Šikovné dítě. já jsem v tom věku také ráda pomáhala na zahrádce :-)

That piston looks like it was used with zero oil in the gas at some point. That's why they denied the warranty.

Same. I bought a Stihl 271 chainsaw. Used it about 8 times in the 8 months from time of purchase. Took it in to dealer I purcgased from and they said it was a $480 repair and was the result of the fuel I used! I used their motomix...geesh..shit times and shit company. They told me the piston was shot and no compression...wtf

nice

Their quality has gone downhill big time in the last 13 years!

So cool!!

We only graze chickens under supervision

very nice and smooth move

Grave digger is by far the best so far.

very pretty flowers ,

very nice , works awesome

Nettles do not grow in my area....but i purchased a little packet of seeds which I need to plant. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for showing us how to take something out of a box. Maybe for your next video you can show us how to put something into a box

Nice job! Awesome work!

those are very nice, Yes I def. think you could sell them , maybe even the person you buy soap from will sell them for you , have a great day

looks good, but I did what you did by putting the lid supports on the box and not inside the lid which makes a place for water to lay and eventually soak into the wood causing mold inside the hive.

Very nice tool to have if you use your saw a lot.

I always thought you had to take your chainsaw to a specialty store to get it sharpened! Good to know. 😁

This turned out beautifully!! You're getting handy with making all these cool things Nathan!

Great job, looks good. I think you can use it either way, looks good on both sides.

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wow that is a nice tool , cant wait to see what you do with these ,

What do you do when you need add honey frames.

I need to go get some nice wood to make a clock, ok now where do I get one of those nifty things?

Woooo looks cold there!! 🥶 That's really cool how you made those boards though!

Granberg mill worked really well, nice looking wood.

How did the frames work out for you? Also, about how long did it take to make all of them?

that turned out really nice ,

I built the same one last spring (2021) Caught a swarm and put it in this hive. They love it! I think they filled 9 of the 12 frames! And thats without any wax starter strips. Good job. I hope it works well for you! It wasnt easy to build though.

I really like the heat sink beds around the outside. I was thinking about that until I saw your video, great idea. Thank you

Nice shelf! The stain is pretty and the rounded edge is a nice touch.

No single stihl chainsaw doesn't leave factory without testing in testing cell.This could be great chainsaw and something else is going on!

"Farming Our Backyard" Please name one advantage that the Layens hive have over the Langstroth hive ?

What was the issue with it?

I'm in the market for a battery saw myself

Go Mud Hens! 🙂

Great little helper you had there. Glad you got your fence secured.

Bee's are crazy busy all day! 🐝

Awesome job my new friend and it looks great! 👍 I'm new to your channel and I really enjoyed your video.. Thanks! 😊

how did you make the tongue and groove joints and the rabbet joints?

Happy cows! And better efficiency. That will be a time and energy saver for you.

Bet they are happy

I tried to make my first Layens hive frames this year. Due to limited shop space I use my table saw and circular saw only.. I agree that the frame jig is well worth the time. I build 14 frames and then had to build the jig to rework five frames that were twisted, warped and out of square. I also used a Dado on my bench saw for the rabbets in the top bar. For the side pieces I do a partial 1/4" rip on each side with a piece of 2x4 as a push block. I cut a step 3 3/4" long and 3/8" deep. Then just rip the blank up until the saw blade almost touches the front of the push block. I built a crosscut jig with a 3 3/4" stop block to cut the 1/4" strips off when the side pieces are set on their side(s). I set the table saw blade tilt at a 45 degree angle and the depth to cut at the right spot each time. Any trimmings can be done with an utility knife. If there is going to be any equipment additions a sliding miter saw to crosscut the 8 foot dimensional lumber would be great.

Those are busy bees indeed!

Well I hope they all stayed in the new hive. I wish we could do bees.

Nice to see you

Good to see you back! That is a lot of tomatoes!

I only have tomatoes and mint lol

Wow!! 90 something tomato plants? #goals Are these a fall crop?

I had to take my tomatoes out for the year