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Jared Brubaker
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2013
Contact at BrubakerTube@gmail.com
We are a young family, we have 2 small kids. I work a full time job and homestead on the side but wish I could homestead full time.
I have a beautiful wife Jenelle the keeper of the home, she enjoys canning and freezing vegetables and fruits from the homestead and helps me in my shenanigans when able.
I want to homestead because I want to do life together as a family.
Homesteading & DIY projects
Content to expect
Family
Sawmill
Gardening
Building farm buildings
Beekeeping
Farm animals
Butchering
Meat curing
And who knows what else, follow along on our small channel and watch us grow as a family and a channel.
I try to post a new video every weekend, but I’m sure I’ll miss one occasionally.
We are a young family, we have 2 small kids. I work a full time job and homestead on the side but wish I could homestead full time.
I have a beautiful wife Jenelle the keeper of the home, she enjoys canning and freezing vegetables and fruits from the homestead and helps me in my shenanigans when able.
I want to homestead because I want to do life together as a family.
Homesteading & DIY projects
Content to expect
Family
Sawmill
Gardening
Building farm buildings
Beekeeping
Farm animals
Butchering
Meat curing
And who knows what else, follow along on our small channel and watch us grow as a family and a channel.
I try to post a new video every weekend, but I’m sure I’ll miss one occasionally.
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Salt and Brown Sugar cured Bacon / No Nitrites
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You’ll love homemade bacon! Make Some Link to Hisea Boots. Use promo code “Jared” for 15% off. shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1968006&u=4180955&m=122274&urllink=&afftrack=
Butchering a Giant boar
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Knives we used in butchering Great inexpensive knife set that’s easy to sharpen and holds a great edge, great for skinning. amzn.to/3NGuyFT My favorite all around knife that will last a lifetime. amzn.to/4aAYqgm The links are Amazon affiliate
Why I’m getting out of Mangalitsa Pigs
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Why I’m getting out of Mangalitsa Pigs
Its Winter on the Mountain
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It’s winter in Muddy Pond Tn, I hope you enjoyed!
Nice Dirt Work with a Small Tractor
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Using my 1984 Tuff-Bilt tractor to grade my dirt
Saw Lumber using these Cheap Blades
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Chinese Cant Hook amzn.to/42edgWJ Logrite Cant Hook amzn.to/41Wi5DQ The affordable Blades I found northernwoodsmen.com/consumables/
Installing a Metal Roof on my Lean-to
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Installing a Metal Roof on my Lean-to
Rafters and Purlins! Lean-to Build (3)
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Rafters and Purlins! Lean-to Build (3)
Building a Barn on my House starts today (1)
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Building a Barn on my House starts today (1)
12x20 Cattle Panel Greenhouse with Roll Up Roof
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12x20 Cattle Panel Greenhouse with Roll Up Roof
Testing A 40 year old Garden Tractor (Tuff-Bilt Tractor)
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Testing A 40 year old Garden Tractor (Tuff-Bilt Tractor)
Corn Planting in Tennessee! Antique horse drawn planter!
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Corn Planting in Tennessee! Antique horse drawn planter!
i let 1/3 of my garden go for grass. i use a brush axe to cut it down for rabbit fodder. it sucks greatly compared to your scythe lol like you said in the video its a bit expensive but ive got 6 breeding does and 2 bucks and over 30 kits and over 10 grow outs so that scythe is looking better every day lol
Nice! That’s a pretty big rabbit operation. another reason I want the scythe is if rabbit pellets would become unavailable it would be easier to harvest large quantities of rabbit fodder, and I guess hay for my milk cow too😁
That is good tool I missed it. I was pretty good 20 years ago with that many hours of use. Let me tell you that handle is complete garbage just watch some Ukrainian vid on how it's supposed to look like and how to use. Look like you okay w use just make your own handle from strong wood. It's just straight with 90' short handle for right hand
Hope all is well … enjoy your videos….
Thanks Bob. All is well, I just got out of the habit of making videos.
It's been a couple of years. How have these held up?
The cheap one is still my favorite, it bites the log much easier than the logrite.
That’s pretty sweet! How are the bees doing?
The bees are doing good, our sourwood trees are just starting to pop so hopefully I’ll be able to make a lot of sourwood honey if the flow is good.
@@Jared-Brubaker yeah hope that goes good! Need some more bee videos!
Thanks for the reply Jared. 24" is what I am shooting for when I build mine............(someday)
Thinking about you this past week, wondering if all was well. Good to see it is.
Thanks brother, I didn’t mean to stop making videos, it just kinda happened and projects go much quicker when I’m not videoing 😁
I know what you mean. Having to mess around with cameras probably doubles the time on many projects.
29th or 30th your birthday?
Actually the 19th. But I turned 29
@@Jared-Brubaker Mine is the 29th, I turned 44 🤣 but I thought we might share the same birthday is why I was asking. I put my video out on the 30th, so i fugured there was an upload delay in there. Have a good day brother!
That’ll sure give you some exercise! Missed you on here. Welcome back lol. Good looking tool. I’d call them and tell them about that handle. For that much money they ought to make it right. Me and the misses are leaving pigeon forge, in the morning and are planning on going home through Crossville and up 127. We plan on stopping at your wife’s family store and stock up on some things on our way through. God bless y’all! Stay cool buddy!
Thanks! I hope you had a good trip, how did you like our new road?
@@Jared-Brubaker yeah I was surprised! That’s nice and I bet y’all are happy! You got a great looking garden! I recognized your fence along the road. We went to the family’s store and I got stocked up on honey and found a cool SOG multitool in the knife case(curio cabinet) and my wife got some fresh breads and a few other sweets. You live in a beautiful area! I didn’t see any sorghum growing or I overlooked it. Do they plant it later so it’ll be ready for milling in the fall? We noticed the campground on your road and may pull our camper down this fall and watch them make the syrup(and go to the flea market in Crossville). We enjoy coming down there. We went to Cades Cove last fall and watched Mr Guenther make syrup with his mules. I helped him set the pole on the mill and helped him pack wood to the cooker. I’m not much for just standing around lol. It was neat to watch. Anyway you take care buddy and I’ll be looking forward to seeing your next video.
@@ClarksKentuckyKnives thanks! It’s a good garden this year, Jenelle is doing great keeping up with harvest and canning. Yeah there’s a lot of cane growing but most fields are not visible from the road and it looks like corn at this stage. If you come this fall you’re welcome to stop in at our house and say hi!
@@Jared-Brubaker if I see you out I will. Take care down there.
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I may have missed it but where did you order the scythe from?
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@@Jared-Brubaker thank you.
Jared, what have been up to ? Haven't seen any new videos for awhile. Hope all is going well !
Jared, me again with another question. What is the distance from the top of the bunks to the ground? From the video, I'm guessing about 30". Is it a comfortable working height? Hope all is well with you and yours...............
Hi Harry, sorry for the delay I’ve just not been on TH-cam for quite a while but all is well. Mine is 27” to the top of the bunks but if I ever redo it, I’ll drop down to around 24”.
Getting the right box is harder than getting the Sheller.
Great video. I'm about ready to refurb and put a good table on my dad's. This is just what I needed.
Have you had any trouble with bands coming off? I track the band and it's running true. I make a couple cuts and then I power it up to make another cut and the blade Flys off.
Thanks for this Video. Shouldn't the front table be higher than the rear table pass the Rip fence?
Thanks. This helps a lot. Got a craftsman radial 100 from a friends dad and the table was all rotted when I got it. Now I have a garage and wanted to replace the table. Thanks
Put a half lid on top of the bucket. 👍
Nice ideas Jared!
I'm 71 now but when I was a boy in the late 50s and 60s I used to enjoy riding around with my Uncle on his Tractor or The Doodlebug as we called it. It was from the 1920s with steel wheels on the back and Uncle Harold had several home made implements for it including a cultivator similar to yours. That Doodlebug still runs and a few years ago I took my Daughters and Son for a ride on it. Thanks for showing us your piece of History.
Hey I met this guy recently!! Haha hi 👋
Hey man I’ve watched some your videos in the past and didn’t realize it was you when we met. That’s cool!
@@Jared-Brubaker same. Haha
That person is talking way to fast must be reading
I'm building my own and I was wondering if you could give me one important measurement? It's the actual height of the guide rails for the head
I've had mine since 1975 and it is still going strong. Last year I was cutting a small piece of crown molding and I cut the first joint off of my left index finger.
After so many years of owning the saw, what happened? Was it feeling comfortable with the saw that got you?
@@dostuffchannel I was as comfortable as I have ever been, have always tried to be careful. In this case I was trying to trim a very small piece of molding, wrong tool for this.
@@OldManPugh ok, good to know. I very recently got a radial arm saw and I'm doing everything I can to be safe including truing it up and learning from others experiences. Thank you for responding.
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Great video! Keep them coming
Nice work. Explained well and inspiring.
Thanks
Looks delicious!!!
You know it!
Great video. Keep posting. Nice guy. Hope you and your wife had fun on date
Thanks John
Well built
Great idea for lean to and storage
Thx for sharing
How did the whole ears of corn work. It's makes sense to put the stalk and all in the bed, it too will compost. Also how long did it take the pigs to turn it into compost? Thanks
Jared, Good mornin'. I have a question for you, what is the height from the ground to the top of the bunks on your mill? I'm trying to figure out a height to build my rail foundation that is comfortable to work with. How is yours working out for you? Have a good day...............Harry
Yum
good video and nice job kids were having fun. take care, be safe and well.
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Ooh yeah, cut me off a slice of THAT
Love that home grown bacon.
Yep! I’m sitting here eating it right now.
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Sorry, That's Iron Rock.
GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU, i was wondering if log stops could also be made of a hardwood, oak? Cheers from Iro Rock, Nova Scotia Canada.
Wow, your garden looks so healthy, good job 👏👏
hey i got one of these little tractors i am trying to get it going. can you send me pictures of the 3 point hitch in the front and back of how it hooks up the one i got doesn't have the parts for it so i am going to have to figure it out from scratch.
Hi Eric. Sure, email me and I’ll send you pictures Brubakertube@gmail.com
@@Jared-Brubaker i sent an email when you get a chance
Better being a red neck that a woke weak liberal.
А чего не кастрированный? Его есть не возможно. Он вонючий.
Nah, just ingenuity
Cow milk is for Baby Cows. Please change this around and stop making money off of exploiting and killing animals. Its not the only way.
I know a lot of animals are exploited, especially in KAFOS but I don’t exploit our animals, I honor all our animals including the ones we eat. It’s the only way. Thanks for your input!
@@Jared-Brubaker hundreds of “farmers” like yourself have changed their ways.
Hello OSHA! That’s OK though, we used to use fully-open, unguarded extended “sidewinder” saw blades in skilsaws to cut the bottom plates/mud sills out of frames openings just before we set the door jambs (and nobody got hurt).