House Building Part 13: Installing Boiler

November 1-5, 2017. Installing boiler, intake/outtake pipes, and propane line. Installing manifold for in-floor heating. Building scaffolding to prep for upper level window installation. Organizing tools and parts.

[@michaelkaylor6770]

You guys are such a great of inspiration. I am relieved that the boiler install happened incident free and fairly smooth, I will be looking into that brand and model due to its efficiency. Thanks for the vid!

[@NyFvR]

I would do a vented hood, they just work better. Some pipe(what ever is required), paint and a few pipe clamps would look good. Think big old steam pipe with compression fittings, paint it to suit your style and wala, hood and oven vent that doesn't need to be hidden, would add some industrial look/character.

[@zazzysubstitution]

Scott’s Dad should have his own KZbin Channel. He is awesome!

[@BPratto]

Looking better and better. Lots of small bites taken already, once the windows are in you'll probably be so acclimated to working in coats and gloves you're going be focusing on a place to hang the coats :)

[@scruffy6151]

people always think building

[@bjleau76]

Love the old guy very good teacher....

[@scruffy6151]

people think building a house is a piece of cake but, they are wrong it takes alot of different pieces to make a whole. you are doing a good job on the build so far keep up the good work. stay safe. p.s. always nice to have heat even if there is more work to do before it is closed in.

[@thomasarussellsr]

Congratulations on the progress. that water system seems a whole lot more complicated than my old house has. Of course we don't have sub-floor heating. For the gas line to the stove and the vent if you go that way, you could also do a small bulkhead above the cabinets on that wall to run the vent out, and the gas line over to the wall cavity you drop the gas down to the stove.

[@E095660]

Shorter videos pls

[@MultiShimko]

Молодцы.

[@martinh3453]

The Levellers playing in the background there at 16.20. :) Lovely.

[@michaelscarcella1045]

Thanks for sharing your build with us, I like the job your doing! We built an ICF home in north central Minnesota and have never regretted the choice. Are or have you considered an air exchanger, we found during cold weather it helps greatly with condensation on the windows. The air exchanger also clears out cooking smells which tend to linger in such an air tight home.

[@lofimusicbygrizzlybeatz]

This track is on fire

[@332jatc]

how come you left all the weak are you done are you sick is everything okay let us know why no post is everything okay let us know Liz we're all in the dark easy where we few we can all the suddenly disappeared off the planet probably went on vacation it's the holidays love you keep it up when you're done

[@leelawrence3379]

Your too nice I would have made off with the bowl of chowder :) Thank you for the update.

[@michaelherrick5128]

Dang!! Have to wait another week to see the windows. Lol.

[@mmanut]

Did you get all that Jennifer???

[@selador11]

Did his dad get some of the chowder?

[@1svsoulmate]

Nice video. Hate to complicate things but something to think about. Code calls for an external vent over a propane cook stove. The vent over the stove has to vent outside.Hang in there.

[@thomasphillips5582]

I have been following you on the build. On the boiler venting, the exhaust pipe if you keep it out under the porch area must be insulated or will freeze fast in the climate you are in. Please check the lenght of pipe for your alt looks long for two inch pipe? This is my first comment on you tube