Hi Mojo maybe you could make your old mouse traps cat proof or will they fit inside the new ones?

What centers is your truesses? Also what did you use and centers going opposite way?

Gonna put Maizy out of work with those 😅 lack of mice is a good thing to have

Could you build a house out of them? I really like the look and would like to take my current brick facing down and replace them with blocks and add oversized trusses resting on the cinderblocks to vault the attic and give the house a magical whimsical cottage feel. Could you do it?

My name is John let me tell everyone how to get rid of moles cheap and very fast no traps no poison my Father is the one who told me this l set traps all over my lawn my dad came over to my house and saw the traps and he said John your waisting time and money on all these traps he said get in my car and he drove to the store and wheñt in and came out with a pack of juice fruit gum we wheñt back to the house he pull out all the traps and he said whatch he pulled out his pocket nice and wheñt to a mole run stept on a spot pushed it down he then put hi pocket nice in the ground pulled it out and put a piece of juice fruit gum in slit and did this in the run every so many feet and said the moles like the smell of juice fruit gum they eat it and they can not digest it and it kills them everyone try this and you will nevery have a hard time getting rid of Moles

thanks for tip

Awesome stuff, what are those metal strips called that hold up the insulation? And where are they sold? thanks

Do you have any details on how you attached the outer thimble and the boot? Wondering if you put the outer thimble on the inside of the exterior sheetmetal, then the boot on the outside of the sheetmetal. Then rivet together sandwiching the exterior sheetmetal.

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Today it let me post a comment go figure. I needed your skills yesterday, had call plumber to house $150 service call just to come out 😢

Thank you for explaining the lights. I have more parts to get.

The kitchen is really coming along!

Natalie will be so happy to have her kitchen!

Next time I have a plumbing job, I will be looking into getting a set of pex tools. It just seems so much easier than a torch and solder!

Now that I think about it, I've never had a leak using Pex either. I don't do a huge amount of plumbing but enough to make that pretty impressive😊

Great job Mojo! When we had our cabin built years ago, the plumber turned on the water after working for two days on the plumbing, and a fitting flew across the room like a bullet. There was water everywhere! Besides the wide open fitting there were at least six leaks. This was from a 'professional' plumber.🥴

Hi Mojo a great video as per normal, problem arises, problem solved, wow the pressure was frighteningly fierce strong as pressure washer, great job.

thought this was about trusses

Had the same problem after 1-1/2 year, changed the motor and fan this weekend, so far so good… I noticed that my original motor had some play on the shaft vs the new one

We have dogs & cats. Are these types of traps pet safe? If we order from you, can we get a break if we order more than 1? 🍯🐝 MikeTheBeeGuy 👨‍🚀

Thanks for sharing. I’m definitely going to plant some of these. I like that gnarly look too!

You should take the batteries out. They can short too

Great video. Very well explained.

What do you think about unfaced insulation batts without, and then cover everything with large sheets of vapor barrier? It might save all the taping detail. But like you said, often you just have to buy what's available in your area.

I cant wait to see that kitchen! I'll bet Natalie makes it real cute ❤❤

Nice to see some progress on the tiny house! ❤

Nice to see that kitchen being wrapped up! Natalie will be so happy when she has cabinets and appliances in there! ❤😊🔪❤

Hi Mojo nice video but I have to say so much to remember I don't know how you do it but do it you do wow that's a tongue twister if ever I saw it but jokes aside great job.

Just came for a quick check in on the tiny house. It’s happening!! You’ve made so much progress. All the nuts and bolts are almost finished. You’ll be down to the pretty stuff soon.🤗❤️🐝

I have seen a few youtube videos "showing" their method of doing this install. This description is by far my favorite.

You don't need to bend them more than 45 degrees it hangs on to it how would you hang dry wall or what ever

Moles are actually good. Maybe not in your flower garden. 😅 but they loosen up that darn Virginia Red Dirt

I had my doubts about these until i put them up and starting working off them i was up about 30 feet putting on shear panel. I have 10 of them and use them alot they really come in handy when i'm framing but have even use them doing siding too.

I bought a pair of these 2 weeks ago and deployed them on active mole paths and neither has worled. I can see where the new raised tunnel comes up to the trap and then goes around it. I did NOT touch the scissor blades with bare hands so no scent was on them. I also tried the spike type traps with 6 spikes and those dont work since when they go off the spikes lift the trap out of the ground rather than going into the ground.

Why does trying the tool kill it?

What aboit the gopher hawk compared to this for moles?

How did you hold your insulation in the walls before you framed out your walls?

Can you share the geometrical dimensions drawing of shipping container

eBay new carb 48-159 doll hairs already to put on

I would of used sand paper 400 grit and flat surface

I thought you had where every nail was memorized 😅 lot to do yet 👍😊

I'll bet Natalie can't wait to get in there and cook something!

Is Natalie nervous about drywalling?

I would hate to have to wire and plumb a tiny house with no basement! Yikes!

I like it, nice and neat!

Glad to see the little addition down to a punch list! 😊 I hope you show at least a bit of the kitchen drywalling!

Hi Mojo wow that was a punch list and a half I'm not surprised you forgot stuff good job.

Nice job on the installation of the log splitter ! Well done

I just watched this video even thought it's a couple of years old. The work looks tidy, but there are at least a couple of things that should be avoided. Twisting the fittings rather than the nuts is not the way they are intended to be installed (look at about 19:00 minutes into the video). The fittings should be held securely with a wrench or pliers, and then the nut should be tightened onto the fitting. If you do it the other way (twisting the fitting), you're twisting the end of the CSST against the inner seal, which can deform it and/or cut it. The CSST should be pressed against the seal, not twisted into it. There are other considerations, too, but those are the ones I wanted to mention -- don't twist, and hold securely while tightening. Viewers, keep in mind, too, that not all jurisdictions allow CSST to be used.

New Sub here! I love seeing how each tree has its own little personality, cant wait to watch them grow!