God bless you, and never doubt yourself when you want to make another video

Fascinating. Never knew what resistors actually did for alarm circuits, thanks for making this extremely easy to understand.

Are you going to paint the walls

Thanks for sharing. Do you have the brand name or link to the tank?

I'm late to these videos but you are living my dream. Great videos sir

Looked like a two.man job to me. Good job

Which was more effective pink insulation or Styrofoam insulation

A router would have made that "carving" super simple.

Are you running two AC units in a 6 by 10?

Great looking build. Would like to see more detail about your trailer.

I’ve helped build 3 traditional and 1 kit log homes. I really like how you built this one. In my older age I think this is something I could do. Thanks for the inspirational video. It’s got me thinking.

When building a house we use heavy plastic as a vapor barrier. Why not take the lower panels off as well and put the same type of vapor barrier in??? I would think that would do wonders for the insulation factor!!

Does the ceiling have wrought iron bars... that would be strong enough to support a hammock? My hammock stand is exactly is 7'11". I think I'm probably going to get a 5x8 trailer for my Jeep to pull. During the day, I want as much open working space as possible. So hopefully it'll work out great. I'm excited to get started🙂

Now did your roof panels bisect the cross crafter so the next panel shared the same beam?

We’re do u out your electric wires for outlets

great video. I wish you'd gotten the Texas Deck Lounge "bar" it has beautiful glass & wood. Then the Orleans Room dining room is beautuful too. If you'd asked ,you could have seen the Pilot House & Engine room & really showed her full greatness. But you did s great job to show her pretty & comfortable. That keeps people interested while they endeavor to raise funds for her boiler work & othrr stipulated work. I hooe you enjiyrd your stay.

Great video 👍

One of my favorite things things

I love working there

Purchased: August 2023 - still works GREAT!I kzbin.infoUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install. This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment. I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!

So wish I could build one

i’m late to the party …. but thank you so much for this informative video! i just recently gotten this alarm system and had no idea how i was gonna program door sensors. really big help here.

Can you tell me how well your cabin has held up. Wanting to use your idea

Can't you just light the cardboard?

Just looking into cooling my utility trailer and I'm glad I watched your video! Thank you!

I realize this video is 10 years old, but can anyone with a 6x10 trailer tell me approximately how many 4x8 foam board panels are needed to insulate the walls and ceiling? Walls are built 16" OC.

Thanks for a great video,

Want to know why a resistor is at the panel in a panic zone

Use it like your home ac. Have you intake pull air from the cabin. It makes no sense to me to pull hot air to cool when you can recirculate interior that will be cooler and ac unit will not have to work as hard. Vent out of course. The air exchange rate would be pretty high on one side but if it's pulling too much use the installed vents in the roof and side walls to regulate the air flow in the envelope so opening the door will not be an issue. I've never done that but it seems to make sense to me. I'll be adding ac, light and plug in for tv for my enclosed trailer that I will be taking to shows and rallies and it would be nice to have the option to bring a cot to stay in my trailer rather than a hotel. I'd just set it up with a quite run Honda generator which will put out plenty of amps. and no conversion would be needed.

Same thing with commercial cameras now a days. I’ll run the wire, install the cameras and do all the connections. But don’t ask me to get it online. Cameras are usually all plug in play. But when they want to secure it all and get it working over a local and external network, that’s up to the IT guys.

Now it’s all 2gig EDGE, IQ4, and DSC NEO. I’m one of the only techs also still installing PARADOX LOL. One certain company is installing PARADOX everywhere and I’m the only who can install it, and somewhat programme it. Most of it is uploaded over telco. No cellular or Ethernet here. I hate connecting over Ethernet. IP, port forwarding, static ip, 😂. Not my cup of tea. I can wire it, program in necessary numbers, but if it don’t work. Get someone else

Don’t get me started on double zones 😂. GE NETWORX. 😂. I installed this panel back in the 90’s. Double zoning, stupid programming. This is why I love the DSC’s. The rest is all overkill. Thank goodness I don’t do fire alarms. 😂.

Love the explanation. I just use n/c loops. Especially now with wireless. If a wire is shorting out and I can’t use a different pair, sorry time to go wireless. Resistors are mostly used for supervision in commercial circuits where someone may try and tamper with wiring. But that’s more on the really big commercial side. Residential and small commercial we don’t use EOL. I hate EOL’s cause I find it harder to troubleshoot why a zone keeps false’ing. I work better with uninterrupted circuits. I totally understand why you would do this, but it just complicates things. Dealing with resistors at the panel is much more convenient.

I fergot my underwuilt and sleepin pad my last camp out and didnt know till i parked my car in bf Egypt and could have died without my window vizer. Saved my life as a hammock pad.

Excellent job! Thanks for sharing 👍

I knew someone had to do this before just wanted to see it work before I tried it.

With the pathfinder made in China sticker 😂😂

It's good. Run power into the front. Less likely to damage during foot traffic/going in and out

at 5:09 the hole you questioned to fill it in, i would have drilled a perfect round hole and filled it with Dowling.

Did you use the Olylog screws into the end logs (horizontally) on the ends, as well as vertically? I can see doing both, as it sucks the end log into the other logs horizontally, and pulls them close together. I couldn't tell exactly from the video. Your build is inspiring and I am going to do the same (or similar) as soon as the snow is gone here. Mine will be 24x28 and I am going to use 5x5 rough sawed timbers, so the dimensions are actual 5x5 as they are not milled smooth. Thanks for the video.

thank you, explained it so much better than my textbook

Thanks for keeping it real. Refreshing. I learned a lot. I subscribed.

Nice video, Please how do I evacuate Co2 and water from my gas burner enclosure? thanks

I am so glad I found your video. I had been going to get one of those log cabin kits, but the prices are way too high. I can buy cedar 6x6 like this half the price that the kits supply. I am going with slab also. I can't tell from the first video if you put the first log right on the concrete (after wrapping with the moisture barrier), or if you put down a 2 x 6 plank first? Either way, what did you anchor the first log to? Anchors into the concrete, liquid nail? I know the weight of the logs and the fact they will all be secured together is probably enough, just wondering if you did anything to the first row? Looking forward to watch all of them, it is winter here now, and I can't start till spring. It was 20 below Farenheight here this am.

Love it. Want to build one like that soon. You have good ideas!

Gorgeous ship!

How did it end up riding being one side heavier? I know it’s an old video…

I’m not interested in stitching or clipping anything to my bivy. The water proofing should be maintained.

What's the smallest stove for a van? I have a Transit Connect

I think I’d rather do piers and a wood floor for where I’m at, but using a slab is a solid way to go for sure.