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@@kylecrawford810 the belt would slip and start burning on mine. I had the first motor just burn up after about 6 months of use as well. I have found this is a good hobbyist machine but when I started using if almost daily it definitely didn’t live up to hard work.

@mikelenahan9253, lol. I’m 6’1”

@@DavidBoston-rx2yi I don’t have plans yet but I will soon so you can check on my Facebook page @beardedfamilyman for a link when I post it.

@@dennisboyd144 thanks for the compliment and I’m glad you like my version of these. Happy building and carving.

@Zdosse, as the builder I was invested about $500

@@derekshot5375 you’ve got to make sure things won’t break when you live in a area that sees more rain in one month than most states do in a year.

@@Jfav-y7l the base is 4 feet by 4 feet and just under 5 feet at the tallest part in the front.

@cblankenship3018, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. These trees have been extremely difficult for me. I have tried hundreds and only have 5 successful.

@larrystone5749, thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

@grandslamhoneinspection9138, Start by framing the hinge side of the door and add the hinges with just a couple screws in each. Then once the hinge side is square and moves freely you can cut the door to fit the opening. This will allow you to build the door to fit the building just in case its not perfectly square. You can add a small border around the outer edge once you are all complete if you need to have a better weather seal. I hope that makes sense and help, happy building.

@sonvo4095, that’s a window in her garage and if you need to run a backup generator it’s more than likely it’s due to in climate weather so highly unlikely any windows would be open.

@donaldmatthies6026, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. If you’d like to order a custom set you can reach out via Facebook @Bearded Familyman and we can collaborate on your set.

@@beardedfamilyman243 unfortunately I don't have social media accounts besides TH-cam, thank you though.

@@donaldmatthies6026 you can reach out via my business email. Beardedfamilymandesign@gmail.com

@benniebarbour6524, I’m glad you found the video helpful and you were able to get your finished. Best of luck!

@alx9018, I’m lucky to enjoy work and work at home. Hope you enjoyed the video.

@nevinkuser9892, they were just over 1 year old.

@213jjv, check the hydraulic strainer located in the block under the steering. There is a small orifice tube that can get clogged when pumps fail. I am not 100% sure with that model but I think you can adjust the pressure by turning the tabs on that same block. If you trace the lines some should lead to your PTO, power steering and front accessories if your tractor is equipped with it. Hope that helps and best of luck!

@markbaldwin975, I’m glad you found the video helpful. I would suggest checking your blades to see that they are evenly worn. If those are all equal then I would check the adjustments on both side rails. Hopefully that helps and best of luck.

@viewer2325, if you don’t want to cut into you dash the center console had easy access and a ton of space to add switches.

thank you for the suggestion I did not think of that but now I will look this over@@beardedfamilyman243

@viewer2325, I just piggy backed them directly into the reverse light fuse under the dash.

@WindRidgeWoodCrafts, thanks I am glad you enjoyed it. I don’t mind mistakes they are just opportunities to get better. Best of luck with your woodworking as well.

@WindRidgeWoodCrafts, Thanks I appreciate it. I add the exhaust port for my laser and my CNC so I can use either tool with the port.

@inhalethetrail3935, Thanks man

@lha9310, I hope you enjoyed the videos. We are hoping to get some more clams this weekend.

@ronakvaghani9573, I made the carving out of maple and the border is cedar so it will hold up to the Washington State rainy weather.

@Hateweek1984, I am glad you like the video. You will love the Onefinity it’s an incredible machine. I am in Rochester so just a hop and a skip from you.

@sideofhustle, I get these from my neighbor with his own mill for $2.00 a board

@@beardedfamilyman243 nice. just built 4 and the boards for me were just under $6 per. I figured you got it at a retailer because the barcode stapled on it.

@ccpanel, I use a 1/16 bit and pre drill the holes for the stainless steel screws. If you put one screw at an angle it will tighten the blades.

@anic6802, did you not compare them prior to swapping?

@@beardedfamilyman243 got it all figured, had a buddy thread the lines in , all working now

@billszymanski4844, I am glad you enjoyed the video. We live in a temperate climate in Washington so if she needed to run the generator the ambient temperature wouldn’t get extremely high so I didn’t think it was necessary to insulate the entire shed. She was only running a couple outlets so the generator wouldn’t be under a large load more at idle. I mainly added the insulation in the areas directly next to the heat source like the engine and exhaust.

I have no intention of upgrading after seeing all the problems some people are having.

@jacklegminercanada3866, I will have to give that a try thanks for the advice. Best of luck with all of yours.

@t.lweisco8055, man that just made my day!!

@jordanlouden8265, the top bolts can be removed by using a lot of extensions and going behind the motor from under the hood.