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Earthship gozadera walk through update
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Earthship gozadera walk through update
Earthship Kitchen Cabinets and Pantry
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Earthship Kitchen Cabinets and Pantry
Earthship cooling tubes with a fan experiment!
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Earthship cooling tubes with a fan experiment!
Earthship cooling tubes on a super hot day and plaster update.
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Earthship cooling tubes on a super hot day and plaster update.
earthship update preparing for concrete pour.
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earthship update preparing for concrete pour.
earthship tire pack out adobe vs cement for plaster.
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earthship tire pack out adobe vs cement for plaster.
testing the greywater system with a toilet on a pallet!
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testing the greywater system with a toilet on a pallet!
plumbing greywater in earthships to prepare for biogas.
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plumbing greywater in earthships to prepare for biogas.
earthship update! floor is partially poured
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earthship update! floor is partially poured
Filling in earthship graywater planters with rock
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Filling in earthship graywater planters with rock
making a French drain using plastic bottles in replacement for river rock!
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making a French drain using plastic bottles in replacement for river rock!
Earthship Graywater Update and Thoughts on where we are in this economy
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Earthship Graywater Update and Thoughts on where we are in this economy
Digging out the graywater planter east side
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Digging out the graywater planter east side
how many cans can you fit in a bag for earthship walls?
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how many cans can you fit in a bag for earthship walls?
Tongue and Groove Ceiling Almost Collapsed In The Earthship!
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Tongue and Groove Ceiling Almost Collapsed In The Earthship!
Earthship broken windows and huge list of things to do.
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Earthship broken windows and huge list of things to do.
Tire order and trouble finding tires for earthship
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Tire order and trouble finding tires for earthship
Shocking that the average age of a farmer is 58! Late April Market update.
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Shocking that the average age of a farmer is 58! Late April Market update.
I Was Wrong About April. Is This The Last Chance To Get Out of stocks?
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I Was Wrong About April. Is This The Last Chance To Get Out of stocks?
This may seem a silly question ,but if you plant all those trees in the greenhouse then will the plants in the planters inside get enough sunlight? Wasn't sure how that would work out.
great idea to have an over flow into a pond
the first shot showing the front of the house, man the house looks sharp! looks good, please keep us updated!
I built a dart frog tank A/C unit out of a normal CPU heat sink on the hot side and a Corsair CPU all in one liquid loop heat sink on the cold side. It basically was a glorified dehumidifier. Dart frogs need 80% humidity. I am pretty sure that will work but you will have to study how condensers handle the liquid they gather in their fins.
Is the water that fills the cistern drinkable? Do you have to do any type of other filtering or sterilization to make it drinkable? I’m just trying to learn
It goes through a series of 3 filters and then a final drinking water that is ceramic. I might also add a UV light as well.
Is this going to be a $2+ mili property?
Possibly. It's getting up there.
@@Offgridgoat Looks worth it too! Great job.
@@dontcarejustwatchvid thanks!
Looking good! Your Earthship cousins in Taos might be envious of all the rainfall you are experiencing. I like what you're doing with the cistern overflow. Have you considered covering your gutters with a microscreen leaf guard to cut down on the debris accumulation in the gutters and well filter? They are available at Menard's and Home Depot. Since I installed mine 5 years ago, my gutters have remained pristine and I no longer need to climb a ladder every year to clean the gutters.
Thanks! We are actually considering that but the way the silt tank will be eventually will be really easy to clean for the most part. Well see. Thanks for the tip!
I love it when a plan comes together. Kudos to you and the great crew working with you! Honestly Michael Reynolds proved that people working together building houses for each other is the way to build great communities.
What is your floor made from?
It's lbp
Lvp
@@Offgridgoat Does it allow the ground underneath absorb the heat from the sun? Or it insulates?
@@olgaturbina3052 I believe it does affect absorption to a degree
I'm gonna do a video on the floor and how I think it performs vs cement floor or flagstone
Great progress! I hope you have an open house when it's all done. Being a fellow Minnesooootan, I'm very interested how your home does during our humid summers and cold winters.
We will forsure. Best way to contact us is facebook earthship gozadera minnesota
This is great mate
Thanks!
Chad - I forgot - where are you located in the US? We are fortunate in Northern Nevada... our humidity level is quite low. I love going back through your videos! Invaluable advice and information!
Thanks for the kind words! We are in Minnesota
Chad - what is the manufacturer/model of solar panels do you have for your inverter?
Blown away! Getting to the End - New Beginning!!
Nice 👍
Place DampRid container inside tube and the Crystals will absorb the moisture. Only you will have to check canister periodically to maintain effectiveness.
Thanks do you have experience with earthship doing this or something else?
My hero. 🎉😂 love it
😂
Very nice!
looks great!
Always enjoy your videos. Such a Beautiful earthship design. Is there a place I could see your blueprints. Or somewhere I could contact you to see them. I'm currently looking at various earthship designs. Trying to figure out what way I should go.✌️
So you can download the earthship app (which is hard to view on app) Our plan is actually on there for $9.00. We modified the whole thing though. We added an extra greenhouse... Once we move in, I am considering doing live question and answers. Or you can always message me with questions.
Brilliant thanks.
@dubhaltaghohearcain2431 my email is chadcastellanos@yahoo.com I will answer emails as best I can or if you email me I can get you phone #
For my building I used 285's on the bottom row, then 2 rows of 275's, followed by 3 rows of 265's, and 2 rows of 245's and the top row is 235's. so far I have only built the garage, the earthship will be started this spring. I used about 350 tires on the garage, and I'm expecting to use about another 400 to 450 for the earthship.
what state are you in i'll help
Looking great Chad! Cool to see your progress over the years... keep on rockin!
Thanks! Keep rockin!
Thanks for sharing. Looks great.
awesome! how you get fresh air?
There is an air vent coming through in the kitchen islands
Looking great!
Looks like a lot of progress
All the water that comes through there at the "t" and drops down into that bucket. Then I have a lower elbow to drain it to the planter. In the video, the water is above that elbow because I was testing for leaks. This will not be the case when all said and done. The water cannot go above the elbow om the discharge side.
Can you speak more on your kitchen water separator please? Thanks!
Love your videos, gave me tons of ideas for my project. Can you give me a general idea of where you built? I'm planning on building in NE Georgia.
In minnesota. We helped on a build in Georgia!
How did that go? Any problems I should know about? Instead of tires, I plan on using hyper adobe.
@pamelacates9732 humidity is the main thing...
Do you know how they fixed the humidity problem? I'm hoping it wasn't a commercial dehumidifier, they can be pricey.
@pamelacates9732 if you watch all the videos I have it kinda goes through all the issues we have had and how we addressed them. I would suspect you will run into similar with Adobe. So far no dehumidifier or ac but we won't know until we 100 percent finish
bro i have afreind in florida that has a well hooked up to his ac , it cools i think its now regulated against
Dude the place is looking great! You're killing it! It's a lot of work to build and film at the same time... I know I was bad at capturing my house in real time but much appreciated seeing updates on your channel.
Thanks love your channel as well. Keep the videos coming. It's hard to capture but everyone appreciates it !
Thanks! and absolutely @@Offgridgoat
Beautiful 👏🏼 . I love how your incorporating traditional interior finishes as well, it’s awesome to see others’ ideas. The Sauna / garden area sounds amazing. Please update when you do your flooring, excited to see it. Thx!
We will update soon. Please subscribe
What are cooling tubes and how do they work?
They are burried 8 feet under ground and 30 - 40 foot long. They capture the earths temperature around 58 degrees and bring it into the house.
@@Offgridgoat you're correct. That's what geothermal air tube "can" do if used right. But the guy in the video doesn't have a clue. Plus he's got the physics of it back asswards. Not enough depth to reach stable temps or length to allow earth to stabilizer air temps. Since heat rises you need a solar chimney that will create a vacuum in the house that pulls the hot outside air thru the tubes, cools it to ground temp and delivers it to the living area. First one I built back in the 80s didn't work with a couple of 50 ft long 4 in pipes 3ft under ground. It may have helped a little. Next one I built about 10 years ago I pull in a solar chimney, eight 8 inch tubes 200ft long. Ground temp here is between 67-70 year round and that's what it keeps my 900sf house at. But I also have a basement that helps to keep the temps pretty stable. Even when it's 100° outside it's about 70 inside. When it's 20°outside it's about 65-70. If it gets in the low teens I have had to pull in a small electric heater in the bathroom. But other than hot water and fridge there's no electric bill since getting a solar LED light system.
This home looks amazing! I'm curious though, how would the sunlight reach the second planter cells?
In the winter there is Direct sunlight because it is low. In the summer it's all indirect sunlight
Use a loop brother. Add a dehumidifier in the house and just dry the recirculated air inside. Its easier to maintain..
Ductless mini's can run off solar and they use almost nothing on their lowest settings.
Bang bang!
So far so cool! tHanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
This is awesome! My dream home for Florida! Where is this?
Minnesota
Hello @offGridGoat can yo show us, what di you update to cooling tubes system to get from 95F to 73F temperature ?
This earth ship is crazy! Just wow! And it’s huge ! How cold does it get in your area?
Thanks! 20 below zero it gets here
Place looks awesome! Great work.
Thanks for the kind words
I just watched a video where President Biden mandated that we use LED lights, to save climate change or whatever, what pisses me off about that is that it's not even about the lights, it's these picking on a stupid issue, if he really really wanted to help with the climate change thing he would make it so these types of buildings were mandated earthships are superior to regular houses, and they could speed up the process by making these houses it doesn't have to all be done by hand and manual labor, it can be very automated, and there's plenty of free tires out there to make a bunch of homes out of this stuff and you don't even have to have tires you can have a material that's similar, and the process could be done so much faster and so much more efficient and cheaper, but for whatever stupid ass reason he wants to focus only on the LED lighting like that really does anything I mean that's miniscule, it would be better if he mandated creating Earthship design houses or converting your current home into an Earthship design and made it so it was possible for everyone to actually convert their house and a cheap manner, because you got to make it available for people at a cheap way of doing it and efficient way of doing it hell man we live in the day and the age of robotics, we have 3D printable houses, I remember 5 years ago they were working on that Tech we haven't heard anything since, I know they exist and I know they've been able to make these 3D printed houses, why not mix the concrete mixture with some kind of insulator that's similar to tires, and then plaster the entire house, I mean there are people that have been working on this for the past decade straight, I'm pretty sure they have it down to a science by now they can make Earthship design buildings without even having the tires honestly but they can have something that's similar to the tires that does the exact same thing that is far cheaper I mean I don't know if they have to use tar is tar any better cuz I know tar heats up just like tires do you know that tar crap they put on the roads if that was within your walls and that was getting heat from the Sun that would warm up your house in the winter very well, the house is would also have a fireplace just in case no maybe you wouldn't have to use the fireplace because typically in these Earthship homes you don't really have to use them, but again why focus on something stupid like LED lighting?
8 years later how's this working?
I do not live there anymore.
Great video!
Thanks!
Hear your pain my earthship turned into my retirement home. Life and farming kept taking priority. Most all the build ended up being a one man show. Mine is the old style so all my walls even interior are tires. Think solo 35 tires a day was my record best while still milking cows twice a day. 2500 sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath,. But it's all paid for during the build. Anything under 5 years is light speed on a first build earthship. Your doing great get as much help as you can get or afford otherwise you'll be at it forever. Not that it will ever be totally done now that you're realizing your skill set.
Awesome 👌 thanks for sharing your story!
glad to hear the inspection was not that bad.
great tstuff
can't wait to see the final product with all the plants and what not.
informative