In my newest vlog on YouTube I talk about a lot of different things that have been going on. From things in the shop like my new (almost finished) miter station and shop cabinets, to my french cleat clamp wall and other organizational things. I also talk about some projects and videos that are in-progress and coming soon. I’ve been building a lot of mini playhomes this year and my evening job doing custodial work at my church’s preschool has been keeping my calorie burning at a steady pace, haha! Of course, let’s not forget the most meaningful and emotional project I’ve done this year and that’s the new cross for the Emmanuel Faith Community Church worship center.

All these things have teamed up to keep me busy and eat into my YouTube video time, but I’m still here and looking forward to knocking out more videos. The ones I currently have mid-edit are going to be great. So I thank you all for your patience! Editing is a time consuming process and I really don’t know how some of the daily vloggers are able to do it, but I have some thoughts on that which I’ll share in another entry 🙂

Speaking of vlogging, my newest video is more of a vlog format. Kind of a “let me bring you closer” approach, haha! I also tackle a couple small projects from start to finish in this new vlog. One of which is some hogwire garden trellises for my wife (instagram handle: @whatsupinthegarden ). As an anniversary gift I ripped down some redwood from a vegetable garden box she wasn’t using anymore built the trellises. A while back I built this fence for some friends to keep their chickens from going into their yard and I did a little write-up with some photos on my site: Redwood Fence With Hogwire Mesh, and it’s been a pretty popular piece of content.

Ever since I built that project I’ve been wanting to incorporate that look somehow at our own house too. In addition to my wife’s new trellises in this video, we also do a quick visual test for another use for these redwood hogwire panels. Give the video a look and let me know what you think about the idea!

I’m really happy with how the projects in this video turned out, especially the hogwire garden trellises. Of course, Dez loves them too! At some point, hopefully soon, I’d like to replace the 5 original trellises we did several years ago. When I do, you’ll see it here!

Thank you all for coming by the site, and for checking out the video. I hope you’ll also jump over and follow me on Instagram (@stuffsethmakes). You can also subscribe to my newsletter and be one of the first to know when I put out new content, or load up my Etsy store with more goodies.

One last pitch, haha! My wife and I are working to get her YouTube content rolling, and while we’ve got the the channel name “What’s Up In The Garden” and a couple little videos up there, we’re working on some new content for her channel that will be simple, straightforward and fun for all the garden lovers out there. If you’d like to subscribe to Dez’s channel, we’d appreciate the support and the motivation! Here’s the link: What’s Up In The Garden.

Thank You Friends!!