@@tayaria7280 dang. Maybe you can ditch the original plug and do a PVC setup with a ball valve shutoff. Get a male PVC adapter that threads into the stock tank. Then attach a ball valve/shutoff valve after it to replace the need for a plug. It might have a better connection and seal it.
@@DogDadBuilds Ended up getting a different plug on the original fitting. Added another rubber washer on the outside part. Both from tractor supply. It's holding now. I had to get everything insanely tight and use Teflon tape as well.
@@chrisz.9974 this time of year, about 8-10 gallon jugs to get it cold enough. It would likely require less if I kept it off the concrete, shaded, and insulated.
I don’t have it hooked up with a chiller and filter yet. During the winter months I was just using ice/frozen water jugs and I’d drain it weekly and use that old water in the garden. I’m not sure which route I want to go with it yet. How do you like the penguin chiller?
@@DogDadBuilds I think the penguin killer is great but I was looking for a hack on how to connect it through that one and a half inch drain pipe on the bottom because the filter goes on on top but the other hose goes through the bottom
Thank you brother. This was an awesome build and it’s going to save me money. Last question: what size is your PVC? I just bought 3/4” I hope it works!
It was around 2.” It was just the width of the top lip of the Rubbermaid and I subtracted that measurement from the line I traced on the outside edge. If you cut it too small and it fits loosely in the tub, you can run a few laps of duct tape around it to snug it up before you cover the foam up with a liner/cover
Keep your foolish opinion to your foolish self im so sick and tired of people like you commenting on a video likely more talent here than you will ever have in the woodworking/most and other space ever if your gonna be negative take it somewhere else its so frustrating annoying and foolish
Keep your foolish opinion to your foolish self im so sick and tired of people like you commenting on a video likely more talent here than you will ever have in the woodworking/most and other space ever if your gonna be negative take it somewhere else its so frustrating annoying and foolish
Keep your foolish opinion to your foolish self im so sick and tired of people like you commenting on a video likely more talent here than you will ever have in the woodworking/most and other space ever if your gonna be negative take it somewhere else its so frustrating annoying and foolish
Hey there!! Your video raised an important question regarding my hobby. So I have a 12mm thick 10cmx10cm pinewood, and I need it to 6mm thick. I do not want to use a planer for some reasons. Will using a router like you did with that pattern, but instead of just routing the pattern, I would rout the whole 10cmx10cm till 6mm, would that be a good idea?? Thank you in advance!!
