Cummins motor swap with that gas powered boom lift

That's electric Ryobi nail gun most of fall apart

mybe next time you could put the bin up so you could work on it

Holla Jesse how are you doing my friend? Let me ask you a question concerning the AC coupling through the Generator connection? So you said the engineer at Signature Solar told that you can AC coupling through the Generator port. When you do that where is the old inverter get its AC power from? You know the inverter needs power from the utility to produce electricity? So how do the old inverters connect to the utility power from? I hope you understand what I meant.

Rake the pile backwards and that will separate the rocks, then scoop em up

Did you add that shelf on your lift basket to hold the sheets of OSB? That's a handy feature.

Honestly I can’t believe you installed this right next to a drain clean out.

I always wanted a 7400 or 7600 crew cab fleet truck just cab and chassis they always look so cool

You’re gonna want to make sure that when you’re cutting your old hydraulic line as close as possible to an old bird nest. That way if it happens to catch fire you stay warm and adds some extra light. Killing to stones with one joint. Mint..

If wouldn’t be a bad idea to mount a compressor and welder back on as well just in case.

Outstanding, those spalted maple cabs are beautiful and you nailed it with the tops. Pleasure watching this video. I have done a lot of the epoxy. You made it look easy. Guessing you are an electrician by trade.

why didn't you do an elevator instead of stairs ?

The leaking part around the 10 minute mark is a regulator. Carefully remove and clean but the sealing faces were a little feral. If you get some very fine sand paper on a sheet of glass, rub the faces till they come clean and even. You could try draw-filing but be careful. When ready to put back together, wash parts dry and use a small smear of gasket silicone on the outer seal surface, now re-clamp parts back together but only nip them up, let it cure for a few hours in warm place then tighten some more, fit and check for leak. If you still have issue, replace the diaphragm.

good video

Good to enclose the compressor. For the compressor, especially if on the inside, you need some kind of insulating pads on the feet or some type of "soft" cushioning on the floor. Makes a big difference noise wise.

Need a zip line

Awesome work

Such a pleasure to view your work, fast, accurate, knowledgeable and entertaining. Please keep it coming.

I’d put a window in the breakroom too 👍

Always impressed by work ethic. Always do the best❤❤❤❤❤

That truss look so much better now. I thought when you were lifting them up how flimsy they seemed…great job. The company should refund some money on the front and back ones…only fair after all the extra time and cost you have had to put in.👍🏼

You always teach me something!

It’s looking good.Can’t wait to see it finished.Thank you for sharing your story with us

17:04 please think of your safety! You've got a wife and two kids! Last week we had a fatality at our site because a guy fell down from a silo truck, if only he had remembered to put on the harness which was available at site, he would have come back home to his family that evening.

Great worc, Jesse.

First time I’ve got to watch in a couple of days that ain’t no Shop that’s a mansion. Love it. Stay safe.

Dit lyk soo kak!

GOOD GRIEF JESSIE you are sending a very bad example being up that high balancing on single pieces of 2 by with no SAFETY gear😮

17:45 looks dangerous... Dont fall ! We want more videos :-)

Those lifts are worth gold. Imagine to do all that with ladders!

Awesome. I totally see the allure of developing something on this land while preserving many of the wonderful trees. I could definitely see myself doing the same. How cool to have some historical walls and even an old gravesite. You should clean them up a but and kind of set that area aside from development. I have similar music tastes. You should check out Tycho - Awake.

Very enjoyable to watch a young family do productive things. I wish you all the best on your endeavors. You seam to have what it takes t make it all happen with a little common sense thrown.

Idea for ya... I know it's too late, but just spitballing here: Why not run your domestic hot water supply through the buffer tank instead? Keep your system at 100* when heating, then preheat your water by running it through the heat exchanger on the buffer tank. Now your water heater only has to bring the temperature from 80* up to 110* (guessing here). In the summer your buffer tank will be much colder, but likely still warmer than well water. In this configuration you could run your heat pump at whatever temperature is most efficient, and you wouldn't need an additional pump.

Great videos, I'm always looking forward to your new ones but I really enjoy going back and re watching your old videos. This one was cool how you explain how you will run your geo thermo in the future and knowing that you did exactly what you planned. I've done work like this my whole life but I'm old and retired from construction and excavating but still pick up a small side job now and then. I'm very impressed with your new shop build and how you get your boys involved, that Noah is a hoot !!! Keep up the great work 😊😊😊

One thing I don’t understand, all this advice and talking thru the process …to whom? How many of the quarter of a million viewers worldwide would be interested in such technicalities? This is probably for a small local consumption.

How are you bringing internet to the garage?

Those end trusses have been nothing but trouble. First they were supposed to be drop trusses, now they’re not even straight

You are seriously impressive, I started watching you because I was interested in ICF and have been hooked to the channel ever since. You’re a skilled craftsman and the speed you get the work done is incredible. I’d be happy if I got to about 1/2 your level. Great stuff

You made a great purchase with the new boom lift or it appears so. If I remember correctly, you didn’t pay much

What an awesome shop. Noah makes a good cameraman.

Looking good Jesse. It is good to see progress on the garage, your truck & your home. I have really enjoyed watching and look forward to watching them all progress further. I am getting a sense of deja vu, having watched Watch Wes Work creating an internal space similar to this only last week.

Maybe you can shed some light on this, but I thought that you had to have an outdoor AC disconnect to isolate 'Customer Generation' from the grid while still allowing the grid to supply power to the home loads. I got my 18k mounted yesterday, but after watching this video, I want to get all my ducks counted before I start changing design. My meter is currently outside my garage with no disconnect and I have 2- 200amp panels inside the garage. I have my PV disconnect and RSD mounted outside and I was about to start on my AC disconnect. If I am wrong about the AC disconnect?

Nice shop you know what you are doing well done great watch 👍👋🇨🇦

For the air compressor, build a crypt that doubles as a work bench. Put it under the walk way and use an I beam and chain fall to to remove lid for maintenance. The concrete will conduct the heat out without needing holes for ventilation

well im glad to see you were wearing safety harness and tieing off. yeah we all take risks when we are younger. and when you are at you leisure like after hors thats different. still you should be safe but that structure of safety isnt always there . but in the work place it needs to be there and structured. there would be guys years ago that would take longer nd try to get out of wearing a harness than if they just complied it would have taken minutes and they could have went on their way. but old heads would wait it out and keep the harness close so when the safety guy showed up or their look out yelled they had it wtf????

They made me put window with TEMPERED glass where stairs are, not sure if they will make you do that or not. You’re doing great buddy.

So your idea is similar to what I need to do at our farm. We have a 200amp meter that is split 3 ways to a house and shop and barn. Normal load is around 4kw with lights on in the building. I was looking into doing 3 6000xp in parallel but the 18000kv might work better. I have 8.4kw of panels, just trying to figure out what inverter to go to.

If ASUS did kitchens.

Thanks for this

Love all you shop build videos. Your dream work is so close to being finished. Looking forward to your next video Jesse.