Burning Sage Brush & Building Buggy Wheels | Engels Coach Shop 

Loved your humour as shown a number of times as it make one think then smile.

LOL, you multi talented you can edit with the best of them by making the wheel build its self!😇🇺🇸

Those 4Runners last forever

The bugs that survived the fire just created The Fire God in their evolutionary progress towards a horse drawn society of their future.

You make it look so easy, the sign of many years in the craft. Thank you and stay well.

I loved your quality phone time!

Good editing and sound. Much harder than it looks.

It's always great to watch someone who knows how to do things properly.

The effort you put into setting up multiple shots for showing one operation is amazing. It's much appreciated!

Now, that’s what’s called a smart phone. Thanks for the ride

Easy peasy.....just add a lifetime of experience, thanks for another great video 👍👍👍

I could feel the heat from the fire!!

Thanks to you Mr. Engel !!!!!!!!!!!!

Those fellows spoke for themselves!

Love scenery when burning. Great video editing 💯👍

A real pleasure to see the process and thank you for the seamless video work as well. A great job done.

You invisible elves did a fair amount of work while you messed with the phone. haha I finally got one of the books you have on the list and hopefully this summer I can get enough white oak to start making some wheels myself. Thanks for sharing

Thank you again sir. blessings to you.

Your editing, showing "invisible" helpers doing work, always makes me smile. Your work is always amazing. I've been watching since the borax wagon builds. BTW, your knowledge base and capabilities are much harder to come by than a lawyer's. I hope you charge accordingly.

Thanks Dave I always enjoy watching your videos, because they and you are always the best! Please don't stop making them!

As previously, have to say that it’s great that amidst all the skill on display...you take the time to build in some quality Funtime too!! Encore I say! Stay safe and warm in your better new future folks! Xx from England

Loves the self-assemblng fellowes!

Special shout-out: your stop motion editing is very effective and well done. 👍

Dave , I think a 2 wheeled hand cart with wooden wheels and rubber tires would be a good addition to your shop to move your anvil.

Enjoyed the close ups of your tools and jigs

Pretty snappy photo skills are in evidence, Dave. Really enjoyed this episode of building a wheel out on the lonely prairie! Cheers! Whipple

Thanks for a great video and stay warm.

Craftmanship will never be automated

I had a red copy of your 4Runner. Good vehicle.

It's a joy to watch Dave using something as simple as a hammer.

Just luv your sharing of all the great skills you have ! Beautiful countryside !! Thanks

OK, I have to have one of the phones you are using LOL. Cheers from Tokyo! Stu

I wait for episodes with strong passion, please do not be late ... I am Ahmed from Egypt

Enjoyed it all Dave. Thanks

Wow look at that.... a chuck key!

Dave, I'm curious about your day to day routine with the care and maintenance of your tools. Thanks for putting out these videos. -Mike

Dave puts his pants on just like the rest of us do ... one leg at a time.

Really not surprised that after all this time you've trained them wheels to put themselves together.

I hope you were watching some Engles Coach Shop while on your phone. He has an awesome channel, I highly recommend it

Hi Dave, Another enjoyable video. You're quite a sorcerer getting those fellows to install themselves. :-) You and Diane stay safe.

Oh my! I became very worried when you sat on the table saw to check your phone. Was hoping that you didn't get a little behind in your work. Keith-

nice piece of land you have

I appreciate all the work you do with the camera just to be sure we get the right views.

This is really a great video;thanks.

Seasonal chores - An unknown concept to city folks !;

hippie john Once again thanks for the video, until next week

Okay, I have thought about this for two days now and have come up with a few ways you did the spokes and wheel. Probably all of them wrong! I am an amateur (75 years old) editor and have been working with Davinci Resolve and Hit Film for five years, Premier and Sony before that, so believe me, I appreciate the quality of your videos. I reviewed your small town and just realized that you stated that you have been doing this for several years and have probably gone through sever iterations of software. Have you ever done a complete video on your shop video setup, as I pointed out to my wife you are using many, many cameras or doing a lot of staging! I enjoyed the sagebrush burning and I have done similar when cleaning up fence rows from the days of cows and lanes between the fields to twenty foot disk and four bottom plows. I am sure that many people cannot appreciate the beauty of the area and how you take it for granted and the flatlanders think it is awl inspiring. I worked for a Federal State Marketing Order in northeastern Colorado for several years then went into radio broadcasting. After awhile I took the front range for granted and it was not till I took a station in Iowa, that I really missed the long views and clean air. Enough rambling, to the point! What software are you using and are you doing the editing yourself?

I made a rivet header to go in my air chisel....works pretty good

Thanks for taking me along great entertainment Friday night can't watch TV anymore - thanks Dave

Your real talent is video editing. Might be time to move out the workshop and start making some documentaries.

Always impressive.... loved how you use the I-Phone. Jc

The fellows app is quite impressive.

Thank you for all the playful editing. We got about the same 2" snow here in the upper left corner of the left coast, but it turned into six-plus overnight.

Your getting really good at stop motion hehe great show!

With all those round pins on the floor, I visualized you walking through them and doing a Keystone Cops routine.

Brilliant magic work again yet again. Thank you for sharing it with us in London. Take care & stay safe.

I have friends in Billings and Winifred. Billings is cold right now....Winifred is flat out bitter cold and I feel pretty darn lucky to only be in the mid 20s.

Ah, there is an app for THAT too. Of course there is. 🙂 Some of my younger colleagues seems to think there are apps for all sorts of things; they are standing around at work with their phones in their hands all times of day.

So relaxing listening to the music and watching someone else working while I'm inside staying warm!

Quite clever to make bonfires in the middle of winter. In summer you'd set the bush on fire.

Good idea picking up those round cut offs so we wouldn't be entertained by skating wheel wright. Thanks and I do enjoy your skill making those spokes and fellows (not to forget the hubs). Greg

Great fires, I could smell the smoke over here in So. Ca.

Love the invisible roundover.

Those longer offcuts of the spokes could make some good file handles.

Wish all my projects could build themselves when i'm wasting time on my phone.. so i can watch more of your videos.

Well, it's official now, there really is an app for everything! :-D

Regarding the burn pile: The first summer after I moved onto horse property I had a huge manure pile. I did not have a tractor or manure spreader yet and it was getting large. I was limited by the height I could dump a wheelbarrow so the pile was three feet high and twenty feet long. As the summer progressed, July was hot and dry and the manure dried up. I thought “Why don’t I just burn it?” I waited for the next big thunderstorm forecast to make sure the fire didn’t get outta hand. I lit the oldest and driest end of the pile and it burned slowly with an unimpressive flame. The rains came down hard and the fire was seemingly extinguished. It wasn’t exactly extinguished. The outer three inches of manure got wet but essentially shed the rest of the rain off of the pile. The inner part of the pile continued to smolder until Christmas! I was like Oliver on the TV show” Green Acres”. I learned all the lessons the hard way that in agriculture you are a slave to the seasons and the daily weather.😉

All that snow over there and as dry as a bone down here. No rain worth talking about in months. We'd be back over if it wasn't for the COVID business. Wouldn't mind going out and burning a few brush piles with you. Down here in the granite belt we would be doing that around August - September at the end of winter. Cooler fires that don't that don't get out of hand and burn as many fence posts. Don't have sagebrush in this neck of the woods but we sure do have a lot of lantana. Nice bit of editing at 10:40 and 18:50 Mr. Engel. Please say G'day to Diane. Also, greetings from my mates Murcho and cranky old Lyle.

Letsdig18 uses an excavator to restack his burn piles. Even after that comparison, the sagebrush made an impressive display.

Thanks for taking us along as Ya do your chores!

18:39 It's ice to see that a "fellow" can find its own way.

Beautiful country. It reminds me of, well, where I live....LOL. I really need to make the trip to your shop. It's a 12 hour drive from here in Eastern Oregon. We have lots of snow now as well. Luckily we've stayed above 0 for now. The high today was 20 F.

Beautiful photograph. Your land is also beautiful, where I live in texas it is flat or flatter. We are supposed to get to -1 which is a record. Stay warm.

I feel sorry for the folks who live in big cities and don't know how handy a pitch fork can be.

-1, WOWZERS! That's ❄COLD☃ It got down to 11 here, & we were complaining it's cold.

way cool

If it were that easy as just sitting down and letting the parts out themselves together😄.

Dave, All good stuff as usual but how about a vid of you forging with that new power hammer. Do a bit of smithing myself so always interested in this kind of thing.

A true multi-tasked. Thanks for the watching enjoyment, Dave. Have a great weekend.

Felloes. There’s an app for that. Thanks for the video!

You know, if you could shred that sagebrush with a chipper, and compress it into blocks, you'd end up with some pretty good firewood.

I used to carry a couple of those discs with (To It) printed on them. Then when someone would say I'll do that when I get around to it, I'd give them a round To It.

The Genius strikes again with indubitable aplomb.

mMMmmmm, strong the force in this one is.

That is quite the phone app - seems like you could make some real money with that kind of phone app. Maybe come up with a tree-trimming / house painting version?

Hi Dave did ya put some smokey in the fire taste so good after a burn have a great week love from TEXAS

I enjoyed the woodfire and winter chat. It's midsummer here and I am looking forward to winter and having the fire on again. Question on the spade drills, do you find good quality ones minimise tearout on exit? Or is it simply a cost factor in using spade over a forstner bit? I'm only an amateur in the "dead tree carcass" field, precision machining is my trade. Best wishes from New Zealand.

Nothing like a good snow storm to safely burn a brush pile. Do the same here in VA

14:30 - I wonder whether Dave's new "aquarium-style" stove can handle all those small offcuts... The older one, cast iron "barrel-style" certainly could, but those newfangled gizmos are meant, AFAIK, only to burn big chunks of wood...

Your getting pretty clever with the editing.

Where I live in East Texas you wouldn't have had to burn that brush, in a few months the termites would have eaten it.

Dave, would love to see the magical broom and dust pan working again.

That was pretty funny how those fellows installed themselves while you were on your phone.

haha great humor .didn know you had a twin brother dave . nice landscape too .

Love the videos, I noticed when you cut the spokes you measure each one can't you just make a stand with a pin on so you set the distance from the saw blade and just spin the wheel.

Your Toyota looks in great condition. i have a 2000 Toyota Tundra. I don't want to shoot my horse.

Who knew there was a cell phone app for that?! 😂😂🤣

looks like you got that new wheel app.

Love the 4Runner! I had a 84 and 94 pick up truck. Remember locking in the hubs before you need them!!

I was about to comment that you should get out their with a seed fork and gather up the piles. And then you did. LOL