Followed a reddit link. Thank you for this video!! I was gifted the tubers to plant but know nothing about them. This was helpful.

Effectively., the original wall plate has been used as shuttering for an unreinforced ring beam. Good luck with that one.

sorry to point out to you but this method was used in France many, many years ago and is used in many different countries across the world. I congratulate you for finding this information but you should have researched much better as you are only copying a tried and true method...

If you want somebody to test your armor and how effective it is it gets blasts and bullets you should send it to the states there's a KZbin channel called ordnance lab that tests have a license to test highest military grade explosive and there's a KZbinr called demolition ranch you can either have them test the ballistic qualities of your armor and other group can test the explosive resistance of your armor this thing is you should contact certain people where you might maybe think this armor could be pretty effectively sent to the Ukraine with no no that much faster problems and get it there wouldn't be such a problem because they already had that stuff in their stalks you say this is surplus right acquired by the ukrainians pretty satisfactory Did you have a pretty satisfied you for training customers

My first comment I'm surprised nobody in the UN or anybody in the military council members of never asked you for your advice what do you think listen to Ukrainian military or Ukraine defense forces and you showing your little or some of the people who charge you giving military aid to Ukraine they won't look at this is like a stupid this is pretty good it might be better than some of the arbor Day actually feeling on the field right now and you know what you're set up when you break the bank of some of the European you ain't countries the EU or NATO countries would be interested because this is our research plus equipment so that means they already had this in their stocks so this could be a brilliant solution to a very complicated problem you should maybe contact some of these people and maybe showing what your ideas at least get some testing on it and see how good it is because I think what you did is pretty smarty as one guy said

I see a lot of green in your dried tobacco leaves. Is the green safe to smoke?

These dogs are so cute they literally cured my broken back while also reviving my will to live, 4/5, good stuff.

I'd rethink those zip ties 😊

The electrical looks good 👍, and I understand you are using what you have, but the top piece and the zip ties....I don't know, it makes it look more like a portable kitchen. With the lights and the speakers, you can throw a rave in the woods 😂.

Nice place at the river

Arnold grows his own cigars?? Sweeettt

GREAT JOB, GOOD FOR 450 YEARS IF KEPT DRY !!!

I wonder how effective this arbor would be in Ukraine Ukrainian social wore something like this

some Ukrainian soldiers will find out very useful for homemade armor I have to say this really good I bet it's better than some of the things that the US citizens or the ukrainians I'm surprised nobody ever contact you for some of your expertise I think your armor would be very useful especially for special forces and trench raiders

How long were they drying for? And can you smoke it as soon as the drying part is done? And what about aging/curing like in the style of marijuana?

It would have taken 1/4 the time and 1/10 the cost to just replace the wood.

I like your build, it's interesting, but consider this: fiberglass mat with random arranged fibers exhibits no ballistic value. Many short pieces have less ballistic value than a larger monolithic piece. low tensile strength mild steel, which this likely is, has little ballistic value especially for the weight penalty. Kevlar(aramid) pads are flexible, upon impact they will move onto the head and will likely crack the skull, and overpressure the brain. Small pieces of aramid panels are less ballistic efficient than larger pieces, since long fibers are needed to get the maximal energy absorption from the impact. Putting fiberglass over the metal creates a cutting effect for the fragment for bullet to compress the fibers against a semi-hard surface, thereby cutting the fibers in a very short segment, cancelling out all other modes of energy absorption of a normal fiber-matrix resin. Here is a good study on impact of 9x19mm on the US army's ACH helmet, and it shows that even 9x19mm on a modern ballistic helmet will kill the soldier, give severe brain damage with skull cracking. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7049849/ You might be able to take a plastic skater/bump helmet, remove the styrofoam to create at least 3-4cm stand-off from head to helmet, then use your fiberglass with resin to wrap around back-to-front for 28 layers to stop 9x19mm. This will give you long fibers, although no protection on the top.

Make it count❤

Hola buenas tardes,me interesa una asesoría para realizar un sistema de calefacción con composta

05:08 Heating tent could also be used. Needs active heater though. Generally winter concreting is quite bit more work indeed.

Very informative Thanks for this video.

Hope you figure out some way to keep the water liquid in the cold using a tiny bit of electricity from the battery.

I hate the snow ❄️ as much as your chickens 😂

Do you still have enough electricity if you wake up late or do you need to clean the solarpanels each morning?

Awesome home. I would love to do this someday when i have enough money and knowledge to do so.

Awesome kit to havd

Ve have vays of "making you talk" 😂😂

Very nice work fine job 👍

About to pull down my curing leafs and shred them. Seems easy enough, thanks!

thanks for the video mate. i really enjoy learning from these DIY armour videos. I believe they will come in handy in the next century when war is increasingly more likely.

3:20 A leaf with a stem got past you, brother! Just picked up some seeds, will try growing my own next season.

amazing <3 new subbie here <3

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Thank you!

Is there any hay available for harvesting from the wild meadows for someone who want to become carnivore ? Raising sheep/goats ?

So basically instead of chopping wood you spend time shovveling or collecting organic matter and piling it in the "hot room" for winter heat

what is the cost of epoxy against wood and how long will last this repair and how strong it is?

I needs tobacco seeds you can help me some

I use epoxy for a lot of things. I have used it on rotten wood for turning bowls. However, the tricky part about epoxy is getting everything sealed so that the epoxy doesn't run everywhere. Very tricky! The other thing about using epoxy is the cost, it's really expensive.

Exactly same project under construction.

can we get some links for where we can get a centrifuge and washer like that? that seems super cool and usefull

Almost can feel the heat just from the photos. Alays interesting to see the interior designs on those bigger vans.

that last suit looks amazing, how heavy is it in total?

For the emperor

I’ve seen over a dozen of these solar battery, tender videos and I’m glad that you mention: 1. Using a 15 W - 20 W solar panel. 2. Testing cigarette lighter to see if it’s connected directly to the battery on technician is off. 3. Showing how to test your cigarette lighter with a simple multimeter. This was exactly what I was looking for when I found your video !

I also call my coop the chicken bunker, the only difference is, I built my coop like a real SHTF bunker, built with steel reinforced block and concrete with 6 inch thick steel reinforced concrete, I also have solar, and soon a full rain harvesting system.

Home sweet home. Hope the chickens all the best going towards winter and how you'll winterharden the chicken house.

Nice work, you don't have aerial predators? buzzards, goshawk?

Good work👌

Great video. I'm thinking about using your method to repair a similar situation. But, not clear on couple things: 1. Concrete will decay wood in direct contact. 2. Concrete and wood do not adhere well to each other. So I'm guessing the epoxy addresses both issues? Also, what is the brand of epoxy that you used. Thanks.