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Your pvc will come undone if you didn't use primer over time keep a shovel around

That ain't DIY.

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How du you make the washers?

But you put stuff inside so is it not an indoor storage shed? Maybe attached and detached would describe better

And this is expected to work for what? A year or two? That seems like way too much tech for smth that should last decades.

Dang I wish I’d known about that system. I just spent $10,000 on a new Hunter Hydrawise system. Ugh.

Build starts at 4:30

You shouldn't preasure wash vinyl siding because it gets behind it too easily!

New subscriber....Loved your transformation!! I thoroughly enjoyed your video .. Thank you

Two words. Wasps and Yellow Jackets.

Mdf?

Game changer 😂

Well done.

This deck will cost more than the house itself, just to replace it all again in 4 years. Well at least you got your views

This is an update: June 2024 and the irrigreen webpage is just a big mess. Been trying to adjust the amount of heads and the zones for a long time. The site crashes constantly, the images don't load properly. Just to say: This is their webpage. I can only imagine the ampount of effort the ended up putting into their software/app and hardware. It looks pretty, your video is amazing but this was a big disapointment for me.

Good job! You really tidied up that corner.

Where do you dispose the old mulch and dirt?

. .. schizo. . . ? / / / /

you keep saying "we" but all i see is YOU digging. . . / / /

how much did it cost you / / / / /

Nonsense and prohibitively expensive!!!! Ridiculous!

PVC pipes… WTF ???

Hand watering is the best, you only need 10 minutes per yard every 3 days. No need to spend money, time and effort. You just need discipline to wake up in the morning and a good hose and nozzle.

Ugh, trying to find good diy videos is hard. I see right from the beginning he doesn't put any base under the stones. They'll end up looking just the same. Next

Lovely 💙👌

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Where is yhe condensation drain hose? 🤔

lol no tutorial on how to dig those post holes? Isn’t so easy here where the yard is like concrete 😂

back flow prevention?

The powermatic picked up the least… but it also had the least shoot out of it when planing…. Seems like it wasn’t cutting as deep as the others

Planting tip for shrubs and trees. Buy a bag if the cheapest cat litter. It’s clay. Put it in the hole before you set the plant. It holds water near the roots. Saw it on tv and it works great.

You could have just cut the pole below ground level. Just saying.

This is exactly what im looking for. Thank you

Awesome video. We're preparing to build one of this but have cut out our drywall so we can install the inside the wall to save space. We will leave the shelves open (no brass dowels).

Curious…but did you use a level? Didn’t see one in use

you didnt really explain how the program the sprinklers??

What size posts? TIA

My dads a big sawzall guy!

You should of painted them stones. I did mine for my walk in white and used black mulch to surround them and man does it pop now!!

I restored that same model band saw about 1989. The drive shaft on the bottom pulley was in bad shape & so was the cast iron housing. As a teaching project @ my work place machine shop they made a new shaft & milled out the casting & installed needle bearings on both sides & installed gitz (spell) oilers. I still have it & use it a few times a year, works GREAT!

Cool system, but its a heck no from me. Swapping to proprietary tech leads to nightmares in the long run. Companies like this often struggle to make it from A-Z and you could be left out without any recourse for replacement parts. Over complication relying on way too many parts is what I see here.

First video that I’m actually gonna do. Please make more videos!! I appreciate this so much.

Thumb up tips, thanks! Rudi.

Great, thank you for the video. I just got mine today and am now ready to setup. They had a memorial day special and I got a complete extra set of carbide blades and free shipping

I agree! It looks wonderful!

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Hard work? If you can afford this system (being as insanely expensive as it is), you hire someone to do the work. You, working together with them, might have gotten it for free - so you saved a lot DIY’ing the whole thing! But starting at $2000 (and that is only ONE head), you sure can afford to pay $200 to have someone else do the work 🤪

Only video I can find that’s practical.

Yay I heard Indiana and immediately subscribed. Hello fellow Hoosier! Doing lots of work in the yard this summer, thanks for the tips!