Good Morning Richard and Jennifer. Jennifer you have to keep him in line 🤣. Those sawhorses should last lots of years. My favorite was Marathon candy bars.
Thanks for sharing with us Richard and glad Jennifer made it up to help on this project. Helping hands are always appreciated. Those saw horses will be plenty helpful around there and with a top on for a work bench you can move it around with the tractor and forks. Stay safe and keep up the great videos and fun sharing . Fred.
I just had a thought, and I was hoping that someone in your family is going to want the homestead you have poured so much love, energy and effort. I am kind of sentimental and love to see it when families has legacies.
Because everybody needs a pair of sawhorses that could hold up the Empire State Building😁😃 With what box stores charge nowadays for a cheap, flimsy pair of sawhorses, could anyone imagine what the price would be for a pair like Richard just built? I believe those will be in the Knox family for many generations to come!
Yes sir...them right there are some full grown saw horses, should come with a "move at your own risk" tattooed on the tops. When I was about 14 years old my favorite drink and snack combo was Mountain Dew and a Moon Pie (about 50 cents). As for candy, I was partial to Goo Goo Clusters, PayDay and Chunky, but would never turn down Black Cows, Mallo-Cups, Zagnut or Bit-o-Honey. Love your videos! Hey Jennifer, what is brown and smells like old paint?
I really enjoy your video’s. If not for a torn rotator cuff, I would have been building a dove tail log cabin this winter. But will have to wait until the shoulder heals so watching your building process has been great for me during this time. Hope to be able to start my Chain Saw soon and then I can finally start building.
It's really a joy to watch someone who loves to do things themselves. Whatever you are building you do with a lot of consideration to the materials and the finished product. You are truly a great craftsman.
Good video and job. They look really nice glad you had help. I use to love power House bars they were made by Peter Paul. I have not seen one in over thirty years so Jennifer has never seen one. Take care, be safe and well.
@@SmokyMountainOutpost they were made by Peter Paul from 1966 to 1988 that's when Hershey took them over they had peanuts, fudge, Carmel and were covered in chocolate. They were big bars to Hershey stopped making a lot of there bars and candy. I am 61 you can still past for 28 years old Jennifer. You tube has there old TV ads. Take care, be safe and well.
Could have brought over the Makita chain mortise, cut them out and been back home before lunch. Have enjoyed cutting them by hand over the years, although it does get old quick. Nice pair of timber ponies.
@@SmokyMountainOutpost Nary a day does the Timber King 2020 allow time to interrupt it's feeding. Although could play hookie for a couple hours to cuts a few trestle ponies.
Hey Guys!! How are things?? Just cleaned a foot of fresh snow off my car. I was working away a few months ago - yes I do work sometimes ! Ha ha Ha! And I got a brain wave!! that was scary!! Anyway I thought if I could just put something on my car I could keep the snow off so I found a 10 x 12 tarp, put it over the windshield and front doors, tucked them inside a closed the doors. Then got two bungie cords and hooked them to the front wheels to keep them tight. Ill tell you does this ever save a lot of work - just pull the tarp off and all the snow comes with it! Wow! Am I ever smart!! Now If I could just convince my wife!! Ha ha !
Rich, those sawhorses are fantastic. They look pretty damn heavy though. What's your estimate of their weight? Just out of curiosity. Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
I’ve saw I’ve seen saw-horses like that under the keel of the Titanic in the Harland and Woolf shipyard in Belfast. Builders use 4x2 for their saw-horses because its cheap……….the customer pays for the timber. It is quicker and easier tomknock up a set on every new job than it is to transport a set between jobs. Stavros Stavros
I use a 2X4 set I made for working up my post and beams you have seen I’m sure. I made a set of bushcraft benches you see me use as a working surface. When I work up the logs, I needed a heavy set that didn’t move and shake to peel bark. They are doing the job!! I will make another set a little taller, use some live edge slabs on top and make a dinning table for the cabin.
Jennifer, A skeleton walks into a bar, orders a beer .....and a mop!!!! Opened my refrigerator and saw a rabbit sitting in there. I asked what was he doing and he said, " This is a Westinghouse , isnt it, I am westing!!!"
Jennifer, you are going to have to get up to the cabin more often. It is obvious that if you don't push the old man, he is just going to slough off on the job. It takes a woman's guidance to keep this entire project on track. Now let's see a bit more Project Management Girl. Oh, and of course, Will you be my Valentine?? Love, Rick
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Wow. Those are purdy and sturdy!
They are, Wayne!
👍👍👍💙💛❤Felicitari RICHARD, pentru felul tau de lucru . O salut si pe JENNIFER.👍👍👍
Thank you, Mircea! Hiii! -Jennifer
Checking in with SM outpost all the way from Cali
Heyyy Sergio!
NIce sawhorses! Squirrel nut zippers was my favorite candy
Sounds yummy!
Good Morning Richard and Jennifer. Jennifer you have to keep him in line 🤣. Those sawhorses should last lots of years. My favorite was Marathon candy bars.
Hmm. Marathon candy bars? I will have to look those up!
@@SmokyMountainOutpost, it was caramel in a woven shape with chocolate covering it and it was like 10-12 inches long.
Sounds so good!
“Boy Taking about heavy duty “ 👍
Yessir!
I liked thosee Ribbon candy that had an Anise flavor. We used to get them at Christmas time. 👍🇨🇦😎
Yess! I know what you are talking about. Yum!
Mayonnaise joke was good 👍👍🧡. I hope you'll be able to carry them around, dang.
Thanks! We used Big John!
Squirrel Nut Zipper Candy was a favorite back in the day. Nice work. They are really heavy duty.
That sounds yummy! I need to try and find some of those!
Thanks for sharing with us Richard and glad Jennifer made it up to help on this project. Helping hands are always appreciated. Those saw horses will be plenty helpful around there and with a top on for a work bench you can move it around with the tractor and forks. Stay safe and keep up the great videos and fun sharing . Fred.
Thank you, Fred!
I just had a thought, and I was hoping that someone in your family is going to want the homestead you have poured so much love, energy and effort. I am kind of sentimental and love to see it when families has legacies.
Maybe one day!
Great job Richard the saw horses look great.....
Thank you!
The sawhorses look great, my favorite childhood candy was cow tails, Carmel outside with white nugget inside, what a wonderful treat.
Thank you, Frank. They still make those. They are long sticks, right?
@@SmokyMountainOutpost Yes they are.
yep, loved chunky candie bars, and zero candy bar, can't forget krackle.
Krackle? I don’t know if I have heard of that. My brother loves a zero!
BABE RUTHS and OH HENRY'S were my favorates.
I don’t think I have ever had an o’henry bar.
Vaya Con Dios
Freddy Fender sang it best!
Jennifer, Spring Break should be coming up, hope to see more of you. Richard, you do awesome work! 😊
Girl, you hit the nail on the head! Yes, it is! I can’t wait!
Great job as always Richard! 🙂
Thanks, Michael!
Bazooka bubble gum!!!! MMMMMMMM
Love some Bazooka!
Bit O Honey, Malobars and Necco wafers. And good luck porting those sawhorses around.
They are so heavy, Clyde!
Because everybody needs a pair of sawhorses that could hold up the Empire State Building😁😃 With what box stores charge nowadays for a cheap, flimsy pair of sawhorses, could anyone imagine what the price would be for a pair like Richard just built? I believe those will be in the Knox family for many generations to come!
Those things are heavy with a capital H, Kerry.
Richard I love it when our kids think they can out work us LOL.............
LOL! I could never, honestly. He is to tough for me. -Jennifer
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Thank you!
hello from the Netherlands .
thanks for the video Richard and Jennifer .
Sincerely Hollandduck
Thanks!
@@SmokyMountainOutpost 👍
Kia Ora & Good Afternoon from Auckland, New Zealand ...great video bro.
Thank you!
Man it must be nice to work outside without a coat on your going to need Big John to move those heavy duty saw horses around lol
You are right, Sam! We actually used him to move them up on the hill for a few. Haha! Big John came in real handy.
Sturdy for sure. Man I’m impressed with the way you built it. Great video Richard, good to see Jennifer helping you.
Thank you, Marty!
Another outstanding video !!!
Thank You for all of your time and effort.
Hey ya'll, the candy that I miss from my childhood are the fantastic large "Charms Lolly Pops". Super powerful flavors.
I bet they are even better than their blow pops, huh?
Yes sir...them right there are some full grown saw horses, should come with a "move at your own risk" tattooed on the tops. When I was about 14 years old my favorite drink and snack combo was Mountain Dew and a Moon Pie (about 50 cents). As for candy, I was partial to Goo Goo Clusters, PayDay and Chunky, but would never turn down Black Cows, Mallo-Cups, Zagnut or Bit-o-Honey. Love your videos! Hey Jennifer, what is brown and smells like old paint?
What is a mallo-cup?
I have no idea, what??
@@SmokyMountainOutpost It is like a Reeses Cup, but with dark chocolate and marshmallow cream, I get them at Cracker Barrel...Yumm
I really enjoy your video’s. If not for a torn rotator cuff, I would have been building a dove tail log cabin this winter. But will have to wait until the shoulder heals so watching your building process has been great for me during this time. Hope to be able to start my Chain Saw soon and then I can finally start building.
Oh no, Ron! I hate to hear that. Dad battles with his torn rotator cuff as well. It is tough!
We too have heard them referred ti as "saw horses". They look great.
Thanks!
know it took a few days to build but those should last you a life time and then some great job
You are right, Clifford!
It's really a joy to watch someone who loves to do things themselves. Whatever you are building you do with a lot of consideration to the materials and the finished product. You are truly a great craftsman.
Thank you for your kind words!
Awesome video, cool and old school joinery, didn't know they still made chunky candy. I guess that dates how old we are!
Thanks! Chunky Monkeys are good stuff!
Those ought to hold a sheet of plywood!
Yessir!
Awesome 👌 job
Thanks!
Nice job
Thanks!
Nice👍
Thanks!
Tolle Arbeit wie immer einfach super gemacht und eine gute Mitarbeiterin 😁😊🤗🙂🙋♂️🇩🇪😁❤
Thank you, Josef!
Good video and job. They look really nice glad you had help. I use to love power House bars they were made by Peter Paul. I have not seen one in over thirty years so Jennifer has never seen one. Take care, be safe and well.
I may have seen one the other 9 years though, lol. I am pushing the big 40. 😳 What was in the PowerHouse bar?
@@SmokyMountainOutpost they were made by Peter Paul from 1966 to 1988 that's when Hershey took them over they had peanuts, fudge, Carmel and were covered in chocolate. They were big bars to Hershey stopped making a lot of there bars and candy. I am 61 you can still past for 28 years old Jennifer. You tube has there old TV ads. Take care, be safe and well.
GOOD MORNING
Howdy Terrance!
Just came across your channel Awesome wood working :) I like to play around a little with my chainsaw so I'm going to have to make me a set :))
Thank you! Welcome to the Outpost! We are glad to have you as part of the family!
Could have brought over the Makita chain mortise, cut them out and been back home before lunch. Have enjoyed cutting them by hand over the years, although it does get old quick. Nice pair of timber ponies.
We were wondering where you were, lol!
@@SmokyMountainOutpost Nary a day does the Timber King 2020 allow time to interrupt it's feeding. Although could play hookie for a couple hours to cuts a few trestle ponies.
Yes! That’s what I am saying! Whereeeee you been?? ♥️♥️
Hey Guys!! How are things?? Just cleaned a foot of fresh snow off my car. I was working away a few months ago - yes I do work sometimes ! Ha ha Ha! And I got a brain wave!! that was scary!! Anyway I thought if I could just put something on my car I could keep the snow off so I found a 10 x 12 tarp, put it over the windshield and front doors, tucked them inside a closed the doors. Then got two bungie cords and hooked them to the front wheels to keep them tight. Ill tell you does this ever save a lot of work - just pull the tarp off and all the snow comes with it! Wow! Am I ever smart!! Now If I could just convince my wife!! Ha ha !
LOL! I love your geniousness, Ted! I could not imagine a foot of snow. Here in East TN we haven’t really had snow this year. Soo sad!
you could run your tractor up on those saw horses and change the oil . lol ( i like )
He sure could, Paul, and they would probably hold it!
And it looks like you're making a Mongolian barbarian feast table frame
The slogan Open wide for chuncky
Bom dia casal
Hello!
My candy you can't find anymore was a " CHARLESTON CHEW "
What was it made of?
Nugent, caramel, and I think small chips of nuts...and of coarse covered In chocolate
@@SmokyMountainOutpost a short video of a Charleston chew....
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Mallow Cremes. Sometimes you can find them at Cracker Barrel.
I think I saw those sitting right beside that candy that I picked up for Dad!
Rich, those sawhorses are fantastic. They look pretty damn heavy though. What's your estimate of their weight? Just out of curiosity. Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
About 50-60 lb a piece
👍🏴
Thanks!
Kinda redefines "saw horses." Much more study than the 30 minute 2"x4"'s.
Absolutely, Richard!
Hello Richard and Jennifer how about Bit of Honey!
I have never had those! I must try them now!
I’ve saw
I’ve seen saw-horses like that under the keel of the Titanic in the Harland and Woolf shipyard in Belfast.
Builders use 4x2 for their saw-horses because its cheap……….the customer pays for the timber.
It is quicker and easier tomknock up a set on every new job than it is to transport a set between jobs.
Stavros
Stavros
I use a 2X4 set I made for working up my post and beams you have seen I’m sure. I made a set of bushcraft benches you see me use as a working surface. When I work up the logs, I needed a heavy set that didn’t move and shake to peel bark. They are doing the job!!
I will make another set a little taller, use some live edge slabs on top and make a dinning table for the cabin.
He man saw horses. Should last into the next life. 22:04
Yessir!
Moon Pie
Yum!
Idaho Spud
Jennifer, A skeleton walks into a bar, orders a beer .....and a mop!!!!
Opened my refrigerator and saw a rabbit sitting in there. I asked what was he doing and he said, " This is a Westinghouse , isnt it, I am westing!!!"
LOL. I love it!
🇳🇴👍👍👌
Thanks!
Root beer barrows
Yes! Yummmm!
What is the SCARIEST thing in the forest????? Bam..... BOOOO!!!!
I love that!
Jennifer, you are going to have to get up to the cabin more often. It is obvious that if you don't push the old man, he is just going to slough off on the job. It takes a woman's guidance to keep this entire project on track. Now let's see a bit more Project Management Girl. Oh, and of course, Will you be my Valentine?? Love, Rick
Always, Rick! Second to my husband, of course. And yes, I have to keep him in check. If not, who else will?!
Chick O stick Jim Lancaster Aurora Colorado
Never heard of those, Jim! What are they?
Cara milk bar was a choc-late and caramel bar
Gosh! I love caramel bars!
👏👌🐣🤠🇳🇴
Thanks!
Did you all get my zombie joke.
I think I may have missed it. What was it? Hope you are well, Donald!
Love the jokes.
Thanks!
Stage planks
Yessir! Huge!
U any relation to NOAH?
Haha!!!!