How long to assemble it?

For anybody new watching this video. Don’t leave your ash bucket out like that. It creates CO2. Get a covered bucket. Or empty the ash bucket after each use.

Doesn't look insulated?!

Thank you so much for making cinn rolls so very easy. Thank you Thank you Thank you. Don't stop your videos, please.

If I want to make the base with out topping how long does it take to bake . Because I would love to bake the sourdough pizza base and keep in the fridge in case I want to use it for another day.

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I love wood heat....still have a fireplace but don't use it b/c city bylaws prohibit it. But if I could I would DEF have a wood stove

Who gives a $hite!

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I have a Drolet Columbia which is smaller than yours and I feed it 3-4 hour but do not pack it full. If I do it seems to get too hot. My house is about 1100 sf and it does a decent job since the house is from the 70's -- I go thru 3-4 cord a year mixed maple and other wood -- I will be using mostly oak next year and will be looking forward to how much I use, Nice vid

I added secondary air burn tubes to may wood furnace when I rebuilt it. It makes twice the stove out of it. Smoke burns much hotter than the flames off the wood so you can turn the intake air way down and let the burn tubes heat the house. It saves alot of wood and don't need to clean the chimney during the winter at all because there is no creosote at all!

thank you sir

I love cattle panel hoophouses. I like that you've got a roofline ridge board. That has definitely helped mine hold up under snow loads in Colorado. And I noticed that you overlapped the cattle panels in some places. I find that overlapping them a bit really makes them stronger. Thanks for sharing your great greenhouse with us! Love it!

Thank you!

Thank you so much.

400 grams ? 😮 Is it a triple batch?

How is your 10x10 shed holding up w no foundation? I'm think about getting one soon

They look good but very expensive to make 😮

Use dental floss to cut your rolls and they won’t be smashed 😊

I saw more of plastic coming off than how to build the shed

I knew there had to be a way to load these things solo. Thank you for sharing!! This will save me a lot of headache in the coming days.

Thanks for the info, watching my hives inflammation fade day after day until they completely vanished was such a relief, I went with what I pointed out and within the first 10 days or so the urticaria was barely visible! I just go'ogled the latest by Shane Zormander and after 20 days my skin has never been healthier!

I’d get a stove that also could burn coal,and to all stove users; put it up 30 inches or so,to make it easier to feed&clean! ! & have an inlet air tube ! ,

Im in 4b and was.looking into fall planting and possibly early winter harvest. Hoop house is on my list.

Now I know how to do what I'm doing tomorrow morning 😅 Thank you for this!

your garage is spacious and clean compared to mine

Make sure whatever communication wires you connect to the inside unit match the outside unit.

It's been a year, has the rust started yet?

Matt did you shorten the freon tubes? Wish I'd known. Would have come down and given a hand. One at the wood mill and finally one here at the Coon Lake cabin. By the way I retro installed thermostats in all the ceiling fans. Costs about $40 per fan.

Thanks for your video it's gonna help me a lot

Lupus is actually the disorder responsible for this myth of the origin of vampirism, this is a subset of autoimmune disorders. Lupies must avoid garlic, as it can trigger a cytokine storm, gumlines recede due to secondary mucous membrane disorders like sjorgrens, and we're photosensitive.

I noticed that you started water bathing the first few batches and then you switched to Pressure Canning for the last batch. Is there is a reason why you did that? Why not just water bath the last batch? Just curious from a newbie canner. Thank you for the video!

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Super newbie over here! When you say you rotate garden and green beans do you mean every other year or so you mean they alternate growing seasons?

The fact that you have that little heat-powered fan on top of your stove tells me you're not too swift. That little fan is a total waste of money. The fact that you located your stove in a corner next to two walls confirms that you're not too swift. Maybe a better location and wasn't possible, but locating the stove centrally will be more efficient, because heat will radiate out from all sides. BTW, a stove with cast iron tubes running through the firebox and connected to an external fan will put out that extra heat needed on extremely cold days. I've been using an Englander brand for more than 35 years, and it works like a charm. Going out for the day? Move coals to one side, load box, turn down air intake. Wood will burn from front to back. There's no flu damper: big mistake. Finally, it looks like standard flue pipe, which I used to use, too. However, creosote will eat through this material in less than 2 years, and you don't want to find yourself replacing it in the middle of winter. If you don't keep a careful eye on it, you'll find a weak peace will collapse. If you're not home or are sleeping, you're going to come home or wake up to a fire. I was lucky enough to find a stainless steel flu manufacturer who sold me 4 ft long pieces for a little less than I was buying 2 ft sections of steel pipe. Creosote is a major problem. Even wood that has been seasoned for a couple of years puts out creosote. On a warmer day, first I clean out the firebox, and starting at the highest point, I beat on opposite sides of each flu piece simultaneously with two pieces of 2 x 2. Make sure the flu damper is wide open so that creosote chunks do not get bottled up at the damper. BTW, a typical flu brush will not do an adequate job. If you get a flu fire inside standard flu pieces, you're going to be in deep $h!t!! So, familiarize yourself on how to stifel this kind of fire, or you will be dealing with a major problem. Keep a fire extinguisher handy.

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

That's great for sure, but can only be used in areas where you don't need to walk yourself. I'm trying to figure out how to keep my chickens from wandering into the garage without always having to keep the garage door closed. If I put a motion sprinkler, then I would be the one getting nailed every time I walked out of the garage. Maybe a compressed air blaster could do a similar thing without soaking anything? My chickens are super stubborn though-- I hit them with a leaf blower so hard it practically lifts them off the ground, then they just turn around and come right back in.

You could even throw a hog or a goat in there.

I’ve had my canner for two years and i was scared to use it. Thanks ti this video im finally using it today along with this recipe! Thank you so much!! New subscriber here! 🥰

Just wanted to say we got stuck right away…had the base upside down. Thanks for making this video so we knew what we did! Lol

Hows it holding up without a base? How did you anchor it?

🤨You do exist.🙄See what happens when I wonder how things are going and you make a video.🤣God makes ya make a video.😂Blessed Days Matt and Sara, hows the family?

Great video. Thank you!

Missed seeing you two, glad you’re back. We put in a mini split two years ago when we moved to this house and it was one of our best decisions. We were fortunate enough to have a friend in the heating and cooling business. Install it for us, and that saved a lot of headachesfor us. One thing to watch for is we have had insects getting that tube a couple times and plug it up. We are going to attach some sort of screen at the end to let it still drain but so nothing can get in.

Glad you’re chillin’ these days 😊

I got so excited to see the notification to this video. I’ve missed you! How did your gardens do this year?

This is why Scott should always record videos with Sara in charge

This was so smart!!

Hey is this hole kit just self tapping screws mostly?

Purchased a home in central Mass. I never use oil and my home never gets below 60 during the winter. I love my wood stove and the wood is mostly free if you get it yourself.