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The trailer should have it own disconnect for power and plumbing, Meaning you plumb and wire the trailer with its own electric and has a RV style plug on the exterior side, and the plumbing to should be run as well with a Hose style fitting on the exterior. 30 amp would be the minimum, but yes you have a cord that plugs in to the exterior of the trailer like an electric vehicle as well as a Hose that that will supply water to a plumbing system on the trailer. I have a hot and cold water hose that supplies the water to the trailer, using my homes hot water heater, but you can get smaller RV style water heater that stays with the trailer. I just didn't want to run Propane and conveniently had a hot water tap to avoid that. Reach out with anymore questions and good luck!

Hi there, I completely understand the challenges with rent. Regarding your question about the generator, yes, you can certainly get one that can power everything. You'll need a generator that can handle sufficient amperage for your needs. If you'd like further assistance, feel free to send me your email, and I'd be happy to provide a consultation outside of UA-cam. Additionally, depending on your location, I’m a licensed General Contractor and can assist with any related work as well. Looking forward to helping you!

Living in Southern California, we don’t have to worry about freezing temperatures, but for you, the main concern during the colder months will be your water line feeding the trailer. If you properly insulate the lines and use the water daily, the warmth from the interior should help prevent the internal pipes from freezing. When we RV in winter to places like Ohio, I’ve noticed that some resorts have heaters on the city water lines. However, I also recommend turning the water on to a very slow drip at night, which keeps the water moving and helps prevent freezing. It’s a small water consumption, and far better than having to pay for replacing all your water lines. I hope this information helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Its a Dewalt, who needs a warranty, plus the amount of money I make with this saw, Ill just buy a new one and do it all over again. It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences. Thanks for watching!

Sorry for the late reply, What area do you live in, Im a licensed contractor and can totally help.

I Plan to do another video about some changes we have made and will incorporate a walkthrough of both plumbing and electrical.

Ask them to run it during the day. We run our pump during the day.

They like to run it 24 hours a day because they want their pool extra warm I guess with the heat exchanger. Is this a lot and it's especially noisier on cool nights.

@@iampuzzleman282 If the system runs continuously, the media and filtered particles will cause excessive pressure inside the filter and will cause pool circulation issues. Get a decibel meter app on your phone. If the noise is above a certain level, it’s likely a code violation … especially after about 10:30 PM.

@@moniphil maybe it's the heat exchanger although I think that's related to the filter being run too. For my location it's 8 o'clock at night and decibel level is 50 at the property line. But there is the noise of the pump which is a frequency sound that seems to penetrate the walls and may not exceed 50 dB however their overall system may. I recently found out they put their pool fence 8 inches inside my property so maybe I can get them to move their fence if they don't quiet things down.

@@iampuzzleman282 You could allow them to move it or, because it’s on your property, you have the right to tear it down or do whatever you want with it. If they have pool and you don’t, if you tore it down, then they’d have to build another fence. (However, because you watched this video, I suspect you also have a pool and need a fence to not violate code.) If it really is 8” onto your property, they have no right to it other than what you give them. If they’re really rude about it, you could tear it down then sell the materials back to them. I assume you’ve tried reasoning with them to no avail. Good sleep is very, very important to our health. Maybe you could try a white noise machine or app first.

We spnet around 5k on the trailer and another 5k for all the finishings. roughly.

We allow them to use the restroom in the house.

We actually have clients that bring lunch and ask to heat it up in the kitchen! 😂

@@DadPerfectDesigns oh ok... make sure the sage...never know what kind of energy is coming in your home where you sleep

@@successfulMillennial lol. Love it my wife is a crystal collecting spiritual guru. There’s sage in every room.

Thanks for watching. There is a plywoood called techshield that has a layer of insulation on it. You could put that down before applying the shingles and that would help plus keep the aesthetics of the interior paneling. For the floor, there are many options for insulated subfloor. You really just need to choose the best option for your area.

Thanks for the prompt reply. My Solid Build shed will be here in a week or so and am looking at different insulation materials for each. We are in the south Bay Area so, like you, not terribly cold in the winter it can get hot in the summer time. Thanks again!

@@spencerkinsey awesome. They are super easy and fun to put together. There will be lots of movement in the wood as it acclimates to your area but is very solid, so just be mindful of that. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out.

I normally do narrate or chime in during different parts but this was a rush job and needed to get it done, but thanks for the insight, hope you come back to try another video before you fully decide not to subscribe. have a good one.

There is a build up in the tanks that I need to do a deep clean on bi-annually, but as for the sinks or my drain I dump the tanks? There is no problems at all. I would suggest a screen for the shampoo bowl drain, the amount of hair that builds up from going down the drain isn't a lot each time, but that builds up over time and does create blockages. there are a couple, all natural enzymes that help break it down, but getting a screen on the sink with eliminate any need for chemicals. Hope this helped.

@@DadPerfectDesigns My wife actually thought about doing a mobile or stationary nail salon. Any advice on zoning and permits ? Was there any hurdles you had to jump through ? What was the process of getting started ?

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you for watching and I hope you subscribed. 😂 You obviously watched the video because it sparked your interest. The weight difference from the 780 is mostly because of them adding a few more stops for miter cuts on the back and using a metal handle for the bevel adjustment instead of plastic. Not to mention the obvious, the XPS system. Besides the added stop adjustment, the saw is exactly the same. And as for the title, I will not change it because I did convert the saw. If you don’t believe adding the XPS is a complete conversion then that’s your opinion. But people are most likely buying the 780 because of the light, not because of the stops, which by the way I can buy those for a fraction of the price and add those as well, because all of the machine is in place to add them(it’s the same base) but I don’t need those so I opted out of that. Don’t believe me? Look up the difference between the two. Lots of videos that agree with everything I just mentioned. Anyways. Have an amazing day and keep watching!

The 780 weighs 76 pounds or 779? Where did you get that number from. All current specs have it at 56. The older versions were 65.

Thanks for watching, but I will say this my friend, if you don't like the music, you could mute it and then open a separate window and play whatever you want. I hope you subscribe, LOL!

I should have done it when I posted the Video but I added it now. The items I purchased are in the description. Good Luck. Also, the wiring I did has help up perfectly with no voltage drop.

Im testing the waters with narrating or just playing music or even just letting the sounds of the shop play in the background. Personally the videos I watch where their narrating are annoying and the background sounds are ok but some times too much when you speed them up. I would rather just reply to questions. but let me know what you think, I have more videos coming out soon. Stay tuned!

if your in the Los Angeles area, I use a place called Hardwoods in chatsworth. if not, then just look up lumber yards in your area and ask them if they have it or if they know a supplier of hardwoods

Oh ye of little faith. I haven’t replied to any comments in a while but yours my friend deserves one. Maybe because it’s been a year and a review of the review is due. Not only does the saw still work, flawlessly, it actually seems to cut more square then you are as a person. I use the saw on a daily and have never come to a situation that the lack of voltage you speak of has caused me to not make a cut or blow a circuit. So either the saw puts out more then enough power to negate your theory or like I said in the video, power is power. Your going to get the same voltage no matter how many strands there are. Don’t believe, cut the end off your computer wire, strip out all but one strand, plug it in and touch and then tell me if there is a drop in voltage or amps. Do that, video it and I’ll eat my hat sir. Till then stay tuned because I have way sketcher stuff coming that will make you question your existence on this planet. Oh and thanks for watching. 🎉

Where did you find the dws780 on sale for $520?

@@petergiannakos3741 Don't order from JB tools. They are selling used and beat up items and claiming their new. My saw did come but it was clearly refurbished or used. Box had holes all over it. The miter handle had three big chunks out of it. Machine had scratches and scuffs all over it. It even had an old used part in the box from some other machine 🤦. I'm usually so good at recognizing these things. I can't believe I fell for it. Somehow I guess I saw their reviews and they were all good of course. You go to Google reviews and you'll find out the truth.

@@christcrucified6385 thanks for the heads up. I was thinking of going that route and buying one from them. I’ll stick with the 779 in that case.

Are you talking about the kit from m and m tools or some place else? I was going to purchase it from m and m but there are tons of recent reviews with complaints about how the site is now fraudulent and people’s credit card info is being compromised. Would love to find the kit somewhere else

You can get the 780 at JB Tools right now for $520. It is a MUCH better deal unless you need the free stand. The 799 comes with a 32 tooth blade that is worthless for finishing work. The 780 has a decent 60 tooth finishing blade. The 779 also has no extra bevel stops, no full depth space lock, no light, plastic bevel wheel instead of metal, etc. There is no machining on the 779 to allow adding the parts aftermarket either. The only thing you can really add is the light and now with shipping it is over $100. Just to upgrade a 779 to get a light and a decent blade with cost at least $160.

@@christcrucified6385 thanks for the vendor info. Im still on the fence. I got the 779 for $250 after returning the “free” stand. I’ve also seen a hack where I can put a usb led light on for the shadow light for around $20. That plus a fine tooth Diablo blade, I’m about $330 all in. So about $200 in savings, but that obviously doesn’t make up for the other features that come standard on the 780.

@@petergiannakos3741 That is a good deal. I didn't know you could take the stand back and get money for it. I might have went that route also. I don't think I'd miss any of these other features. The saw will cut a board standing up at 7 and 1/4 in. I don't see needing the extra bevel stops when I can miter just about everything. If I knew I could return the stand I probably would have just done that and bought the light kit.

No. I have a 30 amp outlet on our drive way and there is an extension cord that connects it. The amount of solar I would need to power AC and blow dryers is too large to fit on the trailer. If we did need to move the trailer to a client, a generator can be mounted to the front that we can then plug into.