Yes indeed. They seem to appreciate the safe heaven here. Thanks for watching and the positive comment.

Yes. I was maybe 15 yards away. They will scare the life out of you when you don't see them and you almost step on them.

Bedford County. Thanks for watching my vid.

Isn't there mothman and sheepsquatch in Virginia?

@@osu3167 Naw. Just a bunch of ghosts.

Thanks, buddy. I'll call you tonight.

Hi buddy.

Now, I myself live in a log home in an extremely wooded area. Sure there's plenty of wood all around, but these bees move in and start drilling holes in the side of my house. One day, these "little holes" could just come right out into my living room clear from outside. I don't consider myself a bee murderer but obviously I can't just have holes straight through my walls, right? I do my best not to kill insects, especially bees, but maybe for some people it isn't just something we do because we love to murder.

@@cartermitchell5677 I’m clear in the “no bug is a pest” category (unless you count mosquitoes even if they have positives) bc we need all of them. 🤷

Carpenter Bees that drill holes in wood. Not honeybees or bumble bees.

they are carpenter bees this is the only way to protect your home from them and not by using pesticides which will harm many more bees/bugs.

Thank you very much. Have a great Sunday.

You need to learn the difference between the many different species of bees. Hopefully you never come into contact with killer bees or murder Hornets. Carpenter bees are nearly harmless, except to your wooden structures. They make swiss cheese of wood compromising the durability and safety of wooden structures.

​@ClintsHobbiesDIY Carpenters bees still help pollinate. But if they're ruining your place, they gotta go. 😄

I have two #4's to restore, sent to me by a subscriber. Thanks for watching and the nice comment.

Thanks for your interest. It's in my shop. Lots of filming done. My computer is so old I'm having bad problems editing long vids. So I'm going to get a new computer soon. Then I will post more vids.

Old tools have character. Thanks for watching and the comment.

I had never thought of that but you are right.

That I didn't know. Thanks for correcting me so nicely.

I didn't know, but I do now.

It’s called a snapping turtle which means it can and will bite off a finger or part of your face if you are close enough in range of it to strike like a snake , it cannot reach its tail to strike if you hold it that way

@@angelburrell959 no no no if u pick it up by the back of its shell it wont bite u when u pick it up by the tail u can break it spine i have a snapper so i 100% know u pick it up by the back of its shell

​@@fishyiscuteyeah but their necks are so long I'd be afraid it could reach may hands 😅. But on another note, I'm now remembering turtle man always picking them up by their shells 😅

Picking them up by the tail can damage there spine there are safer was to do it for both parties

​@@angelburrell959picking it up this way was actually more dangerous to both parties. He wasn't holding it far enough from his leg and could have been but, but it's also dangerous to the turtle to do it this way. Given it's size that probably wouldn't hurt it too bad but it can be harmful. The best way to handle snappers is to not do it, but barring that is to circle behind them and grab them with both hands below the 1/3rd mark up the shell. Avoid the feet because they can scratch you up pretty good, but as long as you grab the back 3rd of their shell you are 100% safe.

Yep. Those square corners would hurt.

You're the type of person this world doesn't need, let people help the environment and plus it doesn't bother you unless your jealous that your too poor to buy it let alone a regular car.

@@mohammedkamaal445 I apologise

That was my first I have seen Rob. It's probably more of a status symbol than anything. Which I couldn't care less what people think of me because of what I drive.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY Totally agree. 👍

I just googled it. It's ugly and stupid looking. My pickup has more class.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY Now imagine, we had to look at that thing everyday 5-15 years ago in EU :D

@@2matiVIPrzekan26 I saw it again yesterday on the street. It is uglier from the read.

That is the first one I had seen other than on the net. There is no other way to describe it but ugly.

Beacaus you are traped in a room wit negas who want to reip yu 🥵

Yes, but with that you can see what you are buying. Not in my driveway.

It’s still ugly lol

You're talking about an whole entire invention we are talking about looks lol

@@arabiggy12345 lol

100% correct.

Ur a goofy ass 😂

I was lucky to find it just 10 miles away. It has a lot of miles on it and has some worn parts that need to be replaced. Parts are easy to find because the Craftsman/Atlas are so popular and so many were made. Also, lots of the parts are reproduced by machinist. Some with better material and improvements. I need to do another vid. I have bought 4 attachments for it. Thanks for watching and the positive comment.

My welds may not be pretty, but they are strong. That's what's important.

I do all my oil and brake changes with napa parts. I think I'll try batteries the next time I need one.

@@Greeko_Poloz I've had really good luck with NAPA batteries. My y dad H HATED them lol. I live in the cold north like below zero in winter cold, and I run diesels. Interstate seems to suck now, one of my customers runs them in heavy on road trucks and they don't last. Take care

@Greek_Poloz I believe if they are driven enough to keep them charged and not used for jumping, they last longer.

@onestopfabshop3224 My father born in 1919 and lived through the depression would buy the cheapest he could find. They never lasted long.

I think Stubby Nubs got cut by one. They are very dangerous. Two hand hold only.

I belong to Rex's Patreon page.

I've had many NAPA batteries with out a problem. Go figure.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY about 3 years ago, I had no problems with them, just like the old continentals, then they went to shit

Interstate has gone to crap since they moved to Mexico.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY honestly, I’ve had the most luck with duralast batteries as of late, swapped 90% of my customers over, and they haven’t had issues!

@@kevincothey8107 I wasn't advertising for NAPA. Just trying to make a point about cheap batteries. I had two Duralast batteries in my diesel truck that did well. I've heard that Interstate are not worth buying since they moved to Mexico. It's a shame because they had such a good reputation.

my honda fit battery would cost $250 from them.

I really believe if they are driven enough to keep them charged, they last longer. Jumping other vehicles I think is the worst thing you can do. I ran across are guy out in the sticks. His Ford diesel would not crank over. I jumped him with my Chev diesel and the next day I had to buy two batteries.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY I can see that. There are supposed to be protections against that kinda thing, but clearly it still happens.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY oh and invest in a adleast $20 Amazon battery tender. They are great of you have a situational vehicle that only gets driven occasionally or seasonally.

I was told buy a guy who delivers batteries to places the most of the time you only get about 3 or so years out of most batteries anymore, but idk , my parents baught a caravan in 2015, brand new and it still has the factory Mopar battery in it now

Hey Brother.

​@@ClintsHobbiesDIYhope all is well

@@justinweaver8107 Very good here brother. I hope you all are well also.

They were making a weird noise.

Oh yes. Thanks for watching and the positive comment.