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Wooded Lake Adventures
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2022
Welcome to Wooded Lake Adventures, our TH-cam channel. The main focus of this channel will be detailing the adventures we undertake at a property we purchased in the Pocono Mountains region of North East Pennsylvania as we develop it into a retreat location for our family and friends. We'll also feature videos of outdoor activities we undertake from cutting and splitting firewood to hiking exploring the woods to finding hidden creeks and waterfalls to riding ATVs and anything else we may undertake.
113 - Cutting a Socket Holder
As the pole barn comes together we are bringing more and more tools out there. We need to start organizing them. What a better way to do so than building our own socket tray?
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112 - The Walls Are Closing In
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With the pole barn insulated it's time to put some boards up on the wall to close them in.
111 - Making Firewood
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We've got a pile of ash rounds to split up so we can make some firewood.
110 - Cutting the Cut Offs
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We collected cut-offs from a local saw mill. As is they're too big to fit in our stove so we're going to cut them to length so they can dry and be burned.
109 - Sharpening Our Stihl
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We've got an old chain on our chainsaw that has probably hit the dirt a few more times that it should so today we're going to try to sharpen it.
108 - Cleaning the Yard
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Sometimes things just need to be cleaned up. That's the case for today as we clean up the yard.
107 - Year One is a Wrap, A Look Back
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It's been a little over a year since we started our channel, here's a look back of the progress we made at the Wooded Lake property. Thanks for a great year...
095 - Why Are We Burning Our New Driveway Gate
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095 - Why Are We Burning Our New Driveway Gate
086 - The Dam Grass Echo Speed Feed Trimmer Head
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086 - The Dam Grass Echo Speed Feed Trimmer Head
085 - Landing a Plane or Planing the Land
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085 - Landing a Plane or Planing the Land
hi there good splitting , best to all john
Hey, thanks
Nice splitting . 👍🏻🔥🪵🇺🇸
Thanks. And thank you for watching
jesus sort your sound out unwathable
Some advice: 1. Cut the intro 2. Have someone else be the narrator… you sound like you’re falling asleep and now so am I
I seems like it's struggling, if you plan working on a pole barn, invest in something that has more power, it'll save you the frustration of not having the power to sink the longer screws and or bolts plus have a few extra batteries on hand
Love having brushes for my drills, i end up cleaning stuff i normally wouldn't
Looks great!
Thanks!
Hello , new sub here . Just found your channel .
Welcome, thanks for watching and subscribing.
That material is finely crushed stone 😮. Lol that's a joke, son. No need to comment on my comment.
Damn bird reminds me of my ex wife trying to make up to me after getting mad at her.
Ivory Billed? Maybe?
From different images we took that day and searching google we think it is a Pileated Woodpecker
@@WoodedLakeAdventures Yeah, I know. I saw one out a window (no camera) and checked my pocket Petersen's when I got home. Had to admit I had NOT made the viewing of the century.
I love your big boots, and feet after these boots🤤
Thanks for the review. I imagine folding it keeps the shipping costs down. Did your rocks stay at grade or sink?
If you can not spread best you find another job that suits you
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on our video. I am not the driver, simply the one receiving the material from the quarry. The drivers from the quarry will not spread the load, they simply dump it in a pile.
How did the first section hold up to full truck loads of stone?
No issues thus far with more trucks of rock and concrete trucks going over it.
@@WoodedLakeAdventures so not ruts forming? I saw some said if you drive on just fabric it would rip. Also wondering how well you think it will be a weed stop?
If you put the fabric down over mud, there will be ruts from the rock trucks (they are 80,000 lbs) when they deliver. After we spread out our base rock however we didn't have any issues with ruts. The fabric didn't rip driving on it with the trucks or skid steer. It will sink into soft ground, but once you put the base material down the fabric keeps the rocks from sinking into the mud and with a decently thick layer of rock there is no more issue of mud, ruts, etc. If you hit the fabric with the bucket's teeth while taking a scoop of material, you can rip it, if you're careful your fine. I couldn't really say about weeds, I would think it would stop them, but I'd reach out to Vevor if I wanted to know for 100% certainty.
So it drains well and blocks weeds? Do you know thicknesses? How long are rolls?
We don't get a ton of weed growth there as we are in the woods. Water drains through without issue. The rolls are 14 feet wide (folded in half, so 7 feet), the ones we used were 108 feet long.
I swear tik tok has the most ridiculous videos... just straight up pointless!
If you reverse the whole time, you can lay a whole trail. Less work w the bobcat. Js
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on our video. I am not the driver, simply the one receiving the material from the quarry. The drivers from the quarry will not spread the load, they simply dump it in a pile.
Does it come with the lid?
No, that's an extra piece they sell. We just purchased a cheaper one from Home Depot or Walmart that was a similar size though.
Looks great!! Ever consider some drains before you pour the concrete? Floor drains for easier wash down, and maybe a drain for future toilet/sink/shower.
Yes. Unfortunately this crew needed to finish their assigned work and move on to the next building. Once they finished their work, drain lines, vent lines, and conduit lines were all run by a third party contractor as this company doesn't do that.
How is this holding up? ANy update videos?
It's been holding up great. Love it. Will do a future video on it, sure.
Great video
Thanks!
All he did was slide his tandems all the way to the back. Most places truckers deliver to want the driver to do that.
New sub here, good luck with your channel. 👍TCT
Thanks for the sub! We're doing what we can to grow the channel and having fun with it.
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Needs new hoses
Lord, I've seen what you've done for others...
Oh back straps on the grill😊
How big is the structure going to be?
48ft x 40 ft
Probably should have put a washer or 2 on the inside of that wheel
And some grease on the axle.
I was thinking some type of spacer, washers could work, thanks!
Good idea, thanks!
I loved the clear bottles that you used!
Wow! Was the beaver the one swimming across the lake or the one that attacked whatever was swimming across the lake? What was the other animal?
Footage isn't the best zoomed in, but it is actually just a single beaver. Towards the end he slaps his tail on the water and goes under, many times this is a way to warn others of danger around (like us in the kayak possibly).
Just found your page an subscribed ... Good job on breaking down them big rounds
Thanks, much appreciated.
He looked close I thought the tree would bounce and hit him. That was cool👌👍😎💖
Modern pick-up truck front ends are ugly!
a much better idea ? th-cam.com/video/B8icIRNYBlw/w-d-xo.html peace
I'm making a mobile floating island with the 60 barrels I have thus far.
Looks good
Very neat!
Looks great! Love the t-shirt!
Nice design, the wood is wonderful
Nice job!
You have done a super job! I am very impressed!
The benches are beautiful! Using reclaimed wood is a great idea.
Thanks Suzy
LOVE the Hygrade shirt!! :)
Amazing work over here.
Much appreciated!
Nice work
What an amazing property! great tour! thank you
Thank you for this video. This is very helpful for my husband and I. We are doing this stuff as well. Huge fan! Like this comment if you found it helpful! May the lord be with you all!
Thanks for watching.