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75% to 40%? Wow, congratulations! I think we will be trying to emulate what you've done in our crawlspaces shortly. There's a liner (from radon mitigation) but I think the tape, paint, and insulation are missing. About to go crawling around in there to find out for sure (ours are half as tall, so literal "crawl" spaces!).

Nice work - I would have put the sediment (spin down) filter in front of the blue filters - you'd want to catch larger sediment before them.

I thought they grease the line. I've seen them grease the lines before so they pull smoothly.

What is the name of the moisture barrier you used?

I'm new to this and researching it for my own DIY project. You're taking 120 cubic feet of conditioned air every minute out of your house through your crawl space and dumping it outside. This means your house is pulling in 120 cubic feet of unconditioned air from the outside every minute that it will have to condition. Are there professionals recommending this? I thought the standard procedure with a closed crawl space was to add a dehumidifier and or circulate the crawl space air through the house (not outside) as it is now part of the conditioned space. Thanks

Beautiful keep up the great work. Living the dream.

Great job good team work

DIY rookie mistakes. That's how you learn stuff! (and watching UA-cam videos if you don't like to do stuff twice!) Thanks for sharing!

I should open a business doing this with my experience in hvac

Whatsup with the copper tubing? What's it for

Why didn't you dig the dirt out of the center? It..gonna to be a problem later on. Need a extension and new bit on your driver. 4 lb hammer would be easier for those steaks. Sweet nail gun!

You need to discover Simpson Titan HD bolts. I use galvanized 5/8 x 8" on post bases.

What a tiny little transformer!

Looks similar to what I'm going to need to do. We are looking at an aerobic septic system in Coconino County AZ. Could you tell me who you had design and install your system? Also, how much did it cost? Thanks!

🎉 Totally cool! Great tip concerning the grinder kickback! 🎉

Great project. Like the design layout

Does it make sense to put a pool type sand filter before the screen filter?

But what did you do for the exterior corners. You haven’t covered that at all

Trying to learn about PEX piping as we’re about to have our house re-piped at the main line where it meets the house supplying cold water to our first manifold inside the home. Have you had any issues with the PEX splitting longways or the joints splitting? Any leaking from the PEX fittings themselves ?

Super helpful. I’m getting ready to pour here in a couple days!

Bro! You know you can use screws, right?

I had a friend lose an eye to rebar because he wasn't wearing eye protection. At the very least cap the rebar with the orange nylon caps.

Bad Ass! I just Bought the r-3 zip 7/16. Starting to hang it myself now. are you flush with bottom plate?

Bloody hell @11:12 remind me to wear my safety socks next time I'm handholding a bandsaw to cut stainless bars down towards my shins!!! Great vid (and series) and informative but there's a reason you'd get thrown off a site here for that!!! Please take care and all the best :D

Thanks for the videos guys. Nice to see how everyone does things a little different. For me I think I'd just put an 8ft basement in for minimal extra cost. Then in the future say 5 years when funds are available, I'd finish the floor with concrete. And then on weekends as funds are available finish the basement with framing, drywall, etc. That's a lot of extra livable space. Also I'd especially like a walk out basement to make it easy to bring firewood in a pallet at a time. To each their own though. But Great job guys!! Considering the glim financial future for our generation and future generations you're doing well to be prepared and debt free!!

Horizontal to vertical/perpendicular transitions where the water will flow toward the sewer should use a sanitary tee. Sanitary tees can also be used for venting, in which case they'd be flipped to accommodate any water flow coming from the vent (i.e., from the roof when it rains or condensation). You have two instances of a combo wye instead of a sanitary tee being used - that main stack joint (which could restrict air) and for the laundry (which created an S-trap). Would be surprised if you ever have an issue and it's been 3 years so you'd know by know, haha, but for those watching this, the use of the described fittings is not correct. You would use the combo wye when transitioning from a vertical drop into a horizontal pipe below (or you can use it horizontal to horizontal if it's convenient). Also, your 90-degree correction could have been more easily accomplished by using a long-sweep 90 or two-45s (one of them being a street fitting) -- highly doubt your inspector would have forced you to do some kind of cleanout if you did (he'd be having a bad day if he made you do so). I would personally have put a cleanout at the laundry connection above that kickover, but can't say if it would be required in your case as I didn't see what's under that floor.

Thank you, about to pull 500 ft this summer, gives me a much better idea of what is about to happen.

What was the over all cost?

What is the capacity of this treatment system...???

Thanks for all the info! I’m considering doing the same for an addition on my home. Keep up the good content

I gave you 👍 but the Cordless PEX eXpansion Tool definitely is worth it both for ease of install & leak proofing your system. Also, expand the pipes/ tubes 4-8 times after contact w/ the tool rim depending on the size of tubing(⅜"-1") & rotate w/ each expansion

Great video!

I would’ve added the roofing binding tape on the vertical seams to seal them and give them some extra adhesion

I pity the man, and question the thinking of anyone who feels the need to filter the purest water available directly from Nature.

I’m not going to finish this video, dumbest thing I’ve ever seen.

The holes are too tight. leave enough room incase the pipe expands.

Good Video, these new different PEX applications are a bit confusing as to which one is better than the other. I have a hard time with PEX A expansion method how it can seal and not eventually might blow off do to variations in water pressures, especially with Hot Water connections, where water temperatures can get rather high, and why those temperatures might affect the plastic. I'm definitely not a Plumber, but just trying to use a common sense approach. Good Job on your plumbing video, I think I learned a lot. Even though the cost of an electric or battery Expander Tool is expensive, it still might be a good investment do to the physical strain of using the hand pump method in tight quarters. If you buy one of the expensive ones, you could still sell it later and recoup most of the cost. But what do I know. Right?

How do you know how much to dig out?

The structural screws through the bottom of top plate into I-joist is an allowed connection for uplift?

Great video- I learned a ton! Your place looks amazing- great work.

Dude get a new bit and learn how to hold the impact fuck

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Are you using spray foam as glue or is that a fancy glue gun cuz I’ve never seen glue come out so easy AKA liquid nail

Question. We’re looking to do the same. We have reason to believe that chemicals are being sprayed in our area for cloud seeding. How could we filter out those chemicals

How has this siding held up? It looks like it will dent easily.

how much was the kit? where to find?

So 3 years in how is everything? Because I've been seeing a lot of videos the past 6 months of there being hairline cracks under or just behind the expansion ring.

As I understand it, you CAN use crimp fittings on Pex A. But if you do, then why use Pex A whose great advantage is the expansion fittings (and flexibility).

Curious why you installed your zip panels vertically vs horizontally. Usually you get a lot more strength running the panel lengthwise perpendicular to the wall studs.

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