I'm constantly amazed at your knowledge. In the videos where you work with your hands, I think about how they sow, harvest, clean, cook pinto beans and mustard greens for your family and to share with others. The same hands that built the pizza oven for a precious daughter. The hands that give and receive loving hugs from sweet Charlotte. The hands that tenderly cared for your parents, and after Christ called them Home, those very hands of yours lovingly built their caskets. In a recent video, it looked like your knuckle was bleeding and it made me think of the love our Heavenly Father has for us and how His hands were scarred for us, provide for us, give unmerited love to us. I have great respect for you, Justin. I imagine your heart and all the work of your hands makes Him smile. God bless you and your precious daughters. God graced them with a wise, hard-working, loving Daddy.
I'm excited to see the new grain mill you are working on. I know I probably can't afford one, but others will be able to. Thank you for helping our country.
Wow.. very exciting to see what you are doing!! Deep South homestead told me about you… this is going to be needed so much!! So I will be watching and sending prayers your way!🌹
Hey Justin. I'm a new subscriber. Because I just heard Danny King talking about you. It is such a good feeling knowing that there are Good Men out there like You, Danny, Billy, etc.
It is awesome watching real craft work being done by someone again. My mom's dad was very similar to you, Justro. He taught me to lay brick when I was 9, framed, poured and floated a concrete driveway with him when I was 10. Tried teaching me to metal lathe about the same time. Wired a whole house with him when I was 12. Cut and installed a new window into an existing outdoor wall about the same time. He was always out in his shop working on something and I truly miss those days of being mentored, though, I spend time in my own shop now when I am not gardening or giving a lesson to a student. Thanks for sharing again, brother.
I came over to your channel from Deep South channel recommendation. I’ve heard your name mentioned before on Perma Pastures channel. I’m a new subscriber here. Keep up the good work. I really enjoyed watching this video. You do good work
Great video. I have a question, you talk about grits and corn meal but you never mention corn flour. Is it made on the same mill or is it made some other way? As you can tell I haven't be around milling.
Did you paint the sifter after you put it all back together? I’m just curious why you did it that way if you did because I would of taken it apart first but would have painted it before I put it back together. I probably won’t make a sifter anytime soon, but I see treasure in what others call trash and have reclaimed many items even before that was trendy. I wanna know if I’ve been painting stuff the hard way all this time! Thanks for letting us hang out in your shop with you! I hope we were all well behaved and you let us in again soon to watch you on another project. I even sat on my hands so I wasn’t tempted to touch stuff, but admit that blaster cabinet looked like a fun gadget to get to work!! 😁
I did, but only the outside, not below the screens. I guess it just depends on what you are working on Lea. Some things I would paint first. I enjoyed having y’all at the shop. I need to clean it up soon. It is fun, just blast away the paint and rust. Thanks Lea!
That's some beautiful work that you are doing.... I'm not too far from you...a hope and a skip over the mtns...the higher mtns...just the other day I inquired to someone about an inactive water mill ..They said long ago it use to be a mill...I was shocked 😳...I thought at 1st it might have been an ornamental....well I'll be....something to think 🤔 about .. I will be donating ..Thank Danny for letting us know about what you're doing....
I was listening to Danny this morning says you're in the process of making vertical mills and need some financial help. I may not be able to afford much but I'll send you a little bit. Just keep me in mind when you get them going, I'd like to have one
Do you have a video where you talk about the event in Nashville that Mr Danny spoke of? He sent us here to check out your channel and your work. He speaks highly of you.
Good morning! Danny from Deep South homestead shared your channel and your plans for providing Mills. My Holy Spirit instructed me “to feed people”, back in 2013. I’ve been obedient. Where do we donate to your mission? God bless❤️🙏🏻✝️
Thank you so much! Bless you and what you do. I am working on that and my mission is to keep it as affordable as possible for folks.Right now my PayPal. Thank you so much!!❤️🙏🏻 www.paypal.me/Justro2020
@@metcalfmills5679 thank you! You’re most welcome🙏🏻. I don’t have a PayPal acct. do you have a P.O. Box or a place I can mail it, please? I’d like to get on the list for a mill when you get it up and running. I’m starting a nonprofit to feed people in my area!
this is "giving new life to old stuff..
i like THAT..
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
It sure is. God bless you too and thank you so much!
Danny and Wanda sent me. Much appreciate all you're trying to do. I think it is going to be needed sooner than later.
They are tops! Thank you and I agree with that!
I'm constantly amazed at your knowledge. In the videos where you work with your hands, I think about how they sow, harvest, clean, cook pinto beans and mustard greens for your family and to share with others. The same hands that built the pizza oven for a precious daughter. The hands that give and receive loving hugs from sweet Charlotte. The hands that tenderly cared for your parents, and after Christ called them Home, those very hands of yours lovingly built their caskets. In a recent video, it looked like your knuckle was bleeding and it made me think of the love our Heavenly Father has for us and how His hands were scarred for us, provide for us, give unmerited love to us. I have great respect for you, Justin. I imagine your heart and all the work of your hands makes Him smile. God bless you and your precious daughters. God graced them with a wise, hard-working, loving Daddy.
I do t have words for this Mrs Linda❤️
Thank you. Love you
Well my goodness... I just learned about you from Danny and Ms Wanda. Mills- grinding- sifting.. YES! 😃😃 A new treasure to be explored.
I am glad that you are here! Thank you so much!
I'm excited to see the new grain mill you are working on. I know I probably can't afford one, but others will be able to. Thank you for helping our country.
Thank you so much Marian. That is my hope!
Wow.. very exciting to see what you are doing!! Deep South homestead told me about you… this is going to be needed so much!! So I will be watching and sending prayers your way!🌹
Thank you so much Christina! Danny & Mrs Wanda are tops! Glad you are here
Seems like your the kinda friend a guys lucky to have, not many guys like you around these days. Have a great day!
Thank you so much I appreciate that!
@@metcalfmills5679 anytime
Hey Justin. I'm a new subscriber. Because I just heard Danny King talking about you. It is such a good feeling knowing that there are Good Men out there like You, Danny, Billy, etc.
Thank you so much, they sure are the best and I’m thankful for them. Glad to have you here!
It is awesome watching real craft work being done by someone again. My mom's dad was very similar to you, Justro. He taught me to lay brick when I was 9, framed, poured and floated a concrete driveway with him when I was 10. Tried teaching me to metal lathe about the same time. Wired a whole house with him when I was 12. Cut and installed a new window into an existing outdoor wall about the same time.
He was always out in his shop working on something and I truly miss those days of being mentored, though, I spend time in my own shop now when I am not gardening or giving a lesson to a student.
Thanks for sharing again, brother.
Thank you for sharing this with me. I know everyone else enjoyed it too. I appreciate you Kenneth.
One Justro plow did a good job 😄 I hope Virginia feels better soon.
Thanks Ricky x2!!
I came over from Deep South Homestead and subscribed.
Thank you Karen, they are tops!
Your true craftsman abilities will bless you and others.🙏🏻
That is so kind, thank you Louella.
That is my hope..
Love the show j very good info but person learning off how it is done love it from steve c from state Oregon
Glad you enjoyed Steve! Thank you for watching.
Lovely work Justro. Made to last longer ❤️
Thank you Audrey!
You sure have the tools Justro, wow!
A lifetime of gathering RR..
Enjoyed! Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks AOS!
I came over to your channel from Deep South channel recommendation. I’ve heard your name mentioned before on Perma Pastures channel. I’m a new subscriber here. Keep up the good work. I really enjoyed watching this video. You do good work
Thank you very much. I am glad that you are here!
Looks great , wow you made it look brand new. Have a good one.
Thanks TPaw!
Hello brother good to see you again 🤝 let's get into the video 👍
Thanks FMM!!
Daggum!! You’re fast at getting those staples out lol
Just trying to save time Paul! Lol
Great video! Learned about you from Deep South homestead!
Danny and Wanda are tops! Thank you and glad to have you here.
Great video. I have a question, you talk about grits and corn meal but you never mention corn flour. Is it made on the same mill or is it made some other way? As you can tell I haven't be around milling.
Yes it is. You just bolt with a finer screen than what this has and you can get the corn flour off before the corn meal. Thanks Steve!
Did you paint the sifter after you put it all back together? I’m just curious why you did it that way if you did because I would of taken it apart first but would have painted it before I put it back together. I probably won’t make a sifter anytime soon, but I see treasure in what others call trash and have reclaimed many items even before that was trendy. I wanna know if I’ve been painting stuff the hard way all this time!
Thanks for letting us hang out in your shop with you! I hope we were all well behaved and you let us in again soon to watch you on another project. I even sat on my hands so I wasn’t tempted to touch stuff, but admit that blaster cabinet looked like a fun gadget to get to work!! 😁
I did, but only the outside, not below the screens. I guess it just depends on what you are working on Lea. Some things I would paint first.
I enjoyed having y’all at the shop. I need to clean it up soon. It is fun, just blast away the paint and rust. Thanks Lea!
That's some beautiful work that you are doing.... I'm not too far from you...a hope and a skip over the mtns...the higher mtns...just the other day I inquired to someone about an inactive water mill ..They said long ago it use to be a mill...I was shocked 😳...I thought at 1st it might have been an ornamental....well I'll be....something to think 🤔 about ..
I will be donating ..Thank Danny for letting us know about what you're doing....
Thank you for the compliments Cindy! I love old water mills! I always enjoy seeing new ones.
Thank you so much! I will do that!
Your quite the artist my friend love the sifter 💯
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Good job , and I like the Red color on that mill. Looks great.
It will look a lot better when I get it trimmed and striped. Thanks Ricky !
I was listening to Danny this morning says you're in the process of making vertical mills and need some financial help. I may not be able to afford much but I'll send you a little bit. Just keep me in mind when you get them going, I'd like to have one
Thank you so much! I would love for you to get a mill. Watch my channel for updates! I appreciate you!!
Brilliant
Glad you enjoyed Kenny!
Do you have a video where you talk about the event in Nashville that Mr Danny spoke of? He sent us here to check out your channel and your work. He speaks highly of you.
Thank you so much!
I don’t, it is the Self Reliance Festival.
I am glad you are here, hope you enjoy.
Nice work Justro, thanks for the video!
Thanks and glad that you enjoyed!
Good morning! Danny from Deep South homestead shared your channel and your plans for providing Mills. My Holy Spirit instructed me “to feed people”, back in 2013. I’ve been obedient. Where do we donate to your mission? God bless❤️🙏🏻✝️
Thank you so much! Bless you and what you do. I am working on that and my mission is to keep it as affordable as possible for folks.Right now my PayPal. Thank you so much!!❤️🙏🏻
www.paypal.me/Justro2020
@@metcalfmills5679 thank you! You’re most welcome🙏🏻. I don’t have a PayPal acct. do you have a P.O. Box or a place I can mail it, please? I’d like to get on the list for a mill when you get it up and running. I’m starting a nonprofit to feed people in my area!
Danny from Deep South mentioned you were going to be at a show in Nashville. Where and when is the show ? I'm in the mountains of SC.
Hey Mark, thank you! It is the Self Reliance Festival in Camden TN.
Man you’ve got some neat projects going on! Where you recon I can get some of that Hickory King seed from?
I found it at R H Shumway Seeds, in stock, not two minutes ago.
Skip I have it, how much do you need?
I have found that most seed companies have crossed Hickory King. Pure Hickory has 8 rows of grains per ear. Thanks Vicki
@@metcalfmills5679 I stand corrected. Shumway described it as having 10-12 rows per ear, so it is definitely a cross.
Yeah I remembered seeing it too. I see pictures of Hickory King and not an 8 row ear in it..
Do you think your friend will allow you to video the mill and separator in action?
I will try it out when it is finished. Keep an eye out for it!
Do you think that sand blaster will take the new coating off of my new lodge pots and skillets Justro?
Yeah I’m sure Wendy. Then you would reseason them?..
@@metcalfmills5679 yes! I don’t like that bumpy mess!
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Thanks!
😁
Thanks Walter
What size screen do you use for grits
Most use a #12 screen for one grade and a #14 if making two grades of grits.
Still doing the livestream tonight?
Not tonight, I have not been able to get live to work.. I will put out notice as soon as I do.
where I Come From
Thank you
What Screen Sizes Do You Use To Sift The Cornmeal From The Grits?
#12 & #16