With all the work you have to do on the farm, this suburbanite really appreciates you taking the time to record, edit, and share it with us. Always look forward to your videos, no matter the subject!
One of the major jobs on a farm: fixing things. I love to repair it better than it was, then you know it will be for a long time to fix it again. Great video, better than all the channels on my tv.
First comment after watching dozens of your videos and wanted to say thanks. I grew up partly on a farm in eastern Washington with Dad and partly in the city with Mom. When it came time for me to choose in the late 80's/early 90's where to go in life I chose the city and the IT world and never really questioned my choice as I headed wholeheartedly into being a digital world citizen with good internet access. Your videos stirred up a bit of nostalgia when I saw you box in under your stairs artistic as well as functional wood and steel. And as I watch more of your stuff...you're doing great things finding great new connections between the traditional analog farm ways and increasingly connected world we live. Between your family niche seed-growing operation, the distinctive terroir of Salem area ag land compared to my sandy Columbia Basin, rehabbing and upgrading a great old space with warm lighting, a CNC rig and plasma cutter I'm supremely jealous of, and the age-old process of digging up and fixing broken risers and mainlines. I could go for paragraphs on the nostalgia I'm feeling as well as newer twists you throw geometric shape files and a wire-feed to fix....well done! Oh, and a great farm dog that knows the ways of the Truck Force. Simply perfect. Thanks Justin! And....Go Cougs!
My family has a 2000 acre cut flower and vegetable farm in central Nj. Can't tell you how many times I've had to fix broken hydrants just like yours. The guys just always hit em. Love the videos.
OK, so I've been binge watching your channel now for the last couple of days. Absolutely amazing transformation from your first posts... Production quality, story telling, fabrication, application and everyday problem solving on a farm based life. You've done an amazing job of connecting with the viewer (specifically me). Very relatable, even coming from a different perspective. Kudos!
I have watched all your vids at least once and obviously enjoy them. I grew up on and around farms. I had a large extended family and all my uncles were farmers. Keeping stuff together and working was a constant chore and you are about the best at it. Please, keep them coming.
I love the video. When you work for a living you have to do what you have to with stitches, sick, or aches and pains. I always like any of the videos you do.
Really REALLY happy to see you making videos again Justin. That camera mount on Drake was a hoot! I also always pick up a thing or two watching your repair videos. Thanks a bunch.
Just got back from vacation, and actually feel oddly guilty for being late to this one. You make, even, the seemingly mundane into the most charming stories.
Awesome, man. I love the way you switch back and forth between maker-mode and farm-mode in your videos. This really captures both your work and work ethic. Nice video
The CNC is already paying for its self !! I tell you, I know you see your farm everyday and may not see it at times. You have a beautiful and well taken care of farm. Looks like a good life from were I sit !! :) Love that you are continuing your videos even thought your barn is almost done :)
Just discovered your videos this past week, and I'm really enjoying them. You've already become one of my favorite TH-camrs. Hard work, great editing, toss in some humor and all in real life projects not just made up stuff so you can make a video. The Drake cam in this one was great!
Justin you make some really crappy jobs so entertaining I agree with everyone else you have it going on with your style man so awesome. Willamette Valley never looked so good. You are truly gifted can't wait for more.
Farm work is hard work. Used to work on a dairy farm when I was a younger man, LOTS younger...lol Really appreciate your videos show us how to get it done.
Hey Man! You make such cool videos. seems like an ordinary repairjob, but it made such a good footage! Dogcam was so much fun. Keep on, man! Greetings from far Ukraine!!
I say this with extreme humor....but!!! I have seen you weld before and always liked what Isaw. My gf looked at those welds on that tie in and said "OMG!! looks like bubble gum! You should go there and weld his pipes for him." Then I had to explain pretty isn't always strong and ugly isn't always week. Keep up the good work. As someone who grew up on a farm I know the work is never done. Just a new day of work....LOL
yes another vid!! your vids from around the farm really make me appreciate all that goes into putting food on my table. obviously i knew it was a lot of work, but it's a different feeling when actually SEEING it. a big thank you to you and other farmers 😆!! how much are you loving that cnc table??! and more drake gopro please!
Willamette Valley looking lovely - you live in a great part of the States, and that's from someone who lives in a great part of New Zealand! Keep up the videos - I missed them, and it's been a real treat to get two in two weeks!
Thank you for a picture into the life of a farmer/food provider. I will personally say that I don't value food enough, not realizing that issues like this are probably all too common. "There's always something to fix on a farm." "I came for the welding, but I stayed for the agriculture."
Said "Yea" out loud when I saw the cap was fixed. Love your channel so much I'm gonna give the dreaded obnoxious unsolicited TH-cam advice - Get some fire extinguishers in that amazing barn of yours!! Maybe I'm just not seeing them in the shots, but there will be heartbreak across the land if something stupid (and it's always stupid) happens and a fire starts with no way of stopping. If the bright-red ones offend your acute design aesthetic, get some of the classic old metal flip-upside down ones. Anything to give you a fighting chance of heading off disaster. (While you're at it, maybe a video on crafting some lightning rods for the roof?) You & Drake are helping make the world a brighter, funner place as well as giving me ideas for the workshop I'm building in Colorado - keep up the great work and make sure it passes on for more generations on your farm!
Im a welder, but these videos make me want to be a farmer lol. Just enough welding that it stays fun, plenty of turning wrenches, hard labor but i bet the paycheck is worth it lol.
This place kind of reminds me of sweden, in fact its probably the only place ive seen (im young, have not seen everything) that looks similar in the us. Refering to the dronefootage in the end. Looks lovely 👍
Hey mate. Love the videos! Just a tip when exporting dxf from sketchup, make sure the camera is set to top view and also parallel projection. Otherwise things will be slightly off and make the export inaccurate. All the best and keep the videos coming!
Great video you put a lot of work into making those, well done. You are very handy with SketchUp but like someone else mentioned there was a lot of nodes on the circle, that can cause juddery cutting. Using Coreldraw or Solidworks I would only get 4 nodes on a circle. Maybe you have different format options with the DXF export, I find r14 works well.
Drake takes his job as supervisor very seriously. Good boy, Drake.
There's nothing like a field repair, but you take it to the next level. He won't tell you in words, but Drake loves you man.
With all the work you have to do on the farm, this suburbanite really appreciates you taking the time to record, edit, and share it with us. Always look forward to your videos, no matter the subject!
One of the major jobs on a farm: fixing things. I love to repair it better than it was, then you know it will be for a long time to fix it again. Great video, better than all the channels on my tv.
I really liked the Drake cam.
First comment after watching dozens of your videos and wanted to say thanks. I grew up partly on a farm in eastern Washington with Dad and partly in the city with Mom. When it came time for me to choose in the late 80's/early 90's where to go in life I chose the city and the IT world and never really questioned my choice as I headed wholeheartedly into being a digital world citizen with good internet access.
Your videos stirred up a bit of nostalgia when I saw you box in under your stairs artistic as well as functional wood and steel. And as I watch more of your stuff...you're doing great things finding great new connections between the traditional analog farm ways and increasingly connected world we live. Between your family niche seed-growing operation, the distinctive terroir of Salem area ag land compared to my sandy Columbia Basin, rehabbing and upgrading a great old space with warm lighting, a CNC rig and plasma cutter I'm supremely jealous of, and the age-old process of digging up and fixing broken risers and mainlines. I could go for paragraphs on the nostalgia I'm feeling as well as newer twists you throw geometric shape files and a wire-feed to fix....well done!
Oh, and a great farm dog that knows the ways of the Truck Force. Simply perfect.
Thanks Justin!
And....Go Cougs!
Love to see a Dog having a great life and obviously well looked after,just as it should be. Good on you mate
My family has a 2000 acre cut flower and vegetable farm in central Nj. Can't tell you how many times I've had to fix broken hydrants just like yours. The guys just always hit em. Love the videos.
OK, so I've been binge watching your channel now for the last couple of days. Absolutely amazing transformation from your first posts... Production quality, story telling, fabrication, application and everyday problem solving on a farm based life. You've done an amazing job of connecting with the viewer (specifically me). Very relatable, even coming from a different perspective. Kudos!
You and I share the same welding philosophy: If you can't weld well, weld a lot.
Great job.
I enjoy your videos.
Love those behind the scenes, farm life videos. Freaking hard work, man!
InstaBlaster...
I have watched all your vids at least once and obviously enjoy them. I grew up on and around farms. I had a large extended family and all my uncles were farmers. Keeping stuff together and working was a constant chore and you are about the best at it. Please, keep them coming.
I love the video. When you work for a living you have to do what you have to with stitches, sick, or aches and pains. I always like any of the videos you do.
That was a cool trick to print out the cope for the pipe. You make fixing irrigation look almost fun.
Loved Drake Cam! It should be a feature in every video!
Just wonderful, you are on the mark. The intro back. Man, dog, dirt, work, thought and action and a tennis ball.
Living in a beautiful place.👍🏻 great shot in the end.
Your videos are very nice and relaxing to watch. I'm not a farmer, but you make it all look interesting and beautiful.
I'm really happy to see your making videos again!!! You left me hanging all winter on that deck but it looks like it turned out real nice
Nice to see you back uploading videos again, missed the awesome content you are providing TH-cam!
Love the dog cam! Nothing beats a best friend farm hand!
Really REALLY happy to see you making videos again Justin.
That camera mount on Drake was a hoot!
I also always pick up a thing or two watching your repair videos.
Thanks a bunch.
Just got back from vacation, and actually feel oddly guilty for being late to this one. You make, even, the seemingly mundane into the most charming stories.
Awesome, man. I love the way you switch back and forth between maker-mode and farm-mode in your videos. This really captures both your work and work ethic. Nice video
Always a bright spot in my day when I see your videos in my feed.
Great video. Fantastic drone footage. It truly is a big country.
The CNC is already paying for its self !! I tell you, I know you see your farm everyday and may not see it at times. You have a beautiful and well taken care of farm. Looks like a good life from were I sit !! :) Love that you are continuing your videos even thought your barn is almost done :)
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Hey sorry my 1 yr old can’t be trusted with the TH-cam app. We love your videos by the way!
This is a hidden gem on TH-cam. Thanks again for another great video.
This is by far my absolute favorite channel! May not have a ton of uploads, but the quality is amazing. Keep doing what you do Justin!
Fixing a pipe has never been so entertaining.
I like these style videos where you're out on the farm, hope you do some more!@@rainfallprojects501
I missed your videos guys! I'm glad to see you're back. Thanks for taking us around.
Love you are back with new projects, thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family
You put together really clean videos with the way you edit. Good job
So happy to see your videos again man! Love your style and love your work! Hi from London!
I'm happy you finally brought the intro back. One of my favorite parts
Just discovered your videos this past week, and I'm really enjoying them. You've already become one of my favorite TH-camrs. Hard work, great editing, toss in some humor and all in real life projects not just made up stuff so you can make a video. The Drake cam in this one was great!
Awesome stuff, it's always enjoyable to watch your videos!
Two weeks in a row! Keep it up!
Justin you make some really crappy jobs so entertaining I agree with everyone else you have it going on with your style man so awesome. Willamette Valley never looked so good. You are truly gifted can't wait for more.
Man, everything about this video is so well done. I feel empty now that the video is over.
Farm work is hard work. Used to work on a dairy farm when I was a younger man, LOTS younger...lol
Really appreciate your videos show us how to get it done.
Great problem solving. Fantastic film Justin, thanks
Glad to have you back, entertaining and informative as always. Love the dogcam view too! :)
Hey Man!
You make such cool videos. seems like an ordinary repairjob, but it made such a good footage! Dogcam was so much fun.
Keep on, man! Greetings from far Ukraine!!
I say this with extreme humor....but!!! I have seen you weld before and always liked what Isaw. My gf looked at those welds on that tie in and said "OMG!! looks like bubble gum! You should go there and weld his pipes for him." Then I had to explain pretty isn't always strong and ugly isn't always week. Keep up the good work. As someone who grew up on a farm I know the work is never done. Just a new day of work....LOL
Drake cam was great!
yes another vid!! your vids from around the farm really make me appreciate all that goes into putting food on my table. obviously i knew it was a lot of work, but it's a different feeling when actually SEEING it. a big thank you to you and other farmers 😆!!
how much are you loving that cnc table??! and more drake gopro please!
New favorite TH-cam channel. Thanks Justin
Willamette Valley looking lovely - you live in a great part of the States, and that's from someone who lives in a great part of New Zealand!
Keep up the videos - I missed them, and it's been a real treat to get two in two weeks!
TH-cam's best kept secret. Really love your vjo"s.
Crap I ran with scissors. Classic. So happy for another video. Awesome.
If you brush loctite 290 threadlocker on a warm weld it will weep into any porosities and seal them up.
Drake must be the happiest dog!!!
Thank you for a picture into the life of a farmer/food provider. I will personally say that I don't value food enough, not realizing that issues like this are probably all too common. "There's always something to fix on a farm."
"I came for the welding, but I stayed for the agriculture."
Awesome video, so glad you're uploading again!
Keep up the awesome work Justin. Love your videos.
Thanks Mate, really well made and edited.
Hard work in the farm, but the rewards and the views are wonderful.GBY!
So excited to see a new Rainfall Video!!!!
Nice repair. Old Reinke core 10 spans are the toughest machines ever built.
Dog cam while working is the best sort of cam! I'll have to try it out!
Nice job👍🏼as a fellow farmer I thank you for sharing your fabulous shows 👍🏼cheers.
Dude! Really enjoy your vijeos! Enjoy the variety of your content and your casual yet sometimes funky presentation. Say hi to Drake for me! Cheers!
Man you make me want to get a farm!!! Great work
I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep it going.
I love the Drake cam!
I love the camera on the dogs back.. so cute
I was just wondering where you've been, good to see another video.
Said "Yea" out loud when I saw the cap was fixed. Love your channel so much I'm gonna give the dreaded obnoxious unsolicited TH-cam advice - Get some fire extinguishers in that amazing barn of yours!! Maybe I'm just not seeing them in the shots, but there will be heartbreak across the land if something stupid (and it's always stupid) happens and a fire starts with no way of stopping. If the bright-red ones offend your acute design aesthetic, get some of the classic old metal flip-upside down ones. Anything to give you a fighting chance of heading off disaster. (While you're at it, maybe a video on crafting some lightning rods for the roof?) You & Drake are helping make the world a brighter, funner place as well as giving me ideas for the workshop I'm building in Colorado - keep up the great work and make sure it passes on for more generations on your farm!
Drake has better camera work then some cinematographers.
The extra thought you're putting into the videos is showing. Thanks.
Im a welder, but these videos make me want to be a farmer lol. Just enough welding that it stays fun, plenty of turning wrenches, hard labor but i bet the paycheck is worth it lol.
That was fascinating. Great video!
This place kind of reminds me of sweden, in fact its probably the only place ive seen (im young, have not seen everything) that looks similar in the us. Refering to the dronefootage in the end. Looks lovely 👍
Great job.
Hard worker.
The dog stole the show 😂
Big YES on the Drek cam.
You make it look very easy
The Drake camera is great!!!!
Your videos are really entertaining, keep m comin!
Nice editing 👌
Haha! That running with scissors joke cracked me up! 10/10
I kind of wish the videos filmed by the drone would've gone on for hours. I love the scenery. I wish I lived there.
Wow - great video! I'm in awe!
“He doesn’t know digging’s my passion” hahaha I laughed so hard!
Gosh I'd love to have a cnc for my everlast plasma cutter. That was so cool to watch.
Hey mate. Love the videos! Just a tip when exporting dxf from sketchup, make sure the camera is set to top view and also parallel projection. Otherwise things will be slightly off and make the export inaccurate. All the best and keep the videos coming!
Nice truck👍👌...ok, back to the video!
That awesome intro is back! \o/
Very nice work mate, Cheers
Technology is cool.. it’s crazy what that that plasma thing can do.
Great video you put a lot of work into making those, well done.
You are very handy with SketchUp but like someone else mentioned there was a lot of nodes on the circle, that can cause juddery cutting.
Using Coreldraw or Solidworks I would only get 4 nodes on a circle.
Maybe you have different format options with the DXF export, I find r14 works well.
hope u keep uploading these videos.. greets from saudi arabia
Yr channel is overtaking Frank’s!
great video....very entertaining!
Thanks for another great video. 👍🇺🇸
Yay! He's back!
Drake makes a good camera man :)
Well done video and fix.
The table sweep with the push broom instantly reminded me of trailer park boys.
Soooo good to see you back. High quality contents ! And beautiful bra...
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