Hewing A Log 1800's Hewn Log Barn Repair pt. 2

[@louparry7721]

Jared , you are so talented! I consider you a specialist in your abilities to do just about anything. I pray that you pass your abilities on to your son. These are the true gifts of family inheritance! May the workmanship of those that have lived before us continue to be displayed in honor of the talents they developed as they built this nation. God bless!

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you so much

[@danvanhoose6783]

Dang bud,what skill you have.I'm an old retired custodian with several surgeries behind me.stomach is completely mesh,and Achilles tendons busted in the air force.glad you pups still keeping the traditions going.

[@janetcutler9539]

Your a man with many talents, thank you for sharing your family homestead vlogs. You inspire people in your country and around the world with your knowledge and get in and do it energy.!! God bless you all.☺️

[@justjan147]

Your talents are amazing! I really enjoy watching you work your homestead. I've never seen anyone hew a log, let alone repair such an old and well built barn. Thanks for taking us along. We really love it! Be safe and God bless from Kansas. 🌻

[@IH1940HAY]

I sure like to see you work using these hundred year old principles. Good job.

[@stellacrowe3813]

Yeah boy that's what I call some fine workmanship. I love it. Blessings to you and yours ❤

[@anniesacres7835]

I enjoyed watching! Thank you for taking the time to make it.

[@IceLynne]

The beams look real good! Good work ~ I love authentic restorations.

[@suzannedeaton48]

Awesome job Flutylick homestead

[@preachersdayoff]

That's quiet a job for one man but you made it look easy. The ol Bearded Carpenter is still doing it at his age and I'm sure you've got many years ahead of you as well.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Preacher- now, I ain’t a day over...... uh, I forget..... hehe. Blessings to you, brother

[@steakandeggscynthiar.7714]

It take skill be to able to hew a log that smooth and get the right measurements. I love watching you work on the old barns. Great job. It will be a few years, but you can teach Fin and then you will have a helper.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you!

[@steakandeggscynthiar.7714]

@@FlutyLickHomestead Your welcome.

[@urbanlumberjack]

Great work! Love to see those old barns still in service. Those logs will blend in perfectly before too long

[@fitzpreacherfarm6826]

Man that’s pretty. I love the old ways. Great video Jarod.

[@strokerace4765]

Those Log Dogs are awesome

[@MamaTtoB-P]

Wow who says you need a big expensive saw mill 🤣🤣. Very impressive work. God bless & be with you all always ❤ 🙏 💛

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank You, saw mill would be faster but maby not as much fun lol.

[@georgewallacejr5644]

Good video today buddy good job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏼

[@georgewallacejr5644]

God bless y’all 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@marythornsberry6486]

Shoooooo------eeeeee boy you need some steel toed shoes on!!!!!!!!!! Mighty fine work!!!

[@willfo8358]

Nice 👍 educational video! Thank You 😊 and Merry Christmas 🎁🎄❄️🎅🇺🇸🙏

[@kathygarber9407]

You did it again Jared ....made a hard job look easy ! You have a wealth of knowledge from yesteryears ! I think that’s wonderful ...be blessed and favored always 💜🙏🏽❤️

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Jared, loved the ring that broad axe has! I understand what it’s like to be doing that by yourself. A lot of times I’ve prayed and got help from the Lord. He’s stoughter than I am. Boy, it would be fun to be there to help you on them barns. Maybe one day, Lord willing. God bless y’all

[@mrsdomino4196]

Leverage and gravity are wonderful laws of physics.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Yes! It’s amazing what you can do with a lever

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great job Jared, it’s really awesome watching you continue to reuse buildings of the past that just need some fixin done on them by someone who ain’t afraid of manual labor. You make your folks proud that you are a survivor and a teacher who is passing on their skills and willingness to work hard to survive. Your family is blessed to be a great part of history and culture of survivors. Thanks for sharing with us and continued blessings to you and your families. Fred. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you so much

[@RosatheSilvermuse]

I'm impressed

[@duanechadwick331]

Nice work

[@stuckmannen3876]

Love stuff like this!!

[@neilschipper3741]

Always a great video, now that's one way to work off a double-stacked apple pie! House of Hope those are steel toed boots you're wearing. Thanks again for sharing...

[@davidwatsonii9469]

YOU MAKE IT LOOK EASY BROTHER, MERRY CHRISTMAS

[@newdogatplay]

The hard way is still the right way some times

[@ritamoore3940]

I appreciate your channel so much. I love to see the old ways being taught again! God go with you and your family.

[@RonRay]

Thank you Jared. You took us back in barn construction about 150 years (..and the way it was done long before that.)

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you for the update on the homestead ! I know that is hard work and you made it look so easily done ! Take care , stay safe , healthy and have a very Merry Christmas ! Doing well here in Kansas .

[@theresacole2994]

You make, what I’d call hard, work look so easy. You use Your Smarts!! Good looking log work.

[@tylerm7987]

Awesome

[@ronmack1767]

Enjoyed the video Jared. That was interesting seeing how you shaped the new logs. Thanks for taking the time to produce the video. Hope y'all have a blessed Christmas. Take care and God bless.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Awesome job my friend.With a torn rotator cuff I can't swing the axe anymore. I'm sure the old one was mostly heart is why it lasted so long.

[@davidcharles3313]

Thank you for sharing and preserving a lost art. I remember my grandpa with an offset handle broad axe and I think he walked the log. Bless you.

[@suemcknight9051]

WOW! 👌

[@tommywilliams5450]

way better than I was God bless

[@finnbriody5387]

Great video Jered fantastic working with those hand tools Will you be making any Christmas gifts for the kids this year My lord and my god Patrick

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Haven’t made the kids one this year but have made some things for some other of the family!

[@tomsawyer247]

Or run the chain saw from end to end and save even more time. And put some axe marks in it for authenticity

[@ericritz932]

Good job on the old barn.

[@jazzymoe8300]

Looks awesome. Who taught you how to do all of this stuff?

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you, learned some of this from a friend and some old books and some just trial and error

[@btpearce]

Awesome Job Jared , You are doing an amazing job of keeping that old barn alive in authentic fashion . Is popular the desired wood for that kind of construction or was it just what you had on hand? Merry Christmas to you and your beautiful family :-)

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Poplar is very plentiful and easy to work. It does a fine job for barns and cabins! Just gotta keep it up off ground

[@markeldridge5723]

Good job. Where did you learn how to do that?

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

A friend from PA. and read some old books on it

[@markeldridge5723]

@@FlutyLickHomestead You really are good at that kind of work. Very impressive 👍

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank ya!

[@debean5670]

Brother, you need to get yourself some steel-toed boots before you hack of your toes.

[@fredhart7904]

Good job, how did you move the completed log into the barn area, tractor etc,

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

I scooted it on small logs and used a pry bar. It was not fun!

[@vernonvest9927]

About what year the first log.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Not sure the exact year but I’d guess mid to late 1800’s based on what I’ve seen from it