when you cut the weeds, can you just leave them in the soil? wont they just grow back?

Nice job

Great video!! I'm having the same issue, except I'm still getting blocked without being able to raise to the max amount. Did you completely remove the washer and jesus clip on the opposite side? (Where the bent washer was) So right now I have both washers and clips on either side, the belt is tight, but it won't allow me to fully raise. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the "locking lever to the left" part? Any tips you could provide would be hugely appreciated!

Happy Birthday! Holst's Jupiter is such a catchy tune!

You are a life saver! Thank you!

Thank you!!! I seriously need this tool. That looks much easier than using the common hoe. You sold me on it during your demonstration.

Black raspberries are my favorite. Those are looking great!

I've seen several of these Woodshed videos.. none are better than this.. I'm ready to build my own now.. subscribed .. well done A+

Happy Birthday

Garden looks great, as always! I have been happy with my berry harvest, zucchini’s, tomatoes and the first round of pumpkins. The beetles and stink bugs ate up my peas and beans, but I will try a second planting in the fall and be more diligent about picking them off when I see one.

What is the name of the finish that you used?

A+ Great video! Just what I was looking for. I would not have thought to use a reciprocating saw to finish the cut. Thanks

What was your measurement on cutting?

what product did you use to remove the paint.

Very nice! How did you seal the door so that water did not get in?

Would love to see a video of you making salsa verde! Garden is looking fantastic

I’m in Minnesota and just bought a couple of baby jades plants in pots with rooting. Brought them home to put in my own pots. Two questions I have are: 1. When keeping them outside in the summer as little as they are, should they be in direct sunlight? 2. When transitioning them into indoors before winter - what’s a good tip to not stress them out too much? AND how to get sun light for them in our long winters indoors? (Okay, maybe that was 3 questions 😅)

Just pressure wash that fence and seal or stain it and it will look like new.

Can you recommend the extension cord you used? Can you share link if possible

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Did you above the overlap or did you nail with the overlap?

Love the cozy cottage look! So do the birds and pollinators. I have a 1920s cottage and I love the natural look with letting plants do what they do. Your property is wonderful!!

Looks great, what stain did you use?

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I agree with you. Your space is much more beautiful than your neighborhood grass. Also much better for the environment around you.

So after 6 years, I think we will have a bumper crop of berries. We were only getting a pint or 2 of raspberries for the first several seasons. Plus the blackberries have finally come to life. Looks like we will be getting quite a few of those as well. Herbs are going gangbusters and tomatoes are growing well too. Planted what were labeled as BUSH cukes, but ended up trellising them to grow vertical, as there is nothing BUSH-like about them. Other stuff is doing just ok for now. Hopefully the heatwave and plenty of water will bring everything else to life. Your place looks fantastic!

Great review, Dad!

I just happen to come across your video and not saying this to be rude or anything but it might have helped to keep the tree trimmed back away from the driveway I would say that that is your responsibility to do that so that you do not have other vehicles running into it a lot you said that there were quite a few coming and hitting it was just a thought I would keep it trimmed back just so it doesn’t ruin the tree

Looking great Kris. I remember that mon gate being built.

Love it all! Thanks for the tour!

Like you, I am moving away from gas and oil. I live completely off grid in my acreage and generate my own power. I just ordered this unit based on your review for me clean electricity produced on site is the way to go. Thanks for the detailed review. .

I knew nothing about this topic and don't know much about garden in ng in general. But your video is so easy to understand. This is so helpful! Appreciate you spent time making the video available!😄

Stopped at 58 seconds. Holy cow! Your corners look way off.

"Four quarters"!? You guys keep finding weirder ways to measure stuff :D Very nice work though

It seems that this hoe works nice and easy on very dry loose soil. In the UK the soil is mostly damp because it rains often. So would this hoe work on damp compacted soil as it looks wonderfully easy compared to my kneeling down weeding by hand for hours on end hours

Can you use those to remove lawn grass?

Would there be a benefit to staining before reassembling, and were you able to just use the same screw holes or were new ones needed?

I am researching garden chippers as I am in the process of getting one, so here is my question for you ...... one year later after you made this video, do you still have this chipper, is it still working without issues and would you buy this unit again today after using it for a year. Thanks for the great video.

Nice work, Kristopher! Here in Zone 6b (MA), we have put a lot of effort in the last few years to increase the number of gardens and trees around our yard. We've added a number of raised beds and border gardens, and our "orchard" (two apple trees that also started as whips along with two pear trees that came to us already bearing fruit) gave us a nice harvest for the first time last summer. We cannot wait to see what this summer yields.

just hammer in the nut? threaded..special for just this?

Watched your dice video, glad you're still making stuff.

I love seeing the progress in the gardens! It's beautiful and can't wait to do some at my own home ❤

it’s an E clip not a lock washer

Beautiful job

I love mowing with this machine. It cuts great. It’s a nice mild workout.

I did not know you could add grit to paint, that is good to know!

Without (Geomesh) barrier mating, your gravel will trade places with the dirt in no time at all, resulting in the skids resting on mud. Although a fine job nevertheless...

I need this tool in my life

Its a great mower, I've had one for five years. One thing I've learned was that I need to sharpen it every season, and regularly adjust the blades, maybe once every couple weeks. Otherwise, over the years the blades get dull beyond repair. Basically this mower requires a lot of maintenance and babysitting to stay sharp over the years.

Thanks for your detailed review. After much research for an economical shredder I just purchased this Earthwise GS70015 from Amazon.