I live in #13 good Ole Rhode Island !! Happy 4th of July 2024 ..
@thomasbartlett3409Ай бұрын
Northern Vermont ,rust capitol of the Northeast here. Been using B&C oil for over 25 years and never looked back. Tip, best time to apply is in the spring and summer, because the warmer temperatures accelerate the corrosion process and the oil sprays and wicks better as the metal expands from heat. I just use B&C oil with grease or with wax after heated in a presto crock pot. Spring time is the best time to apply your mixture..Be sure to apply the B&C oil right out of the container into all inner and enclosed box sections of the frame and sheet metal.
@Jordan__SloanАй бұрын
The eyelets always break when I wear my boots to work. I usually were la sportiva, but I’m going to try some mammut, because I love their climbing gear and clothes
@mudnmore2171Ай бұрын
You'll love em just order half size bigger bud 👍
@craigsimons8172 ай бұрын
Stay off of my roof please
@kenrobertssr.39252 ай бұрын
I think we did better
@chenesplit91583 ай бұрын
Hello , you can buying the SPLIT FIRE log splitter : it's very efficient with a mini excavator 👍 kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4V-psmsebHdoZs.htmlsi=eO9uUmlRKgm46-Z7
@na88egt3 ай бұрын
Man I don’t know. I’ve never owner Mucks but I don’t feel like my DryShods held up very well. I’ve had them for a few years but I don’t feel like I’ve worn them that hard and now they have a hole near the big toe. I have many other non-rubber boots that have given me much better service life.
@prairiehoarder4 ай бұрын
Why would you waste your time an energy to build something that won't even split a 6 inch log? A 1 inch cylinder? Common sense should have prevented you from embarking on this project. I guess some people have more brains and common sense than others. 1 fernel of popcorn out of 5 kernels. Not worthy.
@miketucker314 ай бұрын
Good tip
@15DurangoRT5 ай бұрын
"in" the chimney?
@user-kc9zm2lu1z6 ай бұрын
I like to corbel out the firebrick on the back of the firebox. I was taught to do it the way you are but I've changed my ways.
@WASF20246 ай бұрын
DryShod does not seem to offer a warranty to USA customers which concerns me buying a pair of their boots. They are expensive. The Canadian website for DryShod offers a 1 year warranty but not the USA...Waiting to hear from them about this.
@rhysyboy17 ай бұрын
Leadwork in england is much much better, no offence
@pnuttheclownh22547 ай бұрын
watch this design splitter. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJurrrR_aJOzaLQ.htmlsi=qc59LrEa8F3Wdg2m
@Jared_Albert7 ай бұрын
Thank you for making this video. Really interesting hearing your process and what you look at 18 year on
@jimwilliamson75987 ай бұрын
Should have stuck to your old splitter. You would be finished along time ago
@rnbspowa7of697 ай бұрын
How is the husks Dye is it good like a black walnut Dye?
@lawsonj837 ай бұрын
If you fold your thumb all the way back van angle your wedge out of 45° angle or so from your mounting plate on your thumb angled towards the bucket then you should be able to have your thumb fully retracted and not have to worry about the relief valve Edgar thumb will be fully retracted
@celtickid88478 ай бұрын
Do an internal corner plz
@locodefra8 ай бұрын
FORD... THE BEST
@jacobgeneryck8 ай бұрын
Back up more so he can get a good start and hammer down.
@cecilveley57228 ай бұрын
Wow there was a house back there 😂😂😂 no way I’d b doin that don’t have any equipment like that by any means. Mabe if there was a bulldozer? I could… luckily that was passable it could have been someone else’s job it was a fckin lot
@cecilveley57228 ай бұрын
Interesting start 😢
@TopRankedKilla9 ай бұрын
Lame cant see shit
@ml96339 ай бұрын
Beautiful butternut :) looks tasty :) thanks
@brittanynicole55210 ай бұрын
im a Rose guy too!
@joehomer442111 ай бұрын
What about not cleaning the husks at all, just planting them whole as they are when gathered from under the tree?
@escargotomy11 ай бұрын
Glad to hear they may be making a recovery in some places. Here in NJ they are near extinct I think as I haven't seen a single one for 5 years of looking amongst the gazillions of Black Walnut we have.
@stevec8861 Жыл бұрын
Gosh, pecans are so much easier, but yeah, I know they don't grow anywhere near that far north. Glad to hear the butternut species is recovering from blight.
@turdferguson12 Жыл бұрын
I’ve never heard Tanya Tucker sing Angel from Montgomery before. Good stuff!
@jesper1406 Жыл бұрын
Useless as a wood splitter. Use a hammer drill instead
@samrichards8251 Жыл бұрын
Still achieved something being the worst log splitter on the planet. Quite an achievement. I would have expected it to perform better than that to be honest and was worth a try. Just making one out of an old forklift should work pretty well I hope. Would have alot more force than the grab.
@flashyfernando3819 Жыл бұрын
These are my favorite tree😍😍😍....i only came accross a few and recently in 2020 i was driving mt old jeep...then i saw one in full bloom...and picked some fruits off it haha😂😂
@morgannpiron8250 Жыл бұрын
Super
@kalibra76 Жыл бұрын
What did he say?
@bradjames6632 Жыл бұрын
i really appreciate this content, theres loads of videos of people laying walls but not much of this detailed work. Im starting my first firebox tomorrow and have some helpful pointers to follow
@mudnmore2171 Жыл бұрын
Sure thing bud! Take your time even if it takes 2 days. try to get the joints down to 1/4"-3/8" soak the firebrick enough that you have some time to work them but not do much they're saturated and most importantly don't let the back inclined wall come in too early where you have to go back rearward to meet damper opening. Any questions let me know I'll help if I can.
@bradjames6632 Жыл бұрын
yikes thats some rough sand
@larescats9228 Жыл бұрын
Build it to use bucket cyl The relief in the bucket circuit is set higher than the circuit on the thumb
@AndTheCorrectAnswerIs Жыл бұрын
I wonder how much splitting force you'd have if you replaced the thumb cylinder with a solid shaft?
@SpoonerTuner Жыл бұрын
Wasn't a bad idea you had. I also use my excavator to cut wood, but without an attachment. kzread.infoAyNikpu8obM
@macgwrvlog Жыл бұрын
This is great thank u
@deeannfassett2344 Жыл бұрын
Would a nutcracker work instead of a vice?
@Joshr13047 Жыл бұрын
good info thank u
@linusmcnasty Жыл бұрын
I got 2 months outta my Muck artic pro 2's and now they are leaking everywhere, I live in northeastern Montana, I can't have leaky boots, I'm switching to DRYSHODS today, already ordered ef Muck boots
@justinwiltshire94337 ай бұрын
We're they better?
@ponyrang Жыл бұрын
Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...
@ronaldbrenes4507 Жыл бұрын
Loved the way you explained everything. Greetings from Minnesota my man .ive been a mason for 12 years but i have never done a fireplace box thank you for you video
@mudnmore2171 Жыл бұрын
You're welcome bud. Any questions just reach out I'll try to answer them best I can 👍
@sdemosi Жыл бұрын
Cool video. I had the same Mammut sizing issues when ordering online. I was told by a local climbing gear store they run small because they size in mondopoint and the UK and US sizing is converted from that. Their conversion formula runs about a half size small.
@NoWheyHombre Жыл бұрын
I wanted to ask, the metal pieces that you tied into the bricks on the side, what do they tie into below?
@mudnmore2171 Жыл бұрын
There will be pieces similar to these that come off the roof and position between these and the brickwork with no mechanical bond to each other. The flashing in the chimney is technically called "counter flashing" and the pieces on roof are the "flashing" but everyone just calls all of it flashing for the most part.
@NoWheyHombre Жыл бұрын
@@mudnmore2171 thanks so much! I have to tackle a chimney project soon and was confused but I understand now
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I live in #13 good Ole Rhode Island !! Happy 4th of July 2024 ..
Northern Vermont ,rust capitol of the Northeast here. Been using B&C oil for over 25 years and never looked back. Tip, best time to apply is in the spring and summer, because the warmer temperatures accelerate the corrosion process and the oil sprays and wicks better as the metal expands from heat. I just use B&C oil with grease or with wax after heated in a presto crock pot. Spring time is the best time to apply your mixture..Be sure to apply the B&C oil right out of the container into all inner and enclosed box sections of the frame and sheet metal.
The eyelets always break when I wear my boots to work. I usually were la sportiva, but I’m going to try some mammut, because I love their climbing gear and clothes
You'll love em just order half size bigger bud 👍
Stay off of my roof please
I think we did better
Hello , you can buying the SPLIT FIRE log splitter : it's very efficient with a mini excavator 👍 kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4V-psmsebHdoZs.htmlsi=eO9uUmlRKgm46-Z7
Man I don’t know. I’ve never owner Mucks but I don’t feel like my DryShods held up very well. I’ve had them for a few years but I don’t feel like I’ve worn them that hard and now they have a hole near the big toe. I have many other non-rubber boots that have given me much better service life.
Why would you waste your time an energy to build something that won't even split a 6 inch log? A 1 inch cylinder? Common sense should have prevented you from embarking on this project. I guess some people have more brains and common sense than others. 1 fernel of popcorn out of 5 kernels. Not worthy.
Good tip
"in" the chimney?
I like to corbel out the firebrick on the back of the firebox. I was taught to do it the way you are but I've changed my ways.
DryShod does not seem to offer a warranty to USA customers which concerns me buying a pair of their boots. They are expensive. The Canadian website for DryShod offers a 1 year warranty but not the USA...Waiting to hear from them about this.
Leadwork in england is much much better, no offence
watch this design splitter. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJurrrR_aJOzaLQ.htmlsi=qc59LrEa8F3Wdg2m
Thank you for making this video. Really interesting hearing your process and what you look at 18 year on
Should have stuck to your old splitter. You would be finished along time ago
How is the husks Dye is it good like a black walnut Dye?
If you fold your thumb all the way back van angle your wedge out of 45° angle or so from your mounting plate on your thumb angled towards the bucket then you should be able to have your thumb fully retracted and not have to worry about the relief valve Edgar thumb will be fully retracted
Do an internal corner plz
FORD... THE BEST
Back up more so he can get a good start and hammer down.
Wow there was a house back there 😂😂😂 no way I’d b doin that don’t have any equipment like that by any means. Mabe if there was a bulldozer? I could… luckily that was passable it could have been someone else’s job it was a fckin lot
Interesting start 😢
Lame cant see shit
Beautiful butternut :) looks tasty :) thanks
im a Rose guy too!
What about not cleaning the husks at all, just planting them whole as they are when gathered from under the tree?
Glad to hear they may be making a recovery in some places. Here in NJ they are near extinct I think as I haven't seen a single one for 5 years of looking amongst the gazillions of Black Walnut we have.
Gosh, pecans are so much easier, but yeah, I know they don't grow anywhere near that far north. Glad to hear the butternut species is recovering from blight.
I’ve never heard Tanya Tucker sing Angel from Montgomery before. Good stuff!
Useless as a wood splitter. Use a hammer drill instead
Still achieved something being the worst log splitter on the planet. Quite an achievement. I would have expected it to perform better than that to be honest and was worth a try. Just making one out of an old forklift should work pretty well I hope. Would have alot more force than the grab.
These are my favorite tree😍😍😍....i only came accross a few and recently in 2020 i was driving mt old jeep...then i saw one in full bloom...and picked some fruits off it haha😂😂
Super
What did he say?
i really appreciate this content, theres loads of videos of people laying walls but not much of this detailed work. Im starting my first firebox tomorrow and have some helpful pointers to follow
Sure thing bud! Take your time even if it takes 2 days. try to get the joints down to 1/4"-3/8" soak the firebrick enough that you have some time to work them but not do much they're saturated and most importantly don't let the back inclined wall come in too early where you have to go back rearward to meet damper opening. Any questions let me know I'll help if I can.
yikes thats some rough sand
Build it to use bucket cyl The relief in the bucket circuit is set higher than the circuit on the thumb
I wonder how much splitting force you'd have if you replaced the thumb cylinder with a solid shaft?
Wasn't a bad idea you had. I also use my excavator to cut wood, but without an attachment. kzread.infoAyNikpu8obM
This is great thank u
Would a nutcracker work instead of a vice?
good info thank u
I got 2 months outta my Muck artic pro 2's and now they are leaking everywhere, I live in northeastern Montana, I can't have leaky boots, I'm switching to DRYSHODS today, already ordered ef Muck boots
We're they better?
Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...
Loved the way you explained everything. Greetings from Minnesota my man .ive been a mason for 12 years but i have never done a fireplace box thank you for you video
You're welcome bud. Any questions just reach out I'll try to answer them best I can 👍
Cool video. I had the same Mammut sizing issues when ordering online. I was told by a local climbing gear store they run small because they size in mondopoint and the UK and US sizing is converted from that. Their conversion formula runs about a half size small.
I wanted to ask, the metal pieces that you tied into the bricks on the side, what do they tie into below?
There will be pieces similar to these that come off the roof and position between these and the brickwork with no mechanical bond to each other. The flashing in the chimney is technically called "counter flashing" and the pieces on roof are the "flashing" but everyone just calls all of it flashing for the most part.
@@mudnmore2171 thanks so much! I have to tackle a chimney project soon and was confused but I understand now