Episode#8: LIFE@Bailey Line Road
See a full-size tractor that costs the same as a walk-behind snow blower. Learn how hand railing is milled in a home shop. Watch a heated jacket in action. See the start of a unique stair-building project.
See a full-size tractor that costs the same as a walk-behind snow blower. Learn how hand railing is milled in a home shop. Watch a heated jacket in action. See the start of a unique stair-building project.
See a turkey being deep fried outdoors. Watch threads get cut by hand on a steel pipe. Explore a unique hazard of Manitoulin pastures. Learn how to build an outdoor table using of TREX.
VIDEO BELOW: Do you have a cottage or seasonal country home you’d like to upgrade for year-round living? As more and more people retire permanently to what was originally just a summer vacation property, the challenge of making running water…
This week on LIFE@BaileyLineRoad, discover an easy way to insulate floors, watch a video review about the world’s best dryer vent, learn why Steve likes and trusts spray foam, and spend a minute with Steve on one of his snowy pastures.
Steve Maxwell talks about the three tips he’s used to keep this chainsaw running perfectly for 28+ years. Watch how he repairs a leaky chicken waterer. See a super-fast wood splitter in action. Learn how to make a freeze-proof water line.
This week on the Bailey Line Road homestead we’ve been doing some welding, woodworking, door installation and cedar fence rail work. Click to watch all four “glimpse of life” videos.
This is the first of the weekly “video visits” you’ll find here on BaileyLineRoad.com. Each episode highlights four of the things we’re up to at our Manitoulin Island homestead/farm/workshop/country life. I hope you find it all interesting. [email protected] Bailey Line Road is…
Even people who don’t heat with wood or use an outdoor wood boiler find it interesting to see how heat is delivered underground, from one place to another. That’s what this video is all about. It shows the Danish system…
Most basements get finished like it was still 1950. That’s why basement mold and mildew is still so common. This is bad enough in the basement, but it can also affect indoor air quality in your whole house. Click to watch this 6-minute video to see how the best basements are finished in the 21st century, and how this can help you breath easier.