Just curious if you are planning to ride the Scooter cannonball 2025? If not was once enough for you?

What is the practical difference between this design and the regular vent, to make it energy efficient? I've seen it before on Amazon but I couldn't figure out the actual benefits

So just get an air purifier.

Great teacher

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

this video seriously needs a disclaimer.

why couldn't you just get a stud finder? Genius...

For 50 bucks that's what you get.Go to lowes and buy reliabilt it's knly 129 and alot better.

Hm, I am trying to learn a lil bit about HVAC and this is the first vid I've watched. Thank you for explaining that so thoroughly! My goal is to have a merv16 filter on my system and I am trying to figure out how I can make that happen... My family is medically sensitive to mold so very small filtration is my main priority but we live in Florida so cooling is important also. I guess my next question is how does one decrease internal static pressure?

Nothing personal, but; it took you ten minutes to start talking about the subject you mentioned in your video title. Would love to see a concise video about a 2200sf house like mine with five ceiling filters rather than one at the furnace. Three of the five hardly ever show any dirt but are in lower use areas.

Definitely try to stay as far away from the power box and lines to prevent and avoid interference / electrical noise.i recommend sharing a coax drop / box if possible.

Drilling for idiots 101

It wasn’t the cap , but the oil leak is around that position, any suggestions?

You can just use an edger. The wire is so thin that I can fit in an edger kerf. Way easier than trenching.

no conduit - DI-WILD

Heya man, this was super helpful! Thanks!

Audio on this is making me crazy

One important detail that you missed. About 6 inches above the Cat 6, you should lay down along the entire trench a yellow tape ( sort of like "Police line, do not cross" tape ) . That way, if anyone starts digging in there, the tape is the first clue that the lines are down below. This is actually code in some places. I would have used some plastic pipe as protection; cheap insurance.

Tape ethernet to your drill bit from basement and then pull bit + cable back up.

I wish developers would offer those upgrades in new construction houses. We have electric water heater/heat pump, but a standard furnace, the amount of waste to replace it in a two years old house is BS.

Do you have an air exchanger of some type to keep your warm home from molding due to excess humidity?

Every House is JUst a badly shaped Chimney looking to expel your hard earned money upward and out. Sounds like you did a good job.

I'm up in Canada so our building codes will be different but I don't see why not go all out? It may be expensive up front but savings in the long run more than make up for it. If I could, I'd go with SIPS, Geothermal, radiant floor heating, on demand electric hot water and solar panels. Only thing left to the grid is water and sewer.

You could make a calendar with those beautiful photos!

This is a good video and I love how you are wearing hearing protection but also barefoot. 👍👍

$168 F@#$, I just paid $278 and my house was built in 2022 (a bit smaller than yours) 😢

Watching all those videos about wiring a house with cat6 cable just makes me realize how much money I wasted on buying Ethernet cables considering how easy it is to "make" one yourself. You can buy a 20ft cable for $15...or you can buy a 1000ft for $100 and a couple tools for $30 max. And then it's just a matter of adding a couple dollars in a pack of 50 RJ45 male ends and you've got 25 cables of any length you want. That's already less than $6 per cable and the more you make, the less expensive they get. And unless you've got some crazy wiring to do, 1000ft will probably give you enough cabling for all your needs.

Jesus…. You drilled next to an outlet with no consideration of what was behind the wall - electrical wires, plumbing, sewer. NEVER drill blind into a wall. ALWAYS use a stud finder that can detect electrical wiring. ALWAYS make sure you are extremely careful if bathroom plumbing is likely inside wall. And if drilling blind like this guy, at least mark your drill bit the width of the drywall so you don’t drill further without knowing the pipes or wires are behind.

How do you call them ? They do not give you a phone number and they don’t answer emails ?

The unit is manufactured in China. Their QC is horrible. Upon receiving the unit, it wouldn't fire because they hadn't set the high temp switch correctly, so, had to remove and reset the switch ourselves. Lately, it would feed pellets, and tech support said it was an auguer set screw not screwed into the auger flat spot. That resulted in taking the back panel off, working on it, and that was NOT the problem. Tech is good if you get the right person.

Did the stove you bought qualify for the tax credits for biomass stoves? I know they need to be on the EPA list to qualify.

Thank for the video. I had my furnace replaced 3 years ago and it was oversized. It countinued to over heat and shut off and turn back on right away. Ive had the technician out 7x now though out the install to try to fix. I was told by a different hvac tech that the has was tuned down to temporarily fix the over heating. Well now its in the negative cold snap here in Chicago and my heat cant keep up with the -10s and 20+degree windshield. Runs all night for few days stright sometimes dosent shut off. We went to bed and it was 74 degrees woke up and it was reading 68 degrees in the home. Had to buy a space heater to make it though last few days. Different techs who came out said the furnace installed was to large for my home. Also the return air duck was to small. They said the downstairs area could use a return because it dosen't have one. My question is, is this issue fixable and is the contract responsible for rectifying this problem with the correct size furnace. I have a warranty company that i use and they now said they aren't going to replace it, even though they admited to the contractor they used said the new units to big. My old furnace never had that problem before. Any recourse you can recommend be greatly appreciated.

Who the hell works in their bare feet?

Thank you!

I enjoyed another of your videos. the Scooter Cannon Ball Run is on my bucket list

I’ve always use merv 8 never had any problems

Very helpful. I was wondering whether to use one of those long flexible drill bits or a 90 degree adapter. I read elsewhere that the gears strip out frequently on the 90 degree adapters.

I watched this video and decided to call someone

Few weeks.

How long did it take for you to get your guard.

If you used direct burial ethernet cable you shouldn't ever have a problem with it.

bro that’s a lot of tools i’m good

Not crazy! I want my furnace to be sized for the worst possible scenario. I don’t want the ship that I am traveling on to be safe for 98% of the storms. And if you think there is galaxies out there, (I don’t) then you would want your spacecraft to be designed for all the possible scenarios that you can think of. End of story. I don’t want to find out that my furnace is not able to preform on the worst storms of the season.

I have watched about 20 of these videos trying to determine where to drill to run cat 6 cable and this is the most helpful so far.

Hey i just installed merv 14 filters in my system for the allergy problem in our house and noticed a increase in cfm at all the vents. so you said that using a higher merv filter decreases cfm.. not true in my house and i would challenge anyone to measure the output of the vents after installing higher merv filters.

Buy cheap and change them more often, unless you have a respiratory illness or severe allergies.

I just watched Quasi's 21 vids and this seems like an absolute blast. Went to the website and found groms, monkeys and navi's have their own class. I have a 21 monkey and I so want to do this in 25. I love jumping on my monkey and taking off on a 250 mile round trip. I've done some 800 plus mile days on sportbikes but I just didn't enjoy it like I do my monkey trips. Great video, my wife and I just went to the black hills this summer for vacation and it is spectacular. Every hill a new awesome view!!

Mere 8 I mean.

Is a mere 8 filter the best?

“See, that’s my couch down there.” So something I would do, but directly into my main living room.