Well that is just brilliant imo...well done. Thanks for sharing!

Pretty slick JIg for Burning the holes... Hello from Western NC.. West of Bryson City, in the Nantahala Gorge.. New Subscriber.. Like to keep track of the Home Boys.. :)

@FarmLifeNC

2 жыл бұрын

Nice I rented a cabin in Bryson City in college. Lost a drunk fraternity brother one night on the side of a mountain 😂 we found him around 3 in the morning.

@MarkThomas123

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmLifeNC I run the Paddle Inn Rafting Company, and have had 25 or so employees a season.. I have lost a few too.. Usually on Friday nights for some reason.. :) I started paying them on Mondays because of it... Ha..

Clever, indeed.

looks good , very nice design.

Agriculture Engineering at its finest! Nice job!

Very creative and inventive. Great.

Wow! Great job. I have burned hundred and hundreds of feet on the garage floor with a metal burn template! This is pretty cool!

Very clever David.

This is so cool 🤩. Any chance you could make basic plans available somewhere? I admire people who take the thought "this is so hard, there must be a better way", and follow it up with "how can I do that", then actually do it.

Very cool

Damnit boy that's pretty sweet

We sale the woven fabric with holes, you do not need to Burn holes

David! This is Agustín, I didn’t realized I was subscribed to you for several years! I remember watching a chicken tractor build tutorial you made a few years back. It looks like I’ve been subscribed ever since! This jig looks fantastic! Where did you purchase the landscape fabric?

@FarmLifeNC

2 жыл бұрын

There is a place in Middlesex NC called Getsco. They have the 3’, 6’, and 15(or 16’ I can’t remember) the company calls it Groundcover.

Well made….now you Need go get a Patton started on it we’re people can’t take it make money off your hard work