#16 Unloading our kitchen and workspace shipping containers + look inside

[@ProjectKamp]

First long video! Let me know if you like it. Takes quite a bit more effort to make, many shots many edits and not enough solar power. hehe

[@stefang5639]

These long videos are great! But for me, regular updates are more important, so I am totally happy with a small video every week if this gives you more time for your land.

[@memoriasIT]

Love it ♡

[@Notion8]

Longer the better, beats tv any time

[@MarksGoneWicked]

@@Notion8 I agree. KZbin has better content.

[@eznAnze]

@@Notion8 true, but this isn't just for entertainment only! :)

[@DunderOz]

Remember to jack up the containers off the ground and place spacer blocks at each corner. They need to have a good clearance to allow air flow so that the bottoms do not rot, due to dampness ☺

[@D1ana2009]

He did put wood under the corners to lift them up

[@michelehart1]

I love the part about the table. I'd place a bet that this table may become one of your favorite things due to the saga it has been through. I also giggled that the se video about a monster sized table ended with you two sitting on the floor eating.

[@micultimy91]

The chinese use a spray gun with oil to cover all the metal parts on the machines before shipping worldwide in order to prevent rust to appear. Next time consider that :) Cheers!

[@jckblck]

I've also seen machine grease and a wax paper on the finished surfaces to prevent surface rust

[@tofran]

usually sailors spray plain WD40 over their tools to keep them from rusting

[@WowCoolHorse]

Exciting! I feel like those containers should really be up on blocks, though

[@gusser2121]

Or at least on a thick gravel bed so no contact with soil

[@WowCoolHorse]

@@gusser2121 poured concrete pillars would be the best

[@TheReddeadmovie]

was thinking the same thing

[@GOAT_GOATERSON]

@@clearingland could you link that video?

[@Linuxxl]

I'm happy you didn't get crushed by the lathe. Please use proper tools when handling heavy machinery and never EVER get under a load. Too bad about the rust, but nothing a bit of sanding can't fix. When you do, apply some guideway oil when you're done to keep it protected. Make sure to have the lathe tuned before commissioning, I'd be surprised if it's anywhere near usable in it's current state. Anyways, love the longer videos! Keep up the good work!

[@EmyrDerfel]

I'd expect the moving surfaces of the lathe to have been protected by the way oil residue. Most of the rust shown wasn't on a contact surface. It'll buff out, as they say.

[@noellwilson1273]

14:55 OMG! The lathe is teetering and you’re on your knees in front of it where you can’t move out of the way! Please don’t do that.

[@martinwyke]

Argh, safety first. I wanted to scream NO at the screen so many times during that, even though I knew it was too late and you must have got through it to post the video. Scrap those scissor jacks and get an old fashioned wide base bottle jack from a scrapyard for your van. A high lift farm jack is great and if used _properly_ are safe and very flexible. Flash rust is a problem with tools if they are 'too clean', experienced mechanics keep their tools slightly oily on purpose. :)

[@ryanmcewen415]

You're not the only one.

[@Luismariabarbieri]

Same Here... I have a Factory in Argentina, so I deal with this kind of stuff everyday... I´m trying to think of a way in wich we could help before the video is released... Maybe a live feed on IG or FB... Those containers on the floor won´t last long either. It was so easy (and Cheap) to build some concrete pillars...

[@ryanmcewen415]

@@Luismariabarbieri even some cinder blocks under them to raise them off the soil would do wonders for making those containers last longer.

[@PatrickHerd]

Having moved a number of very heavy machine tools in my career, I too was yelling at the screen. Worse than a horror film. Seriously, please ask for help before starting a task like that.

[@dejayrezme8617]

@@Luismariabarbieri There is a discord server you can join and scream about OSHA :P

[@holymoly6829]

We only hope you kept that fabulous table You will get lots of use for that Can you put a canvas over it maybe 🤔🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

[@javipk7]

towncentre achieved! level up! looking like it´s going to be a very nice summer! Looking forward to visit and help out

[@portugalonawingandaprayer473]

Is it too late for foundations for the containers ? ... a large area of stone bedding under and around could retrospectively remedy potential problems of sinking (and the door not open) or becoming uneven (and twisting the container creating leaks and/or opening the door) or flooded ??? ... further if the two containers were closer but not necessarily facing each other a roof between the two would allow for eating and working in shelter / shade ... sorry guys ... watching is so much easier to spot things ... this I know from experience ... I’ve been so proud of achieving a goal ... only for someone to point out something obvious I’d forgotten / missed . .. now having said all that ... wow wonderful to see you have your tools and kitchen ... progress! 😀 ... 🙏☘️😘

[@UlrichPohanka]

with every video you upload, my urge to just hit the road and come join you gets bigger. then I remember that I have got my own little land project (a 1000 sqm urban forest) and I try to channel that motivation into thinking more longterm. I'm gonna build something like a container too (but different) and once it's built I'll start looking for an old farm or warehouse to move into with the friends I made along the way :-) precious plastics and this channel are a huge inspiration and motivation for me to document this journey. it's a learning curve but I'll get there. once there is a youtube channel I'll post it here to connect those two project siblings. keep prototyping!

[@foxy5833]

Where did you buy your land? On a website? And what country? I'm interested in hearing about this little project of yours!

[@guillermodelnoche]

Since you have torrential rain are you going to build a water catchment angled roof to protect the top of the containers from water pooling up and rusting through? Just a small incline with corrugated sheet metal to a single gutter would work and be cost effective. Congratulations on getting your containers to their new home! Enjoy that shower!

[@stefang5639]

Container homes often have problems with condensing water, so rust is always an issue. Especially when they have no insulatioin. But I believe this will become much better, now that the containers get opened almost every day. Maybe it is worth considering some sort of ventilation system for the kitchen/shower, though.

[@brokkoliomg6103]

Perhaps some kind of mini window welded into the top of the shower that can be opened quickly and easily during/after the shower...

[@jamesrivis620]

insulation not isolation

[@stefang5639]

@@jamesrivis620 Thanks, fixed it.

[@markschattefor6997]

Or you just buy a container that transported frozen vegan food from south America to Europe. Don't try to reinvent the wheel!!!!!!!! Use common sense!!!!!!

[@markschattefor6997]

@ Stefan G Yes Stefan container homes often have problems, for the one and only reason shipping containers are not invented to become a house. It seems to me that youth today is totally lost on every level of using common sense. Proof is what I want to see, if you think I'm wrong. Facts don't care about feelings.

[@lightdark00]

6:23 I love those locks! All anyone needs is about 10 seconds or less, no tools, and they can be opened up easily. As a bonus easy to change the combo as well, so the lock owner has a hard time.

[@mf--]

Good work. Glad you were not crushed under the lathe.

[@PhotoshopSimplified]

No joke. I was scared for him, especially when he was trying the second scissors jack that broke. Very dangerous position.

[@magdamundt9483]

Pastel de Nata!!! I granted myself one of them every single day I was in Portugal. Heavenly. I tried to bring some of them home, after a long flight, but it didn't work. Still very good, but no comparison. One should enjoy them fresh out of the oven - and there are several good places where this is possible. I highly recommend: find them out!!

[@kjellski]

Such an awesome step man! Really enjoying you progressing on the project and seeing things come together! I was screaming inside when you had to lift the table out: "Use the pole as a lever!" ;) Awesome video - keep up the great work!

[@kramsenoj1]

Great video, your planning with the kitchen and the workshop will repay your efforts many times over.

[@J03Nelson]

What a beautiful table! You had to bring it

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

Big metal box, no insulation, yup it's gonna rain condensation in there! Fortunately all fixable. 👍 😎

[@samuelbockle9440]

also if it goes via ship the salty air on the see is pretty bad

[@GAZOD]

Nice to see the containers have arrived, but I would have put them facing each other around 20 foot apart and built a roof cover between the 2 of them, that way you could have worked out under the shelter in all weathers.

[@flughasenstrafe]

The dirty workshop with all the dust and noise is better a bit away from the kitchen, isn't it?

[@GAZOD]

@@flughasenstrafe I think 20 foot away would have been fine, shelter would have been great to put that large table under. but I guess you could still build a shelter off the workshop container by using leg supports for the front of the shelter.

[@hybridkarate4106]

Great guys ! happy for you. I think you should thought of making some "foundations" for the containers but over all it went very well. Viva o Pastel de Nata!

[@sean-yang]

this is actually my dream life. I do enjoy lifestyle like this, long way to go Dave! supporter from China.

[@lilianashore2086]

love the plates!

[@barturban2154]

Wow Dave, it's so amazing to see the smile on your face after all those things that happened to the power tools inside the container. Keep it that way man! Good luck! 💪

[@markusmulder4186]

Eet smakelijk

[@bethanymann3634]

Once you guys start growing your own food I'd really recommend looking into the Hügelkultur method, since you already have all the excess logs and sticks around the property that you'd need to get started. It's good for both small containers and large spaces, not to mention freeing up fridge space later to put chocolate things in there instead :)

[@seanmcguire7974]

Id love to have a land with a creek. Then make a few small canals, weirs n waterways for veggies n new fruit trees

[@Donna_Bug]

Build a shelter and platform for that beautiful table❤️

[@LAJackson123]

Your neighbours would LOVE some of those bulk goodies!! You could have a feast with them at the table. ^_^

[@adbc8737]

Rooting for Project Kamp!! 🌀♥️🌀

[@martinedelius]

I'm not sure how often you read these comments, so I'll say it again, build a ram pump. It'll give you flowing water without the need for electricity or moving parts except for a valve. Here's an example of pumping water to an old greenhouse. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJKnan5-aM5pm9U

[@UlrichPohanka]

and if you, like me, started the video but didn't understand the concept of a ram pump, check out practical engineerings explanation here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHfHqqSKfN1maKM :D

[@martinedelius]

@@UlrichPohanka Good choice. :)

[@aquual1462]

Portuguese weather is more humid, wait until you meet mold

[@oscarmarfori613]

I have Portugal friend and he told me that the Sardines made in Portugal is the best in the world

[@loream]

Great!! I'm glad the containers finally arrived. And yes, that pantry is really too much for two people! Hahaha. But now you have stuff to gift to your lovely neighbors - I remember you asking for suggestions about that in a previous video. And maybe an idea: the big table is not going to sit outside, will it? It would be ruined! Maybe you could lend it to a neighbor, if some of them have enough space for it. And finally, as someone else already mentioned, I have the impression that the containers should be up some kind of base, to raise it from the soil, allow for ventilation and prevent rusting. Maybe you guys should consider it for the future. Anyway, congrats for the advance in the project!

[@MooKau_]

Could also do a large cookup for the neighbors too!

[@Alexdelannee]

Such a big table and then you are eating on the floor🤣

[@ProjectKamp]

need to slowly adjust to all this luxury. its a bit overwhelming

[@brokkoliomg6103]

I love the table, really great long term when there are many more people there.

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

No chairs? 😕

[@hansdegroot8549]

The workspace container had been closed for a few months, in al kind of weather conditions. Sooner or later the air in the container gets damp. And then metal surfaces can get rusty. It's not a big deal. You can remove the rust quite easily.

[@whatislove127]

ofc you would fall going downhill, dutch have no place to practice that :)

[@arnomrnym6329]

Cool containers! 👍🏾😎 Greetings from Berlin 🇩🇪

[@dejayrezme8617]

To stop condensation you should add insulation to the outside. Good one like XPS or PU rigid foam. This moves the "dew point" into the insulation where no water can condense. Also a separate small solar panel / dehumidifier system might be a good idea.

[@garystewart6093]

With regards to the rust in container . The container attract a lot of moisture in the form of condensation. You can even buy special dehumidifiers for containers, while they are in transit. You live and learn..!

[@kkksllsk]

Just a idea: Isn't the creek water cold? Could you just use a jerry can of cold creek water to cool down the fridge a bit more, than just the lower night temps?

[@GhostTownVlogs]

Hey fellow dutch in Portugal :) Really admire the prepped up container, great job! Im just hauling my tools and screws to Portugal by car hahaha. Love to come and checkout your place sometime :) Good luck with all the work needed to be done!

[@seanmcguire7974]

You need more landscape n farming tools brother. You'll get there

[@joelmendes4506]

you should considerer to make some proper foundations to put the container on top, like with concrete blocks.

[@m000Theevilcow]

This dude is a serious prepper look at those two containers especially the workshop one, he even got himself a turning lathe and a heavy-duty drill press with some patina character ;D, Is that for woodwork or wood and metal? You got a serious rust cleaning and grease ahead of you on those tools ;)))) Thank god for neighbours right? Keep those vids comin brother.

[@MaacAbra]

I’m very glad you’re still alive not because of bike crash but after seeing you messing under the falling lathe ;) Probably you could make some cleanup and preparation of the surface before containers arrived but don’t take it personally. At least some hardening of the ground would be handy. Which can still be done later of course 😎 Did you put the containers on some sort of concrete blocks?

[@grahamhiggins1816]

Exciting to watch, still don't know what Im watching though.! what will you do to raise money at project Kamp?

[@mibzman]

I wonder if the rusting is from just the ambient humidity. Maybe consider a dehumidifier for the shop once you have power available. Also, maybe you could put that big table under a dining fly? you can have it usable and protected, without it being in a building

[@dennisbrooks6988]

Glad you got them there!

[@shermanlab9477]

Finally this fantastic project begins to take shape with the first two "blocks". Go on like this guys, what you are building is a real dream. I always follow you, keep it up and thanks for sharing. SL

[@kikrdotch]

Great video, congrats to the arrival of the containers, and thanks for making the video a little longer! Your vids are pleasant to watch. 😎👌🏼

[@nonkeljef]

Definitely a big boulder in the background. Did you guys at @Project Kamp check it out already? I'm sure some of you climb :D

[@FuligJakab]

Dude. That lathe thing was fckn dangerous. Don't do such things.

[@ecwh070]

wow that egg tart

[@dutchglobetrotter6464]

Congrats, well done!

[@PeterCordenonsi]

Bravo!! 👏👏👏👏

[@garystewart6093]

I would have packed more into the containers. They are amazingly designed, but there was so much space you have shipped, perhaps next time fill them till they are 99% full less chance for stuff to go a miss. With regards to the missing lock n key, perhaps customs had an inspection into this box, you never know? Great channel, so power have you a field of used solar panels arriving? Wind turbine? You know what I like the best about your videos and land? The lack of plastic...,!

[@Sondervicktto]

Hoi, alle blank metalen onderdelen even opschonen met een stukje staalwol en dan alles lekker insmeren met dunne moterolie. Komt gewoon weer goed!

[@nikolas.tesla.]

You need to plant someting (potatos, carots,...) Make your own garden !

[@leozinfx]

2:31 "ô, caralho" LMAO

[@JimmyStewpot]

The rust might be caused by condensation, you may need to vent the containers so that the humid air can escape when the temperature dropa

[@Barbaralee1205]

I love the way the cook just sort of threw everything together without measuring! My kind of girl! Looks delicious 😋

[@derbyspcollie]

Great work and glad it all landed relatively safely. Please put the containers up off the soil on concrete blocks or slabs, will stop them rusting and rotting away from the ground up - easy way to protect all your investment of time and money. Anything metal in container like that will rust, they are natural condensation traps with the temperature changes, never mind the salt water environment of the shipping - a thin film of oil on all the unpainted metal is a good preventative measure. Looking forward to the future videos, keep up the great work.

[@josephlee7325]

Might get what we call here in the US a farm jack

[@goulash75]

Looks like an exciting project. As a makeshift outdoor area, why not roll up a tarp on your "flag pole" and attach it to the side of the container as an awning?

[@PK-ht1mi]

Your table needs some heavy duty wheels :)

[@PatrickHerd]

Looks like the drillpress chuck just came off the taper on the arbour, it may go back on with a bit of a tap with a hammer and block of wood.

[@daveschneberger7489]

Agreed, it looked like a Morse taper chuck which is a friction fit.

[@daveschneberger7489]

You don’t use a hammer just pressure from the arbor to the table.

[@rameshsadhasivam2093]

concrete base must needed, if not the container will got rust!

[@ricardodacosta7161]

Hi, Where do you buy the cacao in high quantaties? Thank you

[@lloyddoyle5700]

Yeah! Finally, congratulations guys! Can you let us know how many others will be joining you? What sort of timeframe your looking at?

[@simonbaker9983]

Congratulations! That’s a big achievement. How are you getting on with electric?

[@ProjectKamp]

next step!

Next time you'll need to move the container, take some 50x50 steel tube (or anything alike) and just weld a few tubes together and to the container walls in such a way they block the big machines in place. Tacks are not enough, a few 4 cm welds easy to later cut off with the ginder will do the job. And please don't put any part of your body in the fall zone of a 1 ton machine again, ever ;-)

[@jamesrivis620]

OMG how exciting !!!!!!! Did the containers travel by SEA ?? That would explain all the rust. Love the kitchen setup... I am excited to see it in operation. Very impressed with your creativity getting the pump jack..so clever !!

[@markmclean8644]

By the way lovely ceramic plates...

[@christiannygren8948]

That was hard to watch, I had to keep reminding myself that if he posted the video, that means he didn't die during filming.

[@grahamhiggins1816]

there's time yet!

[@miltonjoyner4201]

Always have some short pieces of pipe to help move things. Works great moving heavy stuff, like the table, once you got it out of the container.

[@joseteixeira8448]

Wow! Didn't expect to see your professional tools. Looking forward to watching your projects.

[@martykennedy3962]

Just watched your channel for the first time and am impressed. Good luck in the future!

[@molnarriki4876]

You have to put that stap to pull it not to push it

[@nickalderson4563]

Coming together really well by the looks of things. Keep up the good work.

[@alanvaleandthelazyfarmer1930]

I'm not sure if you have fixed the drill but if not, the chuck should have a #2 morse taper sleeve and a slot in the shaft so you can insert a wedged key and tap it loose with a hammer. I also think the shaft has another #3 morse taper in the chuck so you might be able to knock that end out as well and replace it. My chuck has a stub with a taper on both ends. Draw the jaws in before you knock the new one in with a block of wood. Just check before you replace it if it is 2 or 3 degrees. Treat the rust with phosphoric acid and steel wool, wash down with a wet rag then finish with oil.

[@sotirisdewit5322]

Is it mk-3 drill holder? I have an extra one i can send you! 😉

[@ProjectKamp]

I already have another one coming but thanks bro

[@stevetaylor1904]

I had two brand new containers take all my building equipment and furniture etc to the Philippines. Most of my furniture, paintings, crockery etc was trashed. They had no way of safely unloading them on the concrete plinth I’d built for them. They basically dragged them off. That’s world world countries for you.

[@lizzyinthedark]

Great job, guys, really admire your project!😍 did you ask for a Liçenca to your local Camara before / after installing the container in your land? we are looking to do something similar but are worried that even a container base camp would need to go through legalization process. Thank you!

[@barbaradetmer9927]

Love your enthusiasm in building your camp. In my experience willow trees grow best near a water source. Perhaps this information will help in planting future trees. Best of luck !

[@OpalSea]

I learn so much from these videos, including really important things like take time to have fun and celebrate! Find humour in setbacks. It's challenges, not problems =p

[@Scrapy-ih7ob]

That driver didn't take his time, or care in delivering your lively hood to your Homestead. Some people just don't get it. hope fully every thing is ok, workable.

[@flughasenstrafe]

Look what amazing upgrade Levi did to his workshop container kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3fMknmletVnq9U

[@mikefiatx19]

Hi, i need a shipping container full of my property shipped from NL to Portugal and then stored in Portugal for a few months until i buy a new house. Could you let me know which company you used and how much the cost was?

[@emmaardley-batt8311]

Place a link to your Patreon in your description, and make it a live link. Would be good to have a link to your other channel too as, unless people watch every part of your video, they don’t know the history. Who is this ‘we’ you keep talking about?

[@RCAVDH]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@trevorwindle8980]

Love it I live alone at 60 so when moving heavy stuff I go back to cave man nice round logs 6 or seven for that table slow but what comes out the back goes to from get one under in middle and see saw approach so glad containers arrived in good shape except salt moisture by the look did it come by sea the good ole jack lol couple of broken all up not a lot had worse moving 400 kms

[@duartemonteiro7463]

😊💪💪💪💪

[@miaschwarz7395]

Hello. Nice achievements! Where did you get all the things you bought in bulk? Can you talk about those things a bit more?

[@H2Dwoat]

Hi, a set of pulley setup will move incredible weights. Hindsight is a marvellous thing 🤪.

[@phyllisanngodfrey6137]

Great work. That woman is a treasure! I can’t make out her name on the audio……but 👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️

[@andreamagnetta984]

i just figured out, 1 year later and 16 episode later... that you are the guy behind precious plastic! 🤣

[@markmclean8644]

rust = salt air from prolonged exposure in a coastal area.....but it's just surface stuff....

[@rgerca1593]

The faffing about with the tools was very amusing. You guys are nuts. But in a good way. Keep it up!

[@jppaul1054]

Wish u made raised leveled concrete footings for the containers before laying them because on the ground they will rust due to rain water not drying up even concrete blocks would do but all in all cheers great video