Back at the pond, cleaning up around the perimeter and draining most of the water. I also take a quick look at the pump and filter I bought (many years ago) for this restoration.

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You’d be surprised for how long the paintbrush will stay absolutely fine if the bag is properly sealed. I always save any zip lock bag I can and this is a perfect use for them.

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No, I can’t see into the future. This is the VLOG for week 24, hence the name. Also, a VLOG! It was ages ago since I posted one of these, but this content didn’t really justify a “proper” video so here we are.

The bees will stay with me for 4-6 weeks while my brother and his wife gets the foundation for the addition to their house done. I have been considering getting bees of my own but time doesn’t really allow for that so this is the second best option I guess.

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After I moved to this property over ten years ago I built a lot of things without really knowing what I was doing, which in turn gave me plenty of opportunities to learn from experience.

This fence is a great example of one of those projects. As the video clearly shows, it’s in dire need of being replaced. And if you watch the rest of the video, you’ll se me – and my brother – replace it.

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I really need to stop giving away the tips in the thumbnail, but hopefully you appreciate videos that are short and to the point – if so, then please thumb that like button.

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This project is roughly 3 years old, but I really like it so I decided to do what I could with the pretty rough footage I had lying around.

It’s a mix of time lapses, cross fades and real time footage, with minimal commentary. It’s not meant as an instructional video, but hopefully you’ll find it interesting to see the progress.

Here’s Blobby on Thingiverse: https://ift.tt/2ZQQgP2
Here’s the dragon (Valentine) on Thingiverse: https://ift.tt/36JX3vF

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This is a short and rough video, as I never actually meant to film this ride. I provide a lot more context in the intro of the video.

Hopefully I’ll have more of this wonderful car further down the road (pun very much intended).

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My robo mower Magoo Jr. is as seen in a previous video fond of digging up my lawn when things doesn’t go his way.

To be fair, my garden is somewhat challenging for a robo mower so I decided to help him tackle the slope he has the most problems with.

In the end, I managed to keep him from digging more holes and out of the border. Great success! Sort of…

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The title says it all, really. Even the old Greeks knew to counter-twist before screwing it on.

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Vera, my niece, watches a lot of YouTube channels in English which ultimately is a good thing, as she learns English alongside Swedish, but it gives her problems learning the alphabet.

My brother jokingly told me that it was up to me, as her godfather, to help her learn the alphabet, so of course I built her something out of cheap insulation, old wood and a discarded curtain.

This is the “thrilling” “conclusion” to the previous installment in the series.

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