Two Rainwater Harvesting Systems at the Tiny Cabin 

Awesome!

Enjoy following your adventures!

Incredibly informative and instructive, as usual. Awesome stuff!

funny how life goes , we just started looking at systems for collecting water at our family retreat.. thank you for your input it's greatly appreciated

"I'm comfortable" I died🤣🤣.

Nice set up for cheap keep it simple 😁😎👍👍🇨🇦

Brilliant set up!

nice work.... to get things started, tighten it all up later

Real genius idea

Great video man nice editing skills

I like what you did, but l think you’ll need to reinforce your eaves trough or it will collapse with the weight of snow in winter.

Hello! Im from NY near CT. Im not sure where you are from, but I’m wondering if you have any issues with freezing? Im thinking I might have to bury tanks in my climate. Also did you mount the tank off the ground for gravity feed?

Thanks for going over this so throughly! Question: how did you measure/estimate the length of your first flush pipe so that you can feel fairly certain that the whole first run of roof water gets trapped in there? Hope that makes sense.

I sure enjoy your videos that you are sharing with us. Question: Are you using screws to put the water stand together with. Screws have a very low shear factor and will fail if you put a lot of weight on them (ie a full water tank with a 1,000 litres). I would recommend that you use bolts and washers to make the stand secure. We never used screws to attach buildings to foundations.

I thought for sure you were going to make the downspout a little taller & notch a V & have a "backsplash" to catch any faster larger amounts ot water that would otherwise overrun the downspout

Its a bit primitive, but works and is cheap. Let see after a winter, but for now a good job..! O, keep your pump in, in the winter.

Is there a reason you seem to always avoid filming or mentioning the yurt built to the right of the cabin? It's shown in the drone footage of a couple of your older videos.