Here We Go Again - The Field Railway Rises Again!

[@Jacob-W-5570]

I like that philosophy; "I can't afford to finish right now, but I can afford to start."

[@ralpha679]

❤ this

[@ianstarcroft]

If its good enough for HS2... 😂

[@andrewsackville-west1609]

Sounds like my house build!

[@maxinlux6570]

You can't afford it, I can't afford it... Together we can make it work! Great stuff, Tim, all of it! From Luxembourg to Ireland, 🍻

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

That's absolutely brilliant - thanks Maxin!!

[@christianriedl4416]

Om broke at the moment but the railway must progress, no matter what.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Excellent! Thanks Christian!!

[@bobthevirus]

Here's 5 more bolts!

[@MrOpenGL]

A railway is a railway and I have an urge to finance it even though I am a poor student xD

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

That's very kind of you, MrOpenGL - thank you very much!!

[@tubularap]

3:22 - "It's a huge project, that I cannot afford to finish, but I can afford to start." - Well said. The right spirit for such a task.

[@isaackeyet2938]

Great to see this project ramping up again - it's been one of my greatest inspirations the last few years. Eventually I'll build one in Portugal (come visit!) Let's make this happen! Go Tim!

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Brilliant! Thanks very much Isaack : - )

[@CalebFaith]

I enjoy your projects but the railway is my favourite

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Excellent! Thank you very much : - )

[@TM-lo1im]

for some of the 500 sleepers 🪵

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Excellent! Thank you very much : - )

[@Countryboy2105]

FINALY back to railway videos I love them sooooooo much

[@henriklavett]

Buy some stuff for the railway 🚂

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Magnificent! Thanks Henrik : - )

[@DanielleMoren]

Good luck mate, may you build many miles of railway! One day I’d like to build my own, but for now I’ll settle for watching you build yours.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

That's brilliant - thank you very much!

[@fanOfMinecraft-UAs_channel]

Hooray! The railway is my favourite project of yours!

[@elchx86]

Danke!

[@elchx86]

KZbin didn't let me edit my own comment, or maybe i was just too stupid - anyways, it is always a pleasure watching! Towards the biggest garden railway in at least western ireland! Onwards! 😅

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thank you very much - brilliant!!!

[@mzimmerman1988]

Thanks!

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Brilliant!! Thank you mzimmerman : - )

[@ablox349]

We can do this together, we can do this!

[@Vikingwerk]

Waving enthusiastically from Montana!

[@mb-bz6ij]

Keep doing what you are doing, great job. Keep up the fun.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thank you!

[@TgWags69]

Just do yourself the favor of incorporating some sort of geotextile first. This will help in at least two ways. The first being is weed control because trying to mow and weed around the tracks and rail ties is extremely labir intensive which gets put off and renders the whole project a complete waste within a short time. The second being, to stabilize the soil and reduce attrition of the ballest into the soil. The final suggestion would be to install the geotextile and ballest first before adding the rails. As you already know, putting the rails first and then trying to add ballest to sodden weedy soil is not very easy or effective. You may say that you need some leeway to adjust the curves and such first, which is a good argument, but I would suggest building a section of test track that you can pull in temporarily to mark out the best path and then lay the groundwork. Cheers, I look forward to seeing the new project however you manage to get it done.

[@ayitatrainfan]

Let's build that railway

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Wow! Thank you very much! : - )

[@RCake]

Here's me enthusiastically waving from the EU mainland. I love the great garlic railroad 🤩😍🤩 and would love to lend a hand im person, but I fear it won't work out anytime soon.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thanks very much R! Brilliant!!

[@JohanHolmbergMalmo]

Your railway makes me happy, so here's some funding. Looking forward to follow your progress!

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Brilliant!! Thank you Johan : - )

[@Neppord]

Maybe you could have people finance one length of rail, and get there name stamped on it or something. I would find it a nice thought if my name was somewhere on your beautiful railway.

[@m-m8835]

This is a cool idea. Like the “buy a brick” initiatives for typical structures.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

It is a good idea - I wonder how to make it happen..

[@nace888]

@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 I was just thinking about this! Which sleepers are you using? I'd say use the CNC or router and put 3 names on each sleeper, one on each long side minus the bottom.

[@dougvandegrift8727]

A little off topic, but for your field railway, I saw something on KZbin about some railways have little remote controled tugs, also known as Critters and bugs. These are battery powered road wheels that push engines around using remote control. You mite want to look at it

[@ivo5369]

Díky!

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Brilliant! Thanks Ivo : - )

[@A3Kr0n]

Waving enthusiastically from Wisconsin, USA.

[@J1NYVE]

We have places in our area of Georgia in the U.S. called "Fun Farms" they have things like "you pick" strawberries apples or what not. But many also have fun things for kids and families to do. Like buy a ticket to go on a short small gauge train ride! Not sure how the law works in Ireland for a ride on a homemade railway. But I know my kids would love to ride on it. I would too. I would also think peddle cars on the railway would be a lot of fun too! Good Luck Tim!

[@dodgydioramas]

Yay, I love all your projects but the railway is my favourite, it was what got me here in the first place.

[@nace888]

All the love to the railway! Excited to see it flourish again! Do you have an updated map you can share? Super happy to contribute! Have you considered doing a small meet-n-greet for those that may have interest in helping build it up?

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Excellent! Thank you Nace : - )

[@sebbes333]

3:45 *Waves enthusiastically from Sweden*... :D

[@jonte698]

Thank you for your lovely content, love the rail project!

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thank you!!

[@Robotron-zg6mf]

That's a lot of steel track, hopefully KZbin will pay well, and I'm sure it will, great video

[@kevincurrie2052]

That’s probably the biggest muck heap for 50 miles too. 👋 from NZ. 😅

[@hippyjason]

Yeah! You starting your railroad is how I found your channel, originally. Glad to see you're finally able to get back at the thing that brought me here. :)

[@williamhuang8309]

Yayyyy railway videos are back!

[@nottiification]

Hurray for the return of the railway!

[@Rouverius]

Waving in an enthusiastic way from over here! :D

[@enilkja]

I have been waiting on an update like this for a long time. I’m anxious to see the project continue.

[@retr0bits545]

Yeah! The railroad is rising up again!

[@trainswithmark]

You could do something like sponsor a sleeper there's 500 of them (granted you'll never get all of them) to help fund the sleepers. Breaks it down to the rails, fishplates and pins then you could also do a go fund me or something for anyone feeling generous on the run up to Christmas. I am super enthusiastic to seeing how this project goes! The railway I have to say tops your other projects. Then again I am an enthusiast hahaha

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

It's a great idea. I'll have a think...

[@DastardDek]

"I can't afford to finish right now, but I can afford to start." Thats some good motivation right there. a little bit at a time is still progress.

[@ICUNA22]

Here is "emotional" support for the railway!👌👍

[@ZiMZiLLA]

The railway is what brought me to the channel and I've been hooked ever since. Glad to hear you're back in the garlic and railway game again :)

[@thatweirdone-u6q]

Same lad same

[@JDeWittDIY]

More railway. Yay! This is what I signed up for! :)

[@vladimirpain3942]

I don't know why, but it is just so satisfying to see man changing his world to his image.

[@JanHenk-k1b]

I wish you much luck (and joy) with this project, Tim :)

[@Peter-jo3wt]

Enthusiastically waving, from Michigan ❤😂

[@Vectrum0013]

the practical use for your railway is my favorite part

[@EMEME27655]

Make a gofundme so you can make the line

[@adamblackie2435]

Yes. Let us know how we can fund a rail or a few sleepers.

[@mdmx92]

*big enthusiastic wave* from Trinidad. Looking forward to seeing the build

[@clivesheppard8432]

At almost 79 (next Christmas Day is my 79th birthday) I can't afford any more than an emotional wave but...........I love your channel. I love your various gadgets and knowledge of so much, and having once built a 7 1/4" gauge around my own garden in the UK I am a miniature railway nut. Sadly there do not seem to be any here where I live now with my lovely wife of many years - North East of Bangkok in Thailand.but I do send you emotional greetings in support - keep going and if you come across an old moped engine - that has more than enough power to pull your muck train geared down so do make a loco as well huh? Must be a few smashed boy-racer Honda 90's lying on scrap heaps surely, from teenagers who thought they were budding Mike Hawthorne's.

[@MrEarthMinecraft]

ive always wanted to build a home built railway so i wish you good luck for ur railway building lad!

[@Noahkam_13]

I’ve missed the compressed air locomotive! Hope you get that beut going again!

[@gaspumprepairservice7009]

👋 The hokey-pokey .. THAT’S what it’s all about. Have fun and enjoy! ✌️

[@prestoncrewnarrowboaters8619]

Sad to hear your harvest was ruined last year,life can be so tough, much love to you both and all the best for next harvest and the continued railway project

[@francisjurksaitis]

This is legitimately the only railway I am interested in 👌

[@anapananapa]

I’m glad to hear the risk of vampires has gone down.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear inventor Tim 👍👌👏 Hooray 🙌, at last another garden railway video and even some vids in sight. I love this project. 💚 Unfortunately I live too far away (in Germany) and I simply can't even afford the shipping costs. But if, I would love to donate a lot of wooden sleepers, pegs (made out of old zinc coated water pipe and maybe already drilled in the way you need them), screws, bolts and nuts. I'm really sad that I cannot afford to support you in other ways than only being enthusiastic about your fabulous garden railway, giving 👍and commenting positively, sigh. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and especially health to Sandra, you and all the animals/plants. Post Scriptum: Your "get started" philosophy is great! 👍👌👏

[@Redundant_Communication]

The rails return! Glad you've had some more planning of it, these projects take time. Your tracks will undoubtedly see more practical use than the thing I built as I have not nearly the mass of material to move as on your farm. Carry on!

[@jeffrichards9329]

Well, that finally did it you’re my first subscription on Patreon. The railway was the project that first brought me to this channel, and it’s always been my favorite. It’s a great mix of practicality, fun, and eccentricity.

[@DianeD862]

How wonderful Tim something to settle down with on this winter’s evening.You really are marvellous 🤩 at what you do .Your good for our blood pressures and bring enlightenment to everyone.So so good luck 😉.

[@ericsevern]

Without hesitation, I offer emotional support. I love the railway.

[@veets1891]

Subscribed for the railway. Enjoyed the other projects. But glad you are getting back to it.

[@rossebbott1937]

I’m waving

[@noahrousseau8801]

This is super exciting! I love the videos about the railway

[@jessborn-c7z]

I hope I don’t spoil the fun but that sounds like a huge project, lots of metres, lots of work, lots of material... Have you ever thought about this: You have horses and donkeys, you could design a carrier for them in which they could carry baskets or buckets of manure. Make a footpath from the barn to the garlic and you won't have to load wheelbarrows onto a railway wagon. Ok, I can imagine that you don't enjoy this as much as building the railway... By the way: trekking with horses is coming very much into vogue. If you can design a good carrier system perhaps you can sell it, too.

[@Hyratel]

The whole point of the railway is to decrease the churnup of the pathway, and the truckwagon carries 3 wheelbarrows at a time by one person pushing. Plus it's cool.

[@MrGaiden100]

Yeah the railway should give you lots of views and be interesting to watch! Its a win-win! Also I want to see you make a small locomotive to pull it!

[@RubenKelevra]

Can't you combine the charcoal production with the drying of garlic? There's plenty of excess heat while producing charcoal :) You could also switch to enclosed charcoal containers (like old gas canisters) so you can heat it from below until carbon monoxide comes out of the single pipe. It gets filtered by running through a couple of buckets of water, and then goes under the container to be burned. This increases the amount of charcoal you get out of a batch of wood, as it's not actually burning, just giving off gas. :)

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

gasifiers are a whole new level of complications, Ruben. But very interesting. And garlic needs to be dried very slowly...

[@RubenKelevra]

@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 sure, but if you run a gasifier in a large building, it wouldn't be fast drying. But it could raise the ambient temperature enough to make the drying process better.

[@ajtopia]

Could we see a satellite view of the plan?? So happy that this project is starting back up again (:

[@Austriantrainguy]

Yay! If you want some planning advice for the next (ideally steam) locomotive you can always ask an Austrian 😊

[@TheHylianBatman]

Sorry to hear about your hardship, and terribly grateful to hear it starting back up again!

[@JG-nm9zk]

Good luck. Thats a lot of stuff to move.

[@mr.steamtrain]

I am really exited! Thank's for catching the project up again! 👍

[@16jan1986]

Sry but if it was a workproject i simply dont understand why didnt make a simple internal combustion loco a cheap 4+ hp engine of any vintage 2 speed belt drive and a cheap AliExpress reverse gearbox would be the way to go....also a cheap diesel is able to run on cooking oil/diesel/used lubrication oil mix making fuel cost low and a old petrol engine wouldhave slightly higher running cost but engine could be almost free in purchase...but anyway heres a bit of support

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thank you very much! And you're right, I might go with a ICB engine loco. Or an electric one. Or donkey powered..

[@16jan1986]

@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 you could repourpose tornado

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

I cant support finincially, but I can say that your railway work brings me great joy, and I'm rooting for you! I'm glad that the garlic railway is expanding once again.

[@SimonHollandfilms]

looks like a good route Tim.

[@gardenfork]

Tim, put your Patreon link icon up in the video for the End Card , people want to support you. Make it easy for them. 😀 Eric.

[@mandylavida]

The tasks that take the longest are the ones we never start, so good for you for starting!

[@jamesmisener3006]

This is good news Tim. It can only lead eventually to a new locomotive engine, thingy. Maybe a Mott locomotive! Its all good fun. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@crestfallensunbro6001]

i first subscribed when you started with the railway, and while the other videos have been enjoyable, im really excited to see you get back to the railway!

[@nameless5413]

glad to see garlic is back and hope the mini railway will not be ruinous project. i can not quite give any money for i have none so i at least wish you good and succesfull crop and miscelanious tat sales. maybe some mott sales too i reckon that little vehicle deserves some love.

[@conorgraafpietermaritzburg3720]

I would love to come and join you once I manage to get to Ireland 🇮🇪 😅

[@YIKES615]

Ambitious project Tim. Will be fun to watch.

[@elijahwerner6130]

Looking forward to the new railway, but for now, really enjoyed taking a virtual stroll around the place!

[@dellboygolf]

Good for you Tim, sending positive vibes. You are still my favourite thing on the whole internet 👍

[@lala77uk]

I hope you can do it that's how I found you,. Miss seeing the railway but do like your other stuff too.

[@richardbrobeck2384]

Great video !

[@forrestrobin2712]

Great to see you back!! Enthusiastic waving and virtual hugs from far away Ardèche !

[@HenrikLaurell]

Great news! Your other adventures are fun to, but the railway is why I found this channel. For the whole line, take it slow in the pace the wallet allows you to.

[@KarolOfGutovo]

YEAHH We are moving large payloads with reduced effort with this one 🗣🔈🔥

[@art1muz13]

Greetings from Torrance, Calif., USA! I'll follow for ''algorithm support. If I can do anything else, I will!

[@mischef18]

Wish you lots of luck with this bro. Safe travels. Ken

[@vandewieljeroen]

It would be fun to sell/buy a symbolic "Tim's rail ticket"

[@timeflysintheshop]

Well rest assured I waved enthusiastically! 😊😊😊

[@c.a.mcdivitt9722]

This is me waving enthusiastically from Pennsylvania! I'd come help practically, but my ancestors got a little fed up with the English. XD

[@ClipperDays]

No problem. The farm is in Ireland.

[@ouzoloves]

You will get on well with the Irish, where this farm is, as they also don’t care for the English

[@martinsto8190]

Oh my goodness! So many people are sending money. These people should deserve to be on a list of people who could oneday receave an exclusive coupon/discount for buying Tim's Garlic, Charcoal fertalizer, framed Art, or whatever else IronPig can sell in the future Thanks to these 🎉brave lads🎉 who take the finacial risk to invest in a litile industrial railway in WEST IRELAND.

[@grofffamilyprojects]

I am definitely glad I ran across your channel years ago!! Cool projects and a great attitude!! Definitely looking forward to seeing the railway expanded!!

[@corinheathcote9868]

We are all behind, bit far for me to help, but good luck.

[@edvinjohansson9625]

Maybe a locomotive would be good to have. I know you have tornado, but a much more practical loco would probably be an electric or gas powered one. Old golf carts are cheap if you come across them, and there you have a powerful DC electric motor with a throttle, which could run off a few car batteries. Or maybe a kids four-wheeler could donate its gasoline engine. Lifan makes cheap copies of old honda engines, the 107cc version is really popular in sweden. You can even get them with reverse and an automatic clutch. Used in good working condition they only cost around 200 euros where I live

[@Yeah-wf8rp]

Finally another RAilway video!!!!