The way you ran your hot water to the sink reminds me of the way they run the fuel through rocket nozzles to bring the temperature up on the fuel and cool the nozzles. Obviously, what you are doing is different, but i love the way you're taking advantage of one system (instant heat runs) for a secondary purpose (frost protection) ... love it!

I know it’s not any of our business, but a spreadsheet of the costs of everything would be awesome haha

What a waste of energy.

Something that I like is that Mike is actually building his own house. A lot of wealthy people would arrive on site on the last day for the keys.

That shower is amazing, but you need a towel heater.

I love how ghetto the shower solution seems. This man invents all the products that are holes in the market. This house has appliance solutions for everyday building problems that could be used for dozens of patents.

Imagine trying to estimate this house as a realter...😂😂 They'd just take the neighbourhood price per m² and triple it is my guess.

So this is what happens when a world-class aeronautical enigneer designs an ourdoor entertaing space.

It looks like some silly "no budget limit" render you'd make in some 3D program. Wild

Last year at wings and wheels I told you I thought I liked James’s house build better…. I take that back, you’ve done an amazing job designing and installing this ! Great job Mike! Hope to see you in September.

Absolutely fantastic. An aeronautic engineer building houses and explaining the wisdom to this detail is a truly awe inspiring thing to be able to witness. Thank you very much hugely inspirational

As much as I love the details as an engineer myself, I do wince at the environmental side with the amount of steel and concrete, and heating for an outside area just for one residential property.

Crane for countertops. That's when you know you've made it!

It must be amazing to be in a position where the only limit factor is your imagination... Brilliant project.

Now your dilemma is, do I go to the airport or do I stay home and enjoy this place! LOL!

How about Draco X?

Hi Mike: I saw you using Craftsman V20 battery tools! Bravo! I have most of them and have found them to be the best value for money, and found them usually to not far off from the top of line in performance. You should reach out to Craftsman for an endorsement contract ;-)

Brilliant decision making!

The outdoor temperature control reminds me of what you did at your hanger, Mike. And as always, no further compliments could ever say any better how we ALL FEEL about EVERY LAST JOB you put your mind and back into. YOU ARE in all of your followers minds, and one day the ENTIRE WORLD will realize and recognize you as.......an absolute LIVING LEGEND ! ! ! ! !

You mean to tell me you're spending all this time and moneyon this house and you're using press board cabinets? And they are outside?

Please go back to cool builds not this bs. I’m sure your neighbors love you

There's definitely only one Mike Patey. More amazing work.:)

I always admire how you’ve harnessed your ADHD into a super power.

A/C outside? Hmm

Such amazing work!

Mike. I think you've got a thing for redundancy.😂

So over the top for everything and I absolutely love it. Nicely done

On your outer most island with the BBQ grill. Did you put some kind of sealer on the underside of the counter for the exposed particle board under those chairs? I know water from up top isn't gonna be the problem with rain, but the underside will still get splashes from a heavy down pour. Maybe some kind of plastic barrier will help you if you over looked this. Love the whole project BTW.

Awesome

I was dissappointed to see the widespread use of veneered particle board and not a laminate of a thin exterior decorative wood and a structural solid (hard?) wood panel. Similarly the infill and under granite top panels - I would have expected plywood. Particle board does not do well with moisture or humidity so I am curious as to the reasoning.

Subtitle: "The house that doubled the residential tax base of Spanish Fork, Utah"

Need microphones man!

And in-between this he designs and makes planes, while I'm just trying to get my lawns mowed...💪😎🍺🇳🇿 Back to work....

I can't afford your gas bill, let alone build something insane like this.

Mike with the most respect for you work ; you are absolutly bonkers but in a fantastic way. Wauw it must be so nice to have you as a father, an inspirator that show his Kids just go for it and nothing is inpossible. Man... so fantastic wat you are building with the famillie and the crew. Again respect to all of you. And that you have some big money has nothing to do with it, Big money big dreams so what. The way that you all work on it thats the way to make big things. Salute.

how are those particle board cabinets gonna hold up outdoors?

You're the only person I know who probably has backup underwear, lol.

I love how you engineer and do things. Never miss your channel. Godspeed!

What else can I say, Mike? Wow, wow, wow.

The counter top looks cracked by the grill?? Or is that just the way the granite looks?

I spent my Navy time on a nuclear submarine You would fit well😬

Smartest man alive, easily.

Yeah, but if the temperature dropped to -150 degrees Fahrenheit like in the movie "The Day After Tomorrow" I don't think this would work, sorry Mike back to the drawing board and try again.

"look at my money guys"

Love the over-engineering!

Mike you know I love these vids but please wear a dust mask brother when cutting boards. I love watching your vids and wanna keep seeing them for the coming years ❤

Won’t the press board absorb moisture over time?

Your Thinking and Engineering is just absolutely mind blowing. You have got to be related to Telsa....

8:18 As if there may ever be a next time... I would recommend laminating the under side of exposed particleboard with what is called cabinet liner. A thin phenolic sheet that aids in deterring absorption of moisture. Especially helpful in semi-exterior spaces and near water areas. 👍🏽

Wonderful.......