Awesome build!

@ModernArtisan

5 ай бұрын

Thanks!

keep the nice content coming 😎 very informative 👍🏼

Awesome, congratulations, I will try to do similar thing

Thanks!

It looks great! I can't wait to see the next video.

@ModernArtisan

4 жыл бұрын

Jeff Jr thanks!

Wonderful job on your shed looks great. Have to point out micro inverters are expensive, they don't last long and when one fails it is hard to tell which one failed. and if you use software to monitor them it is proprietary so when you have to replace one of these microinverter years from now it wont work with your old software. Best to use a single dedicated grid tie inverter that is easy to work on or replace. Also you have the option to have them charge batteries if you decide to do so. If the grid ever went down These wonderful solar panels with the grid tie inverters won't help you one bit. limited options for solar when one decides on micro inverters. Solar installers push them because it is easy for them to install and move to the next job. Does not mean it is the best option.

Very nice✅ Did you at any point considder having it so you could rotate it with the sun daily, and adjust the tilt with the seasons, and then maybe automate the entire thing, rather than keep trekking out to adjust it😮

Don't know how I missed this, but love it! I have been researching and thinking of adding solar for years! Really cool looking design too. 😎

@ModernArtisan

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I put a ton of work into the design on that one, because I couldn't find anything similar to copy and modify, so had to start from scratch.

Good video

I was thinking about using the solar panels itself as a roof

@mrowenhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's possible, but you would still need a support structure for those and normal solar panels would not create a water tight roof. However, I know there are acrylic solar panels that you can make a water tight roof out of.

thanks, cool. What kind of panels are those? They look nicer than ordinary solar panels. Makes the overall build look better. Also, what kind of classes did you take? thanks

Wow. Surprisingly low view count for this quality of content. Clicks will come.

@ModernArtisan

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Nice build! I checked your other videos looking for the specifics of the system, unfortunately I didn’t find anything. Do you think you’ll still be putting up a video on the specifics of the system? Thanks!

@ModernArtisan

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Joseph, sorry I somehow missed this comment. Yes, I am definitely doing a video on the specs of the system sometime soon. We’re also installing a TeslaWall that I’m excited to do a video on.

Good evening, I am planning to build the same concept but on a larger scale to utilize animal shed. I would need to build on a 400sqm structure and I would definitely need your support. It could be 4 separate structure of 100sqm each to east the process and control the height.

Are u going to do a update? What did it cost?

Where does the water flow off of roof during rain? I wish to do similar but with gutters and two water barrels to capture rain water. I imagine the rain flows under the panels off the roof, hence gutters would direct the water. Your thoughts?

@ModernArtisan

2 жыл бұрын

Actually my original design included rain water capture and storage, but I abandoned that part of the design at some stage. With my final design rain just runs off the roof under the panels.

Do you think this would work larger scale for a house? What are the drawbacks of such a plan?

@mrowenhorst

Жыл бұрын

Sure but the structural design would be completely different. I was maxing out the spans of dimensional lumber as rafters, so larger and taller would require using different materials or beams, etc.

@idavidmei

Жыл бұрын

@@mrowenhorst U think this design would be better in north texas area? We get a lot of hail so thinking the panels protect roofing?

@rogercrier9115

Ай бұрын

Wat a well engineered building. So why didn't you build it so it could rotate daily with the sun and vary it's roof angle with the time of year.

Is this a grid tied system or battery backup?

@ModernArtisan

4 жыл бұрын

Allen May It is both. It is grid tied and also has 2 TeslaWall batteries. It is bimodal so we can operate on or off grid. I will do another video on specifics of the system.

@allenmay8850

4 жыл бұрын

@@ModernArtisan Thanks for your answer. I really like your design, and would love to build a similar one in my backyard. I have six more panels I'd like to add to my existing system. Any chance you'd share your design plans and measurements with me?

@ModernArtisan

4 жыл бұрын

Allen May send me an email at matthew@artisanceilings.com and I’ll see what I can find to send you that might be helpful

@x2for10x

4 жыл бұрын

Would if you could rotate the entire structure..

All that money and living in a shoulder to shoulder subdivision with HOA where you have to get permission and build some weird foundation to make a shed 😂😂 slow clap there buddy. Pro tip don't live anywhere where people can tell you what to do! #freedom

@ModernArtisan

3 жыл бұрын

There’s no HOA where I live so I didn’t have to get permission