Floating Stairs Using a Chainsaw Mill - Off Grid in a Yurt Ep. 54
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Date: 2022-06-23
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Katherine
As a country gal, your comment about being a country boy last video and then you complain a lot about people leaving comments you do not like constantly, you can't call them a troll when they are trying to offer you sound advice, the chainsaw way you are teaching her is very dangerous it is the wrong way, perhaps you need to call Marty Raney to come and teach you one on how to live off-grid and two how to make it safe to live there and three how to fireproof your place because you have a fire hazard right here and last but not least do not teach people how to use a chain saw when the way you are doing it is dangerous and could get you or someone with you killed. That wire will not stop a bear or a mountain lion it will piss them off and you only have one door. #VeryConcerned
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As a country gal, your comment about being a country boy last video and then you complain a lot about people leaving comments you do not like constantly, you can't call them a troll when they are trying to offer you sound advice, the chainsaw way you are teaching her is very dangerous it is the wrong way, perhaps you need to call Marty Raney to come and teach you one on how to live off-grid and two how to make it safe to live there and three how to fireproof your place because you have a fire hazard right here and last but not least do not teach people how to use a chain saw when the way you are doing it is dangerous and could get you or someone with you killed. That wire will not stop a bear or a mountain lion it will piss them off and you only have one door. #VeryConcerned
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James
Jake, one thing I have noticed on your videos is you guys generally adhere to good safety rules while doing chores and using tools. I-m a retired ER Doc with over 30 years ER experience, 22 of those years were in Trauma centers here in the States. When you were helping Nicole use the chain saw, you had no eye protection on with your head within 4-5 feet of the blade! You have been busted! Lol! Chain saws as you know can cause penetrating eye injury-s if protection isn-t worn! Stay safe! I really like your show!
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Jake, one thing I have noticed on your videos is you guys generally adhere to good safety rules while doing chores and using tools. I-m a retired ER Doc with over 30 years ER experience, 22 of those years were in Trauma centers here in the States. When you were helping Nicole use the chain saw, you had no eye protection on with your head within 4-5 feet of the blade! You have been busted! Lol! Chain saws as you know can cause penetrating eye injury-s if protection isn-t worn! Stay safe! I really like your show!
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Fireholder
Oh holy shit, I just saw how he 'taught' Nicole to start a chainsaw.
Nicole, if you ever see this, PLEASE listen to everyone telling you to step in the handle. Also, don't lean into the mill while it's cutting. One misstep on that HORRIBLE decision of a work location and you're risking a lost limb if not worse.
Holy hell, guys. You're not being trolled, you're being INSTRUCTED, and it is instruction that you so very desperately need. I beg you, for your own good, please listen.
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Oh holy shit, I just saw how he 'taught' Nicole to start a chainsaw.
Nicole, if you ever see this, PLEASE listen to everyone telling you to step in the handle. Also, don't lean into the mill while it's cutting. One misstep on that HORRIBLE decision of a work location and you're risking a lost limb if not worse.
Holy hell, guys. You're not being trolled, you're being INSTRUCTED, and it is instruction that you so very desperately need. I beg you, for your own good, please listen.
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BlueEternities
Really gotta give Nicole props for the effort here. It's tough to find that spot in your mind where you can just grit down and focus on using all of your senses and muscles to accomplish the task with everything you've got. It's much easier for men in general because that's how we're built. Just like Jake does a really good job balancing with his openness and compassion which is generally difficult for guys. Definitely enjoy the content! Thanks! = D
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Really gotta give Nicole props for the effort here. It's tough to find that spot in your mind where you can just grit down and focus on using all of your senses and muscles to accomplish the task with everything you've got. It's much easier for men in general because that's how we're built. Just like Jake does a really good job balancing with his openness and compassion which is generally difficult for guys. Definitely enjoy the content! Thanks! = D
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longshorts3
Good neighbors are cool! I like to help out with their electronics problems, from the internet, to old radios that use tubes instead of semiconductors. Those tube radios will survive a solar EMP when powered by batteries, not line power. Off grid comms are very important, especially in an injury you cannot take care of yourself. Whatever Canada has for GMRS, or get your Amateur Radio license. Talk to the closest -Ham Radio- club for info!
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Good neighbors are cool! I like to help out with their electronics problems, from the internet, to old radios that use tubes instead of semiconductors. Those tube radios will survive a solar EMP when powered by batteries, not line power. Off grid comms are very important, especially in an injury you cannot take care of yourself. Whatever Canada has for GMRS, or get your Amateur Radio license. Talk to the closest -Ham Radio- club for info!
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Hamish
PLEASE I BEG you, NEVER EVER use your back to lift anything of substantial weight, PLEASE bed your knees and with your back as straight as possible use your leg mussels to lift the weight. That way you won't end up like me an old man waiting in pain for several back operations. To protect your ankles never jump downy from ANY height.
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PLEASE I BEG you, NEVER EVER use your back to lift anything of substantial weight, PLEASE bed your knees and with your back as straight as possible use your leg mussels to lift the weight. That way you won't end up like me an old man waiting in pain for several back operations. To protect your ankles never jump downy from ANY height.
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sally
can you do me a favor and do a playlist for off-grid living from ep1 as your list starts from ep 126 and every time i go back on videos it takes me all over the place for 4 day been trying ti watch from ep1 and they do not follow on and its driving me mad sorry
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can you do me a favor and do a playlist for off-grid living from ep1 as your list starts from ep 126 and every time i go back on videos it takes me all over the place for 4 day been trying ti watch from ep1 and they do not follow on and its driving me mad sorry
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longshorts3
I recommend three lines equally spaced at a higher voltage. Also, motion sensors that will trigger ultrasonics tuned to repel bears. Strong enough, the bear will run away, not walk. And again, a rifle is recommended for a last defence.
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I recommend three lines equally spaced at a higher voltage. Also, motion sensors that will trigger ultrasonics tuned to repel bears. Strong enough, the bear will run away, not walk. And again, a rifle is recommended for a last defence.
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Robert
You guys are such a cool couple! I just had my 35th anniversary and I can tell you it keeps getting better with age! We lived in the wild of Colorado for our first 9 years, it was tough at times, cold and snowy beautiful, but cemented us!
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You guys are such a cool couple! I just had my 35th anniversary and I can tell you it keeps getting better with age! We lived in the wild of Colorado for our first 9 years, it was tough at times, cold and snowy beautiful, but cemented us!
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