Future Plans- Alaskan Milled Dog House Cut Through Cabin Wall.  

It is for upholstery, the hole is for setting nails in the material edge.

Build a porch onto that cabin, mudroom , extra storage , and maybe for that dog you want.

I really enjoyed seeing Sarah there you two seem like the perfect match. She's so laid back like you and she's so likeable. Another great video as always. I have been here since day 1 of the worm and it's still by far my favorite RU-vid channel. As always stay safe and God bless from Missouri.

Like others have said - big dog, big truck. Solves so many of the problems you are going to have. I couldn't tell you what kind of truck to get, but even I know that knowing you, it will have to be diesel. You owe it to yourself! And you won't have to worry about making space for the dog. Also, rain collectors. You're going to need a LOT more daily water. Love your channel! It was nice seeing you and Sarah, and listening to your conversation for a change - instead of you having to constantly entertain us with your wit and chainsaw. Thanks for all the hard work you obviously put in to these videos! I haven't looked forward to Saturday mornings this much since Cartoons in the 60's.

The hammer is a tack hammer. The split end is magnetic and a steel tack is stuck to it, then the magnetically stuck tack is hit into the material you are tacking. After the first hit the hammer is spun to use the solid end to drive the tack in. Joe

Tack hammer .. used for small nails in woodworking, upholestry etc

You know, at the end of the video you were talking about us doing all that stuff, well I don't feel like doing anything so I'm going to just watch, 🆗.

Its a tack hammer (as lots have said) the groove is for holding the nail or tack so you can set a tack one handed (nobody said yet). Then you turn it around and hammer it home. There is a chance it will be magnetic too, to further help hold the tack. It is often used by upholsters, why? So you can pull fabric taught with one hand while putting the nail in with the other hand.

Ruby is the perfect dog and an even better nugget for a Bernese mountain dog. Sure hope that works out cause it’d be fun to watch Ruby with a friend. Those nachos looked el primo.

I'd love to see a side by side of both your elementary school photos. Please share in the future. I imagine it'll be cute and simultaneously funny!

I very rarely put out any NEGATIVE comments but this video cried out for one… when somebody puts up a Periodic chart you HAVE TO work something into the conversation about not studying it Dailey but periodically. Yes, a BIG DOG would be great for you in the woods. You could talk to it and I’m sure that you would get tons of feedback. When Sarah and Ruby come out it can look at Ruby and ask you if she comes with a bun… yum. Love the tattoos and your color coordinator. Thanks for sharing!

The hammer has a split because that part of the hammer has a magnet. One side of the split is positive and the other is negative

Im building my house.. worked a long day and I am loving this video on my little dinner btreak

Roof under the window is perfect for a bear to jump up on and bust the window.. you may have to put bars for the bear on the window.

It's a tack hammer usually used for carpets or upholstery, the end with the split holds the tack while you set it, then hammer it home, almost like your framing hammer.

The tattoos are beautiful. Your idea for a doghouse, if you get a dog, sounds pretty good. If the dog does a lot of barking when it hears animals outside at night, that could be a problem, if it would wake you up.

As a kid, I had a huge periodic table with a photo of every element, wherever possible. My party trick was to recite the entire thing, from Hydrogen to Einsteinium, in order, with no mistakes. Of course, they've found a few more since...😂👍🇦🇺

My favorite cousin worked for many years at Kittenger Furniture. You have an upholsterer's hammer.

You're such a chainsaw nerd! The periodic table in da woods! 😂 It's a tack hammer. It's magnetic to hold upholstery tacks. I use them for brads. Just like your big hammer setting nails with a tap then hammering it in. You are already building an addition to the cabin! 😂 You're gonna need more water now. How about a cabin water tank with a solar powered 12v pump. Catch the roof runoff into a 30 or 55 gal poly barrel. Dogs drink lots of water. Big dogs drink more. Offer up some tattoo art in a chainsawed wood frame for sale. Great content as usual on Saturday morning.

Worm that would be the infamous tack hammer

The dog might get too warm right by the heater. Maybe try next to the door where the coat hooks are.

"If you have a new baby, I bet they hold ink really nicely." This would make a perfect coffee mug slogan.

Add a large screened in porch to the front of the cabin and build a dog house in one corner of the porch or at least attached to the porch.

Another Great Video. Nice seeing Sarah. Staying Tuned 👍

Haha greetings from Newfoundland and Labrador! Long time watcher. We gave world to excellent breed of dog, you can't go wrong with Labrador retriever or Newfoundland dog! Can't wait to see your dog. I've been milling a bunch this winter here in Newfoundland. All the best. My sister in law got a Burmese around same time we got a Labrador retriever ( but kinda Cape shore water dog predecessor to Labrador) they were best friends. Burmese was more bothered by heat he liked window open in winter lol

The split end of the upholstery hammer is supposed to be magnetic.

Get around a 30# dog. Smaller poop piles. Can sit on your lap. Can lay next to you in bed without taking up the whole bed. Our American Cocker is the perfect size, sure you have to cut his air a couple times a year but every little shedding.😆 And they love everyone!

That there is a tack hammer,son. For tacks and such.

Can’t wait to see the dog house build!!

A tack hammer! The slot on the end can be used to set nails, or pull them out.

You guys are sooo geeking out with the posters!

Upholstery hammer. My Grandma had 2 of them for re-upholstery work

WOW your outdoor kitchen is coming along so well. Oh yeah and it's a tack hammer.

You need to check out a Great Pyrenees . They love cold weather.

Full sized closet type room so you add storage in the upper half, roof pitch to the sides not the front so water isn’t dripping in front of the door and snow building up, and small dog. I’ve had big medium and finally small dogs. Small dogs are the best because you can actually take them with you. No idea what kind of Boston terrier/frenchy type dog has longer hair but that’s what I’d try to come up with! No more dogs larger than a Britney for me! lol 👍🏼

It sounds like a husky would be a good compromise for you. They LOVE the cold, they are pretty hardy health wise, and they arent as large

A color wheel is a great tool! That doubled bed fits in there well. You two are hilarious!😂😂 Can't wait for the puppy!! 👍😎🇨🇦🐾🤸‍♀️

Love your entertaining channel. Why not put a small 3-season porch on the front of the cabin for the pup instead? 🐶 It will be multi-functional as an air lock to entry for you, help keep snow and mud out, can be screened in during summer, provide extra space for you, a roof over entry, add canine “security” to repel trespassers, and be plenty warm for the dog if left in there too. A fan from Michigan 🙂

My favorite Physics Professor in college was a tiny old British lady.

That is a tack hammer and that end is magnetic normally used by furniture reapolstry

The split hammer is a magnet that only works as a magnet if there are two poles; hence, the split end with two parts. Tom Kraft -another Troll, not a Yooper

Don't screw around, just build an entire addition off that side. Add the floor, build the walls, extend off the rafter tails, frame in for the same window hole, side it, insolate and side the inside, then support roof, with a temporary wall, and put up a custom log for a beam run, install window and heater. Maybe room for a wood stove. You could do the same thing out the other side as well.

As an owner of two male Leoberners (110/130lbs) that has a seasonal trailer lakeside (similar square footage to the cabin). They like to lay flat out and take up a good amount of floor space. My guys don’t like to use a bed or sleeping mat it gets too hot for them which leads me to my next point. The doghouse will not require heat what trickles in from the cabin will suffice the real issue is keeping them cool in the summer. Mud management will be fun and cleaning towels out there is something to think of, lots of towels. Excited for you I’m from a similar climate Ontario Canada.

The split in the end is for holding tacks. It's a TACK hammer

Excited for you to finally get a dog!

Tack hammer, slam the tack in with the magnetic side flip it around to drive in the rest of the way,you can make the dog room huge if you want it's the opening to the cabin to worry about the dog room itself can be as big as you want make an outside door big enough for you to go in an clean

Finish Nail hammer from days gone bye, Ronald Gene the Nailing Machine, yours truly.

It's a tack hammer. Surestrike tack hammer. For the pros!!

I am thinking you need a water catchment system and a good filter so you can eliminate a lot of water hauling. Your tattoos are coming along, but I like chainsawing and creative construction better! Sarah is pretty cool!

In summer, either a bigger tent, or a separate pup tent

Just another suggestion. Add “EST. 2020” (or the actual year you first camped out) to your Ringworm - Pop 1 sign.

These 2 are actually a good match.

If you don't have room in your car for your stuff and your dog, you just need a BIGGER car! 😁

Use a dog flap made of of thick plastic they come with a magnetic strip on bottom so when the dog flap closes at the bottom of its swing it stays in place .closed stopping mosquito entering my two dogs love it they go in and out all time and the flap closed every time we have German shepherd cross dear hound with long legs he rest his head on dining table to give you idea of his size and female golden retriever both are fair size Jeff C Australia 🇦🇺

In the summer, what you could do to have the door where the dog can't damage it? Get you like? Can I cattle panel? That's made out of heavy duty metal or something hardware club for the inside and then your mosquito knitting on the outside something that he can't claw through on the inside or even pipe tubing, or something like that. It will be easy to make a door to the outside. That's that way, and those dogs don't need as much heat as you think. You can insulate it, but the door won't be as insulated. Because if you make them too hot they'll get sick

It's a tack hammer for upholstery

Just an idea, after you finish the kitchen have you thought about a chicken coop, think about it free eggs and freezer meet 🤔

Your tattoo process looks a lot like wood burning (pyrography) projects I do.

My Tack hammers split end is a magnet.Been in our kitchen drawer for over 50 years. Big dogs eat a ton of food a buck a day, and crap a ton of turds, No more walking around with out looking for land mines. Say good buy to local wildlife. Short hair is much easier to care for. Buy 100 feet of #9 wire between 2 trees and a snap end tether so the mutt can stay outside and move around. When she chews off the heater gas line and you die in bed, who gets all your crap? If she bites some one you better have home owners insurance.

Tack Hammer the cracked end usually magnetic

Mostly used for carpets but also can be used for a Upholstering it's a carpet nail hammer was used until electric Stapler came in. Slice in hammer is to hold nail in place.

Add a mud room on to the front of the house and make that the dog room.

Awesome man

It’s a tack hammer the slot and hole is to hold a nail so you can set the nail with one hand

While fibre optic lighting sounds amazeballs, you can get ready made led lighting with usb plugs to run right up to your jackery. They come in color changing, imagine the moods you could set in there.. 😎

It's a tack hammer, not to be confused with an attack hammer, which unless you're a Viking you wouldn't know about anyway.

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It's definitely a tack hammer, typically used for upholstery

Tack hammer!. Weird end is a magnet to hold the tack.

I would love to see you do the fiber optic for the posters, freaking awesome idea.

I'm not stupid, I'm just a man. Finally pieces start falling into place. This will serve me well, thanks.

I did an exercise to teach sizes of the elements by sticking different lengths of toothpicks into Styrofoam. The bigger the element, the bigger the toothpick. It was an interesting analysis that showed the relationships, and the periodic table is perfect for showing the relational size.

I'm with you on having a dog so my wife took over and we presently have 5 big dogs, Cane Corso, Rottweiler, Belgian Malinois Belgian Malinois, Lab and a new mis puppy and she going to be good sized. Love them like they are like our kids and yes they rule. Lol

That hammer is a tack hammer used in upholstery the slot is for pulling out tacks that haven't been hammered in fully or to line up a tack for another hammer to hit it (tacks are very short nails)

It's called a tack hammer, and the split end is to hold the tacks in place.

After you build the doggy room, at nite, keep the pup in there. (Like a dog carrier, it will not poop/pee where it sleeps...) After he/she is older, she will know thats it is their space. But make sure you never go in there. It's their spot, not yours. It'll get to where you can tell rufus/rufasina to get in bed and it'll go and know it's safe. Remember, it's their safe spot not yours...

That is a tack hammer. The split part is magnetized to hold the tack so you will not smash your fingers.

It is possible (likely) that the IR motion detectors on the trail cameras are interfering with each other. Try them back to back to or at an angle greater than 45 degrees.

So.... Dollar has little hooks that are clear that have a tacky back on them that will pull off your wall and those are excellent to use. Or you can pay a little bit more and get the name brand. However it has been stated that dollar tree has the largest one and then by the strips from scotch and use that for the big hook. Just a suggestion your walls are so beautiful,

Yes. Upholstery. And one end of mine is magnetic to hols the tiny tacks

Maybe double the size of the cabin that is half screened in porch and half dog area. It would give you a mudroom and more storage space.

You should make a drag box out of some slabs and drive around the trails once in a while!

Great video for the dog house you only need to cut opening big enough for the adult dog to get in and out.

it's a tack hammer. the split side is a magnet for holding the tack head.

Having had several large dogs (only have 1 now) I found that the doghouse needs to be bigger than you think especially if you think you're going to confine a large powerful dog inside it when you leave. I burst out laughing when you were fantasizing about leaving leashes etc hanging in there... chew toys. I have easily taught all my dogs that their kennel is their "house" from being a puppy on... All I have to do is say "house" and the dog goes in. Dogs like to have their own personal space to escape to when their are new people, commotion, stress or illness. I suggest you build a dog barn on to the side of the cabin with a penned in area... a STURDY fenced in area. When you are gone to town the dog will still need to take care of it's business outdoors... Also the fenced in area allows you to put dogs out whenever they want and you don't need to supervise. You can buy a cheap dog door or make one out of a truck mudflap. I also laughed at your choice of a Bernese.... you are in for a treat. You will learn to dedicate your time to cleaning it and cleaning up after it. Hairy dogs are a maintenance chore. A large dog can drink up to a gallon of water a day.... maybe more in the summer/hot weather. Most dogs can take cold weather and snow. I have had Heelers, Border Collies and Aussues that lived outdoors all year at about the same latitude... (N Idaho)... the Aussie wouldn't even stay in the house in winter because he overheated quickly. What you'll learn is that a long haired dog is a p.i.t.a. to deal with when they're wet or muddy. A shorter haired dog is a lot easier to clean up and dry. My Lab/Shepherd has double fur so outdoor cold is no problem for her and she's easier to dry (and quicker) than my Border Collie and Aussie were. Heelers are compact, intelligent and easy to take care of, a lot less shedding.... You will learn to live with dog fur in EVERYTHING you own including your food lol Choose wisely and you'll make your experience a lot less stress and work. Choosing a dog using your emotions and idealistic vision will lead to a negative experience for both of you. Good luck. Oh yeah... you're going to need a truck or Suburban/Tahoe... The car was o.k. until you decided to stay longer than a couple years but now you need a utility vehicle.. I'm at a loss as to why you haven't dumped the car/traded it off long ago for something appropriate. Oh yeah that's right... you do everything the hard way/Ryan way lol.

My best advice on any dog, especially a large dog is to build a kennel to keep it safe with fresh air, shade, sun (that’s right, both) and drainage. This is important to its well being and your peace of mind. And the second most important thing is to train said pup to be content with being in that kennel. You can say you have no plans to restrain your canine friend in this way but there will be times when you will need to, and introducing Rover to this restraint for the first time late in its life is difficult and in some ways cruel. If you consider this option I’m pretty sure the kennel for the breed you’re talking about must be super beefy! God’s Blessing’s, Curly

You were right, baby skin holds ink great!!

Google Estwing sure strike tack hammer. It might be opposite poles of a magnetic tack holder.

Happy Ringworm day to those who celebrate.

Somehow drag the other shed next to this one and you have all the space you need

It's a nail set. Been around for over a century. Used wherever small detail work is done.

It is a hammer for putting fabric on furniture, AKA a tack hammer. I think the open end is suppose to be magnetic.

Newfie Pyrenees cross! I've been looking for one for years, but not really in a position to have one. I live in a 5th wheel. There are magnetic screen doors that work awesome for dogs. Put it on his/her outside door. I've used several for multiple years. You can usually find them in dollar stores.

dog house door to cabin, consider one that slides up the wall, so as not to take up any cabin or dog house space / also can add pulleys like table so you could lift the door from bed or where ever / added advantage door can be very large with little trim just enough channel to let door slide up and down

Bro, PLEASE make the dog house sturdy enough to protect them from bears and such incase the dog is trapped inside & you're not around. Cheers, Eric

Mornin..🖐😎👍

Ryan my dude..it's time you get a nice canvas Kodiak tent like the 10x14 flex bow, way better than a nylon or poly tent

Upholstery tack hammer. The face with the slot is likely magnetic so no need to hold short tacks (just place head on magnetic face and tap into fabric, frame).

Get the dog and you two will learn to live with each other

That is a classic "tack hammer" used for carpet tacks by carpet layers, it's also used by furniture reupholsterers.