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where do u get the yeast from?

What an awesome tip about this fault. Thank you for sharing

Really enjoyed this video thanks, very informative, it would be even better if you didn’t fast forward bits, and just talk while you’re doing it, I love these videos, the longer the better, I could do some napping 😴 while you’re knapping lol 😂 only joking 👍👌🙏🏻 God bless

I have the 4panels kit with 25 w each for total of 100 w with a 100 w charger controller. Can I use the new 100w panel with the 100w charge controller. I mean can I use 4 panels for a solar total of 400w with the 100w charge controller? Or must I get a 500w charge controller to use with the 400w solar power

I love that you seem to have so much fun doing this! Thanks for posting.

❤They are so cute❤

Mine doesn’t work nothing like this 😢

You just saved my bacon Sir. Thank you 🙏

Never hook up your panels to the controller without first hooking the controller to a battery. That’s solar 101. There is nowhere for the power to go and will fry the controller. But in this case you are not losing much.

Thank You ❤️💕❤️💕

I want one! So cute

Dude, I'm LMAO...

bro thought he could get away with beating his wheat on youtube ☠

Another good source of jasper and agate varieties are gemstone trade shows. The ones I'm most familiar with are in Quartzsite, Arizona, most of the month of January, then Tucson Arizona, the first two weeks of February. They are also held in Denver, Colorado in April and again in September. At those shows, you can find slabs and rough chunks of obsidian, chert, jasper and agate varieties. Best of all, the stones at the gem shows are likely to be colorful, or have interesting patterns. at 7:43, Greg mentions Mookite (AKA Mook Jasper or Mookaite) from Australia, which comes in rich gold and maroon colors with sometimes wild patterns. That's just one of dozens of colorful patterned jaspers and agates you can find at these shows. You'll find lots of tiny gemstones and jewelry at these show too, of course. If you're looking for the rough material for flintknapping, ask the dealers where you can find "rough" jasper, agate and obsidian. The shows tend to include both indoor areas for the finished shiny stones, and outdoor areas, where you'll usually find the rough materials.

I got as far as the bottle bottom before, but no further. I could not even chip Flint Ridge Flint. But I did manage to chip quartz I kept hitting it with a spark plug,....then the spark plug shattered. Copper lead filled boppers didn't even shatter any flint that I could find about 8 Miles from Flint Ridge Ohio. Yes I have the urdge to make arrow heads just no tallent. I can make arrows and bows though. So congratulations your knapping,....and it's a great and informative video.

Covid isn't caused by bacteria, though. Alcohol works much better against viruses.

Great video man

Possums are _sooo cool !_

The only mistake that I saw that you made Is you didn't use the one that I use for horses and cattle

Best solution , worked like a charm !!!

Awesome video you forgot one thing about experienced Flint nappers.. they all chew their finger nails lol. Great video you're an awesome teacher.

Awseome video!!

Wear a glove or otherwise protect your support hand, I barely ever cut my support hand, but had an erratic flake cut me to the bone using this technique.

OUTSTANDING. This helped very much. Wish I would have seen this before going to Tractor Supply and just "shotgun" buying bolts, washers and the wrong type nut. GREAT INTEL THANKS.

You still did it wrong lol

I was wondering about the correct way to cut my tree down and it's about the same size as this. Thanks for the tutorial!

Thank you!

Does it also work with goose feathers?

steel expansion under temp changes is much less than plastic, might slowly weaken as product heats and cools... nylon is thermoplastic that melts at 250c rather than 125celcius for hdpe, nylon thread might work better, similar rate of expansion

Great video! Love all the suggestions - quick question - I am trying to build the latch at minute 2 of the video and have the glue, dowel and 2x2 handy. I got the part where the dowel connects the 2 pieces but you have also referenced a screw part and am unclear where that goes. I don’t see any screws on the outside of the 2x2, hence wondering. Sorry if it sounds like an obvious question, but I promise I went through the video several times to figure it out! Any help is appreciated.

Thanks for the video. Mine came with a grade 8 unfortunately from the dealership. Just sheared it for the first time after 2 years. Hopefully it is okay.

6 years later the gift that keeps giving

THEY ARE SO FREAKING CUTE! Thank you for the work you do!

great video thank you

Excellent video!

Thank you for the video! You're an absolute life saver. Mine quit in the middle of the roofing job and your video was 100% helpful

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I do believe each mower has a specific rpm.

I genuinely enjoyed watching this video, this will be my first time sighting ing in a rifle scope. 🌟

Are the deer learning also? They are way too casual behind you

Bro just got bored at the end 😂 Good video btw 👍

Thanks for the video. Interesting method of skinning the bird. We normally pluck the feathers out.

Still prefer my old HD hat channel posts with up hooks and down hooks. No clips required! Good tutorial on those clips

DOnt SHOOT that Deer

Thank you. 😊

Thanks for the great video! I bought that torch from HF awhile ago and have been a little leery about using it. Going to fill the propane tank now, and can’t wait to use it on the weeds!

So if you can coagulate the milk with just calcium chloride, then why do they add rennet??

the best demo so far thks 4 sharing

God bless you man. You are amazing and i am very jealous of your skills and property. I wish you the best kind sir!

All the babies (only 4) that I've had left me with bloody fingers!