Ah j have to replace mine this winter........ I'm not looking forward to it tbh. But it's been damaged and the rabbits are getting in

NEVER live with an hoa

yeha in 10 generation maybe they are free or debt to buildrhis lol

This is an amazing build the design is very interesting and the Adobe came out near perfect. Thanks for the upload, glad I found your channel your a very talented builder.

I guess I am one of the 2% 🤪😂 - I am looking for ways to keep the deer eating all my plants. They even went to the porch! 😭 I will show my husband this video

My brick chimny dus the same thing holding heat and give heat after my stove stops burning. My chimney is 100 years old. I also put a soapstone stove on my chimney. This will also give off heat for a long time after it stoped burning. On top of that gasses from burning wood font get cold. No condensing no gasses that wont go up. Its a lot safer to have it in your house and way more efficient then that rocket stove.

cost of this : $50000.00 Cost of water bill per year $2000. Summary, I'll just buy my water for the next 25 years thx

While I like the idea of harvesting your own water from your own land...... I don't think much of your tank and you wont either after you have a Earthquake and it collapses and floods out some part of your property, It is just too flimsy. For myself I used to do concrete work and would use that as the medium for building a tank. It is far more durable and wouldn't cost much more.

So well done. Thanks for sharing

Awesome!

Absolutly great and smar work..

I think an og thing to do i we ever had to rebuild society is make it common for there to be crop and grazing rotations as part of agriculture.

“Legally” uhh… yeah…. I guess except most states have regulations and red tape a mile long, have to buy permits, have to buy the land for the tank… has to be so many gallons, has to be filtered, has to be stored in such a way that it can not become a breeding ground for mosquitoes… sure it may be legal, but the cost… I just don’t see it being worth it… most expensive water bill I’ve had in my entire life was 45 dollars… for three months. So basically… I’d have to use this for about 200 years for it be “economical” and worth my while money wise… and that’s on the low end of the estimate. I figured 10 grand in cost, materials, etc… I’m sure it cost more than that. 😂

They make it hard for us to live off the grid deliberately, long live the one world order ..

Actually looks sick, I imagine people are gonna start using these inside their homes as minimalistic artistic industrial wall room dividers

It looks like shit! If I'm the neighbour there's a for sale sign going up AFTER I put up a decent privacy fence to block the view of your ridiculus project.

Legal and lawful are two different things.

I'm in love with a Goa Goat.....I got it on a Loa Loan...

Step 1: Buy myself a house...

Its legal here in NJ to collect rainwater but there is a stupid tax that was implemented in 2019

No chance thats lasting

If you have neighbors who breed sheep or goats, you can try asking them to install animals for a few days, depending on the size of your land. They often have the equipment to demarcate and know the area per animal/day. I'm in the French countryside and this is what I do with my neighbors who have sheep. A weekend every 2 or 3 months, depending on the rain and sunshine.

The truth is, there is no way that you should pay for water in a good and fair world.

Why keep the bricks in water?

Not helpful as no idea of materials, dimensions etc

At ~19:00, to get the height for trimming the barrel stack directly, place the drum lid on the spacer bar and measure from the rim there, then measure from the rim when it is placed back on the stack. No need to work out or add on extra gaps.

I don't mean to insult your work, but do you think there's any eventual chance of galvanic corrosion between the steel mesh and the aluminum flashing?

Styropyro intensifies

The reason rainwater collection is illegal in some places has nothing to do with the environment and everything to do with capitalism. Basically, someone else already "owns" that water, so collecting it is "theft," or so the brain-dead logic goes.

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Two things comes to my mind. Why in a first place having a tractor didn't you dig deeper, let's say half way of a tank and install it lower. It will help you hold the construction, cool water in summer and help with your pipe idea... and this is where i see this sort of silly. Why don't you just created a roof collecting water above the tank instead of gutters from the roof over the house? Very inspiring idea but with all the equipment you have had to it, i can see way easier ways to collect this rain water with less headache if you know what i mean

i suggest having a screen or something to cover ash or biohazard substances from fall out that go on your roof

It’s illegal in my state to store rain water

I got some paper wasps you can have. I do not want them.

Hmm. I watched a deer jump over a six foot fence like it wasn't even there.

👍"... hedge against drought, zombies and climate change ..."

The only problem with a reflective fence is it will make a hot area in which it is difficult to grow plants. A bit of spray paint and sloping the soil could fix that problem.

In Australia there is a "Goat Industry". They bring in the goats and set up a shock wire fence (which the goats truly know about). Goats don't eat grass, but they love weeds. They rip them out of the ground, roots and all. Goat poo is very good for the soil. Goats are heard animals so 3 or more are advisable.

how does water taste tough and what is filter efficiency.

25 dollars a day?! That's just not sustainable.

Hear me out, you can keep documents and "files" in the drawers

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And you really believe, you´re doing something good by using Aluminium? No doubt about the health of your plants for the future?

hello, i'm really interesting in wasp, can it be kept in enclosure?

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Why only 100 years, I’ve seen older fences then that

In India normally we harvest rain water underground below the house itself and we add those filters to the feeding pipes, so gravity does most of the work. These days it is mandatory in all new buildings to harvest rain water. But this storage above the ground is unique.

18:20 for future reference you can always hold the smaller pipe that You’re trying to find the angle necessary to cut, above the large pipe and then use a pen to mark the angle from the bottom of the smaller pipe using the top of the larger pipe as a reference to keep it aligned

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