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Why thank you so much!! I appreciate it!

That's a fantastic tip! I forgot about the leaf blower, thanks so much!!

I hadn't thought about whether the bees are solitary or social, so that's a fair point. In our area, there seem to be a ton of them in mid-Spring to early summer, but they don't seem to really be together, whether in a trap or not.

Exactly! Level 1 solves the problem, but looks absolutely TERRIBLE! Level 2 will hopefully actually look good

Yeah, I wish there was a way to just deter them instead, but we have so many that nest all around. Fortunately, these traps seem to only attract the carpenter bees and not honey bees or other types. I should do some more research about whether deterring can work too though.

Thank you so much! Honestly, this is where I think I’m heading now. Tired of stuff that can be bought and want to surround myself with things I love, that also solve problems. You totally should!! Hmmm I wonder what a leather and wood bee trap would look like?

That's a great question! So far, the Level 2 trap has captured the most with the Level 3 close behind and the Level 1 in last. Which one were you thinking would work the best?

Oh that would be so frustrating! That’s barely enough room for lights!

@SouthernStyleDIY indeed. Its 12x12, but it's far from the worst part lol. Summers coming, and with it comes the 125f days with +85% humidity. Lol. But it exists. (Wife is a nurse so we keep cool bags of IV fluid in fridge just in case. Lol.)

@carterscustomrods oh no!! And I thought it got hot in Georgia, but not near that bad!! Yeah that’s a fantastic thing to keep on hand

Thanks for the feedback! Was it just the volume of the music, tone, or both?

For informational content such as this, I feel music is a distraction. Music sets a mood, which can be ok for a visual experience.

@rivernet62 gotcha! I really appreciate the feedback and make sure it syncs up better with tone. Thanks again!

Music is fine. It rocks like your enthusiasm. Mixed well w/hour dialogue.

Thank you so much!! I appreciate it!

Gotta get it finished sometimes!!

Thanks so much Ethan! It was definitely a fun project to make and I’ve been keeping the case on my phone ever since. Now I want to make more!

Thank you so much!! Hope yours turns out awesome!!

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it (especially coming from you having seen the awesome work you’ve done)!

Thanks so much! The wire was a last second idea and addition, but I’m really glad I added it (and it was free too from some old cords). Yeah, I really want to start doing that style more and get better at it. Helps hide when things aren’t actually clean too haha!

Thanks so much! Wish I had been able to revive the weathering footage at least

But I’m not a Jedi yet

That is fantastic advice! Thank you so much!!

Thanks! It’s fine! I’m fine! No freaking out over here at ALLL!!

@@SouthernStyleDIY Hahaha love it!

Gotta love that part of a project where it all might go wrong

Thanks so much and totally agree! Hopefully it’ll end up looking at least a little better after some weathering

Thanks so much! Yeah, I should have anticipated that, but didn’t for some reason. Definitely hope it’s salvageable haha

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

Thank you so much, James! I really appreciate it! More coming soon too! Thanks, David

Thank you so much!! I was really happy to work with them. I appreciate it!

Why thank you!

I might just have to do that, great idea! Oddly enough, the handyman one might be more difficult at least for me since those are my least favorite projects. Hobby ones though? Those get me going!!

That’s awesome!! Dang you had a lot of projects last year then, which is also awesome! Knocking out your list as you make it is a great idea since you carved out time to take care of all of it

Oh wow! That’s a lot of moving back and forth, but fantastic that you’re so organized! Wish I was that diligent with putting things back. Do you have anything that helps with setup or keeping things together while you’re working outside?

Oh awesome! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! And thank you! It was pretty nerve wracking along the edges. Definitely thought I messed it up more than a couple of times

Thank you so much! Yeah those long term projects take a toll for sure. Plus regular garage stuff doesn’t help either. I managed to isolate all of our kids’ stuff to an “in garage shed”, but that wouldn’t work for something like a vehicle

Anytime!! Hope it helps!

A perfect workshop isn’t getting enough use haha! It’s always a constant process. A little here and there goes a long way. It can certainly be tough to tackle when it becomes too much.

Very true!

Fantastic question! In the top right corner, it should let you duplicate it to your notion account. Once it’s there, it should let you edit absolutely everything. I’ll add that to the template as well. Thanks for asking! If that doesn’t work, I’ll find out why (my first Notion template and I might have missed a setting somewhere).

IT WORKED!!! THX @@SouthernStyleDIY

@Slabysz oh awesome!! Glad it worked!! If you think of anything that would make it better or that I can do to help, please let me know! Definitely want the templates to be as useful as possible and open to any feedback

Nice!! Keep it up!

Awesome!! Hope it well, but let me know!

It’s always top of mind at the beginning of the year (or after 5 or 6 projects). Absolutely! Anything you think I missed?

Haha! I hear you. It definitely FEELS super counterintuitive until it all starts going back. Had to fight my own combo of OCD/ADHD to push through it (audiobooks help). Yeah, casters on just about everything is HUGE! One of the things I’m most glad I’ve done

@@SouthernStyleDIY I actually think this approach would *help* with my ADHD. It would mean I can block all the noise of need to make this storage, need to change that thing out and just get everything into one place and then move on from there. The noise would still be there but with a fixed task of get everything onto my workbench it becomes easier to push that noise out, or at least make it quieter. Just goes to show that the way one person is affected by ADHD and good coping mechanisms is different to somebody else. Makes each no less valid or correct. My real issue would be, how do I make the required storage and things as I put stuff back in step 6 when my workbench/outfeed table is full of all my crap 🙂 Enjoyed the video though and lots of good and interesting tips

Just love your videos btw!@@SouthernStyleDIY

@welshwoodco thanks so much! You’re definitely right about how everyone gets impacted a little differently. All part of the fun right? Honestly, what I’ve also done before is clear some floor space off to the side and/or put some kind of temporary thing together. Cheap sawhorses and a decent sized offcut of plywood can work in a pinch. Then you can see everything and not worry about cluttering up what you’re trying to clean

@NewTestamentDoc thank you so much!! I really appreciate it!

Wasn’t trying to self-promote. What made it seem that way though so that I steer clear in the future?

Yeah it was a fast one. I might be able to find the dimensions for this one. It was awhile back (and by far not one of my better videos)

Thank you so much!! They were really fun to work on!

Thank you so much! Yeah it’s been helpful. Still room for improvement that I want to build on here soon-ish

Thank you so much!! The first music track is Tomahawk by Tigerblood Jewel. I found it on Epidemic Sound for use in the video, but also found it here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/gJJybpzcOcQ/w-d-xo.html

I don’t remember the exact dimensions (and don’t have plans or the project anymore). From memory, it’s about 6” wide and 14” tall with the circular part being about 5” in diameter. I really based the dimensions on wanting to be able to put at least 2 bags of peanut M&Ms in it and about 3 coming out each turn