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Actually that’s the suction line that’s the return to compressor. The small capillaries tubes is what turns the liquid to a vapor. You can not pump a liquid. But you have a general idea.

Actually I grow pot with it😂

How do you guys cover the above grade insulation?

Should the rockwool contact the cement? No fear of sweating and holding the moisture? I love rockwool and have a basement to finish in the next few months. Honest question. I was going to frame the walls with a 3/4” gap from framing to concrete but this has me questioning my approach

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I'm really looking for how it works - the thinking behind the heat exchange. does it work differently in summer or winter? And, where to look for info on knowing what settings are right for home conditions (people, closed windows, etc).

there is no need to wet the substrate? also that's way too watery isn't it😅

I need those shorts brother where can I find myself a pair or what size are you we look about the same maybe I can come back to work for you man I’m not longer required to introduce myself to my neighbors when I first move in

Where is part 2?

wait not to be an asshole, but.... why would I pay attention to someone that doesn't understand simple plumbing fixtures?

Agreed, it’s always better in the long run to do things right!!

Depends on the aggregate. One bag is more than enough to fill that cube.

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You could use a mud hog machine to mix the concrete. Great job on mixing and placing the concrete.

Sometimes I need a job most of the time I’m on time. Hey listen I’m not good but I’m slow so what do you say are ya hiring?

This really is awesome! Thanks. I want to build my own house or at least a majority of it someday so knowing all the processes are great. 2 years to get utilities in? Is that standard? Or because of the lessons to be learned? Also how much did this cost?

🙄 Absolutely impossible to find someone to explain the control setting.. I know how it works but what should the settings be in the summer, winter, humid days blah blah blah.... everyone just keeps beating around the bush sooooo frustrating 🤦‍♂️.

I'm an HVAC tech since 1999 in Houston and for what you just said there's a lot of problems but that is maybe only climate and location specific.... I'm not going to address any of that I want to know what pants are you wearing in this video because they look like lightweight and stretchy yet durable pants and that is exactly what I'm looking for right now

The manual of the thermostat says that connecting a wired sensor will disable the onboard sensor in the 1050 and you can only re-enable the onboard sensor to read humidity. in your video you show the 2 readings the thermostat and the sensor, I would like to have more information about the remote sensor and how can use it to average temperatures and /or schedule the individual use of the sensor in different times of the day.

The posting time of these videos is too perfect. Just in the last couple days have I started looking into balloon framing for a tiny home to save time and effort in the construction.

Nice screws but Torx= second worse driver next to slotted.

Do you have an installation video on this?? What control switch did you use

You had to walk the plumber through where the main shut off was? Wow you're a great educator! 👊

Curious if you've tried the zoning feature of these units? Fantastic job on the video.

0:22 isn't that a regulator and not a relief vent?

Awesome indeed! Love the collaboration with Steve Baczek. Now if only you could roll Brent Hull into a project as well….

Unless the blocking behind the ledger board is structural, insulation can be used as fire blocking instead of the blocking.

Rockwood is R4/in.

How is the noise transmission through those?

Installed one of those in our basement (larger model) when we added a return to the furnace/AC in a room with a door as I wanted to reduce light coming through it and ideally a bit of noise though that is probably not a measurable reduction. Though I'm curious why the room doesn't have a return if the room has a supply? Thought that was standard to do to ensure every room's heating and cooling is more consistent vs just doing one or two big central returns. Obviously don't need to have big door undercuts or do something like this if the room has a return.

Great video Bryan! Love your comment at the end... if you understand some of the basics of building science, it changes how you look at the materials you are using! Looking forward to the next video. -- Jay from AMC Foam

Are you hiring I’m a kick ass carpenter. I won’t smoke pot at work again guys I’m sorry Stevie’s the worst with peer pressure

Excellent job.

Where are the drain lines? Are they plumbed into the house drain? I don't have plumbing on an ADU and want to use this, right now the PVC drain line comes out the same hole, so I guess I need to extend/shorten it and have it's own penetration.

Cutting a tapered board to match the slope you want is a great idea! Thanks for explaining the process 😎

How do you like this unit compared to Broan or Zehnder devices? Are those worth the higher price? Any guidance on how to choose between the multiple manufacturers for a new build?

Used my medal detector in the home construction many time before. awesome tool

just found your channel my friend ,you have been Subbed

I’m always in the pit brother no where else is as close to living in the gutter if you know what I mean. Can you dig it brother I sure can be a while since we lit up at the job together get at me dog i work for shelter mostly now

You and your brother are the two most awesome persons on UA-cam! You make learning about building fun!

Making pasload look small, and Milwaukee look tiny that senco is huge lol. I've run there pneumatic line extensively though, and I can't nock em.

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Where did you find the replacement motor

Why would you ballon frame ??

Hi Bryan! Thanks for sharing this! The test cap is a pressure test cap that can be used for air or water testing. It can test mixed pressure or isolate an inlet to test pressure or for system cross flow. Hope this helps! :)

Excellent tips👍

Not enough of these types of construction tips out there. Be good to see more content on the “business” of building. 👍

God I live desert mountains 50 mph winds 2 years and my filters look new

So many things wrong here