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Sons of Vancouver Distillery
Sons of Vancouver is a small distillery on Vancouver's North Shore. It was born out of a young, foolhardy desire to follow passions and contribute to a growing community of independent distillers. Best known for the ever-popular No. 82 amaretto, the distillery is now running a growing whisky program and is very excited to bring super flavourful rye whiskies to the Canadian market.
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this is great, but if you raise or lower the tripod doesn't the distance between the legs change? I think you could just put some sand bangs on the ends and just have the pipes ?
No. The tripod can still be lowered or raised with the legs locked in the dolly. Try it yourself with a tripod on the ground. mark 3 points and adjust your tripod height while keeping the tips on the 3 points.
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@brianwhitehouse6655 I had the opportunity to walk through the secret garden today and it is so tranquil and beautiful. Thank you so much for creating and maintaining this amazing garden. Please contact me with your contact info, as I would like to pick your brain about how to start something similar in open space behind my house in California.
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Great project, thanks for sharing
Something you might want to add to this is a relief valve. If you cruise with a full tank in the suh all day, you may blow the weakest link of your shower apart without the relief valve.
How would that happen? There is next to zero pressure built up do to thermal expansion. If anything it would be less than 1 psi.
Hi, would you see any issues with routing the outlet of this system internally to feed a hot water tap purely for washing up in a campervan? Of course it would need to be drained if freezing temperatures were forecast. I ask as I don't want a shower (internal or external) but dont want a full blown combi (£1500) or a heat exchanger (air to water) via a diesel heater.
I see no problem with that. But keep in mind you will have to figure out how to monitor the compressor. As water is used the air compressor needs to kick in to bring the pressure back up and then shut off. I do this manually right at the compressor outside (while my partner showers). You will need a compressor with auto-on and off ranges.
Thank you for sharing this! I absolutely love this ❤
Thank you for sharing this! I absolutely love this ❤
Get wheels from your nearby skating rink.
H2OT…?
t is for tank...duh
Just as well to go double 6" pipes. 10+ gallons seems more realistic if you take a shower one or two times a day. I'm about to design a mini shower built in to my mini van. ;) Never seen it done before. Guess I'll be the first.
Looking to do this for my camper truck and prices have about tripled on these parts, but still wanting to build it instead of buying.
Which air valve stem did you use?
put something like this on my service truck for when I step in dog shtuff and the customer doesn't have water
Great video! I know its old, but ive just watched it and want to do something similar for my van...does the compressor have to run the whole time or can you just pressurise the pipe ( then shut it off) and use it just for a shower?
Thanks. I suggest you read the description of this video on its CZcams page. I have written a detailed FAQ including notes on the best use the compressor. There are many other tips in there as well that will help you build your own.
Thanks again..just read it..
A true oasis. God Bless you Brian, and your wife for creating Heaven on Earth ~ Rockin' Ronnie ❤
might put something quite similar on my semi. power's been out all over town and im already in the process of coming up with a better truck shower system.
Is there somebody in the next room you don't want hearing you? Good job by the way 👍
The volume is normalized to -6dB. This is the exact audio level that CZcams recommends. My volume is exactly the same as every other creator that knows what they are doing. You must watch too many tiktok videos to understand what is pro audio and what is not.
@@ImaginetMedia No I've never seen a Tiktok video, I just had to turn my volume up to hear you that's all, nothing personal
Great camping hack!
great idea and marvelous work to make it 🙌🙌
4 gallon bucket painted black and large drinking cup for dipping and you got the same thing maybe $10.
How exactly do you get the water to 100 F in an open bucket, while driving on logging roads and still have anything more than a cup of water left in the bucket?
Tell me you got skills without telling me you got skills! 😮 Well broken down and explained!
Sorry, fell asleep about 2 mins in. What are we whispering about again?
Turn up your volume. The video is normalized to 23 LUFS (approx -6dB) which is exactly the correct audio level that CZcams recommends.
Gawd this was over engineered. 6 inch x 6ft(or 4ft) pvc, paint it black. Guaranteed to get hot no matter what, it’s always in the sun….smh🤦🏻♂️.
now you just need easy way to refill it from a stream..
A bucket and a little work. Duh, you won't last long
ABS plastic Physical Properties Metric Specific Heat Capacity 1.60 - 2.13 J/g-°C Thermal Conductivity 0.128 - 0.187 W/m-K 0.250 - 0.250 W/m-K @Temperature 30.0 - 260 °C Maximum Service Temperature, Air 50.0 - 109 °C
aluminum Physical Properties Metric Specific Heat Capacity 0.900 J/g-°C 0.215 BTU/lb-°F Thermal Conductivity 210 W/m-K 1460 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°F Melting Point 660.37 °C 1220.7 °F Boiling Point 2519 °C 4566 °F
great idea, adding a polished aluminium under tray would heat it up even more, the sort of stuff used for indoor plant lights, garden centres DIY stores sell it and it is very cheap, or the shiny reflectors used in ceiling strip lighting, also the biggest diameter pipe I can think of is a WC soil pipe and they are black, again very cheap at DIY stores and PVC fittings that wrap around them !
mmm cancer in a bottle, nice warm VOC's to slather my skin with
Still wearing your mask?
@@Nomaswearefull you sound like a Herman Cain award candidate
It's pretty cool man. Good job.
I will make this but with improvements in your design. I will add removeable end caps to clean the interior thoroughly. Why did you glue both end caps on? By doing so, you can't clean out the system properly. By putting lake water in the pipe, during the test, the water is not fresh to drink if need be. Removal end caps would have been a major improvement for thorough cleaning the system.
The river water in the video is the cleanest freshwater you will drink. It is used, unfiltered in the city nearby. Endcaps are a guaranteed point of failure for leaks. Times 2. There is not a trace of any residue in the tank. I never leave water in it unless I am using it. Once showered, the drain is opened as well as the cap removed It is bone dry by the time I refill it the next morning. But nice suggestions, I look forward to hearing the results with your project.
Superb
Absolutely Brilliant.
now get a 12v water heater coil and rig that up for winter
Great design. Thanks for sharing! Most of those solar shower bags they sell at outdoor stores are garbage.
I wouldn't bath or drink from abs. It's used for wast water for a reason. Just paint pvc black.
We are not making ice for martinis. There is nothing wrong with the water stored in ABS. And, that is not why ABS is used for wastewater. Also, if you read the FAQ in the description, you would have learned why painting PVC pipe and using that is a terrible idea..
@ImaginetMedia BPA will eventually leach into the water. Look it up.
@@super88rob The water is in the tank for no more than a few hours. Zero problems BTW: I did look it up, 6 years ago...", BPA (Bisphenol A) is a chemical that helps harden plastic materials used in different applications, such as pipes. It is also present in some plastic dishware that holds food and drinks." .
@ImaginetMedia why did you fail to mention any of this in the video? Much like Teflon pans, water bottles, and so on. We're being killed slowly by chemicals in our food and cooking supplies. Perhaps a disclaimer is in order? Hell put pvc inside abs like a sleeve to insulate. Anyway, it's martini time.
@@super88rob this isn't an FDA/EPA PSA, this is an instructional video on how to build this device. If some one wants to scrap and eat the inside of this until they get poisoned from BPA let them weed themselves out.
Brilliant, thank you for sharing
Buy an inline water pressure regulator. Connect it to the end of you hose. Get a fitting that will hook to the water spigot. A short piece of hose with two female ends if necessary. This will eliminate the need for a hose fill port that can leak. In line regulators are generally rated at 25 psi. You may have to drain a little water to allow air space. Making a little fixture that allows you to pressurize the system through your water spigot and still flow water will eliminate one hole in your tank that can leak. You would have to shut off the water flow when you pressurize though.
Nice I'm gonna build one I'm going to go hillbilly and use a bike pump with a long lead😝✌️
Nice, I could only add a white shiny coat to the bottom of the pipe would decrease outgoing thermal radiation with low effect on the input. Even better would be gluing on some insulating foam to the whole underside this would increase the max temp possible.
The roof of my truck gets very hot and reflects that heat to the underside of the shower. Painting it white would reduce that radiant secondary heating. Adding insulation would block heat from reaching the pipe.
On another note. That was awful what happened to Ocean Gate. 💣💥
awesome vid. i subscribed
My only question is how old is the actually water pipe water system that’s produced commercially? Did you copy it or did they copy you because you can buy these complete with no need to build it. I was going to say you’re acting like this is your idea when it’s there’s but then I saw this video is 6 years old.
If you actually watched the video you would see that I investigated the available options at the beginning. I showed the exact commercially available one and clearly explained that cost was the determining factor in making my own. What part of that was unclear?
How do you avoid leak of presure ? I tried it with and without seal tape (teflon) and I am still not able to keep all the preasure inside the tube. Any tips ?
Difficult to answer your question unless you tell us specifically where the pressure loss is coming from.
abs cement
This is a cheap awesome idea love your invention great video 👌👍necessity is the mother of Invention
What glue is used to secure the spigot to the end cap? I’ve used epoxy and caulking but it still leaks…I‘ll try an o ring and nut next, but any glue advice would help
I do not use any glue. The threads are tapered NPT threads that self-tap into the hole. You must make sure that the hole you drill is the correct size. If you hole is too big, it will not self-tap in and will obviously lead. If your hole is too small, it may crack the lid. If you read the FAQ I provided in the description of this video, I wrote... THREADED SPIGOT Before threading the spigot (Drain) into the end cap, I heated the brass threads up with a propane torch. This slightly melted the ABS and made threading it in very easy. Once cold, it formed a perfect seal.
Excellent. I just restified a 50 year old camper trailer (7x15) and this is a great idea, possibly 2 or 3 pipes. Stay safe
Excellent Idea 💡 & execution