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Incredible thank you!

watching for the diy and youtube comes up with this dude with professional equipment showing how to make it. i have a knife and a couple of screwdrivers. scissors are somewhere too.

Why first flush and not successively finer bag filters on your tank?

What you called "sand" is it really sand? because you just mix soil with normal water. It will be different if you add hot water or with other solution that can break the organic bended with soil particle.

Great job the zip ties can’t be beat

@7:13 to 7:22, but especially at 7:13 thanks soooo much for showing the details of what you did there. I have subscribed. Even the part where you used the drill, much respect for showing that part as well.

Dude, for the money you spent on material you can get a real potato peeler machine! And you don't have to spend time and effort on building a hack that breaks after a couple of tries. Also, the peels are going to get stuck under the graters. How will you clean it afterwards?

Where is the ball and why you don't need it ?

hi! planning to work on a camera half case with similar thickness leather. do you know what size chisel and thread you used for this project? cheers

Nope

Please l need notes

Delightful!!!!!!!

It would be interesting to see this setup with clear pipes to see if It is actually doing what it was designed to do. I have a suspicion that when the ball floats up it can divert the rest of the debris into the tank. Even if that were the case, it seems that it is still catching more than if the first flush system wasn't there.

Beautiful!

Your bilting making process is an abomination. That’s NOT how you make biltong.

Bullshit video

3rd class stuff. Doesn't serve any purpose. No one is interested in your wind

Howdy from south Texas USA😁🍺 Thanks for the videos!

Love your videos! Thx Heaps! An idea for tank water measurement > pop a 1/2 filled 1L plastic soda bottle into the tank, attached to a (nylon) string as long as the height of the full capacity of the tank. Attach The other end of the string to a 1/4 filled soda bottle (or a nut). Hang the lighter bottle/nut outside the tank. Stick your marker stick on the outside of the tank. As the nut goes up/down you can see the water level without having to climb!

Tank uuuuuu

Thanks so much!

Amazing Video! I just tried this but it did not go well... it seems like it's all silt. I can't see any sand or clay, do you think my dirt could be all that?

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Thank you

Too fast

Too long boring

caulk gun, not a grease gun

First one I've seen with a knife guide. Cool idea and looks good. I might try that with removable hardwood dowels.

Use a hose clamp adjustment just bigger to slide off but tight enough to hold mold together also use it with the slot down it works for the same thing using four slots fyi

Awesome thanks ❤

All these videos using marker on glass. Just put a strip of tape on it, then you won't have to remove the marker afterwards. (Mark on the tape or use the tape as teh marker)

Have you tried mixing leafs in there

Smart

I’m curious how you’ve improved on your process since you made this video. I’m not one to criticize your process, but I’m sure you’ve figured out some improvements by now. Greetings from a South African biltong maker in South Louisiana.

Wow very good. Thank you very much.

Such a beautiful gift well done guys I love this.

Really useful tip. Worked well

Could you do this with sawdust?

Great video! Quick question. I had a hybrid cauliflower variety. I left some to flower in order to get some seeds for the next season but they didnt even flower like yours did. Broccoli didnt flower either. I got no seeds. Can it be because it was a hybrid variety or i did smth wrong? Thanks

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Great video

Nope

Very informative thanks ❤

Yummy 😋😋😋

Too complicated

Cheers, new to lpg hor heating my home, amazing tip

Little things like this are what need to be taught on RUclips, you see lots of people showing off their systems and letting you watch them dig and place cinder blocks, but it’s the ideas and theory that people need to learn for building their own systems.

hi jim..thanks for sharing

started watching, couldn't stop.... somehow therapeutic!