My Wife Said This Was A Bad Idea....I Didn't Listen..

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Here is an Amazon Affiliate link for the Dewalt top handle saw I used in the video: amzn.to/4ebFrui

[@JCWren]

On the Ethernet cable you're going to run to the shop, I would suggest running fiber. You'll be far more prone to blowing up Ethernet switches and/or equipment when you're running copper. Fiber transceivers are pretty inexpensive, as is the fiber. Either that, or if you have line of sight between the house and the shop, you could run a dedicated radio link, using something like a MikroTik wAP 60G AP and a Cube 60Pro ac. There are solutions from Ubiquity and others, also. But whether it's fiber or RF, you really want to keep the two buildings electrically isolated. Even underground, if you get a nearby lightning strike, you'll introduce enough energy on to the wire to cause equipment damage. And if it's over 100 meters between buildings, you'll start hitting distance limits using Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a. For fiber, I'd use multimode (as opposed to single mode) fiber, and something like a pair of TRENDnet TFC-GMSC transceivers or maybe one of the FASTCABLING kits.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Thanks for the info. I already trenched it in since this video. I used a cat 6. I k ow the limit is 300’ and im at 368’. Not ideal but its just for shop wifi. I may take your advice and pull in a fiber in the future though. Thanks

[@JCWren]

@@SpicerDesignsLLC I'd recommend installing a pair of Ethernet lightning arrestors, something like a Ubiquiti Networks ETH-SP-G2 Surge Protector. I don't >think< they'll affect your Ethernet performance, but I've not used them on runs that long.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

I will check it out. I dont want to cause any harm to all this expensive starlink equipment.

[@tmbflyer]

Using a shielded Ethernet cable (STP or FTP) designed for outdoor use and ensuring it is properly grounded at both ends can significantly mitigate the risk of damage from lightning. The shielding prevents electromagnetic interference, including static and induced surges from nearby lightning strikes, from reaching the data-carrying wires inside the cable. Grounding the shield allows any electrical surge to be safely discharged into the ground, protecting your equipment. For additional peace of mind, lightning arrestors can be installed at both ends of the cable. These devices are specifically designed to protect network infrastructure by redirecting any surge caused by lightning to the ground, further minimizing the risk of damage.

[@3.0dmax]

368ft isn't too bad, but it may see some errors and possibly randomly drop the link speed from gigabit down to 100meg. I'll give a +1 for the fiber. I just put up a camera on my shed about 90ft away. Obviously less than the 100-meter ethernet limit, but I ran a fiber for the electrical isolation. I trenched some 3/4" PVC. Went with an armored simplex single-mode fiber with LC connectors. About $30 on Amazon. Smaller than duplex ends, so easier to pull and less damage risk, plus no need to buy a fiber prep/termination kit to put mechanical connectors on. Used a pair of QSFPtek 1310/1550 bi-directional SFPs. The 3km kit on Amazon for $22. Then a 4-port POE switch with an SFP slot at the shed to power the camera. I believe that was about $100. Worked out nice.

[@kiotimike]

Great work on climbing up and well down as well. You made a goo's bald eagle impression 😂. Cheers 🍻

[@lorenmeyer5290]

Great job that was fun!!!

[@larrysmith2481]

Keystone...my favorite cheap beer.

[@srenfreiesleben1028]

Well done mate on the drone footage. It made a really good video(except for the crashing :) )

[@765Guys]

I clicked on the video, thinking he must have bought climbing gear and is learning to climb. Instead I got a good laugh 😆. Glad the kids didn’t have to call 922. Keep up the good work! DJI definitely makes tough drones. Mine spent a month in a tree before falling, still works!

[@TKCL]

Great job! You got that big pine stump quicker than I thought you would. We have crazy tap roots down here on ours.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@TKCL i was worried about the tap root. Got lucky. Loving that Bobcat though.

[@plumbbuild6517]

@@SpicerDesignsLLCI’m going to be running a Bobcat just like y’all’s Monday morning I’ve got to replace around 60 plus ft of sewer drain line’s. I been on all kinds of different brands of excavators and that Bobcat is my favorite one so far I just sold my old Bobcat and the boss man has that same one and it’s so sweet 😅

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Great job! I never would have attempted that tree climb and cut!

[@OneEyeCustoms]

I’m still laughing at you climbing that tree!!

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hah! It was kind of nerve racking.

[@rantiksadventure1920]

Glad you made it out alive I thought this might be one of those in loving memory videos when you said “I’ll just tie it to my belt”. Also Would you recommend the DeWalt saw? And did the battery last for the whole job?

[@DudeRanchDIY]

Awesome job on the climbing and removal! Definitely not how I would’ve done it but at least you didn’t get hurt 😂

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@DudeRanchDIY thanks buddy! I figured a professional would have done it different. I give you credit, not a fun job.

[@nyc8452]

Would you be offended if I took out a life insurance policy on you? j/k that was some heroic Dad stuff - climbing a massive tree, rope around your jeans, chainsaw, daughters watching and a drone to operate. What could possibly go wrong?!?! lol You earned those beers mate. Glad you're safe and we get more content hah

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@nyc8452 hah! Ill take it. Was fun and nerve racking at the same time.

[@davesauerzopf6980]

That Bobcat is going to pay for itself in no time. Money well spent.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

I agree. I almost use it daily.

[@JohnSmith-tv5ep]

Kyle, good video! I like the camera shots with the drone, (especially the 'close ups' of the leaves!😂). Now that the stumps are out, looks like ANOTHER project is on the list, pushin the splitter build back ,.... FURTHER in the calendar year! Its all good.

[@adamtredo8803]

Dudes bleeping hilarious!! Luv the channel

[@IndyFarmLife]

Haha you are a cowboy! I only wish you had first person video when you were up in that tree. I'm sure there were some priceless moments.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Oh there was. I need to get the head cam mount too.

[@mlukegrady]

Love the coconut tree joke!😂 it definitely could cause brain damage 🤪

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Its been proven!

[@donlaporte2301]

Nice job 😀

[@lonewolfFirearms]

Great video, I had to laugh when you went to get the kids just in case you got hurt. I've done that so many times when I have a crazy idea and figure I'm going to get seriously hurt..lol.. I guess I'm not the only one who has done that. Look forward to your next video.

[@johnspoon923]

Great video! Good to be young and able to climb trees like that. Stay safe amigo.

[@vaughnmaurt5013]

I think it was a good idea! Anyway it worked ! Great job

[@danramos281]

Awesome job!! Thanks for the video.

[@jimjensen1414]

cuckoo in a nest ??? ha ha ha GOOD job, MR. SPICER

[@seandever2289]

Lmao 922, i was waiting for the keystone girl to say it was because the youngest said mommy would be able to get a BF. If it works and no one got hurt, it's not the wrong way to do something, it's just your way!

[@frankwrogg2515]

Alwaus the best sketchy sh*t on youtube.

[@rudyrivera7426]

Fun to watch! Thanks for sharing! 👌👍

[@chestypuller4591]

Enjoy the video as always. In the Marine Corps, back in the day, we learned how to make a "Swiss Seat" from a section of rope. This would act as an improvised repelling rig and was super strong and light to carry with the rest of the gear we had. Look up how to make one on KZbin. There are plenty of videos out there on how to do it. Get some simple climbing gear and use it to secure yourself when you go vertical. I don't think the keystone girl or your daughters want to see you falling out of any tree. Be safe brother.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@chestypuller4591 thanks for the info but most of all, thank you for your service. I will look into that for sure.

[@chestypuller4591]

Thanks for the response. My pleasure to have served and wouldn't trade it for anything. Swiss seat def worth checking out. I've made them a few times, climbed trees on my property and installed some heavy eye hooks and repelled down just for fun. Simple, old school stuff works.

[@roberta4989]

Aunt Joanie's here! MACHINE!

[@curtbernard755]

Good climbing skills that was a little higher up than I’d like to be. Done like a pro done ✅

[@Beefman-648]

I know you've dug the ditch, but look at a point-to-point wireless bridge. Ubiquiti makes some good and inexpensive gear. They can be used much longer distances, talking miles, line of sight. You can adjust signal strength to overcome foliage. Important to be concerned about different ground potential with wired systems. Be careful though, because once you get connected, you might find yourself living in your shop.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Thanks for the suggestion. Once i build the office out there i will probably be in there all the time.

[@wmweekendwarrior1166]

Good stuff

[@Scottforyoutube]

Classic Kyle!

[@dcmotive]

Jeez, my chinarse excavator hits a 1/2" root and is done. Guess I need a new bobcat. Your a madman with those trees. Seemed fraught with bad ideas, but it turned out ok, you must have some serious tree climbing skills.

[@PatriotUpNorth]

Nice camera angles! 922 that’s funny!

[@Z-Bart]

Excellent content. Glad you didn't die!

[@charliemurphy2523]

You are one hilarious MF!! Got a big kick out of this one. Daughter is gonna cal 922!!!! Priceless. The DJI is bullet proof, got one myself.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Glad you enjoyed it. The DJI cameras have been awesome. I highly recommend them.

[@JupiterMoJo]

Dude, not only was that sketch as shit, but made me tired just watching you do all that work. 🍻

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

It never ends. I tore up even more yesterday. I cant wait to get it all put back together.

[@leokelly359]

rule #1 the wife is always right! rule #2 refer to rule #1 if any doubt!!!

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hah! Well said.

[@plumbbuild6517]

I remember the days where my daughters would bring my keystone to me now my daughters are grown and moved out the oldest is now 35 and I quit drinking in 2016 , I do miss the days where my children were that size now I have grandkids and the older one is about to turn 16 and the other 3 are mostly lazy brats 😅😅

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@plumbbuild6517 hah! Thanks for sharing. I wish my girls would stay this age. They are a ton of fun.

[@plumbbuild6517]

@@SpicerDesignsLLC yes I really miss them days with little ones. Hold on tight because you blink and they’re grown.

[@chrisbridger3420]

Crazy shit there, love the video..922 was the speed dial number to the new boyfriend 😅

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hah! Probably

[@FFMcP]

I know that feeling after a sketchy plan your wife doubts "actually" succeeds, much to your own amazement...arms pumped in triumph, "I feel like a f'in bald eagle right now...CACAW!!!"...and 50% of the time karma bites you in the butt right after that moment...Glad this wasn't one of those time for you... 922=hilarious.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hah! Very true.

[@jk9086]

Love our Starlink. We got it a few years back. Stream videos at 4k all day.

[@brendonziegenbein5226]

"Your Leg" 😂😂😂

[@JohnDoeTheTroll]

I guess I'm going to have to get my dog his own computer. I'll make sure to add that to the costs list... 😂

[@danholmblad9925]

Good video again. Keep up the awesome work. God bless.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Thank Dan! Have a great weekend buddy

[@loulauer5853]

How do you get rid of those big stumps now? Is there a machine for that?

[@Outdoorsy368]

M A C H I N E, that excavator is just too cool. Back saver and hernia avoider!!

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

For sure. Got to protect the berries

[@prepper1013]

Bad idea? Kyle says, hold my beer.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@prepper1013 thats almost exactly how it went

[@OBD01]

good job on not dyeing. Drone footage of the pond noticed it kind of looks like a butt a big old flabby butt.

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hah! It does. I plan on removing the peninsula next year. Should look better

[@markknister6272]

At least you won’t have to explain what happened if you fell. Just watch the video..😮

[@anonymous_friend]

Tell mom she can get a new boyfriend if I fall 😂

[@richmiller2501]

hahhaha you crack me up!!! great video !!

[@RBallarddesigns]

If I had an excavator I would find stuff to do with it all the time too

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hah! Thats exactly what happens.

[@RBallarddesigns]

@@SpicerDesignsLLC Keystone Girl “ we need to plant this Daisy” Kyle “be right back with the Bobcat”

[@Blast357]

think you doing it right and im doing it wrong lol... i am lazy and i use a long 100' 1" rope and i just pull on it with my tractor, when the tree leaning, i start to cut, it will lean more and at some point i get on the tractor and continue to pull or somebody else driving while im cutting. my lazy way lol

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

Hey whatever works, right!

[@jimjensen1414]

just makin' sure, the "coconut tree" reference, was to brain-damaged K. Harris ???

[@brianloy6249]

Muckin futs , but always great videos

[@MatthewPierce9]

Love it!

[@charlesdeal8981]

Machine

[@2WildRazn]

Why climb the tree when you have a mini x

[@SpicerDesignsLLC]

@@2WildRazn i mentioned in the video i couldnt position it because of all the steep inclines right there. Might be hard to see it in the video. I could only get on the one side to dig it it up. I would have had to push it onto the house from that side. Plus the tree needed to be topped or it would have takin out other trees.

[@2WildRazn]

@@SpicerDesignsLLC oh ok I miss that part nice videos keep it up

[@JohnSmith-tv5ep]

First?!!!!!

[@brucemitchell5637]

Nope, I'm first!😊

[@tractorrookie]

😅Crazy man! Nice work! 🌲🪚🚜🇺🇸

[@lesterblade]

Brain damage hahaha! Been there, done that!