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It looks impressive. As a person who is into LARP I would love to have a project like this when I more to the Philippines next year. So, whose prison is it going to be? 😁

Like I keep saying , the base units (Delta Pros) are fairly good (only have been through a couple of these). The Extra batteries have been rock solid. The problems I've had have been mostly with the peripheral devices. Going through 4 SHPs is nuts and the biggest gripe has been that it doesn't failover to grid, it completely dies, if the SHP goes down. I had to rewire my my setup, early in the morning, when the latest one died. That was the last straw. Since moving to a manually switched panel, everything has worked very well. Sure, I don't have the timing control and options of a smart panel, but it is reliable! I honestly believe that the two DPs problems I had might have been caused by the SHPs dying.

I guess it's true you get what you pay. I've 1.8 ton Sunward excavator after looking at yours it seem Sunward is quality Chinese, however I paid NZD 36000.00 Over one million 200 thousand. PHP I hope the adjustments improves quality and you can the work from it

Lot of horses, is this Mindanao ?

I have been following your project. It's different from others I have seen in the Philippines. One suggestion you might consider is to run an independent water source for all your toilets only. Allow the line to switch from city water to an alternative water source such as a rain water encashment reservoir. This is in case there is low to no water from the city source. At this stage of your built, I am not sure whether it is too late.

if you do use a tank type water heater you can always add a top mounted recirculating pump and have a bypass valve under the sink at the far end and it will push the hot water (that has cools down ) back to the tank using the cold line as a return line .. this is assuming you dont have a dedicated return line to the water heater .. i plan on using a solar water heater and a tempering valve tied into the cold so i dont burn anything vital .. the solar tanks are gravity fed so if youhave a cold water pump you will need a pump on the output side of the solar tank ( with a pressure switch set at the same as the cold pump switch settings ) google grundfos comfort pump up15-10 is the model i believe . but it is 120 v.

For sequrity light we juse the solar outside streetlights they work perfect. need no wires and they are cheap

So with one bolt cutter you just cut the lock !

Great discussion of the various building components to your project. It’s definitely a process and your thoughts on it are very helpful.

Good luck ..internal risers are a great idea for services top to bottom. Also lightening protection is a good idea too..all the best.

Great sharing your "Architect Meeting Insights 🛖 | House Build Philippines | Ep. 26" interview video. Full support as always and good luck po/Ned 👍🎉👍

Do you have facebook account? Can i ask for help renovating our simple 36sq.mtrs house?😓

Seems like a lot of work. Why not get a standard steel door and then add the arch top to it?

Interesting door, Your getting high tech plasma cutter, gas-less migwelder then wow along comes a magnetic drill what next acid linseed oil. That's without even getting into the door lock. Way above the the usuall range of Filippo work shop tools. Nice one.😊

Hi, looking pretty cool. Well done

Hi, looking pretty cool. Well done

Great renaissance custom steel door! By the way, you need to make it mechanically impossible for someone to lock you in, from outside by using a padlock... A very nice linseed oil plus acetone tip. Full support already! Good luck and best regards /Ned 👍👏👍

Good luck we are just starting our build after final bs..approval, always up for new tips.

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Thank you uncle mike .I'm watching your RUclips channel..Dana here

What board did you put sir?

Great review.

Where ever they cut or penetrate the galvanized metals you should consider still using some expoxy coatings. We Expoxy even the galvanized metal.

"someone in the know"... someone whos getting paid is what that means.... lol

2 things... Not onlt would the inca be proud of the stairway to Heaven, You built there... But, Jack Lalanne would be there to shake Your hand, once You've reached the top...lol That looks like a workout😂😂😂

Cheers thanks for this nice info. I know check check and double check. But you are doing fine. Be on the site every day. When i go building In the morning i want to do a briefing with the guys and on the end of the day a evaluation so everybody know what he had to do and did. I found a conctruction ingeneer. He can do and make the (complete buiding permid) for 130000p .This is incluced the architect and al the permits that are needed and all the paperwork. It will be a house 12 m by 10 m, two story with concrete roof and septictank. Massive pored walls no CHB. And yes i did check all his project that he did before. I was very positive supresed. So now pray it will goes right

Great informational video

What’s the best way to check if the architect is certified? Thanks

A very nice video sharing of your "How I Chose the Perfect Architect 🏠 | House Build Philippines". Full support already. Best of luck and regards Po/Ned 👏🎉👏

Always helpful insights. Your previous experiences have helped you where you are today 👏🏻👏🏻

its rare to see such a clean well organized const site here..

Good information, thanks 😮

Thanks for the input.

I'm really glad to see that they are putting the pipe for your electrical in before they pour your cement, or like some to chisel in the pipe after they build the walls. Thanks for your update.

thk u...great points...........wouldu say u exceeded budget on the garage project or over spent bcoz of lack of the key persons?

A huge house and looks well built

Impressive

Another very nice video sharing of your "Copper & Fiber Cable Run 🛜 | House Build Philippines | Ep. 23 | TORINO" video... Good luck, be safe, and best regards po/Ned👍👍

Man u had me confused why u running those legs.........ok u experimenting, got it......I will assume u did not have conduit on-site, but I was looking at tht flexible blue water line......tht would be my conduit, I would opt to run another one and drop the cat6 and fiber in it, and paint / label the ends to differentiate water line from data conduit/line......but also Wifi should work through the trees.......yes/no?.........Heard TESLA was using some new wifi tech standard outside the factory building to cover the distance across parking lots, dont remember the name.....BUT I am watching and learning/taking notes sir.

Another job down. Tinkering keeps us happy 😅.. great work. Hope you’re paying your helper for cleaning the tracks. 🤭🤭🤭🤭…. We made it home in Busuanga , getting our water tank installed, hopefully today we will have pressure water to the Kubo. No. More pails to shower and flush the loo. 😅😅

Great wrench used to unfasten the hydraulic line under foot panel… curious- what’s the name of wrench? Great video. 👍🏻

Another very nice video sharing of your "Fixing a Hydraulic Leak & Adding a Winch 🛠 | Mini Excavator's Philippines | Ep. 18 | TORINO" video... Good luck, be safe, and best regards po/Ned 👍🎉👍

Immpressive set of tools and skills.........watched some of ur old vids, love the the work u did in those too.

Great job

Concrete inside steel framing, interesting. Steel frames and truss is nothing new to me but filling the walls with concrete is. Why did you choose that method. As you mentioned in a previous video you really need to be on top of the slump of the concrete and watch the vibrator operator very closely. When I was building fence of concrete posts and steel panel infills, I upset my guys when I asked them not to make the concrete like water. I have vast experience with concrete and didn't want weak concrete. I'm still confused as to why you are filling the walls with concrete and not an insulation. I started out as a bricklayer then mason on to being a builder, so I am very jealous of you access to large stones. I would love to do some creative landscaping with them. Nice to see something new other than blocks (hand rubble) or traditional (western style) formed concrete house construction. P.S. What are you planning for an external coating? Are you going to skim coat the internal walls?

Looking good.

Looking good, thanks for the great tips

I can’t get over how beautiful this will turns on! The craftsmanship is incredible. What a spacious and inviting space, Well done... Full support already. Good luck & Best regards po/Ned 👍👏👍

I've mentioned, I was in the Floorlayer's Union, here in St. Louis, for 35 years. We were almost always the last ones in, but I've been around enough & gone through enough blueprints, to have a pretty good take on what's going on, as you do your walk through & descriptions. The 2 dimensional limitations make a bit confusing, just because depth perception on the early layout, leave a lot to be desired, to put things into accurate concept...That said, now that walls are going up, it's much easier to get a grip on everything's functionality..... I traveled for 13 - 14 years installing artificial turf in Sports Venues. It was there that I really came to terms with layout & how absolutely vital that is, to issues such as electrical & plumbing (but in our case, it was center logos, end zone lettering & hash marks & multi sport event, field lines layouts)... There's a lot to be said about, walking to a plot of ground, and precisely measuring every stake, and routing every underground utility, so it's is in its exacting position, both coming in & going out, before the first pour of any footing. It's complicated & can be stressful, just because mistakes can be very costly... My hat goes off to You for sharing all of your building experience...it's going to help Dinz & myself when we start making our plans to build... My only question is...I get that there is rebar running both vertically & horizontally, but when they pour a wall, and stop at intermittent levels, & then they pour again, doesn't that create a weakened section of the wall, at each stop & start point ? ..... I've worked with concrete backer boards, and I was taught to "flat trowel" our cement mortar, into the backer board & then trowel the "tooth" side, which is supposed to add 60% more strength to the bond, of the tiles, we would then set into the grooves of the troweled substraight......I'm not questioning the legitimacy of the entire process, I'm not an engineer. I'm just asking out of my own training, and my understanding of layered concrete...

Nice progress today, Thank you for sharing.