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Great job, Jeremy! It looks fantastic.

I’m interested in the dry canning of potatoes without the liquid.

I see no reason to use salt in canning. But I use lemon juice . Only because I know nothing about other citric acids.

Do you do dry canning potatoes with no water ?

I know I'm late to the party but beautiful kitchen!

Such an informative video! I wish I had come across this prior to getting our chicks but it’s still incredibly helpful as they’re only a week old and affirms that we’ve been taking the right steps so far. You’re really easy to watch, this video kept my attention so I hit that subscribe right quick. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

I usually dip my toast in it

Wait a minute, I have to go down to Lowes or Home Depot and pick up a few tools and supplies that I dont have for my tube installation and since I am there .....just a couple of things I don't have to have . I am not saving nothing , my savings is spent before I walk out the door, it should be a crime to post these videos !

Just saw the installation of the Ghost gate controller on TinyShinyHomestead

Will your canning and other videos still be available? I had suggested to several people that "canning 101" was great for beginners.

Great tutorial. I wash all my clothes by hand. Even my sheets. I now enjoy it. As the final result is fresh clothes ☀️🥰🧼

I just built a walk-in pantry. I stumbled across this video and saw your pantry bifold door. Just wondering where you purchased it? Thanks in advance for any help.

So begin with telling us what brand you’re using please.

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Hi. just to share from what I'm learning (I'm a cyclist and do my own maintenance and small tasks around the house)... I can file flat/4-way's for a sharp edge.

How did I miss this video from a few days ago? Looks great.

Cut your drywall plugs with 2” of finished paper over hang. Mud in place no screw or backing required. Plumbing under a sink is adjustable that exactly the way to go. Nope! Switch to concrete slab floor and raise basement 2 more feet for mechanicals and 9ft ceiling.

do the stones wear down ?

I'd like to say, I wished I had watched your video first ! It was so informative, and I like how you broke down the steps with age references. It would have given me more confidence about the steps I took. I would love to hear how you found your breeder, so far I'm very skeptical about the folks I've dealt with online. I'm more of an on hands kind of person, So as a result I bought from a local TSC store and now I'm not sure of breeds and/or sex LOL !

Lovely lesson, than you!

Excellent video!

My guy. Cut some circles out of plywood. New wheels

A lot of questions unanswered. like, how the posts are attached to the floor. how the verticals are inserted one at a time without the whole thing falling apart. why the half-post, I mean, it's fun to watch you work in time lapse but it really isn't very helpful for someone who is trying to do the job.

Great to see you back making videos. What is Jamie up to now?

A lot of work, but it looks nice. I agree with Patricia the music reminds me of Charlie Brown. Love the jazz. Love to see your wife join you sometime for a family update. I miss those those earlier homestead Prepper videos. I still send those out in September as September is National Preparedness Month. Hey, there is an idea. Do some more Preparedness videos during the month of September. Can’t be too careful.

Do you hear that? Me neither. Peace be upon you my good man

When you started the channel you never imagined that it would bring the successes that it has! Keep up your skills, though, just in case mail-order meals become unavailable...

1:38 it’s interesting that you mention using a fence, I hang my clothes on my deck railing

Aloha 🌺 My neighbor, also a Gentleman makes Banana Bread for me. I'm so grateful! I like your recipe! Thank you! 🥰🌺

Dude! There's a HUGE sign hanging overhead that says "DO NOT SPRAY" .. and what do you do? You spray paint the gate! ;-)

Four-in-hand rasp/file; assorted sand paper; x4 set of C clamps; magnetic tray holder; headlamp; hacksaw; pry bar; 3-in-1 oil, WD40; knee pads; work gloves; safety glasses.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

Great information, Thank you!

Grear build, we have a shaggy bark juniper here in N. Az. That is strong and doesn't rot. It makes great fence posts and gate hangers

I don't know what you paying for that Liquid Rubber, but we use a roofing emulsion on our fenceposts. I am sure it is multiples cheaper.

To me the idea of canned meat is better than frozen meats and other items is that if it's frozen and for whatever reason, you use electricity your product doesn't thaw and spoil.

Looks great

Clamp the wood on the drill press table so it doesn't spin.

Good work Jeremy!

Looks great. I’ve watched yall from the beginning, when you were on the other property, through the building of this one. I’d love to see a day in the life of video!

Time lapse too fast for my old eyes! Had to slow down to watch again!!! But nicely done!

I also have the Ghost Gate opener, has worked great. They also have openers that fit on handlebars of my 4-Wheeler and the steer stick on my Zero turn.

Nice!

I love the irony of the DO NOT SPRAY sign 😆. Overall, good work!

Aloha 🌺🥰

I really enjoyed that! :) By the way, I have now made the BEST EVER Banana bread recipe multiple times, each time trying small variations... Family loves it! And I don't have to feel bad about throwing out overly ripened bananas anymore!! when I see those dark spots show up, I am reminded I have a great, easy recipe to throw together! THANKS AGAIN!!

It's been awhile. Good to see yall again ✌️

Nice! Big improvement. I was wondering, do the neighbors who share that gate access help with the cost/maintenance or is it all on you? Just being nosy. Always good to see a video from. you Jeremy :D

Jeremy that looks really nice! 😎