Raf seems like a solid collaborator. Not easy to find workers who are invested in the problem solving, working hard, and have so many skills to bring to the table. I hope as your business grows you have a long and fruitful partnership!
This video has really helped me today. I've had a shit day, I had to phone an ambulance for my mother, she's having to stay in hospital overnight due to breathing difficulties. I'm also a full time carer for my disabled girl and I've just had an absolutely manic day. I haven't stopped since early this morning and I finally got to sit down around 2200 and I popped this video on and it just took my mind off everything for half an hour. Thank you.
Take care of yourself. There are organization that help caretakers take a nap, shower, go grocery shopping, dentist appointments, etc. Burnout and ruined health can happen. Please look into this and I sincerely hope that your situation gets much better.
Current and future clients will know that they'll receive high quality work form you. The amount of detail and pride put into your endeavors is incredible. Continued success to you.
The only problem is that Chris is great with his work but really slack with safety, if he wants to keep doing such a great job with all his senses and arms legs working 100% he needs to be much more savvy with his and his mate’s safety.
I envy the energy the pair of you have. But then I did sixty years ago. Now at 88 I just sit back and enjoy watching you with your amazing enthusiasm, energy and knowledge. Another very interesting video. I'm eagerly awaiting the next one. Mounting pressure. Sorry about that.;-)
Kris, a suggestion. It looks like the gauge in question is a liquid filled gauge and sometimes they build up a pressure inside and do not indicate the correct pressure. Pop the edge of the rubber plug and equalize the pressure to the surrounding pressure. I think you will see/hear air hiss out or get a little squire of light oil. I had the same problem earlier this year and thought the gauge was bad but read correctly after that little adjustment.
@@caterthun4853 Which is why you have to bleed them. They also need to have it done when in the normal temp range for the location as that also will affect them.
Rafo Sir, always good to see you back at the graft. I have a mate; much like Kris, he gets me doing all sorts of heavy, height and hard labour. But what a joy to be a part of. Great work Kris, a workshop of envy, products that are Rightoeus... and a great insight into the 'Way'. Gorw it, eat it... then make it. I love your work Sir's. Plus Dot and animal companions. Peace m.
Re: pipe joiners, a trick that I learned while working adjacent to the water department of the council was to remove the internal shoulder of the joiner using a lathe. Allows you to slide the whole joiner on to one of the pipes, get the ends lined up and then slide it back to be centred over the gap. Good for pipe wrestling in a ditch.
Wow! Great opening with the Rover picking its way through the wilderness. Also what a high quality build and design on the water line and turbine house complete with stone patio and style appropriate door. CLASSY!Shame it’s out in the woods where it can’t get more admiration, lol. Can’t wait for the final turbine installation and sea trial.
Alright Kris loved the video, love the hydro series and the rest. I work as a control and instrumentation engineer, I'm not a metrologist or telling you what to do, but if you're running a business in hydro it won't cost you much and set your mind at ease if you spend the cash and get your pressure meters etc calibrated once a year. You can give that as part of a certificate of conformity to your customers as well which is a win win and will make you look more 'professional'. There's an open source book you may be interested in that includes measurement called lessons in industrial instrumentation. It gives a good overview of measurement of different parameters like pressure and pitfalls to avoid I've found it useful throughout my career and would suggest it's worth a flick through. As other comments have mentioned you can figure out static/head pressures quite easily but with joins and Venturis etc you can be off. That book gives some good rules of thumb, your intuition is already strong though which is good. Keep the vids coming mate!
I’m always SO inspired whenever I finish watching one of your videos! I just bought my first home and your channel has given me much inspiration for fixing up the place and the land!
A lot of what one sees on YT is DIY efforts at a wide variety of skill levels. This is probably the best I've seen. VERY professional and thorough! The quality and attention to detail are amazing. Very well done, guys!
Man, you can't even see microplastic, that is big problem today. You can makes microplastic just pushing, moving that pipe around. Bands all plastic in the world is only solution. We are done if oill instead in the car finsh in material, more damage than burning in today's cars.
Have seen the Korean hand plough or ho-mi that would be the perfect hand tool for the final pipe adjustments, I have a medium sized one for gardening and levers up paving slabs and rocks. Everything is looking great, I love the shed you are going to have a very happy customer
@Kris Harbour Natural Building - Hello, I just found your channel and watched all 4 four parts of the 6 kW hydro job. At least, I guess that is all the parts available for now. Marvelous workmanship and attention to detail! I will have to watch your back catalog soon. :)
Jamaica 🇯🇲 here I am a stay at home grandma and l always watch your post but lost contact but now I found it again and have been go through the ones I missed out and I am appreciating your work all the more be bless and stay safe
Such a neat and clean great job. You always go above what is expected. It is amazing at what you accomplish. Glad your friend was able to help you again.
Another superb video Kris and looking forward to the day of generating power for the first time for your client! Your troubles with your vehicles must have been very trying but good to see we’re able to sort it in the end. Love following your progress - well done to you and Dot.
As much as anything (and that's a lot) I'm impresses by your ability to absorb disappointment, grin and "keep on truckin'". Continued good fortune my friend; you are an inspiration.
Thanks for the video. It was absolutely inspiring. You didn't save on work, enthusiasm and material. from your skills you seem to be a carpenter, electrician and metalworker. You can do what's fun. thank you, keep it up. Greetings from Germany, Frankfurt am Main
Absolutely in awe of what you can do. The skills that you have and share here is highly appreciated . Hats of to Raf as well , not scared of hard work and helps where the problem solving is concerned. Keep the videos coming love what you do.
It's inspiring to see the collaboration between you and Raf in the installation of the Coanda Screen Intake for the North Wales 1.5kw Hydroelectric System. Raf seems like a dedicated and skilled collaborator, who is invested in problem-solving and working hard to get the job done. It's not always easy to find someone with such a range of skills, so it's great to see that you have found a solid partner for your growing business. I hope that your partnership continues to be fruitful and that you both can continue to innovate and solve problems together as you expand your hydroelectric system. This video is a testament to the power of collaboration and hard work in achieving success.
Ha! 1st time I've had/heard that one, but I'll take it. Blooming good actor he was and from my old neck of the woods too. Thanks for the comment Peter 👍
Tidy, love your videos, I’m a maintenance fitter in a mill and we have to be very multi skilled we do machine repairs, fitting, welding and fabrication, pipe fitting on steam, water and other liquids etc just whatever needs doing so I find it all very relevant. Built a great life and looks like your going to have an excellent business model 👍🏻👍🏻
Hey Kris, awesome series. I can tell you take pride in your work and it shows in your craftsmanship. Thanks for uploading the video and sharing your knowledge.
Thanks Kris for sharing your very interesting project. I’ve now watched (and subscribed), with growing interest several of your vlogs and observed your methodology and am very impressed by the practical way you evolve your knowledge base as you encounter issues. It’s clear that you’re open to tweaking your original plans where necessary to make them work more efficiently and that’s great to see. Well done and thanks again.
Rewatching all your videos it is such a joy to see your homestead grow, you can be so proud of yourself. Thanks for taking us on your journey. P.s good times for your solar this summer, and with these energy prices right on time!
Well done Kris I have really been looking forward to seeing when this project is completed and there's just a ways to go! Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Your a young chap, but I love your diligence, to do the best job possible, its a trait many of the younger people have lost. a saying I have always believed in is "If you are going to do a job, Do it to the best of your ability, or dont bother" Your work is like belt and braces. designed to last as long as possible, and thats a rare thing these days. great example of a work ethic. well done sir.
Great video Kris. Love watching your mind work and solving problems as you go along. Nothing better than watching a defender in the environment it's was designed for too... Love it mate! Thanks for the double vid!
When drilling rock for anchors, I would advise putting some cheap silicone sealant in the hole first to prevent the water ingress and splitting the rock during frost . It would be no harm to use some jointing lube on the plastic joints to make it easier to assemble the joints and reduce the risk of pinching the rubber glands . Best of luck with the business and the Landrover.
May the Lord bless you with work, you are doing a great service to humanity and the environment and the mental health of all those who follow suit. Amen!
Can't wait to see it finished, think your ingenuity and skill set is as Americans say awesome. When finished bet the person you are doing it for is going to love the free energy.
Nice job guys... Kris, without divulging any trade secrets or confidential business info, what would a project like that run me? Just curious for budgeting purposes. I understand if you're reluctant to share...
You might have already addressed this but Tool station sell cheap black mushroom vent/cowls for the top of the stand pipe. This would stop the overhead trees dropping debris like leaves or twigs entering the plumbing and making their way to the turbine….
for future reference if gauge is mounted on top of tube, it is less likely small particles can block any openings along with ait vent to remove any air! and I know compressed air should give same pressure but it doesn't help.. good work like it..
You can do things the right way or you can do it over and over again until you do things the right way. Chris is pretty good about only having to do things once and I love it!
We fit pipe from one point to another, rarely meeting in the middle without a special union or a 90º. It's way easier. If we have a plastic pipe that needs to be bent slightly or even a 90º we have electric hot blankets for plastic, hydraulic benders for steel that size. The gradual bends you're using are nice, along with using those large boulders for anchoring, sweeeet. I really like your intake device. Super nice job guys.
Hey Kris You probably know this but when punching out gaskets it is easier resting the material on the end grain of a bit of timber , also helps keep the edge on the punch .
As always Kris a most excellent video, you did exactly what I would have done and checked the gauge against a know system. Looking forward to seeing what the actual pressure is once you have a better more accurate and calibrated gauge and then really looking forward in seeing how you go about building the turbine. I would wait until you have at least 3 - 4 paid for installations under your belt and see what other improvement you come up with, before you rebuild your turbine enclosure and turbine on your own property. I have to ask is the top of the vent pipe covered so the leaves debris and bird poop cant hey into the system? I also assume its at a level down from the source where it will never overflow?
Hello Kris and Dot 👋 long time subscriber (the lower workshop build) but not 1 for comments normally. Just wanted to say I love what ur doing, keep going bro, your vids are very relaxing for me and I look forward to them 😀 geese will be geese and Welsh weather will be 🙈 thank you once again x
If theirs anything I find frustrating as a plumber is how pressure gauges are such crap. I love your videos Kris and admire your skills and quality very much.
It is a heck of a lot easier to install in the summer during the drought than in the spring cold, rainy season. Keep up the GREAT videos - Pleasant Shade, TN
I seriously Dig your use of the cargo strap ratchet as a strP wrench, Brilliant in its simplicity !! Another " why didn't I think of that " Damn good thinking.....
Ratchet straps are good for pulling big pipe into locations and joint. Dynabolts it water may not last the distance, stainless steel is an option but either could also bust the rock. Chem-Set's make great alternate.
Hi Kris i'm a big fan of your work and enjoy all your videos. I just came to think while watching you should create an elevated wooden pathway above the water pipe that way the pipe is protected from uv and you will have a nice and practical scenery
Them post rammers I remember my mate lifting it to high he broke his nose and fractured both eye sockets I've not to this day found anything funnier 🤦🤣great vid boss as always
Great video Kris. I wish your videos were at least 3 hours long, they are so Interesting and educational. I no longer watch the 💩 on TV, it’s only UA-cam for me. By the way, instead of using nuts and bolts to secure the water inlet screens, why don’t you just use a slightly thicker piece of stainless for the screen dividers and then tap them? You can use the thinner stainless for everything else to keep the price down but those strips would make it easier, no welding.
Raf seems like a solid collaborator. Not easy to find workers who are invested in the problem solving, working hard, and have so many skills to bring to the table. I hope as your business grows you have a long and fruitful partnership!
This video has really helped me today. I've had a shit day, I had to phone an ambulance for my mother, she's having to stay in hospital overnight due to breathing difficulties. I'm also a full time carer for my disabled girl and I've just had an absolutely manic day. I haven't stopped since early this morning and I finally got to sit down around 2200 and I popped this video on and it just took my mind off everything for half an hour.
Thank you.
Hope everyone is well, keep your chin up 👍
Hope everyone is doing well
Take care of yourself. There are organization that help caretakers take a nap, shower, go grocery shopping, dentist appointments, etc. Burnout and ruined health can happen. Please look into this and I sincerely hope that your situation gets much better.
Please take care of yourself!
Thank you all, much appreciated.
Current and future clients will know that they'll receive high quality work form you. The amount of detail and pride put into your endeavors is incredible. Continued success to you.
The only problem is that Chris is great with his work but really slack with safety, if he wants to keep doing such a great job with all his senses and arms legs working 100% he needs to be much more savvy with his and his mate’s safety.
I envy the energy the pair of you have. But then I did sixty years ago. Now at 88 I just sit back and enjoy watching you with your amazing enthusiasm, energy and knowledge. Another very interesting video. I'm eagerly awaiting the next one. Mounting pressure. Sorry about that.;-)
Kris, a suggestion. It looks like the gauge in question is a liquid filled gauge and sometimes they build up a pressure inside and do not indicate the correct pressure. Pop the edge of the rubber plug and equalize the pressure to the surrounding pressure. I think you will see/hear air hiss out or get a little squire of light oil. I had the same problem earlier this year and thought the gauge was bad but read correctly after that little adjustment.
Spot on. A gauge mounted vertically doesn’t need the rubber plug spiked, but a gauge laying flat or horizontal needs to be spiked to equalise
that's a really good tip. cheers man
The oil is only there for dampening the needle where the pressure is bouncing a bit. The oil should always be at atmosphere pressure.
@@caterthun4853 Which is why you have to bleed them. They also need to have it done when in the normal temp range for the location as that also will affect them.
Yeah, that too. Shipment by air or exposure to extreme Temps will mess with a glycerin filled if not vented. The nice ones have a twist valve to vent
Rafo Sir, always good to see you back at the graft. I have a mate; much like Kris, he gets me doing all sorts of heavy, height and hard labour. But what a joy to be a part of. Great work Kris, a workshop of envy, products that are Rightoeus... and a great insight into the 'Way'. Gorw it, eat it... then make it. I love your work Sir's. Plus Dot and animal companions. Peace m.
You have great working partners! Love watching your videos! Reminders set for the best one to drop!! The Rovey sound monsterous!!!
This is a fantastic series I've learned so much...pity I haven't a stream on my few acres
Monsieur!! With these 3 videos in a week, you're really spoiling us!
Am really happy,he does his work well
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It is SO NICE to see someone on UA-cam working responsibly with plastic outdoors! Thank you Kris, and thanks for another video.
Totally 👍
I happy for you that you finally got to use your Land Rover the way you intended. 👍
Re: pipe joiners, a trick that I learned while working adjacent to the water department of the council was to remove the internal shoulder of the joiner using a lathe. Allows you to slide the whole joiner on to one of the pipes, get the ends lined up and then slide it back to be centred over the gap. Good for pipe wrestling in a ditch.
Not many people have access to a lathe so they just buy a slip joint! It’s a lot easier
You're energy is unbelievable! Love your work!
Wow! Great opening with the Rover picking its way through the wilderness. Also what a high quality build and design on the water line and turbine house complete with stone patio and style appropriate door. CLASSY!Shame it’s out in the woods where it can’t get more admiration, lol. Can’t wait for the final turbine installation and sea trial.
The hydro and solar content is especially interesting right now, as usual thanks for taking us along
Alright Kris loved the video, love the hydro series and the rest. I work as a control and instrumentation engineer, I'm not a metrologist or telling you what to do, but if you're running a business in hydro it won't cost you much and set your mind at ease if you spend the cash and get your pressure meters etc calibrated once a year. You can give that as part of a certificate of conformity to your customers as well which is a win win and will make you look more 'professional'.
There's an open source book you may be interested in that includes measurement called lessons in industrial instrumentation. It gives a good overview of measurement of different parameters like pressure and pitfalls to avoid I've found it useful throughout my career and would suggest it's worth a flick through.
As other comments have mentioned you can figure out static/head pressures quite easily but with joins and Venturis etc you can be off. That book gives some good rules of thumb, your intuition is already strong though which is good.
Keep the vids coming mate!
I’m always SO inspired whenever I finish watching one of your videos! I just bought my first home and your channel has given me much inspiration for fixing up the place and the land!
A lot of what one sees on YT is DIY efforts at a wide variety of skill levels. This is probably the best I've seen. VERY professional and thorough! The quality and attention to detail are amazing. Very well done, guys!
Absolutely love how you cleaned up the micro plastics! 🙏🏽
Excellent channel
Man, you can't even see microplastic, that is big problem today. You can makes microplastic just pushing, moving that pipe around. Bands all plastic in the world is only solution. We are done if oill instead in the car finsh in material, more damage than burning in today's cars.
Microplastics is what you produce when washing your clothes, not cutting pipes.
Have seen the Korean hand plough or ho-mi that would be the perfect hand tool for the final pipe adjustments, I have a medium sized one for gardening and levers up paving slabs and rocks. Everything is looking great, I love the shed you are going to have a very happy customer
@Kris Harbour Natural Building - Hello, I just found your channel and watched all 4 four parts of the 6 kW hydro job. At least, I guess that is all the parts available for now. Marvelous workmanship and attention to detail! I will have to watch your back catalog soon. :)
What a treat two videos on the same day! The new system for your client is shaping up to be an amazing system I bet they are well pleased.
Jamaica 🇯🇲 here I am a stay at home grandma and l always watch your post but lost contact but now I found it again and have been go through the ones I missed out and I am appreciating your work all the more be bless and stay safe
Such a neat and clean great job. You always go above what is expected. It is amazing at what you accomplish. Glad your friend was able to help you again.
Another superb video Kris and looking forward to the day of generating power for the first time for your client! Your troubles with your vehicles must have been very trying but good to see we’re able to sort it in the end. Love following your progress - well done to you and Dot.
As much as anything (and that's a lot) I'm impresses by your ability to absorb disappointment, grin and "keep on truckin'". Continued good fortune my friend; you are an inspiration.
Thanks for the video. It was absolutely inspiring. You didn't save on work, enthusiasm and material.
from your skills you seem to be a carpenter, electrician and metalworker. You can do what's fun. thank you, keep it up.
Greetings from Germany, Frankfurt am Main
Love that you take the time to explain any issues that arise. Real pleasure to watch
Absolutely in awe of what you can do. The skills that you have and share here is highly appreciated . Hats of to Raf as well , not scared of hard work and helps where the problem solving is concerned. Keep the videos coming love what you do.
It's inspiring to see the collaboration between you and Raf in the installation of the Coanda Screen Intake for the North Wales 1.5kw Hydroelectric System. Raf seems like a dedicated and skilled collaborator, who is invested in problem-solving and working hard to get the job done. It's not always easy to find someone with such a range of skills, so it's great to see that you have found a solid partner for your growing business. I hope that your partnership continues to be fruitful and that you both can continue to innovate and solve problems together as you expand your hydroelectric system. This video is a testament to the power of collaboration and hard work in achieving success.
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Raff reminds me of a younger Pete Postlethwaite. Great engineering as always. Lovely to see.
Ha! 1st time I've had/heard that one, but I'll take it. Blooming good actor he was and from my old neck of the woods too.
Thanks for the comment Peter 👍
NORTHERN!
Salt of the earth .....!!!
Tidy, love your videos, I’m a maintenance fitter in a mill and we have to be very multi skilled we do machine repairs, fitting, welding and fabrication, pipe fitting on steam, water and other liquids etc just whatever needs doing so I find it all very relevant.
Built a great life and looks like your going to have an excellent business model 👍🏻👍🏻
Hey Kris, awesome series. I can tell you take pride in your work and it shows in your craftsmanship. Thanks for uploading the video and sharing your knowledge.
Hey Kris, really happy for u that your Land Rover worked out, nice truck & u deserve it for all you hard work & great troubleshooting
Thanks Kris for sharing your very interesting project. I’ve now watched (and subscribed), with growing interest several of your vlogs and observed your methodology and am very impressed by the practical way you evolve your knowledge base as you encounter issues. It’s clear that you’re open to tweaking your original plans where necessary to make them work more efficiently and that’s great to see. Well done and thanks again.
Rewatching all your videos it is such a joy to see your homestead grow, you can be so proud of yourself. Thanks for taking us on your journey. P.s good times for your solar this summer, and with these energy prices right on time!
Well done Kris I have really been looking forward to seeing when this project is completed and there's just a ways to go! Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Such a nice tidy quality job. The two of you worked well together. Great vid
Your a young chap, but I love your diligence, to do the best job possible, its a trait many of the younger people have lost. a saying I have always believed in is "If you are going to do a job, Do it to the best of your ability, or dont bother" Your work is like belt and braces. designed to last as long as possible, and thats a rare thing these days. great example of a work ethic. well done sir.
Good to see the Land Rover in its natural habitat, doing the work it was designed for (as opposed to taking kids to school in Chelsea) ;-)
Great video Kris. Love watching your mind work and solving problems as you go along. Nothing better than watching a defender in the environment it's was designed for too... Love it mate! Thanks for the double vid!
Good to see your Rover roving off tracks and you back at hydro works
I love so much that stuff
Those brackets are fantastic. Great idea to just use the boulders you've got rather than stuffing around with concrete. Much much neater too!
When drilling rock for anchors, I would advise putting some cheap silicone sealant in the hole first to prevent the water ingress and splitting the rock during frost . It would be no harm to use some jointing lube on the plastic joints to make it easier to assemble the joints and reduce the risk of pinching the rubber glands . Best of luck with the business and the Landrover.
THREE videos from Kris in a week - what a TREAT. Good on ya mate, you're role model material.
Good to see her up and running buddy! I gotta catch up on your videos. Nice Friday evening sorted
Thank you for the videos. I find them all quite interesting i almost always learn something
May the Lord bless you with work, you are doing a great service to humanity and the environment and the mental health of all those who follow suit. Amen!
It is so enjoyable to watch such positive work Kris.
Thanks as always for sharing! Awesome looking setup coming together
Greatest show on UA-cam! Your skills are just amazing, Kris!
Can't wait to see it finished, think your ingenuity and skill set is as Americans say awesome. When finished bet the person you are doing it for is going to love the free energy.
Brilliant ! love to see your projects come together .
Watching your videos for years now , I want to move to Whales !!
It's kind of wonderful work you have. Nature is surrounding you. Beautiful places, flowing water. Wonderful, isn't it?
I don't know if Raf is just your work buddy, but it looks like he's your friend. It's so great to work with friends.
Nice job guys... Kris, without divulging any trade secrets or confidential business info, what would a project like that run me? Just curious for budgeting purposes. I understand if you're reluctant to share...
I think these guys work for the joy of accomplishment. They wouldn’t earn their true value.
So many amazing vids in such a short time! It’s like Christmas.
You might have already addressed this but Tool station sell cheap black mushroom vent/cowls for the top of the stand pipe. This would stop the overhead trees dropping debris like leaves or twigs entering the plumbing and making their way to the turbine….
I loved the opening shot, your channel definitely has a new star.
hydraulic system, you are great mate, thanks for sharing this video.
swearing my arse off here, i frikking love this chan, so nice ! so happy this legend delivers quality every 2 weeks!
I really appreciate that you cut palastic pipe so that you catch the microplastic sawdust. Most of workers never take care of it properly.
Love the double-vid goodness. Good luck on the gauge hunt. I see you added a second smaller pipe to the inlet box, what's that all about?
for future reference if gauge is mounted on top of tube, it is less likely small particles can block any openings along with ait vent to remove any air! and I know compressed air should give same pressure but it doesn't help.. good work like it..
You can do things the right way or you can do it over and over again until you do things the right way. Chris is pretty good about only having to do things once and I love it!
The build quality of your stuff is just through the roof. The hut and the door look great!
Thanks for posting and sharing. Cheers to you both.
We fit pipe from one point to another, rarely meeting in the middle without a special union or a 90º. It's way easier. If we have a plastic pipe that needs to be bent slightly or even a 90º we have electric hot blankets for plastic, hydraulic benders for steel that size. The gradual bends you're using are nice, along with using those large boulders for anchoring, sweeeet. I really like your intake device. Super nice job guys.
Very interesting. Looking forward to more videos re your hydro water system.
A piece of art this pump house system!
Hey Kris
You probably know this but when punching out gaskets it is easier resting the material on the end grain of a bit of timber , also helps keep the edge on the punch .
You guys work well together. Keep it up guys
Thanks kris that was an awesome video. You are quite the craftsman. Hats off to you. Brilliant job.
As always Kris a most excellent video, you did exactly what I would have done and checked the gauge against a know system. Looking forward to seeing what the actual pressure is once you have a better more accurate and calibrated gauge and then really looking forward in seeing how you go about building the turbine. I would wait until you have at least 3 - 4 paid for installations under your belt and see what other improvement you come up with, before you rebuild your turbine enclosure and turbine on your own property. I have to ask is the top of the vent pipe covered so the leaves debris and bird poop cant hey into the system? I also assume its at a level down from the source where it will never overflow?
Wishing you every success with new business! V enjoyable to watch I appreciate you taking the time to film edit and share with us.
Hello Kris and Dot 👋 long time subscriber (the lower workshop build) but not 1 for comments normally. Just wanted to say I love what ur doing, keep going bro, your vids are very relaxing for me and I look forward to them 😀 geese will be geese and Welsh weather will be 🙈 thank you once again x
This was a nice treat getting a double episode!
Looking forward to your next upload! 👍👍👍
I have loved watching these videos! You are very talented and your craftsmanship is fantastic. This is among the finest content on UA-cam! Thank you.
Loved the series!! Outstanding job!! Looking into doing the same for my off grid home. Job well done 👍🏼
If theirs anything I find frustrating as a plumber is how pressure gauges are such crap. I love your videos Kris and admire your skills and quality very much.
I'm pretty sure your friend Raf could do a spot on impression of Clive Owen. The man's got the exact same voice.
Congratulations! Top notch work quality from start to finish.
I just repaired a 3kw generator for farmers last week, it's from Europe, everything is from Europe, it's great.
Absolutely love your work ! You're an inspiration Sir's! 👏🙌🙏👍
BRILLIANT TEAM WORK, FROM SURREY.
It is a heck of a lot easier to install in the summer during the drought than in the spring cold, rainy season. Keep up the GREAT videos - Pleasant Shade, TN
Great video. Glad that pressure reading came out okay. I was also worried.
Well done lads great team work ...
Always super excited to see more footage of this build, Kris! Can't wait to see the turbine you build cranking out power!
I really like that you catched the plastic dust with a tarp!
What an inspiration, all that hard work coming together for the final product. Great job gents.
You guys do some really great work excellent job well done. If I needed this done I'd hire you guys in a second.
I seriously Dig your use of the cargo strap ratchet as a strP wrench, Brilliant in its simplicity !! Another " why didn't I think of that " Damn good thinking.....
I’m really enjoying all the videos that you post the last couple of days keep up the good work
Ratchet straps are good for pulling big pipe into locations and joint. Dynabolts it water may not last the distance, stainless steel is an option but either could also bust the rock. Chem-Set's make great alternate.
Hi Kris i'm a big fan of your work and enjoy all your videos. I just came to think while watching you should create an elevated wooden pathway above the water pipe that way the pipe is protected from uv and you will have a nice and practical scenery
You will not become rich, but you will be successful. This is the problem with the world. If there was more like you the world would be a better place
Thank you so much for catching the microplastics!
Wowsers! 3 video's in a week, you are spoiling us :)
Them post rammers I remember my mate lifting it to high he broke his nose and fractured both eye sockets I've not to this day found anything funnier 🤦🤣great vid boss as always
Great video Kris. I wish your videos were at least 3 hours long, they are so Interesting and educational. I no longer watch the 💩 on TV, it’s only UA-cam for me. By the way, instead of using nuts and bolts to secure the water inlet screens, why don’t you just use a slightly thicker piece of stainless for the screen dividers and then tap them? You can use the thinner stainless for everything else to keep the price down but those strips would make it easier, no welding.