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It was a lot of fun and still holding up well I use it all the time. More restorations coming soon, thanks for watching.

That's a great movie. Pretty accurate depiction of the future too lol. Thanks for watching.

Thank you, it was a fun project. I have more restoration videos coming soon. Thanks for watching.

@@StocksFarm I am very curious

It's a lot of fun, the startup is the most involved as they have to be fed until they're established. My goal is to one day top off a 5 gallon bucket with honey. 🐝🍯

@@StocksFarm that would be great

Thanks, this one was a video I wanted to do for a long time. It was a lot of work but I had fun making it. Thanks for watching.

Thanks, I try to take my time with it and try to get good audio as well. Sometimes I will let a scene run a few seconds longer than I'd like just so a bird can finish it's call. The cicadas have taken over at the farm so getting decent audio quality outdoors is impossible now.

@@StocksFarm the quality shows. Keep cuttin'!

I watched them all

Thank you so much. I enjoy making them.

Thanks, it was fun setting these up it's the first time I've had hives in about 10 years. Good luck getting yours set up as well. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching, I have the longer version on my channel. Consider subscribing if you'd like to see more. th-cam.com/video/C7aNwB-68NI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=urT9Am5Y6XWEapkn

Thanks, It's been fun setting it up. The apiarist I get my bee's from lives in town and has around 45 hives. I actually got his number off a honey jar at the local grocery store.

Thanks for watching, I'm going to set up more hives soon. I'm hoping one day I can top off a 5 gallon bucket with honey. 😝 🐝🍯

Unfortunately I did have a 3rd shot of cicada that didn't make the final cut. There's supposed to be a lot of them coming up this year.

@@StocksFarm I actually though about starting a hive what is the startup cost?

I got this Vevor bee hive on sale cheap for $100, which is a great price compared to a lot of the ones I looked at. I think the ones they sell now comes with the plexiglass. I really like how it's coated in beeswax and doesn't require painting. The price of the honey bees themselves can't vary based on location and what route you go. Try to find a local apiary " beekeeper " to see how much they sell bees for. Assembly of the hive and putting bee's in it is pretty easy. If you decide to get some and you need any help with the process let me know and I'll help you get started with beekeeping. Thanks for watching. 🐝

@@StocksFarm what is the "not screwing me" range from a keeper? I am sure it varies but what would you consider an acceptable pay range?

Thank you so much. I'm glad you liked it. Hatching videos coming soon. 🙂

Thanks, it's nice to get back into beekeeping after so many years. I hope the hive makes it. So far they're doing great and I can't wait to be filling jars with honey. Thanks for watching.

Some people swear on grapeseed oil too. I'd like to try Crisco for my next one I've heard a lot of people say it works great.

It does, I got an extremely CRUSTY pan from the flea market and I put it on the gas grill on high for about 45min, all the crust turned to ash and fell off. I washed it and seasoned it with Crisco. Good as new!

@@Goldenkryptonite999 I have a chicken fryer that's rusted up pretty good I'll have to try that on. I'm going to a flea market this weekend and am going to have my eyes peeled for more cast iron. I've always wanted one those hanging kettles with the lid you can put hot coals on top of.

@@StocksFarm those are also called Dutch ovens, and you should expect them to be spendy. This is a great video.

@@OtherSarah2 Thanks for watching. So that's the official Dutch oven. I'll definitely be on the look out and like you said I expect to have to dig deep in my pockets. Lodge makes a cast iron grill called the Sportsman's Pro. They look really nice and are quite expensive. The vintage ones are highly sought after. Consider subscribing if you haven't yet I plan to do more restorations soon.

It turned out good even with just 2 rounds of seasoning. I have a few others I'm going to do in the near future a chicken fryer and a Dutch oven. Consider subscribing if you haven't yet. Thanks for watching.

😅 Thanks for watching. all of my videos are done without speech. Consider subscribing if you haven't yet I have lots more on the way.

It was a lot of fun but if I'd have left in all the scrubbing it'd have been an hour long video 😂. Turned out great I've used it a few times already. Thanks for watching.

I've heard lard works great and is likely what they used exclusively in the days of old. It's like fishing with night crawlers. Sometimes you can't beat the original methods. Thanks for watching.

It turned out fantastic. I soaked the mushrooms in beef broth before cooking them and I think it'll be a regular thing. Exquisite, 🤌 Thanks for watching,

I had the older Craftsman brushed model before and while it was plenty capable it doesn't compare to these newer high torque beasts. I think the adjustable power switch is my favorite feature. I have a 1982 Honda ATC restoration video using it coming soon and it's never been touched either so I expect some of the bolts to be quite stubborn but I'm sure this impact will handle it without any problem. Consider subscribing if you haven't yet and thanks for watching.

@@StocksFarm Yep! Sub’d a couple weeks ago. Thanks! :) BTW, I don’t see the ATC restoration. Checked your other “Playground” channel too. Is there a third channel?

@@emmettturner9452 It's not released yet I'm still working on it. I'm very excited it's the 3 wheeler I've had since I was a kid. Atc 200, pull rope start. Nothing fancy in that regard but a lot of sentimental value for me. I have a few others too including a 110 I might rebuild for my nephew.

@@StocksFarm I remember the big kids tearing around my neighborhood on those when I was a kid in the ‘80s and I was always jealous. :) Anticipating it!

Typically when I restore something for myself I'll leave some part of it in the original condition as a testimony of how it looked before. A creative choice rather than an oversight. Sorry for the confusion I should've added a caption explaining this. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching I'm glad you enjoyed it. I have a couple vintage chainsaws, hand tools and my old Honda 3 wheeler on the list for restoration videos coming soon. Right now I'm working on a cast iron skillet restoration, morel mushroom hunt and outdoor asmr cooking of them that should all be what's up next.

After doing some research I found these are available online from Amazon. I added a link to them in the video description. Thanks for watching.

For $20 it's hard to complain. Although I would rather it have came in a bit more durable of a case. One good drop will likely bust the clear plastic top. There's a blue model with a better case but they're sold out on Amazon right now. I think for basic stuff this will work fine but the bits and cutting wheels are very cheap. I'll be getting better ones soon.

I was skeptical when I seen how light it was. I swear it's lighter than my old 6 inch grinder. But there was a few times I dug the rxr spike in pretty hard and I never noticed the motor slowing down. I think it's going to work well for my needs but it needs to be bolted down. Thanks for watching.

It seems like it'll work out well. I managed to get it for $58 hard to find a decent 6 inch grinder for that price. Thanks for watching.

Yes you can. Here's the link to it. amzn.to/3OhTcgm

@@StocksFarm thank you good sir

Glad you liked it. Big forge build video coming soon. Thanks for watching.

I've cut through 2x6's with mine and it done a great job. Thanks for watching.

I'm glad you liked it. I should have a proper forging video coming soon and I'll definitely be making some blades. This was just a fun project but I don't intend to do any serious forging with this little guy. I'll be doing a big forge build video real soon. Stay tuned and thanks for watching.

I'm glad you liked it. I intend for my videos to have some overlap. I'll do a proper forging video soon to follow up to these two. Thanks for watching.

It's a neat little forge. Big forge build coming soon. Thanks for watching.

It was a fun project. Stay tuned for forging videos. Thanks for watching.

Glad you liked it. Was my longest one yet. I try not to ask much of my viewers and try to keep them short but I had to cut a lot of corners to get this one under 20 minutes. Thanks for watching.

@@StocksFarm was a satisfying watch so the length was aight haha

@@StocksFarm I think you might find that your viewers won’t mind some longer videos, especially if you DON’T cut corners. I would have liked to see you clean up (or replace) the mounting hardware, but at the end of the day a working machine beats a nonfunctional museum piece. Looking forward to checking out more of your projects!

@@mrimmortal1579 thanks for the reply. You're right about that. This video has been my most popular long form so far and I'll be doing less corner cutting moving forward. I considered cleaning up the hardware but I don't plan to do any serious forging with it but am considering doing a survival type video with it of forging a usable knife without electricity using it and a hand crank grinder. I'm gathering materials to build a full size coal forge in my shop with an electric blower and exhaust. Should have a video on it in a few weeks and then I'll be doing some more serious work. Thanks for watching.

@@StocksFarm far out! Wish you much success with your plans and your channel!

It's a long way from top tier but it gets the job done on this old 5/8 plywood. I just threw it together for fun. Thanks for watching.

As long as it gets the job done, it works well in my book. 😁

@@tamiking7943 it's kind of gutless but it plays the part. I'll probably be moving up to a brushless one eventually.