DIY Micro Hydro part 2 The Turbine 

Just in case your Mum hasn't said this yet.... I am really proud of you Kris. 😇. First Winter in your new home, yippee ....enjoy.

How can one dislike this? Great stuff Kris. Love your projects.

I'm rewatching these videos as I'm now in a spot where I can possibly build a small system. Thank you again for putting all these videos into a playlist.

I think I speak for a lot of us when I say we've missed you! Good to see a new video from you! I love your creativity and the practicality of your projects. Thanks for sharing!

Hey Kris I have seen many individuals doing something similar to what you have accomplished .But i honestly admire your technical skills and your persistency.Continue the great work .Looking forward to see your next video my friend. Wish you the best.

As always Kris, a great piece of craftsmanship and a great time hanging out watching you build. Cheers!!

Little adjustments and you are all set. Very clever. I’m excited to see it up and working for you. 👍 Vinny 🇺🇸

Cool glad you are back and looking forward to seeing it installed and working

Nice to have you back Kris, hope your private life is becoming everything you want it to be. Great video and thank you for taking the time to share it with us.

Boy oh boy - there sure are some il - informed comments on here.....!! A polite request to anyone thinking of claiming that this or that is wrong/too small/too big/made of the wrong material, etc. etc. Please remember that this guy did a lot of research before starting the project. Then he built it. And it works as he said it would. So........!

Greetings Kris. I hope the things that have been occupying your time and keeping you away from the round house have been remedied/rectified/resolved to your satisfaction. Very cool to have you posting again. Thank you Sweet Hydro Turbine!. Take very good care.

I like your water distribution offset to move the turbine water effect you were going for. Also the smooth finish surface for max water flow inside the water distribution pump. And also insulation of the electrical components and wearer proofing the system. I wont troll you like many others. Keep up the good work video is informative and well balanced in information.

I was looking back at some of your older videos on the hydro and now I know why you got that plasma cutter. Sure makes cutting your metal for projects like this one so much easier .

Very cool. May I suggest cutting an access plate opposite the pelton wheel. At some point you will be pulling it for maintenance or replacement and it will likely be seized to the shaft. A puller through the access hole makes for easy work. A plexiglass cover would allow you to see inside, as well.

Amazing! The precision of a master craftsman!

You are Brilliant! I enjoy watching your videos so much ! I wish I was just as talented and clever. So Happy for You !

Well done Kris. It looks a bit like a fan shroud from an old air-cooled VW. I'm sure it will help a lot during the winter months when you're not getting much from the solar panels.

You keep amazing me with all the skills you have, Kris. Absolutely mindboggling!

Good to see you back Kris,. keep looking forward mucka.

Brilliant! That will serve you very well and sustainably! Take good care!

Wow! You have many amazing skills! Always interesting to watch you create and build.

Pleased to see you back ! I enjoy your work and ideas.

Kris, When you get the angle of the water jet adjusted, the generator output increase quite a bit. Very nice work on this project.

I heartily agree with all comments made,a cracking job,give yourself a well earned pat on the back.

Nice to see you back. Awesome project, amazing skills, be proud of yourself you deserve it.

Kris Harbour please buy yourself some Safety Specs and Gloves! and wear them. You set a bad example to youngsters who watch your channel. Thanks for the informative videos. A new subscriber :)

Great to see you back Kris..fab work once again...🤑🖒

A man of many talents!

Great to see you back with yet another very interesting video of you project.

Great job so far. Await it producing power.

Glad to see you are posting again...hope all is ok.

Right on, I thought you'd quit. Glad you're back.

Great stuff Kris can't wait for more to come.

Great work Kris looks like things are coming together nicely for you.

Great to see you back Kris, excellent video as always. Thank You :)

Great build fun project

Good to see your back great work

Good to see you back

Goodson see you again 👍

Glad to see another video from you man, I really enjoy your stuff.

finally, good to hear your voice again.

Great project

Hi Kris good to see another intresting video looking forward to see this progress

Awesome Kris!!!! You have been missed.... Farewell!!!

Great Job ! A hole saw and some cutting oil would save a bunch of work though.

Hi Kris here is a tip for you when bending steel like you did a easy way is get a vise and open it about 2 inches this distance can very it is up too you! take a hammer but on a piece like you did I would use a round solid shaft about 1 inches x 8 inches and you place the flat piece across the opening and tap your round bar this will mold the steel and make it bend. hope this helps. you can bend steel up to one quarter thick by 2" and down.

Awesome work, very interresting!

Hey, I'm a time traveler from the future. You need to get longer bolts. The wheel will fall apart!

Good job buddy, I'm gonna do something similar to my place next spring. Tk care and thanks for sharing.

Very nice diy! Wish I had those skills...cheers! Now, you are enjoying your hard ass work that you created!

Glad you are back!!!!

Gone from stone age to well over 9000 so quickly! How is this possible?

Time for a hole saw…. Overall looks awesome

Beautiful job!! I have all the accoutrements myself... now I just need to find water :)

Fantastic vid Kris. Thought you fell off a cliff. Glad you didn't

nice to see you back, hoping to embark on a similar trip to yours down in Pembrokeshire next year if all goes well with a property deal

Nice setup job

Hell yeah, dude, I swear I was just in the shower and one of my passing thoughts was when is Kris Harbour gonna upload again? Haha.

I'm learning. Thank you.

Great video. Nice build and love the t-shirt!

good to see you again

Awesome build mate!

Welcome back nice job.

Gd to see u back.

Well done nice and tidy. Good job

great job

Fantastic!

Wow, I've been looking for something exactly like this. We're also living in Wales (SW), and have a similar stream on our land. Loving your videos man, keep it up!

very nice Mate, great job and good work.

In a similar style to primitive technology, I like.

You are great men i enjoyed your video thank you

sick compass!

Hope you got plenty of wood chopped for winter take care buddy

you are smart and talented... always nice videos... thanks for sharing. Blessings to you

Congrats That is great work

Great to see you back, and I too have given thought to this over the weeks. I presume you will be building a small dam at the upper level of stream to build a head of water, and then have it cascade vertically in some way to gain the maximum thrust of water?

Nice man, thanks so much

not bad for an amateur. Well bodged

Cool project.

Well done!

Nice jorb!

Impressive!!!

Great project love it!

Great video, My waterwheel isn't yet producing power yet but I'm hoping for 40W.

Such an awesome series, thank you so much Kris! Please can you post a link to parts used?

Really great job, however, I believe aluminum and steel will interact and corrode, causing the steel to rust quite badly relatively quickly, particularly in a situation of high humidity. I think you should have kept your materials consistent to prevent that sort of thing...

I have watched all your videos and was just thinking as I saw the chainsaw, holy shit I bet it paid for itself. Haha

good work there well done

Kris je ideeën zijn geweldig😃👍

3:58 one important recommendation, if you use grinder without cover, use some protection for your neck! Broken disc parts are very dangerous, and have token some people the life.

nice job

Love your videos, you have great determination and focus you are an inspiration to all, just keep going, looking forward to seeing more just ask if you need any advice always willing to help.

very nice work

Hi, nice project! Where can I buy the valve/regulator/nozzle? Can you provide brand name, model or specs? Thank you!

Impressive!

Kris you are a genius...but I have to say..can I say...oh shute...Why didnt you and the girlfriend..you know...well...share the first BATH man!!?? And why cant we see some of your friends?? Having a beer at the end of the working day? You are working so hard. ..sometimes 'I'm' knackered with you at the end of some of the vids.What about having a meal..with the sun beaming down on your face and the loved ones around you.Hope you havnt broke up. And hope the winter will be ..good to us all..you will be snug..if you are staying up in the welsh hills.Will you? Off grid only works if the loves flowing.Best of the best..John.

it's gonna be cool; yeah, very cool.

well don son good job .

Nice one

Verry Nice.