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A Boat Update and Sheetrock - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep23
We're back to work in the house after a few weeks of hiatus to check on our boat in Mexico. For those of you who have asked about our boat and the storage yard in Puerto Penasco, hopefully this will answer some of your questions. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
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Rough in Electrical and an Update - Ep22 - The Homestead Adventure(r)
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In this episode, we give a little explanation of what the inspector looked for in our rough in electrical inspection as well as a quick update on our progress. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Drilling a Well - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep21
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After nearly a year of waiting, it's finally happening. We're getting a well! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
A Shell of a House - We're Alive and Well! - Episode 20
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It's been a while since we've uploaded a video, so I think it's about time for a long overdue update on our progress. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Pouring Concrete - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep19
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In this episode, we fill our ICF walls with concrete and finish out our foundation! Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
The Foundation - Scribing ICF's to fit Bedrock - The Homestead Adventure(r) Ep 18
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After what seems like months of delays and waiting, we are finally starting to build the foundation for our house! Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
The Solar Kiln: Operation, Capacity, and the Effects of Building With Green Lumber - Ep17
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This time on the Homestead Adventure(r), we dive into the Solar Kiln. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer Here is a link to the fans I used: amzn.to/3x4ImT1 And here is a link to the solar panel I used: amzn.to/3DR5eXp
How Much Lumber Comes From One Log - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 16
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In the interest of science, today's episode attempts to answer the age old question of how much lumber comes out of one log. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
Road Work - The Homestead Adventurer(r) - Ep15
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In this episode, we attempt to solve our mud problem by tackling our roads with loads of rock. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
A DIY Log Arch - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep15
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In an attempt to get logs out of the woods easier and with less impact on our roads, we make a log arch, and of course, show you how it works! Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
A Big Hole - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep14
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We've been stuck in the mud for the past few weeks, but the ground is finally starting to dry out! That means it's time to get back to digging our foundation. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
Breaking Ground - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep13
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We're breaking ground and starting to dig a hole for our foundation! Woo hoo! Unfortunately, the weather throws a wrench into our plans yet again and we have to pause for a rain/snow delay before we finish the task at hand. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer
The Solar Kiln Build Pt 2 - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep12
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After a brief hiatus, we are back to building our solar kiln! Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer Follow along on Facebook and Instagram @ svadventurer
Permit is Approved!!! Clearing Our Homesite - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep11
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We have an official building permit! Woo hoo!!! Now the work can really begin. It's time to clear out our homesite. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer Follow along on Facebook and Instagram @ svadventurer
Milling a Ponderosa Pine - The Homestead Adventure(r)
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Since we've got a portable sawmill, why not put it to good use? With an offer of as much Ponderosa Pine as we could use, we towed the mill to our friend's place and made a mountain of lumber. Thanks for watching and subscribing! These videos are made possible by YOU: patreon.com/adventurer Follow along on Facebook and Instagram @svadventurer
The Solar Kiln Build Pt 1 - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 10
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The Solar Kiln Build Pt 1 - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 10
A Bit of Progress - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep9
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A Bit of Progress - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep9
We Built a Road! - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep8
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We Built a Road! - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep8
Storm Cleanup - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 7
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Storm Cleanup - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 7
You Get What You Pay For - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep6
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You Get What You Pay For - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep6
Digging Holes - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 5
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Digging Holes - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 5
A Finished Structure! - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep4
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A Finished Structure! - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep4
Making Beveled Cedar Lap Siding - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 3
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Making Beveled Cedar Lap Siding - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 3
From Log to Lumber - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 2
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From Log to Lumber - The Homestead Adventure(r) - Ep 2
The Homestead - Episode 1 - The Chicken or the Egg
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The Homestead - Episode 1 - The Chicken or the Egg
Big News!!! We Bought Dirt!!!
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Big News!!! We Bought Dirt!!!
Thai Style Chili Paste - It's Easy!
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Thai Style Chili Paste - It's Easy!
From Ocean to Table - Crab Benedict
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From Ocean to Table - Crab Benedict
Goin' Fishin' - The Cowlitz River
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Goin' Fishin' - The Cowlitz River
How to Build a Basic Water System For Your Van - #Vanlife Basics - Episode 1
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How to Build a Basic Water System For Your Van - #Vanlife Basics - Episode 1

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  • @davewright2819
    @davewright2819 14 годин тому

    Great video! I know its been a while since you initially installed, but can you give me an idea of what the system cost you back then? Thanks Dave

  • @tomnewberry5440
    @tomnewberry5440 2 дні тому

    Started watching during the solar kiln build. I've enjoyed. But it's been 3 years! Where'd these guys go?

  • @davids6655
    @davids6655 3 дні тому

    You guys are fun.

  • @paivaalmeida9738
    @paivaalmeida9738 8 днів тому

    Hi, great vid! One question, cant u just link the gray water to outside of the van? Or u use it for something else? Thanks!

  • @lawmandod233
    @lawmandod233 10 днів тому

    Great!

  • @stevepaskin2863
    @stevepaskin2863 25 днів тому

    Awesome video. We are about to start exactly what you did here. We up on a rock on Georgian Bay Ontario. Thanks so much for this. We will be following you closely. We won’t be doing it ourselves, not as advanced as you folks, but still very educational. 😊😊

  • @davey-jay6527
    @davey-jay6527 Місяць тому

    Brilliant idea thank you for sharing just what we needed so simple

  • @garthewbank2679
    @garthewbank2679 Місяць тому

    Dudes legit

  • @ntrescue2932
    @ntrescue2932 Місяць тому

    After viewing this I did the same but used an electric pump and it works great.

    • @chartmann43
      @chartmann43 Місяць тому

      Can you please send a link for the electric pump?

  • @CallSignWhiplash
    @CallSignWhiplash Місяць тому

    Everyone needs a friend like Chris 👍🏼

  • @agapephilerostorge
    @agapephilerostorge Місяць тому

    1:28 Sink pump set up

  • @airmagic2199
    @airmagic2199 2 місяці тому

    WOOHOO Where are you, Scooby Doo????

  • @user-ql9xw6om3x
    @user-ql9xw6om3x 2 місяці тому

    Did you attach your RV drain directly to the bottom of the sink? Do you recommend putting Teflon tape in between? I can’t seem to be able to find a washer that would work.

  • @dexterdonato9036
    @dexterdonato9036 2 місяці тому

    Will concrete work?

  • @fxpthl
    @fxpthl 2 місяці тому

    Just checking in with you kids, been way too long! So what’s going on with your new home? Still have the boat? Spill your guts Buddy!

  • @ValidescopeWest
    @ValidescopeWest 2 місяці тому

    This is exactly what I was looking for.

  • @Ms.Frankenbuilder
    @Ms.Frankenbuilder 2 місяці тому

    Good video.

  • @Building_Bluebird
    @Building_Bluebird 2 місяці тому

    I've watched and enjoyed all your videos. I hope you both are well and happy. Thanks!

  • @Building_Bluebird
    @Building_Bluebird 2 місяці тому

    That's going to be the most solid foundation ever. I'm sure it was satisfying to get the hole done.

  • @Building_Bluebird
    @Building_Bluebird 2 місяці тому

    You sure picked a great area to build a homestead. When I was a teenager, we lived in Northeast Oregon, and we used to go camping often at Farragut State Park on Lake Pend O'Reille. It's such a really beautiful part of the country.

  • @stuartveale2820
    @stuartveale2820 2 місяці тому

    Great presentation - quick and clear

  • @glenstamate7990
    @glenstamate7990 2 місяці тому

    How do you attach that plex pipe to the fitting?

  • @Building_Bluebird
    @Building_Bluebird 3 місяці тому

    Just found your channel. Intrigued. Hope you're still watching UA-cam comments.

  • @Crestone-saju
    @Crestone-saju 3 місяці тому

    Thank you so much… I did same setup but used garden quick disconnect with 1/2 inch hose line end for both sides.

  • @ernestorodriguez791
    @ernestorodriguez791 3 місяці тому

    👍🏾

  • @applesbighatranch6906
    @applesbighatranch6906 3 місяці тому

    Doesn't get much better than this presentation of how to assemble a simple fresh water system fer yer mo-bile environment. THANK YOU.

  • @gurnblanstein9816
    @gurnblanstein9816 3 місяці тому

    I'm trying to get a hold of you because I'm looking at your boat on Yacht world. I've talked to the broker and he said there might be a chance that I could ask you some questions. I'm about to make an offer on the boat but I would like to speak with you first if possible. My name is Dan and I'm not sure how to get a hold of you.

  • @gurnblanstein9816
    @gurnblanstein9816 3 місяці тому

    I'm looking at your boat on Yacht world I have been in contact with the broker and trucking companies to get estimates to truck into Seattle. I would very much like to talk to if we could. Let me know and I'll give you my email. And then I will email you my phone number so we can talk if that's okay with you. I just have some questions that the broker can't answer. Thank you

  • @gurnblanstein9816
    @gurnblanstein9816 3 місяці тому

    I'm hoping you'll see this. I'm looking at your boat on Yacht world and would like to talk to you if we could. If that's possible just let me know and I'll give you my email. And then I'll give my phone number after we email. I've been talking with the broker I live in Seattle Washington and I'm guessing you might too. I'm getting estimates for trucking the boat to Seattle. Hope to talk to you soon!

  • @billfromgermany
    @billfromgermany 3 місяці тому

    The thing which surprised me about this video is that anyone cruising needs to produce 30 gallons an hour, with the consequent power drain. How much water does this boat use per day?

  • @ShadowV
    @ShadowV 3 місяці тому

    Does anyone know if you can get the pex tube and fitting in the UK? I can't find it anywhere, maybe it has a different name here

  • @ramonadato
    @ramonadato 3 місяці тому

    2 Years man! Give the people an update on you guys, the boat, the build and what you guys have been up too. Always enjoyed your videos and in a current world climate of negative news and bullsh!t, channels and videos like yours are refreshing and inspiring. Cheers

  • @stkk7186
    @stkk7186 4 місяці тому

    How does air flow into the jug after pumping water out?

  • @johnlundquist8855
    @johnlundquist8855 4 місяці тому

    Could you show wiring for your solar system

  • @paulahughes3582
    @paulahughes3582 4 місяці тому

    How do I find the list of parts?

    • @brucesimpson
      @brucesimpson 2 місяці тому

      In the show notes under the viseo

  • @user-xl3ww7ky1r
    @user-xl3ww7ky1r 4 місяці тому

    Good job

  • @RealityDreams17
    @RealityDreams17 4 місяці тому

    Great video smart set up. 😊

  • @stevepeterson5943
    @stevepeterson5943 5 місяців тому

    Considerations: *Can I add one more valve, and a long high pressure hose, running aft, off the 800 PSI pump? This I would label "Auxillary" to be used for encouraging guests, when they've overstayed their welcome.

  • @stevepeterson5943
    @stevepeterson5943 5 місяців тому

    Awesome, beautiful, I love it! Thanks for thoroughness thoughtfulness and parts list. One question,at 19:00 for the flushing portion, are you sending the "bucket water" through the system, then out the thru hull? Or is it still going into the fresh water tank? I didn't see how it's not just cycling from the bucket... back into the bucket. I'm thinking it's going back to the sea, have I got that right? This is the most inspirational DIY watermaker I've seen. I feel confident, fair winds from grateful single hander!

  • @pjmoran
    @pjmoran 5 місяців тому

    Please pardon the end of that message . It was suppose to say !! The water would only pump if i opened the salon sink hose. Not sure whats going on ? Thank you

  • @freakerbell
    @freakerbell 5 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @zapper28
    @zapper28 5 місяців тому

    Good idea: instead of cinderblocks use ratchet straps. Wood pack itself is much heavier than those blocks. Use its own weight against warping. On the other hand, the belt weighs less and is easier to operate.

  • @brianalbano4487
    @brianalbano4487 5 місяців тому

    Did you ever make a part 3 showing door construction?

  • @plinble
    @plinble 5 місяців тому

    Great video, especially at the end. It's all wobbly, go with the flow...

  • @barbveenstra8625
    @barbveenstra8625 5 місяців тому

    It's been a year since you've posted. Sure would be interesting to see the progress with your place. Hope all is well!!

  • @jano.caamano
    @jano.caamano 5 місяців тому

    Such a cool and efficient build guys!! Love it. What size are you using on your tires? Enjoy!!

  • @solovantravel
    @solovantravel 6 місяців тому

    We miss you ☹💔

  • @cattigereyes1
    @cattigereyes1 6 місяців тому

    One could build a 18’ wide 12’ tall kiln along the top edge above the double wide doors 8’ wing span per door 16’ total width of exterior door opening add a solar/wind powered fans along the top edge every 2’ for a total of 9 intake fans run a full board width starting from the top ceiling dropping down 3’ from top at a angle to middle of stack height of wood. Add three dehumidifiers one on each outer edge and one hung dead center all running of solar/wind battery are deep cycle. Glass the outer windows with wide panels double glass. A top of the out side metal panel or highly stained wood panel extending four feet off the top back side with putter and side drip edges. To keep top fans dry in wet weather. Painted or stained dark. In the lower doors add four high Volume fans two to each door pointed outward for rapid venting. The water from the dehumidifiers could be collected in exterior rain barrels with added oxygen stone for each to keep the water fresh. For yards or gardens. The interior and exterior walls will be insulated with Rock Wool or insulation of choice. Stained dark or painted dark. Build a platform at base for easy forklift, tractor, bob cat loading. Have a certified electrician help with the battery and wind/solar components. Enjoy quickly solar kilned wood for years to come. The floor should be off the ground by 2 feet with sand and gravel base and stained or the bottom treated wood. I could source the whole thing but a contractor with experience could tell the cost of this beast better than me.

  • @elfuturomio
    @elfuturomio 6 місяців тому

    👎

  • @gaedikus
    @gaedikus 6 місяців тому

    nice thing about that building is after you're done using it you can turn it into a greenhouse.