Hey! Thank you for that! The course is pretty almost ready actually. There’s a few little tweaks that need to be made but I should have it out in the next few months. That said if you need general info on the mix design right now, I have that on my Patreon under the vertical concrete 1 and 2 tier. But I would wait for the full explanation in the e-book and video series that is on the course. Far better value in my opinion. When it’s released I’ll have it available for purchase on our website: hiddenhomesteadstore.com/

Hey I wanted to reach out again and offer you a discounted “pre launch” deal to get your feedback on all of the course material. If you’re interested email me at [email protected]

Thank you!!

Thank you very much!

An easier question to answer would be what color wasn’t used.

Yes I agree it is good. However, here in lies the problem. As you said, when you can get it. There are so many other offerings almost always available that I would argue are much better than Blantons. But of course that’s subjective. The best whiskey is the whiskey that you like and how you like to drink it. Cheers! 🥃

@TheHiddenHomestead i agree. I'm just saying at least get in a fight over Gold. Lok

😂😂 fare enough!

Yup. That is correct. It’s not a true timber frame. It’s post and beam construction which uses timber screws to fasten everything.

@TheHiddenHomestead post and beam uses joinery for strength, if those braces had been notched in even an inch or two you would have a significantly sturdier construction. But I do appreciate the aesthetic here.

@@christopherlynch4347 awesome! I appreciate that

Wow thank you man! I really appreciate that. It was a very fun and interesting project. You should do it! I’m creating an online course for it right now if you’re interested. But until I get it out there, if you have any questions just let me know!

Wow thank you very much!! The customer said he loved it so I must have done something right! 😁👍

True. I thought about that actually. Especially considering I usually try to do things using simple material. That said, the microcrystalline is a better wax than bees wax for this application in regards of longevity. Due to the chemical makeup of it, microcrystalline remains flexible apposed to becoming hard and brittle like beeswax once it’s cooled. This keeps me from reapplying it so often since most beeswax coatings eventually flake and ware off.

This video doesn’t show the completed process with the carved stone finish. The structure itself (like in this video) is about $25-$30 per sq ft depending on the access. I left it rough because I knew I was overlaying it. If you wanted it finished smooth it would be $35-$45 per sq ft. The carved stone overlay is an additional $60 per sq ft so $85-$90 per sq ft completed. This of course is based on the cost of where I live and will vary quite a bit depending on your location.

I do! You can find them along with a bunch of other stuff on our website at hiddenhomesteadstore.com

Awesome. thanks man! Hopefully you enjoy your tin jacket! I love mine!

Thank you very much!! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks!

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That’s awesome! Thank you very much and I’m glad you’re enjoying them

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Thank you!

Hey! To be honest, I actually copied another KZbinrs recipe so can’t take credit for it. He did a video on the science behind everything and how it all works together. Check out the link for that video in my video’s description. He does an outstanding job explaining the why behind it and it is a better explanation than I would be able to explain it here. That said, yes it is very durable. After my follow up and reapplication video, i’ve not had to do anything with it.

I might just do that! Right now we have chickens in it to give the soil a rest and let them help till up and fertilize but could probably do it this spring. Thanks for the great suggestion!

I have 2 pretty thick coats on it.

Thank you!