Is ok the Sep unty

Need idea would have liked to seen the chain on the other side of the shaft, Less contamination in the chain

Imagine having to grow one of those for a school science project... "Sorry I'm late, my homework ate my dog"

This is just getting ridiculous. We are bound to have SOME similar hobbies but two channels and one specific tool later I think you are spying on me, from the past...

REALLY 😢

Outstanding........... If you ever discover oil under your property you're already half way to making your own barrels to put it in ! :D One idea for what to make with your machine is sloped roof panels for sheds. You could make them with a turn down on the top edge to stop rain getting inside by running along the underside of the sheet.

did you wash the seaweed before or used them while salty?

Loved watching you do this

I am from the Frisian province and recognized the sheep to be frisian milksheep. We've always had a few of them. They're lovely.

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Wow. This is amazing! I really want to build one.

How can I teach them to open its mouth to feed and how can I teach them to eventually feed them selves , how long does it take them to understand to eat themselves from a bowl?

Don’t let Tim anywhere near that willow tree house alternate into a windmill😅

Clever idea!

What a lovely little cabin you built there. I have never seen someone make one that way. I wonder what other trees/bushes could be used for one?

The great thing about Projects like this is that you get to watch your work grow. And so do we! Willow is such a fascinating tree, it's to Europe what Bamboo is to where it grows in Asia. Warm greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱.

Is Timmy volunteering as wicker man😁

Been working my way through your entire blog having come on over from your "workshop stuff" channel. Always an enjoyable run when a new machine comes online.

lovely!

Oh I miss your beekeeping videos tim

A lovely project Frank

Fabulous! I have tried this - and failed and then did something else - and maybe I’ll try again because there’s plenty of Willow around. Did that tree evolve especially to serve us?

Now I finally understand what Cesarrio meant by 'Make me a willow cabin at your gate' in Twelfth Night. Lovely!

Very cool! Thanks for sharing

Beautiful!!

Interesting! Make sure to do a follow-up video in a year or so, that will be fun to see!

That is cool. I would imagine that a person could build live stock shelters this way too and provided you maintain them yearly they would last a very long time!

I'm very much looking forward to seeing the cabin again in a few years.

We need follow up of this video every year.

What a wonderful thing to do - and to see the results so quickly really makes my heart feel glad. Thank you so much for sharing this, Sandra! Please give our warm regards to Tim so he can happily "nom nom" on the next bit of yummy stuff you bake!

What a lovely creation! I would love to spend time in this!

Super video Sandra - now time to get weaving!😄😄😍😍😎😎

It looks great and will be amazing in summer and spring.

Another wonderful video. Willow and its wood are a great asset and how cleverly it can be used like this. A natural shelter.

Willow is an amazing wood! ..... Well to be fair many different woods are amazing! It is becoming a lost art! Knowing what secrets of each type of wood are. Even in my 60's I am far from knowing even a majority of the woods uses. Obviously Willow grows well from a cutting direct into soil and is a flexible type that bends itself well to weaving both as cut wood and live. Silver Birch is great for starting a fire off even in the wet. Simply take some of the loose silver bark off and collect into a ball and it becomes a natural firelighter! It is good for pole lathes too, not that there are many bodgers about nowadays. Even the old Pear tree gives the best wood to make a plough blade out of! The soil does not stick to it, but there are even fewer of those about than Bodgers! I believe wood knowledge is a dying art nowadays, but there are some surprising exceptions! Pollarding is starting to make a comeback and some Bio companies use willow as bio fuel ...... and good charcoal for artwork! Maybe the last one is an idea Tim could play with?

Magical!

Sandra, it's wonderful. Cheers 🇨🇦

Very cool! 👍😎👍

I didn’t know that Willow would start growing from cuttings just shoved into the ground. I would make a bunch of these structures for escaping inclement weather or for livestock to seek shelter in as well as a play area for children.

Great idea. Its such forgiving stuff willow. I've used it to make coracle frames ideal for that job too.

Beautiful. Blessings to all ❤

What a great idea, amazing how they rooted and had so many leaves so quickly. Super looking, it'll be a nice shady spot when the sun comes one of these days 🙂 Cheers 👍💪✌

Isn't willow wonderful stuff. Stick a bit in and away it grows 😊

It'a quite fascinating, how easily many plants can be propagated!

Lovely, thank you .

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Loved it!

Sandra, i think your sweet voice is the most calming and pleasant on utube 🏆💐

Thank you very nice a vidieo

Brilliant idea but very difficult