Thanks Paul! Great job! Those are really cute. Little kids will have a ball with those.Takes me back to the days when we had a playhouse in my Uncle's barn. WHRL does some interesting things. Love the concept of edible gardens around town. Hope you're enjoying your summer!😊

Thanks for tips! Very helpful.

Loved that you recycled stuff you had on hand.👍👍 I'm doing something similar...making a gen shed out of a used shipping crate.

Don't know of this is the ultimate or more professional guide, but gdam it's a good start. Thank you!

Great video

damn good idea. thanks

Nice Paul! I sent an email, but to make sure you know, I received the Mugs! Thanks! I will take them to the boat this week. Still in the beginning of my prep for heading South. Just ordered some spare Impellers. Searching for some fuel filters that won't break the bank!

I know someone who needs one of those at his restaurant.

Hey Mr. Paul! That's a cool idea. My Dad taught me to tie knots when I was a kid. That's a new one. Hope you're having a good summer. Thanks!

Thanks Paul!! I'll contact you via email. Wish you were closer, I'd love to come get a look at this build!

Thanks for the update. ( Setup Google Photos on your phone. Leave it open on your phone so the videos and photos will load. Open in PC and Download to PC. I do it on a regular basis. Hope that helps.) Love Your Videos.

You must have known that last night I was wondering how you're progressing. Looks great Paul. Thanks for the update!

Thank you very much for sharing ! I've wanted a trug for a while but I'm concerned the galvanized metal will cut into ripe tomatoes or fruit , that's why I think I'd prefer a flat bottom surface. Did you run into this trouble? Have a great day!

Great idea. I think I would have wrapped it a bit tighter, and put glue throughout, if I made one. But I don't have a table saw, to I'd have to find a handle from something else.

I know this must have seemed trivial to you, but it helped me out with a simple thing I was struggling with for some reason, so thank you. Now that I think of it, I haven't been on a construction site where a "Jig" wasn't used (industrial construction, oil & Gas mostly) They're the "unsung heroes" of building anything, really... Thanks again Bud.👍🏻

way late seeing this but would it be possible to just drill the holes through the tsquare and use the tsquare as the jig itself?

Thank you Paul!!!!! I don't think I've ever won anything in my life! Absolutely love the mugs! Very Retro! Woo-Hoo!❤❤❤ Looks like you're making great progress with the house! Thank you again!😊

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I always enjoy your videos. I see the build is coming along well. The lift is a cool idea. Thanks for the update.

I'd begun to think you'd disappeared on us. Happy to know you're OK. That makes working alone much easier. Hopefully you aren't buried in snow in April. Yuk! Thanks Paul!😊

Thanks!

감사합니다 Thank you very much

Awesome! I’m gunna build one tomorrow when I’m back in the shop!👍🏻⭐️

Your download link is now for a dinghy. I swear I downloaded your chicken coop plan before, but I can't find it. Was your link updated, or is it not on your site anymore?

Thank you sir it was just what I was looking for

Very creative, loved it. Thank you!

Thanks Paul! You sound like you're feeling better. That's looking good. Starting to look like a house. I like your methods of moving 4x8 sheets. That little one wheel dolly is ingenious. Didn't know something like that existed. Very handy. Have a super week!😊

Wow! You've made good progress in a week! Srarting to actually look like a house!🥳🎉 Congrats on 5000 subs!🎉🥳

Thanks Paul! That's looking great. It's like a giant custom puzzle.Know it's more fun watching it take shape than having to do the work.😊

Thanks Paul! Hope you're feeling better. That's a very interesting way to build steps. Much easier than cutting stringers. That storm was huge. Did so much damage to the coast. Sad. Stay safe & warm. 63 days 'til the first day of Spring!

Talked to fisherman at Milbridge House and he said he hasn’t seen a hurricane Downeast as bad as these two storms.

Uncanny. yesterday pre-assembled my generator enclosure. The design is VERY similar to what you built. I will be posting the final in-place assembly in a few weeks on my channel. My material cost so far is < $250.

✨🎉 Congratulations 5000 subs!🎉✨🥳 Looks great! I'm with you. I don't mind heights but I hate ladders. Hope you're feeling better!

Hurry up hahaha. Happy New Year.

How would I make the channel manually or another power tool? I don’t have cnc machine.

Nothing quite like free & positive publicity on a world wide platform. I'm sure the owner is appreciative of this. Well done Paul! 🎄⛄Merry Christmas to you &your family!⛄🎄

Merry Christmas

Really good food. Cash only. Merry Christmas!

That's super! Everything is so much easier when everything, including you, is warm and out of the weather. Thanks Paul! 🎄Merry Christmas to you and yours!🎄

Merry Christmas.

What is it like to work in that cold? brrrrrrr

101 days til the 1st day of Spring! It'll get there. I'm surprised you don't have more snow. Fingers crossed it'll stay that way. Thanks Paul!

Your too far North! Almost 70 here today, closer to 70 tomorrow(with rain...) Planning to go out Tuesday for a sail on my friends Hunter 37.5 (50 degrees forecast) to try out his new furler. Of course we will stop for fuel and have lunch at a good seafood restaurant while we are at it. Planning a cross country road trip after the first so I actually did the full winterization on my boat. First time since I bought her 13 tears ago!

Came over from Offgrid Whiskey and checked you out. Very nice so have subscribed to you.

I've seen some forums say that you need a jack stand every 15 feet on either side. What are your thoughts? I have a 25' Catalina that I need to get off the trailer for repairs, so I'm going to fabricate a set of jack stands. I think I need 4 minimum, but I'm afraid of being crushed to death by a sail boat (especially a swing keel which might roll on me instead of tip and instantly crush me) so I am thinking about making 6. Also, if I make the contact points of the jack (the flat head of the pivot point) large enough, do I need to worry about finding a rib to place the jack up under? I guess another question, is do you know of a mechanism I could use to adjust the jack stands under load so I can raise the boat as it is on the stands? I'm sure I'd need to use some spider and pinion gears like in a trailer jack to do, but maybe there's a low-tech mechanical way to go about it. Thanks Paul! ( I read your bio, I was born in 29 Palms (dad was in the Corp)). Thank you for your service!

Almost 5000 subs! YAY!👍Looks like exciting progress & looks good. Your construction is far more more sturdy than an RV. What a surprise that was when I tore up the floor and there was nothing to nail to. Like your way much better. Thanks Paul!😊

That looks very strong and functional. Looking forward to watching your build. Thanks Paul. 😊

🍂🦃 Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours Paul!🦃🍂

Great Project. I learned a lot more about Making Jack Stands which I might need for my future projects. Thanks

Looks fantastic to me! Interesting to watch you work. Man with all the tools and know how. Thanks Paul!😊