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I worked for MoDOT and we used to do that but we had the big ones, that has a big arm extensions and they're a lot more powerful, it would take out about a 6 in. Across tree, quickly...
By lookin at what youre building the outside with I'd bet that coolstore is as rugged inside as it is on the outside. Spendid job boys, and ' purty too'❤
You mentioned not using the first batch for cooking. Would you ever use a non-food grade barrel for making charcoal you intend to cook with (or use for water-filtration), or stick to food-grade?
@@j.p.saverance8972 Food grade drums have an Epoxy-Phenolic liner in them that will “cook” out. Food grade is probably safest but you should pre-burn the barrel first regardless of type.👍
Sorry, this is no good, the cows will tear that up in a couple days. The only thing that stays for years is a concrete trough with rebar, and we have 4 of them 12 ft long
Nothing below ground level. Use all double reinforced concrete foundation, floor, walls, ceiling at least 12 inches thick and F5 tornado certified steel doors. No wood, please.
There are blades like this for trimmers all over the place in Europe. For tall grass, one foot high, everyone uses them. You just have to pay attention to not hit stones as it chips the vidia tooth and its making the blade useless fast. With the guard on it’s not a big hazard. Problem is that most guys I’ve seen don’t use any guard with them. Well everyone takes a risk and pay the price if it happens. Their choice.
Are you just independently wealthy?! Like what's going on? Thought you were building a house. Now all of a sudden you have a powder coating booth for some device most don't need
I never saw the whole build but if you didn’t put drainage pipe all around it it’s gonna mold when the water starts running in and it’s gonna come in fast
Very good video. I am about to do the same. Your eye bolt and pulling gave me good tips to use. I have to do this without a machine due to location so going to use an Engine lift. Will take longer, but same principle. Only have to pull 100ft.
I love it.. probably gonna go off grid in a couple years/within this next decade and this would be a good idea for a pantry having the ground regulate temps and keep harvests cool
Could have dug hole deeper, installed ground-drain system, installed your mobile home in hole, reinforced dirt walls with concrete and rebar, built a concrete roof over mobile home which would rest on concrete walls! Left three feet from concrete walls to exterior mobile home walls. Topped the site with mound system..... Used the same entrance design you used here. Bam! No need for storm shelter!
The only thing I would have suggest that you guys do different is shou sugi ban all of the wood in contact with the Earth. It's a natural pest blocker and rot inhibitor but awesome guys freaking awesome Thanks 🙈🙉🙊
Professional General Contractor builder here. Also journeyman carpenter/ framer for 17 years. if it would have been marine grade ground contact lumber it would last a lifetime. But it will last a little while. But once the termites find it which may not be very long it will be gone soon with yellow pine of soft woods. But the skills looked pretty good. It will last a several years I believe
Does the type of wood used to make charcoal make a difference? I have access to everything from poplar to oaks, to cedar and pine. is there any wood that shouldn't be used?
