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Earth All Night
Приєднався 20 тра 2013
Practical tools for making stuff & doings things
Make your own Berkey water filter system for half the cost
A simple 5 step guide to making your own DIY Berkey-style water filter from metal stock pots.
Jump around:
0:17 Tools & Materials List
1:33 Step 1: Check yer pot size
1:47 Step 2: Mark & drill filter holes
2:24 Step 3: Spigot Hole Placement
3:22 Step 4: Sanitize
3:32 Step 5: Assemble
All the tools/materials you will need for this project:
Crescent Wrench - amzn.to/3wf00BF
Drill - amzn.to/401MijB
Metal Step Bit - amzn.to/3GVGH5k
Carbon/Flouride Filter - amzn.to/3we96Pc
Stainless spout - amzn.to/3Xq7BJG
12 QT Stainless Stock Pot - amzn.to/3Hiqnx3
Note: Purchasing through these affiliate links gives me a small kick pack and supports the channel. Thanks!
#berkeywaterfilter #diy
Jump around:
0:17 Tools & Materials List
1:33 Step 1: Check yer pot size
1:47 Step 2: Mark & drill filter holes
2:24 Step 3: Spigot Hole Placement
3:22 Step 4: Sanitize
3:32 Step 5: Assemble
All the tools/materials you will need for this project:
Crescent Wrench - amzn.to/3wf00BF
Drill - amzn.to/401MijB
Metal Step Bit - amzn.to/3GVGH5k
Carbon/Flouride Filter - amzn.to/3we96Pc
Stainless spout - amzn.to/3Xq7BJG
12 QT Stainless Stock Pot - amzn.to/3Hiqnx3
Note: Purchasing through these affiliate links gives me a small kick pack and supports the channel. Thanks!
#berkeywaterfilter #diy
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What paddling a canoe can teach us about relationships
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What began as filming a straightforward project time-lapse turned into a meditation on self-compassion, relationship building, and the art of making canoe paddles. Watch me turn a bunch of chunks of wood from all over the place into a symbol of love and devotion. JUMP AROUND: 00:14 Part 1. Work with what you’ve got 01:59 Part 2. A meditation on compassion 05:00 Part 3. Getting in the water 06:4...
4Runner Camper - BUILD PLANS for my sleeping/storage camping setup
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IRONMAN 4x4 AWNING REVIEW: Ultimate testing in the Texas Desert
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This review is the 4th video in a series detailing all the component parts of my car-camping setup. Designed for mounting atop an SUV roof rack, I'd recommend the Ironman 4x4 Awning for anyone living on the road. 2:42 After the review, watch us put this 1-year-old awning to the test way out in Big Bend National Park's backcountry. For anyone with questions about this product, or where/how to ca...
YETI COOLER vs COMMON SENSE: Why not to spend over $200 on a cooler
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Watch me spend irreplaceable hours of my life analyzing & debunking the pyramid scheme that is overpriced "hard coolers". This video is part 3 in a series detailing all the component parts of my car-camping setup. Links to purchase the recommended 'treeline' cooler mold amzn.to/3y1seSo - 45qt Amazon commercial brand amzn.to/3xVG9Z1 - 45 qt Landworks brand amzn.to/3Qr0M7E - 60 qt Seavilis brand ...
How to change the oil on an 02' / 3RD GEN TOYOTA 4RUNNER like a pro
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LINKS TO BUY EVERYTHING YOU NEED: Oil :: Mobil 1 5W-30 :: amzn.to/3OnvcpM Oil Filter :: Mobil 1 M1-102A :: amzn.to/3ydFSRl Oil Pan with lid :: Dorman 15qt :: amzn.to/3QPrqHC Oil Funnel :: amzn.to/3xTKxaL Rubber gloves :: amzn.to/3HRRlKr 14 mm Wrench :: amzn.to/3xTKxaL *Everything used in this video totals about $80, which is cheaper than jiffy lube Changing the oil on your 3rd gen 4Runner for t...
Camp kitchen gear review & cost : Which setup is best?
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Looking for something specific? Use these timestamps to skip ahead: 2:10 CAMP STOVES 5:13 POTS & PANS 9:39 KNIVES & UTENSILS 14:25 THERMOSES & DISHWARE 20:21 FOOD STORAGE 23:51 WATER STORAGE 27:42 CLEAN UP 31:02 COOLERS This is Part 2 in a series of videos that explain the ins and outs of my 2002 Toyota 4Runner camper conversion. This segment covers all the nitty-gritty details of my kitchen/co...
3RD GEN 4RUNNER CAMPER CONVERSION: Dog friendly DIY storage/sleeping platform
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PLANS FOR THIS BUILD: tinyurl.com/4f8rzejf This is Part 1 in a series of videos that explain the ins and outs of my 2002 Toyota 4Runner camping setup, covering every pedantic detail from cooking utensils to roof-mounted awnings. In this first video, I've focused on the design and construction of a DIY storage and sleeping platform that accommodates me and my dog LB. GEAR FEATURED HERE THAT I'D ...
Love this! Thank you
You rock!
Chat GPT brought me here. I am not disappointed
This is the best diy auto repair video I have ever seen.
Super helpful video. Thanks for making this.
Thanks for this great tutorial video.
Very impressive box build!
That's really cool, good job!
Wasn't expecting a Wes Anderson / Miranda July how-to but am very glad I got it. I had given up, but I will try again tomorrow thanks to this video. :)
I was cleaning out a yeti and the lid came down and hit me in the head. Ouch. These coolers are way to heavy and cumberson to be handling a lot. Weight plays a big factor with me. and i like wheels. It makes moving them around so much easier.
I love it!!! Awesome job ❤
I came for the cassette notes and stayed for the toggle bolts.
Really nice video and music choice, thank you for sharing.
Your hat looks stupid. Just wanted to say that.
Why you shouldn't put food in the basket up above the ice: rarely if ever is the air temperature up above the ice in the cooler at or below 40º F. This has been demonstrated repeatedly. You need to keep EVERYTHING perishable down in the ice bath to keep it at food safe temps. Get creative to keep it dry. The basket seems like a good idea but it's not. At least not for perishables that can spoil. Having said that, I have prepared a LOT of perishable food in my life that wasn't strictly kept at 40º or lower...
Thank you so much ❤
@ earth all night - uhhmmmm, I know for a fact that Orca coolers are made in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. They are the only products made in that facility. I know this because I sell them parts for their machinery. The Orca’s also have a lifetime warranty. The Yeti’s are made in the Philippines and Engel’s in Thailand. And you are correct, they are overpriced trash. Please stop with the “fake news” and disinformation.
“My ultimate conclusion is” you don’t know shit from apple butter 😂
Not funny, pay for a talented writer
Absolutely stellar tutorial, thanks!
I bought a Gott 50 quart cooler in late 90s. I still have it and am using it today to keep food warm. It does that. You can get the same cooler for around $25.00. I don't use ice; I use bottles I freeze then use them. It works for days; it even keeps bags of ice, for drinks, frozen. Anybody buying a $200.00 cooler has too much money to spend. BYW if you do dump ice in keep in mind it's ice water that cools, not ice.
What’s the name of the Acrilico thing I front of the hood and do you have the link to buy it?
Reminds me of the Dr. Squatch brand who just rebadge soaps and jack the price up 5x.
Perfect
I gotta' have one with wheels.
Good stuff Kendall!!! Nice paddle but people pee in that lake.
that explains why it was so warm...
Guy who drills shit here: drilling metal correctly depends on a large number of things. Mostly the hardness of the bit and the piece, and what's called "speed and feed". In this case, stainless, is difficult to drill, but easy if you use a good hardened bit, that is the key. When you buy a bit in todays world, it will say on the package if it's good for metal or not. Get one that is made specifically for metal. They often are more than $10. Do not use grease like in this video. If you want to "lubricate", use a product called Tap Magic. Do your best to not let the drill bit get super hot, that is the other key thing. Just wait a bit between drilling to let the bit cool down. Push into it with moderate pressure. Go the full speed of the drill. Step up from small hole to larger hole, if you can, you don't need the step bit like in this video. If you have a number of garbage China type drill bits laying around you don't care about, you can burn through them gradually making your holes. Stainless will ruin them, but they will make progress within the first few seconds. Throw it out, Change the bit, and repeat. Sorry hope this makes sense, trying not to get too far into the technical weeds of it.
This is excellent intel! Never heard of tap magic, I'll have to give that a try. I've typically used the 'disposable bit' method, but am curious to learn more about how to protect carbide bits, etc since they aren't cheap!
Hello what L bracket are you using to mount? 😊
There is an L-bracket that comes with, but I happen to be using something made of trash and welded together. Long story...
I got a $65.00 Colman 25 years ago, and it still to this day outlasts my friends $400.00 yeti. Yeti sucks for the price.
I love to hear this!
I love your storytelling style. New subscriber here, great content!!! Thank you for sharing. It's taking me months to decide on a cooler for our global overland expedition.
Thanks for this feedback -- I am jealous to hear to are about to embark on a global trip!!
@@kendellharbin Don't be jealous, attack your goals one by one, go for it, we are not the first or last to embark on such journey. Having the vision and the passion towards your aspirations and goals are the true motor to all your adventures. It's hard work, challenging and lot's of planning, however, experiencing new countries and their cultures through over landing is wonderful and life changing. Best of luck!
No stinking sponges for dish washing! Horsetail ferns are best, contain silica, then toss! I like to spray bottle rinse with vingar/water mix.
Great tip!
Haha! Maximum fun!
Sick ride!
What basket was it that you found
I wish I could give you more specifics. It was the most unidentifiable thing you could ever find in a home depot...
Is there a link to that interesting eco bottle? I don't see it among the items in the description
Sadly Eco Vessel does not make that style anymore - but I went ahead and added a link to their most recent version in the description. Hope that helps!
its ingenious but isn't it a pain to unscrew the whole thing in order to change the filters? I'm guessing you do need to occassionally and regularly change the filters
Not really, same as any other Berkey. But I have had issues with mold growth if left untouched for too many days
I have the same year 4 runner, how many miles on yours? Great video by the way.😎🤙
210 now!
Ugly cooler?? I buy yeti cause they are the best looking.
your cool
This is wonderful! Thank you for providing the needed links; you ARE AWESOME! I've shared this wiht many friends now!
Hey thanks for the feedback! FYI - I have since figured out that adding silver into the build makes it more mold resistant. I'd encourage you to experiment with this and find your own solution. Otherwise, if left stagnant for more than 24hrs mold will start to grow
Awesome build! Do you ever wish you had more height on top of the sleeping platform to be able to comfortably sit up?
always - but I'd never trade that for all the storage space in the drawers. I only sleep in it when I cant for whatever reason just pitch a tent
Nice! So , I followed some of your plans(from watching the video) and others for my build in my 2001 3rd gen, rather than building support for that last part to sleep on I used hinges so it folds twice so I can get 6’, while also being able to put seats back in if I ever wanted to use them. Were you suprised how expensive the drawer sliders were? I ended up getting the heavy duty ones, since I didn’t want them sagging but damn spendy🤑..I didn’t do the back hatch window switch but that’s next. Do you have website or email? Love to share what I did..love the channel👍🏻
Just found this channel myself. I am curious as to how the fold out extension is working for you, also being 6'. Do you still have the low storage hatch in the front space? Where does it go when folded up? Is it sturdy? If you dont have the front part, does the rear section work with seats folded down, or do they need to be fully removed? So cool to see others are still trying these plans out.
I love to hear this! Sounds like a cool modification. Would love to see pics, you can email kendellbot @ gmail . com --- hopefully the robots can't figure that out! When I bought the drawer slides they were really affordable, but that was also right before the pandemic... so things were cheaper.
great video
Great ideas!! I was looking more for a diy water filtration system using cotton, charcoal, sand, etc for the filter part (cotton at the holes into catch/holding tank to keep out all sand and charcoal). Im not great at making videos but plan on making one of my trying it. Thanks for sharing this idea. Its great but one would need to keep buying the filters unless ones could be found tgat were rinseable or washable. Awesomeness. Onto designing and building mine.
Already loving this video thanks to the honesty regarding dogs, drones, and click bait. That cracked me up 😂 Looking forward to the rest of this and for ideas on how to convert my own 3rd Gen 4-Runner.
Glad you enjoyed it
I can't find your video showing how to do the rear seat delete -- is that posted anywhere? Thank you <3
I have not made a video about this - but I recall it being fairly intuitive and only requiring one wrench/socket size and less than 15 bolts overall
looks like an awesome trip!
Highly recommend BIG BEND!
IF it's important for an owner to use "the best" oil, I have watched video lab comparisons of all the popular brands, and Mobil 1 is typically in the middle. Amsoil always seems to prove the best, with Pennzoil Ultra Platinum also right up there. Also, Shell Rotella-T full synthetic, with great results at a low price. Do a little research instead of automatically assuming Mobil 1 is the best (because of their massive advertising budget).
All valid points - I will take this into consideration! Mobil is usually my best *option* with what is stocked at my local autozone/O’reilys
Castrol Edge Euro or Pennzoil Euro L are some of my favorites
Great video Ty so much guys!
I bought a yeti tundra . No regrats
Make it a toyota tundra and I'm sold!
Came here to say thank you for this vid. Followed it to a T the first time and it’s the only video I ever needed for this. And bonus points for mentioning to turn the wheel to the left. I’ve watched a few other vids on this just for fun and none of them think to do that. They just bitch about how hard it is to get to that filter. 😂
Glad to hear it was useful. And yeah it’s those little tips that made a big difference for me!