First Rainwater Catchment Test (Shed Gutter)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Finally getting around to trying to catch some rainwater here! This is a test of some vinyl gutter material, as I need to prepare to catch rain off of larger roofs in the future. Seemed to go up pretty easily, and I'll let you know how it does when we get some rain.
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72 extra gallons for every inch of rain on that roof, awesome Idea. thanks for the update
Every little bit helps! 🌧
@@MidlifePricesit sure does.
Cool, thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for👍
Glad to hear it!
@@MidlifePrices actually I got almost everything done until I came to the point of installing the drop outlet. I couldn't figure out for the life of me how to put those two pieces together. Did you have to go buy a rivet tool? There isn't a single video on UA-cam anywhere that's using that same drop outlet that's in your video, and everybody else has different types and then they have to use a rivet tool. This project is turning into something much bigger than I anticipated
@@MidlifePrices now I understand why I didn't know how to install the drop outlet, because in your video you're standing in front of it so we can't see that part
@@kristinlee9485 Sorry, Kristin. The video was how to build the stand. Thanks
@@kristinlee9485 Hi Kristin, Brian cut a hole in the top to fit the outlet. I'm sorry it wasn't more detailed. Thanks, Pam
Great work Brian! Looks like it's going to work great!
Thanks, Chad! 🤞
Great job. You will be so happy with it I'm sure.
I hope so! And really need to be ready to catch a lot off of bigger structures coming up.
That'll do the trick!!! Thanks for sharing!!!! Cheers!!!
No problem. Thanks for watching! 😃
Looks good Brian! You're absolutely right, keep it simple. You'll have to get some footage now when it rains!😀
Got my rain gear ready to go!
Great job. It will definitely help 😊blessings guys
Thank you!
Good job. I hope it yields plenty of water for your needs.
Should be helpful for the compost, to which it is close. Thanks.
Looks good, look forward to an update
Caught about half a barrel in just a small rain, but then realized the spigot was leaking! Would have caught more. Gotta make sure all the barrels are buttoned up, then get those pedestals made so I can get a bucket under the bottom spigot. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic channel. Hi new friend here.
Awesome
Welcome! Thanks!
favorite part (apart from the learning)..... watching the sky
Lol yep. I’m usually filming something other than what I’m supposed to because I can’t see the screen. 😂. Thanks for watching.
Trying to cut PVC pipe 1/4 of 4 inch or so put caps on each end. Put a in it to run pipe down to barrel. Where the opening on PVC pipe is put door screen or something to keep leaves mosquitoes etc out.
Thanks!
Good vedio I want to do something similar but with tanks inside the shed
Thanks. Good luck!
Why fascia board? Couldn't you just have screwed into the ribbed wall panel?
I probably could have, but the metal on the shed is pretty flimsy, so I thought it might provide a little extra stability. Not really sure if it added anything or not!
@@MidlifePrices You have a point.
Can you explain the clips more? Where to buy and how were they connected to the gutter?
Hi Guys, not quite Derek size...but better than nothing. My idea, an upside down umbrella that opens during monsoon with center drain into catching barrels or pipe to cistern.
DIY by Dino 👍😊 Good idea. Thanks
Looking good. I can't wait to see the first rain results. I am curious how the vinyl gutters will hold up in the heat. 👍
Yep. Wonder if I'll have to go metal on the bigger structures for more longevity.
Great! ? Where did you buy your barrel?
Should have mentioned that. We got lucky and had a neighbor getting rid of them. Got 3 for free! They're kind of like Rubbermaid trash cans with spigots and lids.
did anybody notice the pack of wild creatures on the mountain
What kind of screws did you use to attach the boards? I’m working on a very similar shed, just smaller.
You mentioned in a previous comment how the metal is a little flimsy.I’m worried about the right attachment so it doesn’t just fall off in heavy rain.
Just self tapping metal screws. The metal is a little flimsy, but for a short run, there won't be much weight to support, so it should be ok. We haven't had any issues with ours. Good luck!
@@MidlifePrices Thank you! I’m glad to know it’s been holding up. Gives me more confidence for my project.
Where did you buy?
Got the barrels from a neighbor. Got the gutter material at Lowe's or Home Depot, I think.
So....did this work for you?I have a similar shed and I'm about to embark on rain gutter installation in the same way.
Worked great! Good luck!
Just a quick question, why rainwater when you already have a well?
Valid question! A couple of answers... If you watch our other videos, you’ll notice we’ve had multiple problems with the piping from the well to our trailer. Rainwater collection can be done closer to our home and will be free once it’s set up. Finally, I don’t know how long I can count on that well and what it might cost if problems occur. Basically the same reasons we prefer to collect our own power. Independence is nice.
So how did it work out? Looking at doing this myself. Great vid, thanks!
These have worked out great! We have been using them for four years now with no issues. 😃 thanks so much.
@@MidlifePrices Wow!
Thanks!
Haha you said Gaybel
To anyone reading Bill's comment: No, he is not 7 years old. He's actually a grown man. Thanks, Bill.