To answer the question asked early in the video, my guess would be the top lid container will hold in the heat better to prevent heat loss from going up.

What relay did you used

what pocket hole jig did you use? Thanks.

smart built, btw do you think you really need tongue and groove planks or you think it is possible to go with straight planks? I do not find such material

The concept of heat loss in a pool should be thought of like a simple device , for example a thermo flask/thermo. So the walls need an airtight gap between the pool walls. Another thing which I think you can add is a cheap mini pump running off solar, pumping water through pipes where water flow is then exposed to sunlight in a tight box. Water running through the pipes then gets heated which then recirculates back to the pool.

Boa noite amigo! qual o nome desse dispositivo que vc usa para o parafuso parafusar? vc mostra no tempo 4:01

Superbe 🤩 💪 👏 💪 👏

Magnifique 🤩💪 👏 💪 👏

Cover also reduced wind movement over the top which helps massively. I used two 8ft inflatable discs about 8 inches thick floating on our pool on top of the solar cover at night then remove in the sun to let solar cover do its thing. Works welll.

Why in hell did he never speak just that crap music

Well the name of your channel certainly is spot-on. I feel inspired :)

What was the temperature of the ground/earth when you did this? That would have a big impact. Apologies if you accounted for this in your video, but I don't remember you mentioning that

Very impressed with the build but with no commentary about what you are doing and why, and Also I wanted to see it working and have a good look at the finished article but we just get a couple of glimpses of it finished so I was disappointed.

This is my favourite woodworking channel by a country mile. Thanks for making these videos. 😊👍

This is truly a practical design. Could you be so kind as to provide a source for the timing belt and the corresponding pulleys? Thanks for the video🙂

Looks like Izzy gave you more than inspiration.

Is particle board strong enough for French cleats? I have a bunch of it leftover 😂

I have the same router but my plunge base acrylic is not a circle, and I was wondering from did you get the round acrylic base?

Clever. I’ll try making one. There are no plans for this on your site, but I think I can figure it out from your video. However, I would like to watch you making the bolts you show at 4:41.

Good idea. You need a fence extension to make this usefull else you can not control the cut angel.

Fun project. If you really want an electric elevator, it might be better to user a stepper motor so you can get precise height target. Like 1,8 mm up etc. Else I think the electric part is more fun than usefull compared to a manual adjustment. Also in durability’s

Beautiful. But not so durable in daily use. But looks good as new and fun project.

masterpiece, rad dude

Very nicely done. I appreciate the guidance on making my own French cleat hangers.

You didn't do 45 degrees in the finishin peaces...what?!?!?!?!?!??

Awesome thank you so much!!! Such an incredibly helpful and informative video!!! You just saved me a fortune on unnecessary insulation

as a potter, that clay looks incredible!

I just purchased and downloaded your flip miter saw table plans on etsy. I was looking for these plans as well

I had to watch the video twice to believe it. You built a beautiful, functional, and practical piece of furniture/equipment using pocket holes, and not a single festool product! WITCHCRAFT I TELL YOU! According to some who make such things will tell you it can’t be done. Very nice.

the blue insulation tiles under my intex pool are making a big difference . if i put 1 or 2 solar bubble foils on top at night it helps even more to keep the temperature! but if you cover the top completely the water starts to stink! water with chlorine produces chlorine gasses and they need to escape

salut j'adore se que tu a fait aurai tu les plan stp si c'est possible?😋

Each leg where you put the casters sit on the floor, however that 2x4 that connects the corner legs (the long one) doesn't sit on the floor. Isn't it gonna bent eventually due to weight and no support? Since those 2x4 are about an inch off the floor....just wondering before I start building mine and thank you for replying

What are the blue spacers you are using?

Thanks for the explanation time to move forward

No talking ,we are to guess? No thanks Next

Hi. Very nice presentation. What is the name of the bit you are using to make those holes with drill press. I appreciate your input.

The use of the bearings and regularly checking with a centering cone is brilliant! Mychet smart! Tak!

Thank you for a great video. Have been watching cabinet builds for years and have never seen or been made aware of the C tabs on the side of the slides that you can bend out. Very good to know. I had just used some thin strips of wood to bring them inward more. I like you idea better. Thanks. New subscriber.

Nice, and clean workmanship, young man. Well done.

Nice job. Can’t wait to get my new shop done so I can build a nice router table/cabinet.

Great video! Really nice idea / design.

Nice job 👌 But bro…the gloves..

Very nice add-on to your workbench. Are you planning to update the workbench plan that you have on Etsy with this build?

Oh - wow, what kind of Circle-Tool is that at 14:40 ? U have a link or a Product Name??

Nice, sweet, clean, build. Enjoyed watching you add your new addition to your shop.

In your instruction booklet, you have a small mistake in material need for 140x45 on pg 6. It should be 2x

Brilliant

Clever router lift. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

It's a wonderful mechanism. Also, because it uses a motor, dust collection may be an issue, as many people have had trouble with.

I know im watching this late....was wondering if theres no support in the middle