HAY Martin are you going to put a moisture barrier down on the dirt so your cabin will not rot out over time so your sun or daughter do not have to fix the floor when they are older ? just a thought
It’s funny how most of the people criticizing can’t even change a tire yet this man is building a home for his family keep doing you man I’m just trying to figure out how to run plumbing in a two story log cabin😭
I'm in Europe at present and am behind on the vlogs... so I just binge watched 4 vlogs.. and feel like I just watched an off grid movie. Lol. Awesome job guys !!!!!!!
I would have installed a clean out that also goes to the house. That clean out will only work for a clog from the house to septic. Duel direction clean outs are great. The one you installed works for passing inspection but the duel is a lifesaver if you have it. Great video though. It's looking good. I've worked in apartment maintenance for 23 years and my multi tool is the only tool I won't be without. Plus a small pair of adjustable plyers. P.S fly old glory high and proud.
In my previous video I showed a diagram of our plumbing and there is another 3 inch clean out at the end of the 3 inch line. That is what the inspector wanted so that is what he gets. Ha ha ha ha. He’s the master here.
A tub full of water is quite heavy. You need to reinforce the cut joist and some codes require an additional joist under the tub. If your code doesn’t require that addition joist, you may want to install one anyway.
Doing a great job Martin. Now Plummer before that construction carpenter, before that ground worker, before that lumberjacker. Julie and kids must be really happy having a handyman like you. 😉
@@baronratfish3865 What point of failure do you see that hasn't been corrected? It's a very basic crawl space drainage system into a really close by septic. I'm more concerned about their plumbing on the pressurized pex side of the fixtures. I also appreciate both Martins positive, learn by doing approach and the fact that they are very clear that this is an entertaining and inspiring story, not another mediocre DIY how to series. It's refreshing to see humor and a dose of humility on youtube. God bless their efforts (and get a roof in that cabin, soon!)
Hi Martin, i have seen people doing rough-in plumbing first then foundation and framing and then rough in electric. whats your take on it, and what according to you is the correct order for smooth construction process.?
Martin Johnson - Off Grid Living horizontal to vertical doesn’t require long sweeps.Gravity will speed it up. It’s vertical to horizontal that needs them since the flow will slow at that transition
I am enjoying following your build. I am wondering about the depth requirement for sewer in Idaho. When living in Minnesota, we had to have sewer drain pipes wither 6’ or 8’ down for freeze line. Is that not necessary at your location. Never fear, I am not a professional. Haha. I can do plumbing if I have to. Cheers!
For your clean-out you should install double clean-outs AKA bull horn clean-out. You are good for snaking down to the septic tank but what about back into the house?
HAY Martin are you going to put a moisture barrier down on the dirt so your cabin will not rot out over time so your sun or daughter do not have to fix the floor when they are older ? just a thought
You should set and plumb in your tub now. I'd change out the short radius elbows you installed, especially where you have 3 in close proximity to each other.
No double clean out? I may have been too late yesterday. You have been in the crawlspace TOO long if the glue smells good. I debur with wirecutters, both sides at once. Collect all your vent pipes in the attic for just one penetration in the roof, and make it up high by the ridge so snow doesn't pile up and break it off. Makes PROs cringe cause you just did their job without the years of apprenticeship. Good job.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving - "I am from everywhere," is my pat answer to that question. UA-cam: Found you through Good Simple Living and Homesteading. Personally: I am northern bred and southern raised. I am now likely in my final place in SW Missouri.
Looking good so far . Lots of thinking of how to do things . Sometimes thinking how to do a job takes more time than actually doing the job . LOL . Where did you get that diagram for the p-trap . Do you have a video on the septic tank . Thanks .
I got the diagram from the Home Depot website. It was with the documentation for the shower tub combo we are going to buy. Here is a link to a video about our septic system The Septic System Installation Process on our Modern Homestead ua-cam.com/video/9y4utB3_M6I/v-deo.html
For northern Idaho I would think it gets pretty cold. Doesn't seem like your sewer line is deeper than the frost line. Hope you don't have problems with that.
Idaho frost line are 40 to 24 inches averaging 31" in most places since the pipe was about 6 inches buried and he will backfill on top of that his foundation is 4 CB or 32" set on a footing backfill would be around 26" should leave 6 " from top of foundation for water reasons he would have around 32" of ground coverage 🤔 on the pipe just making it unless he is far north past Lewiston.
I would really like to buy those 2 construction books you have. Whem I move up to Ponderay area and buy my homestead. My daughter and her family will live on my homestead together. I plan on buying a steel pole barn kit. 40' x 60' feet and hire some one to build that. Then my daughter, husband and I will build 2 2 story homes inside the pole barn to live in.I think those books would be very valueble to refer to. I can't wait to become part of the homesteading community up there. Also right befoe we leave S. Calif for our trip up there I too will start a U Tube channel. God bless you guys are doing great
hmmm... that title????? I saw that title exactly 2 years ago somewhere! Ohh yes, that was from Pure Living for Life on 12 Sept 2017. Leaving that aside, you have a wonderful location, detailed videos and most importantly really hardworking family.
I believe you are going to need to install another clean out in front of the other, going into the house, allows clean out in both directions. Can rely on fall or drop to clean a clogged pipe.
That could be. If you saw my earlier video I showed a schematic of our plumbing that I sent to the inspector. He did not mention another clean out there but we’ll see when he really comes for the inspection.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving Martin thanks for the reply, I wasn't expecting one. Didn't know you were actually reading any of them. Again thank you, have a great finish of this blessed day!
I'm watching you on your video underneath the house working and I noticed you did not have a Krone entrance space come in come out no door waiting in other words
Martin, the "build" video works better when you have the work in it, not so much you. Take a bit of time setting up the shot to make sure you capture the work being done. It makes the video so much better. I like the smell of the glue also.
If you go back and watch our first plumbing video I show you what will happen with the plumbing outside of the house. It will be backfilled 2 feet which is the frost line.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving I missed that part, sorry. We lived in a similar weather conditions for 35 years in Europe and we needed to lay down the water and sewer pipes at 5 feet. I have seen some negative examples and their consequences.
it looks like you don't have any pitch to that waste line if you have no pitch your solids will buildup in one spot and plug the line to much of a pitch and the liquids will just run past the solids and plug up the line if you are having trouble with your waste line backing up 9 out 10 time it will be the pitch of the line building Instector and he can tell you what code is out there
Cutting towards yourself is a bad idea, no matter how experienced you think you are. It is so easy to loose control and nick yourself, so it is best to avoid it.
Sharper 90s are for horizontal to vertical transitions and long sweep 90s are for horizontal to horizontal transitions and vertical to horizontal transitions if I’m not mistaken. That is how I use them anyway. Except for the 4 inch to 3 inch closet adapter. But that is specifically made for that application. I guess we’ll find out if I did it right when the inspector comes.
You never put glue on both sides at the same time igloo one side first and you do the other side I’ve done plumbing for 24 years just giving you a suggestion but
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving When someone says: hey smell this, it really bad, we still do and yep it's really bad. Had to laugh, that was good content.
As a guy who had cut towards myself and accidentally stab my stomach, I'd say it's more like common sense. I was lacking in common sense. I'm not a pro in plumbing, but I'm sure you've done a good job. Thanks for the video.
I appreciate your efforts. But, You didn't make this Pro cringe. I could pick the whole job apart. It probably wouldn't pass inspection. No worries. You know All About it. Cuz you made a yoo toob video!
Had to pull out my fingers and toes, 1/4 per 10' drop is 2.5" which is under the 3.5 maximum drop per 10' so that would be correct, your rite but you said level when you where setting pipe length so I cringed and had concerns, any slope over 3.5" will cause run out and a clog.
And you still don't have the roof on holy crap batman by the time you all put the roof on the rest of your build will all swelled up. Who's idea was it to use chipboard anyway I know it's cheaper but the benefits of real wood compared to chipboard most of it is glue. But to each his own you have to live there not me.
🔥 Watch the build from the beginning ua-cam.com/video/MGfugfuzFJk/v-deo.html
HAY Martin are you going to put a moisture barrier down on the dirt so your cabin will not rot out over time so your sun or daughter do not have to fix the floor when they are older ? just a thought
As a U.S. American veteran it Brought tears to my Eyes what you did for me and our Country. God Be with you...... and your path...
Thank you very much for your kind words. Sometimes a kind word is needed especially here online.
😂 smelling the septic cap made me laugh so hard! That was such a man “smell this” move! Great video!
It’s funny how most of the people criticizing can’t even change a tire yet this man is building a home for his family keep doing you man I’m just trying to figure out how to run plumbing in a two story log cabin😭
I'm in Europe at present and am behind on the vlogs... so I just binge watched 4 vlogs.. and feel like I just watched an off grid movie. Lol. Awesome job guys !!!!!!!
Just 4? I have been at it since 5am, and it is now 11am!
I would have installed a clean out that also goes to the house. That clean out will only work for a clog from the house to septic. Duel direction clean outs are great. The one you installed works for passing inspection but the duel is a lifesaver if you have it. Great video though. It's looking good. I've worked in apartment maintenance for 23 years and my multi tool is the only tool I won't be without. Plus a small pair of adjustable plyers. P.S fly old glory high and proud.
In my previous video I showed a diagram of our plumbing and there is another 3 inch clean out at the end of the 3 inch line. That is what the inspector wanted so that is what he gets. Ha ha ha ha. He’s the master here.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving well that's good. More clean outs the better. And yes never upset the inspector.😁
A tub full of water is quite heavy. You need to reinforce the cut joist and some codes require an additional joist under the tub. If your code doesn’t require that addition joist, you may want to install one anyway.
Thanks for pointing that out and for the tip on how to fix it.
Doing a great job Martin. Now Plummer before that construction carpenter, before that ground worker, before that lumberjacker. Julie and kids must be really happy having a handyman like you. 😉
Let’s see if they will reply to this? I don’t want to answer for them 😉
You are doing an amazing job. I like your videos. Keep them coming..
The best way to learn is to jump in and get after it like you are doing. Thanks for the video!
Adequate...You are correct, there were enough cringe moments to qualify the title. In general the better the plumbing the fewer the angles. Smoooooth.
Forget the "pros;" as you are carefully following the only golden rule of plumbing- 'poop flows downhill' Nice video
Thank you for your kind words. Sometimes they are needed! 😀
😂
There's a lot more to it than that. He'll find out in a year or two when the system fails.
@@baronratfish3865 What point of failure do you see that hasn't been corrected? It's a very basic crawl space drainage system into a really close by septic. I'm more concerned about their plumbing on the pressurized pex side of the fixtures. I also appreciate both Martins positive, learn by doing approach and the fact that they are very clear that this is an entertaining and inspiring story, not another mediocre DIY how to series. It's refreshing to see humor and a dose of humility on youtube. God bless their efforts (and get a roof in that cabin, soon!)
Baron Ratfish the system? Wow! Where did I go wrong. Please give me your thoughts and I’ll consider them then make any necessary changes.
Hi Martin, i have seen people doing rough-in plumbing first then foundation and framing and then rough in electric. whats your take on it, and what according to you is the correct order for smooth construction process.?
Do your rough in plumbing first then rough in electrical hvac next
At 15:58 I would of used a long sweep tee. Prob hard to find 3x3x2 long sweep at HD though. Nice job on the drains!
Is that required for a horizontal to vertical transition? I hope not. We will see when the inspector comes I guess.
I'm not sure. I'm like you, an amature plumber =) I was told to always try to use long sweeps for drains if possible
Martin Johnson - Off Grid Living horizontal to vertical doesn’t require long sweeps.Gravity will speed it up.
It’s vertical to horizontal that needs them since the flow will slow at that transition
I am enjoying following your build. I am wondering about the depth requirement for sewer in Idaho. When living in Minnesota, we had to have sewer drain pipes wither 6’ or 8’ down for freeze line. Is that not necessary at your location. Never fear, I am not a professional. Haha. I can do plumbing if I have to. Cheers!
For your clean-out you should install double clean-outs AKA bull horn clean-out. You are good for snaking down to the septic tank but what about back into the house?
HAY Martin are you going to put a moisture barrier down on the dirt so your cabin will not rot out over time so your sun or daughter do not have to fix the floor when they are older ? just a thought
You should set and plumb in your tub now. I'd change out the short radius elbows you installed, especially where you have 3 in close proximity to each other.
That exactly what i am thinking about 😉🌱
Love the respect for our flag! thank you, sir!
No double clean out? I may have been too late yesterday. You have been in the crawlspace TOO long if the glue smells good. I debur with wirecutters, both sides at once. Collect all your vent pipes in the attic for just one penetration in the roof, and make it up high by the ridge so snow doesn't pile up and break it off. Makes PROs cringe cause you just did their job without the years of apprenticeship. Good job.
Looks great
Interesting. I love these kinds of videos. I look forward to back watching your stuff.
Great! I’m glad you are enjoying our content. I’m curious to know where you are from?
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving - "I am from everywhere," is my pat answer to that question.
UA-cam: Found you through Good Simple Living and Homesteading.
Personally: I am northern bred and southern raised. I am now likely in my final place in SW Missouri.
I laughed hard when you smelled the pipe. Haha 💩
Looking good so far . Lots of thinking of how to do things . Sometimes thinking how to do a job takes more time than actually doing the job . LOL . Where did you get that diagram for the p-trap . Do you have a video on the septic tank . Thanks .
I got the diagram from the Home Depot website. It was with the documentation for the shower tub combo we are going to buy. Here is a link to a video about our septic system The Septic System Installation Process on our Modern Homestead ua-cam.com/video/9y4utB3_M6I/v-deo.html
Great video!
Rule #1 always cut away from the sausage lol great job sir enjoying watching the progress
Hahaha
For northern Idaho I would think it gets pretty cold. Doesn't seem like your sewer line is deeper than the frost line. Hope you don't have problems with that.
Idaho frost line are 40 to 24 inches averaging 31" in most places since the pipe was about 6 inches buried and he will backfill on top of that his foundation is 4 CB or 32" set on a footing backfill would be around 26" should leave 6 " from top of foundation for water reasons he would have around 32" of ground coverage 🤔 on the pipe just making it unless he is far north past Lewiston.
Nice job! Important step!
Your cabin is going to be awesome
Dutch! You watch our videos? So cool. Thanks. Hope we can get it ready before winter.
I’m curious, why not build a basement under the home?
Your doing a great job well done. But you did make me dry reach when you smelt the drain pipe from the sewage pipe yek!
Your doing a great job Martin
Thank you very much I appreciate you saying so.
I would really like to buy those 2 construction books you have. Whem I move up to Ponderay area and buy my homestead. My daughter and her family will live on my homestead together. I plan on buying a steel pole barn kit. 40' x 60' feet and hire some one to build that. Then my daughter, husband and I will build 2 2 story homes inside the pole barn to live in.I think those books would be very valueble to refer to. I can't wait to become part of the homesteading community up there. Also right befoe we leave S. Calif for our trip up there I too will start a U Tube channel. God bless you guys are doing great
hmmm... that title????? I saw that title exactly 2 years ago somewhere! Ohh yes, that was from Pure Living for Life on 12 Sept 2017. Leaving that aside, you have a wonderful location, detailed videos and most importantly really hardworking family.
Technically, it is almost the same title. It’s for UA-cam’s algorithm. Trying to come up in related videos.
That's a good idea, I was too late finding your channel but came up yesterday after watching new clip from red poppy ranch. Good luck
Thanks. I’m glad you found us. Hope to see you often in the comments.
I believe you are going to need to install another clean out in front of the other, going into the house, allows clean out in both directions. Can rely on fall or drop to clean a clogged pipe.
That could be. If you saw my earlier video I showed a schematic of our plumbing that I sent to the inspector. He did not mention another clean out there but we’ll see when he really comes for the inspection.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving Martin thanks for the reply, I wasn't expecting one. Didn't know you were actually reading any of them. Again thank you, have a great finish of this blessed day!
Seems like a side access to crawl space would have been maybe a good idea in the long run.
Mr martin plumbing is this my day job.
That is so cool! Where do you work?
You need pipe hangers underneath supporting your pipe to the joists above otherwise they will tend to sag.
You will see them in the next few videos.
Should of done a two way clean out not saying what you’re doing is bad but as a plumber a 2 way is more beneficial for jetting
Hi under your house you need vents to allow cross ventilation very important or your house will be so damp it will rot .
Check out yesterday’s video. You can see them there.
I'm watching you on your video underneath the house working and I noticed you did not have a Krone entrance space come in come out no door waiting in other words
USE WIDE SWEEP NINEDIES. THEY DONT CLOG AS EASY AS THE SHARP NINEDIES THAT YOU ARE USING.
Ha ha he smelled the pipe 💩 you are right about living in Phoenix and doing construction it was 118 and 60% humidity few weeks ago it was misserable
Pirate and knife guideline talk sponsored by the smell of pipe glue. 😂
Thanks for making me smile this morning.
Martin Johnson - Off Grid Living hey! It’s the least I could do for all smiles your videos have given my family. 😀
Awesome.
Is that a CRKT knife? Ray from Pa.
Martin, the "build" video works better when you have the work in it, not so much you. Take a bit of time setting up the shot to make sure you capture the work being done. It makes the video so much better. I like the smell of the glue also.
Thank you for the advice.
A question turned up in me. Will you insulate the sewer outside of the house?
If you go back and watch our first plumbing video I show you what will happen with the plumbing outside of the house. It will be backfilled 2 feet which is the frost line.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving I missed that part, sorry. We lived in a similar weather conditions for 35 years in Europe and we needed to lay down the water and sewer pipes at 5 feet. I have seen some negative examples and their consequences.
Laszlo Chromicsek going from the sink or tub to the septic, not enough time to freeze I would guess. Sitting water would no doubt
great video sir, i think i should watch all series, so i can build my own home... hhe
Semangat Pak Pohnson.
you should but the ( p trap over flow pipe ) on the tub before you put the tub in place
Is it ok to say I'm jealous of your off grid homestead
Great video
Aktifitas instalasi a pipe top ini the Amerika Mr Martin jonson
Hi Pak Martin..😀
Your not using
Primer on pipe ?
You don’t have to use primer with ABS cement
Do drain lines freeze under a Idaho home?
We will see this winter.
Drain lines will be fine, waterline on the other hand will freeze.
Pak martin udh ngga balik ke indonesia lg ya?
it looks like you don't have any pitch to that waste line if you have no pitch your solids will buildup in one spot and plug the line
to much of a pitch and the liquids will just run past the solids and plug up the line if you are having trouble with your waste line backing up 9 out 10 time it will be the pitch of the line building Instector and he can tell you what code is out there
Oh Lordy, I laughed so hard when you smelled that cap....not the wisest idea ever....
I’m so glad I made you laugh. Thanks for telling me!
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving kinda of like scratching your rear and then smelling your finger eh?
Cutting towards yourself is a bad idea, no matter how experienced you think you are. It is so easy to loose control and nick yourself, so it is best to avoid it.
dikerjakan sendirikah pak Martin bangun rumahnya ?
Kabin eksekusi beutifuul.
Please use safety glasses when using power tools. They do work.
Thank you for the reminder.
what,no house trap?
Interesting question. Do they do that where you are from? Where are you from?
Mr martin ... may i ask something ? Your another channel pak martin does not resume anymore ? Miss mr martin speak bahasa ...
Sharper 90s are for horizontal to vertical transitions and long sweep 90s are for horizontal to horizontal transitions and vertical to horizontal transitions if I’m not mistaken. That is how I use them anyway. Except for the 4 inch to 3 inch closet adapter. But that is specifically made for that application. I guess we’ll find out if I did it right when the inspector comes.
PAK MARTIN SENPAI!
3.11 hahahahahah thats the most ridiculous thing i've ever seen... hahahaha
Glad i could make you laugh. Have a great day and keepsm:)ing!
Please use hand glooves sir..
Martin, I see a Nail when you came out the door someone My not sees it and hit themself not good
You never put glue on both sides at the same time igloo one side first and you do the other side I’ve done plumbing for 24 years just giving you a suggestion but
i think your a bit high from the glue...lol
You should be wearing a mask there Mr. Johnson...while connecting to the septic ...lol.
Why? Is it dangerous?
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving When someone says: hey smell this, it really bad, we still do and yep it's really bad. Had to laugh, that was good content.
I’m glad I made you laugh. Thanks for letting me know.
Pak martin...pake bahasa indonesia donk😊
3:10 men. You know it suppose to be smell terrible, then why you smell it right away 🤣
I thought maybe my family was different 🌹hahaha
suspended floor, just like most houses in borneo
As a guy who had cut towards myself and accidentally stab my stomach, I'd say it's more like common sense. I was lacking in common sense.
I'm not a pro in plumbing, but I'm sure you've done a good job. Thanks for the video.
That would be terrible. I can’t even imagine how bad that would hurt. Thank you for the reminder.
I appreciate your efforts. But, You didn't make this Pro cringe. I could pick the whole job apart. It probably wouldn't pass inspection. No worries. You know All About it. Cuz you made a yoo toob video!
How about being helpful and telling me what is wrong so it can pass inspection.
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Indonesia
Halo pak martin
Holy Cow!
Making Amateurs Cringe :)
Great Video
No primer🤔👎
om kasih teks b indonesia dunk om biar yg dr indo ngrti ...
Wow you must have strong knees since you’re not using knee pads.
I wish! The dirt is soft.
South Korea
Building a man's roman house.
Kenapa lebih suka rumah kayu daripada rumah batu bata...
1/4" drop for 10' of run, you said "level" and yes I shuttered.
Maybe I’m miss understanding you but I thought it was 1/4-inch per foot?
Had to pull out my fingers and toes, 1/4 per 10' drop is 2.5" which is under the 3.5 maximum drop per 10' so that would be correct, your rite but you said level when you where setting pipe length so I cringed and had concerns, any slope over 3.5" will cause run out and a clog.
Memory serves condensate drains and grey water are 1/4" per 10" run due to 0 solid matter. It has been a bit since I needed to plumb a house.
The Spirit of First Generation White American.
subtitel bahasa indonesia nya
Setelah lama gak upload skrg udh jadi kuli anjir
Njir..
Am in indonesia
Sorry to ask, but why are you working on plumbing when you don’t have a roof, doors and windows? Dry it in and THEN work on systems.
We are waiting on trusses.
Truss delivery waiting game.
pak martin pake bahasa indonesia
Get some knee pads.
I have some. Thanks.
You didn't make this Master Plumber cringe...and I'm not going to critique you either. You're doing good...just take your time.
Didn't cringe even tho he didn't sand and clean his joints or use pvc primer ... surprising u can look past that mistake
And you still don't have the roof on holy crap batman by the time you all put the roof on the rest of your build will all swelled up. Who's idea was it to use chipboard anyway I know it's cheaper but the benefits of real wood compared to chipboard most of it is glue. But to each his own you have to live there not me.
Oh gosh Martin your poor nose....
Hahaha
Where’s hot wife?
💩 Hhh 😅
Man stop infringing on my Friend’s Pure Living for Life’s titles of there videos.
their