dont keep your hazards lights running while your truck isnt on
@tiffanyrambo66029 сағат бұрын
I stopped watching all pro sports after the pandemic. We really got to see who matters in keeping the world going and I can no longer stand or support paying people who do nothing to better our world millions of dollars a year while the person taking care of the elderly people and making sure they are healthy and safe and happy are living just barely above the poverty level. So they have no health insurance and have constant worry about keeping a roof over their family and keeping their family fed. A few years out and people have already absolutely forgotten who the real heroes are. I refuse to support things that do not align with my values any longer… be it sports, music, whatever. Be the change.
@strvenoconnell406119 сағат бұрын
A generator needs fresh air for cooling the engine, you might have to vent for the engine so it doesn't overheat
@tjinnes20 сағат бұрын
That is a really interesting video. Thank you both.
@rogefishingadventures105021 сағат бұрын
Dude i just finish watch the entire video and i love it.
@johnnyachillesjelinek676522 сағат бұрын
Where are you
@dontknowbrianКүн бұрын
Great Job and fun video to watch! Your set up may not be considered legal from a home fire hazard though. The other minor butt slapper is when you need to service your hot water heater which is now heavily blocked with your new box, have fun with that…
@superjetnorcalКүн бұрын
Awesome
@michaelclairforet5031Күн бұрын
You need a pitchfork to help clean up the road. Instead of your foot and or a branch.
@treefiddy2470Күн бұрын
You have the same music list as I do
@kayteesamoa2548Күн бұрын
BEAUTIFUL FIRE WOODS, good job!!! 👍👍🙏🙏
@dalejones2108Күн бұрын
Treated lumber for bottom plate
@pablortigafulКүн бұрын
Nice sharing your videos, I enjoy them all! Keep up, your work, everything positive in life!
@johnwillemse4140Күн бұрын
Does it stay open ?? What about snow and rain and small animals getting in?
@dr.snuffleupagus1204Күн бұрын
What are the unsecure load laws in your area? Where I live, the state laws require us to use a tarp or netting on our loads. Curious
@joycei5926Күн бұрын
Enjoy your content specially gathering fire wood and chooping them somehow it feels therapeutic. I wanted to ask shouldn’t you put some wood treatment so they dont rot or anything like that being exposed exposed to rain and snow and sun.
@michaelclairforet50312 күн бұрын
Longer rounds of the smaller stuff allows them to extend onto the tailgate, and if dry you get more wood, same weight.
@michaelclairforet50312 күн бұрын
Ah, you answered my question, Washington.
@michaelclairforet50312 күн бұрын
I’d like to know where you are at. Beautiful area. You will sooner or later make longer rounds, even 3 or 4 feet that you can handle easily. Fill the bed cut them up and chop at home. Safer. More efficient.
@riverannie72 күн бұрын
Not a fan of the textured ceilings and walls. Actually h as bing a plasterer come give me a price to smooth it out
@optionstraderman2 күн бұрын
By the way, GAS fumes are heavier than air, so your are likely creating a very large boom potential fueling in the garage if you have a pilot lite on that water heater or if it is running when you fuel your generator. Not good. Fuel the generator outside. Your Gas Water Heater must have fresh air to burn properly, so you really should not wrap anything around it. Personally, I would never put anything gas powered in the same room with a gas water heater. Gas fumes from your mowers and fuel tanks always seep out and it only takes a little bit of gas fumes to reach that fire on the water heater and boom! Just say'in !!!
@optionstraderman2 күн бұрын
Since your box is so air tight, you have to have as many square inches of air intake as you have output. If you don't you will burn out the fan motors and probably never achieve really low temps in the box compared to outdoors. Also, if you want to make your generator more quiet, you need to totally isolate it from the walls of your box and back wall as much as you can. Otherwise your generator beats on the walls like a drum radiating sound through the walls and box. If you can suspend the generator off the ground like on 4 big rubber feet, it will help with the sound. Anyway, hopes this helps. Also, you want to keep your exhaust fans from blowing on your input air, otherwise your just doing a circle of hot air blowing out and going right back in again. Something to think about.
@marionroark82372 күн бұрын
can't be living off grid, if you're recording this for the world to see and to make money
@albertmanning66532 күн бұрын
FANTASTIC BUT WAY TOO MUCH FOR A WOOD SHED , IT IS NICER THAN YOUR GARAGE...
@ionraice2 күн бұрын
You know how in a house the sheet goods add the sheer strength. In timber frame it’s the joinery. What adds the sheer strength to this building?
@raten27912 күн бұрын
Its looking good Diego, your doing "top notch" work. However you guys are making me cringe beating that froe with a iron hammmer and grinding the edges of your tools instead of filing them. If you make another mallet, instead of the square peg handle, carve the handle on one end of the log, so its all one piece. Dave Caterbury shows how in this short video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m36M0td-hr2caLg.htmlsi=seOm1oAWrnpxZaz8
@fhangorn2 күн бұрын
you have other obligations? girlfriend? no no no. Diego is ours now.
@angelayala9762 күн бұрын
You never heard of a router 😮
@judyschepp87482 күн бұрын
BEAUTIFUL WORK, DIEGO🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤😊
@76guzzi782 күн бұрын
Hey Diego, you done it all by yourself. Well done mate! Perth, Western Australia!!
@iwantmykidssusan49412 күн бұрын
I’m in Kansas, USA, and I just wanted to say I love your country. 🇦🇺. Kansas is like a miniature Australia.
@tomf27162 күн бұрын
Really nice job. I am amazed at your attention to detail especially considering this is for storing wood! It’s going to be beautiful and functional. Impressive.
@tincansailor94372 күн бұрын
When the missiles are inbound I’m heading for Diego’s lumber shed!
@lenprice63152 күн бұрын
I love your attention Detail most people just building a wood shed would just throw one up not you you’re doing a great job. Keep it up. Tiny Houston MS ( Len Price )
@kevinwiley96963 күн бұрын
Very nice family stories about the eruption. Thank Al for his story as well.
@raulsanchez44933 күн бұрын
Love your vids & I’m not try to police what you’re doing but you should consider putting one of those saw dust cover pouch deals on your saw. My grandfather died of emphysema & never smoked but he did cut lots of wood in his saw mill in Cuba & breathing in that saw dust over the years likely did him in. Keep up the great work!
@Thedogfathersd3 күн бұрын
Epic
@TheMontyOriginal3 күн бұрын
Your mother is a daredevil! She isn’t scared of heights.
@SasquatchBunyan3 күн бұрын
Also, you definitely fit more wood in the truck by leaving wood unsplit as large as you can lift. It’s at least a third more wood you can fit.
@SasquatchBunyan3 күн бұрын
Nice work. Look back in a few years and see how much more you learned and how you do things differently. It’s really cool to see how much is learned!
@micajahsmom3 күн бұрын
In Florida we have palm trees on a lot of buildings and even the pillars of a new overhead highway have them. Yours are so creative and very pretty. It was the first thing I noticed when i first watched your videos. You are so talented.
@peterwagenknecht97973 күн бұрын
R U going to build a wall across the back and some flooring to keep the wood off the ground and dry? The pickets already give air flow for drying.
@dawncornwall62683 күн бұрын
Adorable
@jenesisjones67063 күн бұрын
I just say " FROGS EGGS!!" 🙃
@yvanpimentel99503 күн бұрын
it's a shame that you that you are wasting all that heat
@florencecampbell7743 күн бұрын
You have put a lot of hard work into your shed for the wood, you are very precise,it has paid off.It is looking soooooo good.well done.👏👏👏👏👍
@homefreeacres17913 күн бұрын
been watching quite awhile now,you are very tenacious!And you are very exacting too. unusall on any regular homestead,definitley not on my homestead,im a bit of a hack LOL,and my english not so good sorry from Norway! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
@alvinbonilla94433 күн бұрын
Diego, put the same metal roofing you have in your cabin. It will look cooler imo. What you really need is the flooring for the woodshack so moisture won't get that easy to the logs. The cedar tree would be nice for an extended garage that you need for your truck or a workshop. Take care Diego.
@thepdc62203 күн бұрын
Great one. Appreciate the wrap up conversation. Adding all the main talk at the end is awesome. 👍
@choiceblade3 күн бұрын
OK, what about the pilot light on the water heater igniting the gas fumes? Presumably the fumes are being expelled out of the box to the outside… Except when you’re filling the tank?
@chantaln68433 күн бұрын
This turning out to be, the best looking woodshed, I’ve seen…bravo!😊
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dont keep your hazards lights running while your truck isnt on
I stopped watching all pro sports after the pandemic. We really got to see who matters in keeping the world going and I can no longer stand or support paying people who do nothing to better our world millions of dollars a year while the person taking care of the elderly people and making sure they are healthy and safe and happy are living just barely above the poverty level. So they have no health insurance and have constant worry about keeping a roof over their family and keeping their family fed. A few years out and people have already absolutely forgotten who the real heroes are. I refuse to support things that do not align with my values any longer… be it sports, music, whatever. Be the change.
A generator needs fresh air for cooling the engine, you might have to vent for the engine so it doesn't overheat
That is a really interesting video. Thank you both.
Dude i just finish watch the entire video and i love it.
Where are you
Great Job and fun video to watch! Your set up may not be considered legal from a home fire hazard though. The other minor butt slapper is when you need to service your hot water heater which is now heavily blocked with your new box, have fun with that…
Awesome
You need a pitchfork to help clean up the road. Instead of your foot and or a branch.
You have the same music list as I do
BEAUTIFUL FIRE WOODS, good job!!! 👍👍🙏🙏
Treated lumber for bottom plate
Nice sharing your videos, I enjoy them all! Keep up, your work, everything positive in life!
Does it stay open ?? What about snow and rain and small animals getting in?
What are the unsecure load laws in your area? Where I live, the state laws require us to use a tarp or netting on our loads. Curious
Enjoy your content specially gathering fire wood and chooping them somehow it feels therapeutic. I wanted to ask shouldn’t you put some wood treatment so they dont rot or anything like that being exposed exposed to rain and snow and sun.
Longer rounds of the smaller stuff allows them to extend onto the tailgate, and if dry you get more wood, same weight.
Ah, you answered my question, Washington.
I’d like to know where you are at. Beautiful area. You will sooner or later make longer rounds, even 3 or 4 feet that you can handle easily. Fill the bed cut them up and chop at home. Safer. More efficient.
Not a fan of the textured ceilings and walls. Actually h as bing a plasterer come give me a price to smooth it out
By the way, GAS fumes are heavier than air, so your are likely creating a very large boom potential fueling in the garage if you have a pilot lite on that water heater or if it is running when you fuel your generator. Not good. Fuel the generator outside. Your Gas Water Heater must have fresh air to burn properly, so you really should not wrap anything around it. Personally, I would never put anything gas powered in the same room with a gas water heater. Gas fumes from your mowers and fuel tanks always seep out and it only takes a little bit of gas fumes to reach that fire on the water heater and boom! Just say'in !!!
Since your box is so air tight, you have to have as many square inches of air intake as you have output. If you don't you will burn out the fan motors and probably never achieve really low temps in the box compared to outdoors. Also, if you want to make your generator more quiet, you need to totally isolate it from the walls of your box and back wall as much as you can. Otherwise your generator beats on the walls like a drum radiating sound through the walls and box. If you can suspend the generator off the ground like on 4 big rubber feet, it will help with the sound. Anyway, hopes this helps. Also, you want to keep your exhaust fans from blowing on your input air, otherwise your just doing a circle of hot air blowing out and going right back in again. Something to think about.
can't be living off grid, if you're recording this for the world to see and to make money
FANTASTIC BUT WAY TOO MUCH FOR A WOOD SHED , IT IS NICER THAN YOUR GARAGE...
You know how in a house the sheet goods add the sheer strength. In timber frame it’s the joinery. What adds the sheer strength to this building?
Its looking good Diego, your doing "top notch" work. However you guys are making me cringe beating that froe with a iron hammmer and grinding the edges of your tools instead of filing them. If you make another mallet, instead of the square peg handle, carve the handle on one end of the log, so its all one piece. Dave Caterbury shows how in this short video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m36M0td-hr2caLg.htmlsi=seOm1oAWrnpxZaz8
you have other obligations? girlfriend? no no no. Diego is ours now.
You never heard of a router 😮
BEAUTIFUL WORK, DIEGO🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤😊
Hey Diego, you done it all by yourself. Well done mate! Perth, Western Australia!!
I’m in Kansas, USA, and I just wanted to say I love your country. 🇦🇺. Kansas is like a miniature Australia.
Really nice job. I am amazed at your attention to detail especially considering this is for storing wood! It’s going to be beautiful and functional. Impressive.
When the missiles are inbound I’m heading for Diego’s lumber shed!
I love your attention Detail most people just building a wood shed would just throw one up not you you’re doing a great job. Keep it up. Tiny Houston MS ( Len Price )
Very nice family stories about the eruption. Thank Al for his story as well.
Love your vids & I’m not try to police what you’re doing but you should consider putting one of those saw dust cover pouch deals on your saw. My grandfather died of emphysema & never smoked but he did cut lots of wood in his saw mill in Cuba & breathing in that saw dust over the years likely did him in. Keep up the great work!
Epic
Your mother is a daredevil! She isn’t scared of heights.
Also, you definitely fit more wood in the truck by leaving wood unsplit as large as you can lift. It’s at least a third more wood you can fit.
Nice work. Look back in a few years and see how much more you learned and how you do things differently. It’s really cool to see how much is learned!
In Florida we have palm trees on a lot of buildings and even the pillars of a new overhead highway have them. Yours are so creative and very pretty. It was the first thing I noticed when i first watched your videos. You are so talented.
R U going to build a wall across the back and some flooring to keep the wood off the ground and dry? The pickets already give air flow for drying.
Adorable
I just say " FROGS EGGS!!" 🙃
it's a shame that you that you are wasting all that heat
You have put a lot of hard work into your shed for the wood, you are very precise,it has paid off.It is looking soooooo good.well done.👏👏👏👏👍
been watching quite awhile now,you are very tenacious!And you are very exacting too. unusall on any regular homestead,definitley not on my homestead,im a bit of a hack LOL,and my english not so good sorry from Norway! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
Diego, put the same metal roofing you have in your cabin. It will look cooler imo. What you really need is the flooring for the woodshack so moisture won't get that easy to the logs. The cedar tree would be nice for an extended garage that you need for your truck or a workshop. Take care Diego.
Great one. Appreciate the wrap up conversation. Adding all the main talk at the end is awesome. 👍
OK, what about the pilot light on the water heater igniting the gas fumes? Presumably the fumes are being expelled out of the box to the outside… Except when you’re filling the tank?
This turning out to be, the best looking woodshed, I’ve seen…bravo!😊