Hoop Barn Gone‼️ Shop Plans 🧱 | Weekly Peek Ep337
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2021
- Gary goes over the new plan for the shop. We fill in the details and behind the scenes of taking down the hoop barn. How many slabs were hidden under the hoops? Does Bryson really take ALL his cans into the recycle? Watch the excitement build to making our new shop a reality :) We appreciate you! Hope you are having a great Holiday season ❤️
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"I am not an expert driving this thing," proceeds to thread the needle with rebar thru a hole on the scoop
I'm so excited to follow this new build! Also, that skid steer has paid for itself a million times over already in the time you've had it. Purchasing that was a great call.
it would be really neat to have a section of the barn dedicated to hold batteries and an inverter and then have solar panels outside that provide power for the apartment and the shop, with a switchover to utility power as needed. I think Bryson would have a ton of fun engineering that.
And an extra suggestion, you could make the solar panels on a tracking framework check out the channel
"Life Uncontained" Spencer recently built a big solar mount and put 48 panels up on it, but in this case look at the way he adjusts the panels for correct solar orientation at each season. Very simple and cheap to make.
Or Bryson could make a wind Turbine so they would have a hybrid system when the sun doesn't shine you can still create power I have one I brought 10 years ago still working well, that feeds into 2 x 12v agm 470 amp/h batteries outputing 24v to the 240v x Inverter as needed on that stand alone system I also have 2x 190w solar panels with 2 more to go up
That is my second system
My main is a 6.6kw grid tied system 😁
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
that would be a $50,000 install to make enough power to do all that
@@genghischuan4886 why? It doesn't have to power everything. Just reduce the amount you use from the utility.
@@FrankGraffagnino you did hear everything that he want to set it up for right? You obviously have no working with machinery or tools experience on the power draws and how much you have to have for some of the things he wants to do. just for some of the things requires 3 phase conversion. Solar is not cheap when you have high power draw equipment to run. It requires heavy duty cycle invertors and transformers and anything worth its salt is NOT CHEAP AT ALL. not to mention the panels it will take to make the power. The battery bank alone will be minimum 10-20k
@@genghischuan4886 I have a degree in electrical engineering. But maybe you just aren't reading what I said. I'm just proposing a fun solar project to power some things and have large things go to the utility as usual. Best of luck to you
I would get a can crusher, then you could get more cans in the fence area
It's so satisfying to put on some big boots and stomp on them. You have to make a slight dent in them first.
Make sure to lubricate all the joints on the skid steer, and check the hydraulic fluid! Basic maintenance saves a ton of money later! :) Also a small washer and dryer in the garage is awesome for not tracking muddy clothes through the house, I'd also say a shower, but you guys have the outdoor shower.
Ooh I love the idea of a washer in the shop
@@FrankGraffagnino Plan for the dream garage is to keep the garage clothes and mess in the shop! :)
That little skid steer has come in very handy it seems. It can do so much!
I wonder if you could use 4 shipping containers? 2 stacked on top of the other 2 between the existing buildings. then you'd have a lot of pre-made structure.
that old concrete foundation would be really cool around the pool when you guys think of designing that project
The new shop is going to look amazing! Question: Will you have a painting room? It could not only be for storing your paints on shelves, but having space to let things dry, too. In the hoop barn you had a plastic protected area, but I'm thinking you'll need one in the future...
the "painting room" could be "deployable" when needed and broken down and stored when not that way you get more out of the same space.
Whos the apt going to be for? Will it be a super adobe style or plain vanilla cement blocks? (you guys never really plain vanilla)
You're an amazing family and I look forward to seeing the new shop build. You all work so hard and it reminds me of my younger yrs ❤❤
HOLY COW!!! two stories? The plans are truly amazing. I am so excited to follow you guys through this. Health and safety to all, my favorite family (besides my own)!
Sad to see it go, yet excited for the new shop!
This was such a great episode. So much happened and it was great seeing everyone together working on a project. Loved this content!
We got a container this summer at the beginning of our cabin build. It looked like that shed of yours by the end of summer. But, we were grateful to have the space even if it is going to be a bear to tidy up in the spring. Thanks for bringing me along.
Gary is really going to miss that hoop barn.
You guys can definitely use the pieces of slab to make a nice walkway.
On this week's episode of My Little Homestead. . ."Hoarders, the self-intervention".
After years of keeping stuff because you know "I might be able to use that someday", our intrepid and plucky MLH family focus their efforts on a huge series of long-overdue tasks. They take $250 of aluminum cans to recycling, clean out the shed, empty and dismantle the hoop barn, throw away that old carpeting, and pull up some concrete foundation to start a new pile because you know "I might be able to use that someday".
Along the way, they encounter a rat snake, learn what not to do with a skid-steer, and find the long-lost engine from the Mercedes.
And of course they do it all themselves because MLH is all about the DIY. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode.
Well done folks. 😃
I would use that plastic from the hoop barn to lay over an area for kitchen garden it will kill the weeds then when you are wanting to do the garden just put cardboard down soil on top for what ever seed starts you need.💖💖🇦🇺
Looks so much bigger the yard looks.
You should build an aircrete shop and warehouse. It worked well for the patio!
Gary and Shelly you two raised 4 awesome children into awesome adults. 👏 Kudos for you two.
Agree completely. That means they're awesome parents/people themselves to begin with. 👏👏👏👏👏 👍 💕
its not how much are the cans worth, its How long did it take to gather that many?!
hey guys first of all Merry Christmas, second of all, how about using some of the hoop barn tubing to make shelving brackets or furniture (legs, arms of chairs, lighting, ect.). But what ever you decide i will be watching every moment. love to the family from England xxx
Here in Maine. Those cans are worth $.05 ea. small fortune. Bryson is so damn cute. Love him.
I love the dogs!!! They are such a joy to watch. Thank you for including them in your adventures.
That was very cool. I truly enjoy watching the work that your ever growing family works together. I look forward to every episode
What would you have done without the skid steer? Hope you gave it the TLC it deserves! Great job. So much stuff!
I loved Salsa barking at the Christmas Pig! I died laughing! It's a big world to Chip & Salsa! I also loved having this video and your family to start my Friday morning! Thank you!💚💚💚🙋🏼♀️
I love your videos! So inspiring and very entertaining to watch your amazing family! SUBSCRIBED!!
You all must have been exhausted after clearing all of that up? but at least now
you have a clean canvas to work with.
Hopefully the skid steer will make life a lot easier with this build
let the games begin !
Tony from Western Australia
I remember when you first got the skid steer, and I thought, how often can you use that? I'm just laughing watching this peek, realizing that it's useful for pretty much everything! Great effort and work this week. What an exciting project.
Wow!👍 A lot of hours and muscle power 💪went into that! Fantastic job!❤️ - Kim
Since you have all the grandbabies that come over and future ones to look forward to, You should put a slide from the second story of the garage for them to play! Just think how tuckered out they would get running back up the stairs to get to the slide again! And a Playhouse cubby space tucked into the upstairs that has the slide top in it or near it. Maybe put a kid door from the upstairs area to the play area so it's accessible from inside or outside. You'd be even cooler Grandparents than you already are!
If the space in between buildings are wide enough maybe you could put an elevated quonset hut on top for the upstairs apartment.
Pug storage shelves just what everyone needs.
😁😁😁
That little skid has been the best investment for you guys. You've gotten so much out of it since you bought it.
I took one look at that cage of cans and said, those refunds will probably cover the cost of the build!!! Nice job clearing everything out for you new project!! And I laughed a lot at Salsa barking at the Christmas pig
Thanks for sharing with us. What an EPIC job you've all done. That snake was pretty scary!!! You guys are so funny and STRONG! Love your family
except the rat snake
not scary
maybe surprising
but they are the good guys--you want them around--very docile--unless you're a rat!
Love that the hoop barn is gone!
So looking forward to the new shop build. It will be a fabulous build. Love the design of it and it's placement. Gary, looking forward to your creative roof system on the apartment.
I agree with a previous comment that you need a painting area. At least a paint booth. Also agree with having solar power for the apartment. While you're at it it won't cost that much more to have the solar power in the shop too. The inverter and batteries are the big expense. That would already be covered if you go solar on the apt. The extra (pre-owned) panels are relatively inexpensive. (They last for decades) Yes, you might have to have a bit of on grid power for some of the more robust equipment. Bonus is you, probably, can sell back your excess solar power.
FYI, old broken concrete slabs are often called urbanite. When placed with the finished side down they look almost granite like.
Edit: corrected auto- correct!
Hey Gary, you might consider including a pretty large designated storage area, or attached building, in your plans for the future. Some thoughts about this include:
‣ Concrete floor to keep things out of the dirt and to keep rat snakes out.
‣ Shelves and bins for small and mid-sized items. Create an inventory mechanism, like paper taped to each bin, to be able to easily find items stored in the bins. Then when you add an item to a bin, add it to the paper and the same when removing items from bins.
‣ Shelves like they have at warehouse stores for storing a few pallets of stuff (like buckets of paint). Ooooo, then you can get one of those snazzy pallet lifts or at least a pallet jack for pallets stored on the floor.
‣ Storage racks for items like lumber and pipes.
‣ A way to store plywood to keep it from getting damaged.
‣ Other. I'm not sure what else you need to account for, so I'll leave that to you.
I am so excited for you guys to get going on the shop. My garage needs to be done as well so I'm going to watch you first. I've only waited three years in this house LOL the last house we actually still had our things about this in the garage. Yikes God bless you and yours, jenwhite.
Oh I cannot wait for the shop to get build it's something that Gary been looking forward to for a while. I'm excited and I'm not even there.To cute the pup barking at the blow up pig.
So excited to see the plans for the new shop build.
That Skid steer is really paying for itself . I am so excited for this new project.
As always great job guys.
If you can add a washroom, just a toilet and sink, you might enjoy the convenience. I LOVE that my hubs has a place to wash up before he come in the house and a place to "go" when he, and his shoes, are less than clean.
Nice to see break down on hoop barn, good work done by all
How exciting, a big build. Can’t wait 🌈
So cool! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! I can’t wait to see what you all come up with.
I can see how excited Gary is. Wheels turning in his head. Can’t wait to see this build progress. He always has awesome ideas. Great vlog ❤️
Great job everyone. Awesome plans
WOW You Guys!!!! Fabulous work Family!
Really enjoyed watching the cleanup.
Your wire spool brought back memories. My dad would bring them home and we would wrap our arms and legs around the core and roll down the hill. Of course use them for picnic tables too.
Really looking forward to the new shop/apartment build! Well done team👌👌
With all the impressive, innovative construction and artistic accomplishments you have published, I did not expect to find your tearing down the hoop barn to be one of my favorites. It was well edited and told as a story, but that isn't the reason. Maybe because it shows a talent I identify with: constructive deconstruction. I have little construction talent and less artistic talent. But I can disassemble and assemble with joy and satisfaction. I like the new biilding plan and look forward to seeing it take physical shape. Sorry/not sorry to hear about Gary's pole.
Great job. Looking forward to the new build. ❤️
Very excited for the next build.
Wow just wow awesome work family.
I've waited for this for so long... I'm so happy.
You can do it!!!
I skimmed through the after live of the hoop barn. This condensed version is more my speed: I thank you.
Much luck, material, tool skill and craft(man/woman)ship into the new building.
Looking forward to Garen & Ellie's next adventure, and hearing from Shea & Skylar also! ❤️
Looking forward to the new build 🎄🎅♥️🦌❄️
It will be fun seeing the workshop build.
A nice pole barn would be nice with a nice loft in it
I just cleaned up my shop a few weeks ago. I feel for you guys 👍😁
So much joy! I love a good clean up! As a fellow repurposer, there is nothing like a fresh slate and a few loads to the dump to make the soul glisten! I vicariously live through your family, as I dream of having land for all my projects. Thank you for sharing your journey. Happy Shopping! And... Merry Christmas!
I love team work!!! So inspiring😀
SKID steer...MVP!!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
WOW! I can’t believe it’s gone! Great video!
Watching your video has certainly motivated me to go clean out my small closet! HA! I enjoyed your video and, as always, like y'alls sense of humor! God bless
I'm so excited....can't wait to see the amazing things your family makes with this clean slate.
That new shop is going to be epic! Great things come to those of unending patience. You guys are the best. Have a good weekend.
So the new project starts. 🇨🇦🥃
Skidder done!!
So glad that everything went well. It was a lot of work.
Thanks for sharing a very fun video 📹! 😊👍💕💕💕
Love this episode!!!!
Love your family from my family to yours we love you all thank you for your videos
Good Job!!! The Hoop Barn served it purpose!!!
Another great build. Looking forward to seeing y'all working together.
Another great video.
love the look of those plans, it's going to be interesting to see how it develops :)
WooHoo! Way to go! I am excited about the new build! It will be interesting to follow along with what is going on. It will be interesting to see who all you get to come and help. Love the idea of the new adventure. Love and hugs to you all!
Wow! Just wow!👍💪❤
LOL Love the pig. You guys have done an amazing job on clearing out everything and the new plans look great. So excited to see how things go.
Awesome works guys
I think that big wooden circle thing that Jared is rolling, could make a great table. All it needs is a little TLC.
I believe I suggested the dome/ hoop roof over the new Shop/apartment along time ago.
3:06 check the hydronic fluid/system the bucket slowly dropped while idling.
That was so kewl, and surprising when you fed Bullet, Bryson! It looked yummy!
The rest if the video was so satisfying!
Hi I’m a long time fan of your family and show. Wow what a big change. I am super excited for the new shop/apartment. Just wanted to make sure y’all remember to make the apartment upstairs safe from carbon poison from the work below. I wouldn’t want anything to happen to any of you. Love you all. Keep it up.
I wondered about that too.
Very entertaining!! When you speed up the videos it often feels like real life in 2021 :)
All your pets seem so well adjusted and abundantly loved.
Awesome family!
Keep on keeping it real!
Please please please a Spiral Staircase to to
the apartment above the shop. The possibilities are endless with that design. 🦋💟☮️🦋
Fantastic video.
I use to work in a welding shop. There was an apartment above it. Do whatever is necessary to keep the odors/smoke/soot from rising into the apartment.
Wow, looks great ! Love yall!
That was exciting to see it all clean up and see how you were gonna lay it out for the new one I think that's really cool and it was fun watching it get taken down
Around the 20 minute mark it dog barked. My 4 month old schnauzer puppy barked. My tabby's tail looked like a raccoon's tail as she began to search for the invading dog. Meanwhile, my Siamese was totally unphased. 4-legged fur babes keep things interesting. Btw, excellent job prepping for the takedown of the hoop barn. Who's apartment will be on the second floor of the new workshop? Is the family expanding again?
Nice to see the first pass on the new shop design. I didn't know you planned on putting an apartment above it. I guess the roofs of the two small buildings will become balconies for the apartment.
Once the building is complete, then will come numerous vids of building shelves, tables, benches, and accessories for the shop, not to mention the finish work and furnishing of the apartment. This thing will keep you guys in content for a whole year!
The little pugs are adorable
The snake and mom at the end was priceless 😳🤣
That's a quick clean up and demolition job.