I made one 3 years ago all by myself.

@@lothairelauwagie8758where’s your KZfaq video though?

ok no problem i will put it on you tube.

@@lothairelauwagie8758 Musa faked Pamela on a deserted island. They sit by the sea, and Musa is sad and dissatisfied. Pamela asks him, "What's wrong, Musa? Why aren't you happy?" Musa replies, "Well, I am, but there's no one to tell to." 😎 So you dont have that pool my friend.

Yes i have ;-))))@@circumcisio10

$4,128

That's next level cheapskate love it 😂😂😂

@@Sandman03777 I am referring purely to the decision not to hire a digger that would have took a day or 2 and instead HAND dug it, to save $500. And I'm saying I respect that decision so much, that I watched his whole video, liked it and subscribed to watch this glorious and stubborn man give up months more of his life out of pure spite of not wanting to give his hard earned money to someone else for something his own hands can do....albeit 3 months slower lol

Ditto

I agree 100%!

Can’t wait to watch you Hot tub with jacuzzi jets build next! Congrats on the pool

how you know why youtube was created??! 😅

pin this, more people will see your second video that way

I agree with the other guy, amazing video you should absolutely pin your comment

It might be free my friend, but you earned this pool, and every moment you'll have with it. Congratulations on a beautiful complete project and the envy of many, many people.

1.7m now hehe

you well deserved your pool (for free). Really nice job!

You will do it. I watched a couple of times and left a few comments to help the algorithms. Loved the video and the way you use the English language. Many cute comments. Good luck to you.

Excellent job. Love the idea of a separate chamber that's big enough to climb into for maintenance of the filter and pump. There's a few things I'd have done differntly. Those lights I'd have used a pipe going right through the wall, that leads to a separate bay. That way if you ever need to change the bulb, you'd be able to access the lamp from outside without any need to lower the pool level. But since you've used LED lamps, the probblem likely won't arrise.

@kundaniel , 0 seconds ago Good luck in achieving your dreams, having watched you dig the pool out by hand, very impressive, and not giving up, I’d say all your dream's and wishes, will be more than achievable, just subscribed, hope to see you at the 100k, and you break the 1million mark,🍻from🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃.

You said in 2 places of the video that the pipes under the concrete broke after the cement was already poured. But near the end, you connected the pipes to the pump anyway. Did you tear the cement up and replace the pipes? I think I'm missing a piece of the puzzle here.

849k views now. You're closing in on 1m!

and his intelligence.

I dont think he's dumb, its definitely the opposite In my opinion had he used an excavator he would not have garnered as much views?😄 It wouldve been a boring video. Excavator digging video is everywhere in our modernised world, so.

I built a similar pool in my back yard a few years ago, but yes, I rented a mini excavator for the digging. With all the tree roots and stuff here I would still be digging if I had done it by hand....

He did alot of work but I don't think it will last. The rebar for one does not look adequate.

@@tagle2818 True that is a assload of weight and he didn't say if he even tamped the dirt down, usually their is gravel below concrete also.. Hope it lasts for his sake though cause god damn that would suck after all that effort..

Me too.

Yeah this sure Anit no tic tock

How exactly would he do that? I'm just curious

why do you really need a main drain? You can just pump it out if needed to empty it.

Having had a pool, a main drain makes it sooooo much easier when cleaning. You can just sweep everything to the drain instead of vacuuming which I hater doing.

_Doesn’t it rain in Hungary?_

​@@michael.forkert Hungary is located in the Pannonian Basin or Carpathian Basin, the remnant of an ancient lake that dried up 5 to 10 million years ago. I live almost in the middle, where the land is quite low. Due to climate change, only 8 to 12% of the annual precipitation has fallen in recent years. It's different at Lake Balaton because this region is close to the Alps and naturally has more rainfall. Climate in Hungary is more diverse as for example in Germany.

@@WhereIsTheSpartan I’m Brazilian. Thks for the explanation. But I do not believe in Global Warming, Greenhouse Effect or recently re-baptized Climate Change. Here in São Paulo the climate changes every other hour. Today at noon 36° now at 4pm 24º and falling.I do not believe that anybody has the ability to know what happened millions or billions of years ago.

@@WhereIsTheSpartan The Alps don't even reach Hungary, even less Lake Balaton. www.google.com/maps/place/Alps/@47.4737594,11.7913777,600831m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x4789459fb534be51:0x38c7fdcd674c57d!8m2!3d46.8873983!4d9.6567822!16zL20vMGxjZA?entry=ttu

I agree, it’s so sexy and refreshing when a man gets down and dirty into the mud. As a woman that’s the one thing that turns me on like no other! Some women like their clean white collar manicured preppy boys, but I would argue feminine women we love a man who sweats and creates things in the real world! That’s a man I know I’ll always be able to survive with no matter what happens in the world. ❤

Yeah the color looks weird.

How did the pool/pond turn out? Any pictures you could share?

*our

why would the government care if you weren't in outback Ohio?

All very great valid points! Much love from 🇺🇸

I kept thinking he needed a walkway around all through the build. You’re gonna’ be constantly skimming to keep grass out, I think. I’m sure something like this and landscaping could be added for years to come. What a beautiful job, overall. What dedication and logical thinking!

Cement deck would be good.

I'm also surprised by the dry stacking, it gives me several ideas. Great job, you have to be really determined to achieve stuff like this.

it works but its better to glue them down, that way you can get them leveled, something dry stacking wont.

There is a process called surface bonding that allows for mortorless bonding of blocks. The first course is bedded in mortar and leveled. All other courses are dry stacked and leveled with small shims of wood or even paper. After they’re stacked they’re soaked with water and they’re then parge coated with a layer of surface bonding cement made of Portland cement and chopped fiberglass. You can make your own or (here in the us) buy it from the home center. You can coat just one side but two sides are more than twice as strong. It was originally developed for water proofing cisterns.

Thanks for the info, very helpful!@@jamespayne8781

I too wanted to suggest a bullnose edge to finish off his beautiful pool!

The spade is my scepter!

Can he tile it directly over the fiber glass? cheers

Thanks! Good luck with your project! :)

If you make it look like a pond you can bypass lots of stuff :) Atleast thats ewhat I'm hoping as i dig mine haha

I’m not gonna live somewhere wer I have to ask permission with wat to do on my property. That’s y I live n the country

That's exactly why he got the leaks lmfao. The mortar acts as a sealant as well as a binder.

Also no sloping to the deep end. Just flat bottom and that was why he put six drains along the bottom. I think those pipes froze and broke under the slab but he didn't want to discuss it. One drain in the middle of a sloping deep end is the best method used for pools.@@JonezBBQ

Formwork stone is not laid with mortar. This is not a brick. Here, the bond is provided by the concrete in it. It does not need to be sealed with any mortar. Here, the waterproofing layer is not concrete, but fiberglass. Concrete only has a supporting role. The pipes are frozen at the bottom. Then I made a new branch. There will be a video about it.

Yes, this is indeed a problem. And I want a durable cover for next season and a square cover in the future

I'm almost offended that he complained that digging was difficult. The soil in his yard is practically pure clay.

​@@K1L0W0G You want clay? You should see my city in NZ. This soil looked like the perfect sand/clay mix for digging.

Yep, that soil is butter.

I live in Florida. where Im at anything below 12"-22" is fossiled coral rock, aka limestone. Like, Ive installed a fence where we pulled a 4-1/2" x 5' foot limestone boulder and had to pickaxe it into smaller chunks to then refill around the post hole so the soil around it wouldn't collapse. Digging here, even with an auger is a giant pain-in-the-ass.

In Canada? I think you could add a zero to those figures for real!

14-20.000 not enough Buddy min 40-50.000!

They're actually the safest part of them all. I can't imagine what it took to solve fiberglass leaks

Yes, this also gives me a headache. I got an acid container from which I want to make the sand gravel. The diameter of the container is 65 cm and the expiration date is 58 cm....

Yes, the referenced m3 values ​​do not refer to dry material. For example, about 9m3 of concrete went into the foundation. This required about 11 m3 of gravel and 2.8 tons of cement.

The boat is made of the fiberglass I use. UV stable for decades. Looks good so far. I thought the resin would separate from the concrete. He could not. 220 V lighting cannot actually form a circuit with its contents. And the leakage current relay disconnects all problems immediately. The water in the pool has the same potential as the soil. But I got a negative comment, so I would rather change it to a 24V or 12V system.

Came looking for this and glad to see your answer. Pool electrocutions happen, switch to 24v please👍🏻

Yes, I know, I received a lot of criticism about the 220V. As an electrical technician, I do not consider it any more dangerous than the circulation pump, but I will replace it with a 12 or 24 V one.

I like it when people bring up this topic... In an interesting way, no one has been bothered by the fact that the circulation pump is also 220 as. However, it is still in contact with the water on the metal part and is present as an inductive load. It somehow doesn't bother people because it works silently. almost everyone mentions the spectacular part that lights up. Please tell me what happens if the phase gets on the water and someone is inside... Nothing. There is full PE coverage with separate earthing probes with life protection relay. But if they weren't there, no one would be electrocuted even if one of the phases was exposed to water. However, the water has a one-to-one ground potential, even though there is a plastic pool wall, everything is connected to the ground probe in the case of metal parts. I am a high current electrical technician. Obviously I'm not going to make my own pool life-threatening...

@@kundaniel The pump isn't isolated by a home made enclosure from pipe.. Use LEDs please. 12v LED should be safer

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