It’s finally time for Pa Mac to add a few finishing touches to his new workshop, hang his tools up, and settle in to this old fashioned pole barn, made with homemade lumber using a chainsaw mill. This 6th installment of the Building a Pole Barn series is the 12th episode which brings to an end volume one of The Farm Hand’s Companion Show.
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You are a FREAKING WIZARD!
wow. i really enjoyed this video.
thank you.
Aintchu sposed to peel the bark off the battens so the bugs dont git in there? And dont the nails in the battens sposed to go in the crack between the boards so the boards can shrink without cracking?? Asking fer a friend 🙂
What an awesome series!!! Thank you so much for making it ..I love it..
From one Arkansan to other, I'm glad I found your channel. You build an amazing workshop. I subscribed to your channel. And I'd like to invite you to check mine out. THANKS!
Started watching your shop build video while my wife watched tv. No sound so I wouldn’t interfere with her show. But I couldn’t stop. Had to see you finish. Loved it. Want to build my own. BRAVO. I AM A FAN.
So great! I watched all the episodes in order.mesmerized the whole time.
I also live in arkansas, how do you get all those pesky little rocks out of your gsrden??
I like that version of a old tune called cluck ol hen
i love ur style man
That was the answer I was hoping for. Most of the trees I have access to are cedar, oak (red and white), hickory and if God is willing, some walnut. My biggest challenge will be to dig in this Arkansas dirt then lifting 32 foot polls. Might just wear me out.
I have watched all your videos on the barn. I've started to collect my polls from a friend down the road. The longer ones will be center support for a two story, took out my mailbox with last load LOL, they were 17 feet longer than my trailer. Anyway, question I have ie when you cut your lumber, did you dry your boards or nail them up fresh cut and green? Thank you
… strangely this was great. I don't have any property. Why am I even watching this??
I thoroughly enjoyed these videos – Thanks
Thanks for the video . Good time's
What a different take on a video showing the progress of just what it takes to make it work.
Thanks so much I enjoyed it a lot. Seems I just found your channel. I subscribed and look for others which are here for me to see. Thanks John in Pensacola
Wow, what a piece of art. The video, editing, music, acting, the snake, the dog, the pole barn and the work. Thank you.
you sir, quite simply, are an inspiration!