Building the Ultimate Private Pool | House Build #25

[@JustinCase1021]

This guy is smart. Every video is impressive

[@wh5476]

Mike this is all so amazing but where have you been? Haven’t seen any KZbin videos lately miss you, brother.

[@cconnon1912]

I enjoy your videos but Mike anytime you wanna take a break, feel free. You owe us nothing. 😇

[@Daniel-tc1dw]

I really hope we get a whole house tour when he’s finished. I feel like we’ve only seen the outside, pool, basement and part of the kitchen.

[@turnitupmike]

@@Daniel-tc1dw and dog wash down yard

[@newtonfirefly3585]

Beautiful house, still waiting to see the movable pool floor.

[@jasonpace6922]

The content is always great. I just want to shoutout to whomever is doing the graphics illustrating what Mike is talking about! They’re so smooth, and tell the story without being distracting. And, like everything Mike is involved with, they’re well engineered, and tight!

[@glencrouch442]

Your attention to detail and organization is nothing short of phenomenal!

[@timcanoeing]

Would you honestly expect anything less? Make it neat even if noone sees it except yourself!

[@ronkluwe4875]

Mike - Just awesome and as a retired executive project manager from one of the world's largest E&C companies, I am absolutely impressed with your engineering skills and installation work. Have to add that I never thought I would see the word thermocline used with a home swimming pool 😄.

[@koreyb99]

Mike "Void The Warranty" Patey! Something tells me he can fix what's broken.

[@dsarge1977]

I enjoy ALL of these posts. Engineering,technology,public service and aviation is what this channel is about.

[@hoyvintagecycles2936]

just did a binge watch on this build. incredible!!!!

[@bburrellmusic]

🔥🔥🔥 so amazing Mike!!! I love all the attention to detail and additional measures in place! So proactive!!! This house is super dope!

[@goatflieg]

Pretty amazing timing for a full-systems check. I know all about how oddly satisfying plumbing can be. The chemical mixing system is amazing; hope it all works as advertised. The Pool Lives! All your system design detail is paying off. Well Done!

[@seumateutongsin6362]

That place is awesome. Great engineering and planning.

[@patrickheavirland3599]

Good morning from Minnesota!! So fun to see it all coming together!! Great episode!

[@HunterBoone1]

I've been following your house build since the very beginng and its just jaw dropping to see it practically complete. Kudos to you and everyone who had a hand in the amazing build. Side note, I have discovered this is my dream house. One day, I will build something like it!

[@mcivordawn9105]

Haven’t seen you for a long time, really enjoy your stuff……Roger (Australia)

[@Infino985]

Mike you are truly a role model, I badly want to see you in person, please plan a trip to India, God like perfection!!!! insanity

[@chefigo]

Can't wait to see the moving platform in action!

[@networker-wildrats]

I really love your redundant and failsafe engineering. Great fun to watch.

[@frankrubeshaw4673]

Great video. Can’t wait to see how you built the “floating platform “ for the deep end. Keep up the good work

[@richglaser4566]

Congratulations Mike, what a beautiful house, enjoy you deserve it

[@xTinBenderX]

1:36 Was looking forward to seeing the ice melt system doing work. Glad you're getting to enjoy the benefits of all your hard work!

[@nicka9202]

Absolutely amazing, Mike! Thanks for the video!

[@unclegeek]

Spectacular home. Well done Mike and family

[@PetesGuide]

Mad at KZbin for not putting this in my feed the day it was posted. Liking Mike for posting it when the country needed good and amazing creativity.

[@CR4ZYxRY4N]

Yes exactly I have to type mike patey in weekly just to check to see if he dropped anything on his home build

[@linkbox-oq2mg]

yeah same here! only getting to it now!

[@MaxRank]

Snow this early! I hope this is a sign we are going to get a good snow fall this year. Skis are already calling my name.

[@jerryatricks1]

Wow. That's incredible. I wish I had the technological know-how to do stuff like that.

[@nikosconstantopolous7942]

Looking forward to your next video, i hope to see you next weekend at the Spanish Fork airport 👍🏼

[@jjansen987]

Keep on sharing the correct way to build! Back to work.

This must be fun !

[@dkoleary88]

You're an inspiration Mike!

[@andrejackson59]

Whoa that shower!

[@JasonSpasoff]

I wish I would have seen the original video, curious to know about the light curtain others have mentioned. Such an epic build.

[@zachpw]

Cmon Mike tell us what's up with the light curtain thing! Looking forward to the next video. Excited to hear about the floating floor system.

[@ru8h1]

Love this whole series and couldn’t get enough! So many great content creators out of Utah…must be something in the water 😉

[@PhilPrater]

Stunning

[@biskienator]

man! your pool pump and filtering system looks like it could handle the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

[@shcaskey]

Looks great!

[@RWBHere]

Nice job, Mike. Thanks for showing us the execution of this build. We hope you and your family can enjoy it for many years. 🙂👍 Now, how are your aircraft builds progressing?

[@kurtnelson9714]

Beautiful build! I had to laugh, when you said it was alot of work, in the filter/chemical room! Everything, is alot of work!

[@theduker3]

Absolutely stunning!!!!

[@nicozika]

love your videos.... and I hope that we soon see the pool floor go up and down...

[@themediajoint]

Legend Mike! Would love to see the AV setup you have (like your sound systems, TV's, wifi, comms rack). I know all my fellow tech nerds would also love to see it.

[@iansmith1368]

I love watching your engineering Mike! Your work ethic and attention to details is epic! Keep it up. I miss the airplane builds but I love seeing the house build. Keep it up! You're an inspiration to many👍

[@samjacobson5500]

Your planes and houses are amazing dude. I'm hoping to see you and Mark in Oskosh on Tuesday. I was also at the 2018 and 2021 EAA Airshow in Oskosh looking foward to seeing you both again soon, Keep up the hard work!!!!

[@FlyingDutchman1990]

Great blogs, also realy curious about how you going to place / install your adjustable floor.

[@drummersagainstitk]

Everything with Mike is the ultimate. But it's never enough.

[@Clayw21]

Looks Amazing!! Well done

[@PulsechainProfits]

Thats an epic house. cool ideas. Ive been thinking i want a giant aquarium i can swim in

[@amalfi460]

Can’t wait to an up to date video of the completed house with a summer pool party!

[@noahoppenheim9528]

Never seen a man more passionate about a pool.

[@williampace6261]

Mike your home is absolutely beautiful. When will you get back to building airplanes? I an old man but it’s awesome to watch your builds than for sharing Gos bless !!!

[@Steve-Constantino]

Always great videos. I saw when it was first posted and the light curtain was a great idea.

[@JeremeyHowlett]

Looks amazing, great job!

[@tinamk2]

Keep the videos coming! Cheers

[@Lithonion1]

Amazing!!!

[@ianmangham4570]

This guys TURBO CHARGED 😮

[@gcrauwels941]

Beautiful.

[@locknut5382]

It looks great. Thanks for letting us into your new home. Are you planning to have a rigid cover for the water which will: 1) Prevent debris from entering the water, reduce filter use and pump wear 2) Minimise heat loss, running costs and ultimately, pollution 3) Provide a larger floor area for other activities during the many times when the pool is not being used?

[@ianmangham4570]

Amazing 1° a minute 😮

[@jefffidler40]

amazing pad, jealous as that's my kind of pool, DEEEEEEPPPP!

[@acinonyx6333]

Hi Mike, I'd love you to do an update at some point on the performance of the sacrificial anodes. Is it bonded solely to the stainless inside the pool itself, electrically isolated from pipework or anything else in contact with the water? Primary current distribution in CP systems is geometric and generally we don't expect to protect the inside of pipework for a distance of more than about five times the pipe diameter, that being said I don't work on internal plant pipework so I'd be very interested to know how this fares over time.

[@corneliuswiebe9528]

Filter system costs more than my entire real estate portfolio 😂😅

[@mickemike2148]

Awesome and then some!

[@jimmieusaf-pol5818]

Hi Mike, my ADD usually makes it harder to follow along with a lot of details of things I don't have a whole lot of interest in, or didn't know I did, and/or the technical side of things I don't totally understand and I get lost in the details along the way, then lose interest, but have to say that I believe you are a very good explainer/teacher when describing pretty much everything you do, so it is easy for me, and probably a whole lot of others, to follow and understand what's going on with everything. I appreciate that side of your personality, with not only being very knowledgeable on so many subjects, but also sharing and simplifying the processes so most people can follow along. After watching your channel for years, I've learned you're a planner and don't leave anything to chance, or any rock unturned, that could be hiding a snake under it to come back and bite you later. I can not even imagine, while sitting here right now, the amount of research you had to do on all the different mechanical systems, with all the reminder notes for each, and the structural engineering marvel/s you have created throughout the Patey dream home. With seeing DRACO every time I watch your channel, I often wonder if there are plans in the future to build another, or is SCRAPY the alternate replacement with enhanced features, that best suits your needs? I sure did like DRACO, and it's climb rate off the deck, but if I were in your shoes, not sure I could build another DRACO, that might remind me of the "what ifs" of the day the huge wind guest pushed DRACO so hard to the right, immediately after take off, making straight and level impossible, especially so low to the ground. You all stay safe..."Back to work!!🙂

[@chrissandles4833]

Looking good Mike. If those peristaltic pumps fail, I would replace them with a nice Stenner. You should have a decent amount of run time on the elements. I would also do a second containment if they do fail. Atleast the chemicals will not be all over the place. Some of the pumps have a knockout or extra port for a drain tube, but they never work. I’m not sure injecting the acid and chlorine so close together is ideal if you have the space. I would also inject the acid first. Those checks at the injection points might be a pain along with build up of calcification at the points. They do make injection “quills” which are nice. They put the flow of the chemical directly in the middle of the pipe for better mixing and less buildup. utilize “water treatment” grade materials and mechanical items. It seems like a lot of “pool” grade or labeled products just don’t last or are less superior to what we use in the large scale water and wastewater treatment industry. Love you guys. Keep up the amazing work.

[@freebird7284]

love it

[@goontheracoon]

mike, have you ever though of making a lifting body/ blended wing plane? been toying in flyout using 2X pusher and pull engines facing in a V, basically an electric plane with thrust vectoring trough linked airduct (after air streams meet). i know electric planes makes little sense BUT i also think if there ever is a plane for it, it ought to be some form of flying wing.

[@santa-johnenoch2625]

Amazing...........!

[@lesfillin]

nice to see that all of your heated areas worked to remove the snow.

[@kalpgarg]

are you going to upload an video on the making on the pool deck that gose up and down ?

[@ChrisB257]

This is officially a mansion!! The Patey Mansion. :)

[@fredbugden6935]

More like a Fortress.

[@1982mako224]

Hoping to see some aviation build content soon!!!!!!!!

[@bryan69420]

I'd love to see the pool in deck mode!

[@ianmangham4570]

Amazing America 😮

[@user-px1wj2uv3r]

I love these videos, but damn do i feel broke right now 😂

[@Cygx]

Wow it really is cheaper for you to fly first class to any deep dive around the world at this point for the rest of your life XD

[@YouDriveUSuccess]

That's awesome, but wow is it complicated!

[@daxdadog]

I had a weird feeling of déjà vu through most of this video. :-)

[@jzerious4523]

Snow in July is nuts

[@nicholaswingate6752]

Good job mate. You’re gonna love living inside a luxury workshop. Too bad you’re not on a runway 😂 .. yet 🚁

[@adamdickson608]

Amazing setup, but do you plan to use a pool cover? There will be massive heat loss by evaporation if you don’t. It is the main mode of heat loss, this is why all public pools use covers

[@BurtGummer357]

Mike we have all been worried about you and the family glad your all good

[@vloogle4924]

Difficult to balance a scuba hobby with a flying hobby!

[@philip4x4guy]

I hadn't made it through the last video when it got taken down, I'm bummed i didnt get to see the whole thing!

[@pmj059]

Jeez Mike. If you ever sell that house, the new owner will need a University Degree to run it :)

[@wraith511802003]

An engineer's DREAM HOME!

[@peterbonnez]

Magnificent..

[@BlueWRXPride]

Are you going to post a video demonstrating the floor moving up and down to change the depth?

[@BigFrankieC]

I love that this is basically what Tony Stark would build for a vacation home.

[@EntropiaBones]

This is a repeat video , but I don't mind since it is always great to see the engineering.

[@wynbarkema3922]

I'd like to see the pool floor move and how that is all supposed to work. Especially so people can't get trapped underneath. I've had a hard time conceptualizing that.

[@savage6394]

Lol, what part is hard to conceptualize? Picture a mesh floor that is able to move up and down through the water. There isn’t an easy to access way of getting under that movable platform. If you were swimming and someone started raising the floor it would simply push you up through the water.

[@TomInGulfBreeze]

@@savage6394 Apparently it's pretty hard to visualize, since your description is way off from what Mike has already described in these videos. The floor he's said he was going to install is a floating solid platform held down by a cable system. It's not installed yet as far as I can see.There's supposed to be a curtain that comes up with it to keep anyone from being able to swim under it from the shallow end when it's all the way up.

[@wynbarkema3922]

@@TomInGulfBreeze That's what I thought he had said. If I remember correctly, it is also supposed to be able to come up out of the water to make solid surface in that area.

[@tonyb8066]

Mike, after you finish building awesome planes and awesome houses, you can swing by Boeing and Airbus and help them get their stuff together.

[@henryzenke949]

Amazing!!! Mike! Reminds me of a ship engineering section. Just trying to figure out... Does he have enough room left. To install a warp core and some nacelles?

[@davidblack9460]

Hello Mike, I’ve been watching your videos for a while. Amazing stuff. My question is how do you know how to do all the stuff you’re doing to your house??? Like the system to do your pool and all the features for the house. The automation. The routing of the plumbing system for the pool? I mean 😅f I was gonna do a system you have for the pool how would I even have a glue the order or even what’s is needed???

[@pinchflat]

Mike. You should help design Cleetus's new house at the airport.

[@freedomfox8183]

His house is already designed... The build starts in a few weeks and for all you know he did consult with him

[@larrylong6268]

My vote for President goes to Mike!

[@markhooper5824]

Brilliant. Are you going to show the pool floor moving up to the top at any stage?😀

[@peter3728]

amazing system! I noticed the pentair salt generators and it was my understanding water temp needed to be above 70 degrees to make chlorine. How will that work for your deep zone at 65 degrees? Im sure you figured this out but im curious

[@SeanHollingsworth]

I like these updates on your zero buoyancy lab. . . Lol