an armored exoskeleton for willy

@@MultiDemension not a bad idea at all

A zip line from tree house to new shop and back to main house

Worlds Fastest Power Wheelchair for the elevator

Custom wood burning stove!!!

It's because the editing and production value is so good, specifically the way the editing is used to tell a compelling story.

They have videos building crazy tree houses i think

@@Lemonade1947 While this is a common sentiment in the community, I don't really agree with it. The editing is competent, good even, but it's not really what drives these videos. There's been a ton of "reality" TV that was edited by some seriously skilled people (and a lot that wasn't, but whatever)-but it still didn't work for me. What drives these videos isn't the editing, or the music (often I'd just wish they didn't have any) or the drone shots (90% of the time, pure distraction from actual content). It is the genuine personalities, and real and non-dramatized presentation of the content. There's no script and if whatever they created wasn't as cool as they thought; they don't try to dress it up as something amazing. It's just great seeing them doing stuff and having fun, or trying their best. The editing being competent helps to keep those people who are less interested in the actual content entertained, but it's not exactly the main reason why this channel works. The production quality is also, of course, very big element. But these days, getting good looking footage isn't behind a 50k dollar bill for a camera and lens, so it's less rare than it was 20+ years ago.

not sure he going build any cars in this garage seem like it more for stored his build finished cars in this new garage . if this garage going be car mechanic garage i would think there would be a car lift just saying

Hi Ada, I didn't know you liked Grindhard. Neebs Gaming 4 life!

This one needs a heart button. ❤

I dig your style.....🤣🤣🤣

there are a couple windows. too many windows in a shop suck there will be stuff all over the walls in no time

​@@r00kiet80Think so? I'm designing a barn, and think I would rather have more natural light and risk later putting a shelf or something partly blocking a window later than being in the dark perpetually.

@@r00kiet80 That's why you use overhead or sky lights.

It really was about to fall down lol

lol@@GrindHardPlumbingCo

​@@GrindHardPlumbingCo What's the plan for the old shed? Storage? Renovation? Totally accidental fire?

That was all part of its charms!

As a 12 year electrician, I totally agree. Need ground wire bonded to each box as you can’t trust the conduit to be a good ground path over time and with bumps and knocks in a shop setting. Also , how many conductors are in that conduit??? Surely too many for 1/2” emt. Especially when including a 50 amp welding circuit

@@juliangarrett6373 16 years for me, and another 5 or so unofficially in trade school, etc. It looks like 3/4", but yeah, I'm sure there will be too many current carriers in it for full ampacity, not to mention conduit fill. I wish people would leave electrical work to the electricians.

And?

Priorities yo

This is the new house

Better for tax reasons 😂

At least the plumbing works

retention as in heat retention

Thermal resistance

Retention is different from resistance. The term is "R-Value", not TR-Value. The reason that thermal isn't part of the term is because it refers to heat. Insulation also resists cold, therefore, the resistance(R-Value) represents both the resistance of the transfer of thermal and cold air both from inside and outside. It doesn't take a genius to figure this out.

@@exhibitedmeat694 I'm wrong it happens lol

@@willnevertell5664 it shows a lot of character to be able to admit that. I appreciate it, take care.

Remember to check if the foam can be cut or not, with some types of foam you destroy the airseal if you cut it

I wonder if you might also regret the dark grey wall colour, because it is going to swallow light like you wouldn't believe.

Ethan, please keep that gift. I don't deserve it. I don't subscribe to any KZfaq channel. I live up here in Canada and collect ODSP from the government. The reason I do is because I have a mental condition called Asperger's Syndrome, or Autistic Spectrum Disorder. No, this doesn't mean that I can't learn because I became a genius more than thirteen years ago. Neither does it mean that I'm not able to become a success at a business, which I will start after I start at first business building go-karts. I was wanting to start one since I was a teenager in high school. In the second year of it, I became incredibly interested in automobiles, which branched into other item, such a aircraft, bladed weapons, personal aerial vehicles, a quadricycle, recumbent trikes and a refrigerator that I don't want to describe. The reason for this is that it doesn't have a patent for it as of yet. Why do I type this way? I'm a perfectionist and genius, which I typed a moment ago. So please, give that gift to the next person who subscribes to your channel. B'bye Ethan.

I’m Electrician in America,and you have to derate for multiple current carrying conductors ,from the looks of it that many outlets and only using a 3/4 conduit,it would fail if it was being inspected. You would have to upsize the wire because of heat. But on the other hand the conduit between the boxes could be short enough and derating doesn’t matter.

Although the NEC allows up to 16 current-carrying THHN conductors in such a conduit, it also requires that for any number of conductors over three, you have to derate the capacity of the conductor. The derating isn’t significant until the number of conductors exceeds nine. For 10 to 20 conductors, 12-gauge wire is derated down to 15 amps.

@@pjl1919 It's interesting to me to see how different electrical installations are around the world. Over here in normal house/garage/office situations we use 3x 2,5mm2 (which is 14-gauge I think) wires (L-brown, N-blue, Earth-Green/yellow) as standard per circuit with a 16 Amp circuit breaker, the black wire from the switch to a lamp can be 1,5mm2 (16 gauge?) . We do sometimes use bigger 20 Amp circuit breakers but they are in general only used for devices like big boilers or something like that, definitely not for lamps or sockets. Usualy you go to 3 phase 16Amp if you need more power (induction cooking, EV charging, hybrid heat pump).

Would you recommend getting into plumbing?

Couple spelling edits needed there mate. I find the surface mounted conduit a bit aesthetically bothersome, but I guess the walls will get busy with other stuff and it won't look so obvious.

All outlets are 240v here in Oz.

Glad you like it!