Moving My Shop Overseas Part 2

[@DreamWorksWoodShop]

Hi Juan, I see you’re making progress as you move forward. Wishing you continued success in your move back to Argentina. It really is quite the process you’re going through. Praying that it all works out for you the way you hope it does and that you can retain the tools that you really would like to continue using there and continuing to share those awesome videos from Argentina. Safe travels my friend.😊 11:49

[@area50juan]

🙏🙏❤️

[@marmotwiyaka136]

Thank you for sharing your story, and particularly your thoughts.

[@area50juan]

Thank You for listening.

[@-MacCat-]

Upwards and onwards Juan. Good luck.

[@raymondjames9734]

greetings from Oregon. Nice shop thanks for sharing. Best of luck with your move!

[@area50juan]

Thanks Raymond, god bless.

[@joepeanut6827]

Isnt Argentina in South America.?? That's not overseas that just a different part of the same continent.Canada, America, and South America.. Anyway, good luck and I don't blame you leaving commy Canada. I live in America, and we are heading in the same direction as canada, Down hill FAST.

[@area50juan]

Thanks Man, yes Argentina is in South America but the moving container goes by ship on the sea. that's the only reason i said that.

[@joepeanut6827]

@@area50juan Gotcha, I hope everything works out for you. I would love to move there someday, my daughter has been looking at property there and it's really beautiful ares. God Bless.

[@area50juan]

@@joepeanut6827 I was born there and know a lot of people mainly Buenos Aires I purchases a home few weeks back and will purchase a farm once there, let me know if you need any help with anything.

[@emgiwoodworks]

Good luck with the move Juan, keep in mind that this is all stuff that you can aquire again eventually. The most important thing is that your girlfriend is coming along. 😎

[@area50juan]

Amen Brother.

[@hebjenogbanane]

Hey man I was just thinking, so don't mind me, but wouldn't it be rad to use the plywood and beams from the packing crates used to ship all your bulky stuff overseas as material for the first projects in the new shop? That way you could siphon back some of your money lost in the move in terms of material cost. It also opens up a lot of opportunities for stand-alone content and possibilities to market the items to your fanbase through your youtube channel. They would definitely make for a compelling story.. Aaaaaand I'm out! Good luck to you

[@area50juan]

Thank You, it is a good idea, however I'm not allowed to bring any raw wood including pallets, if i use pallets i have to pay 1800 bucks fumigation fee. for that mater i have many rough turned wood bowls that i have to either finish , sell or give away.