Installing a CHEAP DIY Mini Split in my home gym shed | WHAT I LEARNED

[@superfish7]

LOL i just push the small line set out the hole and join them outside. And yes you need the BLUE on ever joint.

[@BackyardSHREDS]

Good to know! Thanks for the tips!

[@sorensolveig599]

You incorrectly indicate at 0:10 that the unit is rated "1,200 Btu." It is actually rated "12,000 Btu/hr."

[@BackyardSHREDS]

Woops, can't believe I missed that. You're right, I misspoke. It's a 12,000 BTU unit (linked in description). Thanks for pointing that out!

[@dearestdennis]

@@BackyardSHREDSI’ve seen videos where they make corrections at that exact moment in the audio, or even putting a text box up over that moment that needs correcting. Would like to see that , but I imagine it would need the video to be edited and re-uploaded. Depends on how tenacious you are for accuracy! Came by this video in my regular home feed!

[@jcchan08]

I would install the indoor head first then make your final connections on the exterior instead of connecting everything then threading it through the hole.

[@BackyardSHREDS]

What are your thoughts there? Just to ensure there are no leaks before wrapping it up? Thanks for the comment!

[@jcchan08]

@ it’s to help with workmanship, and makes the install much easier.

[@BackyardSHREDS]

@@jcchan08 Appreciate it! I'm sure the comments will help folks who watch the video. 🙂

[@MatthewKirchhof]

Great video!

[@BackyardSHREDS]

So glad it was helpful! I'm planning on posting an update after running it for a while (Especially through the winter). Feel free to subscribe if that's something you'd be interested in.

[@Michael-wm1kg]

muh apps

[@BackyardSHREDS]

Ha yep! An app for everything, right?