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1 fart and it's game over.

Looks great! What are you going to plaster the hot tub with for longevity and waterproofing?

Im confused, 75*?? Thats not going to keep f lour from rancid...

He heard you got some mice 😂

Just to let you know there is no CO2 problem its only a problem if you lisen yo gov.co if you check out what happens if you put large amount of co2 in to the climate the plants will consume it immediately they love it its superfood for them .

It all seems easy until you are laying in your tent, exhausted and it's 8 o'clock at night and still 90 degrees outside. No power, hauling water, not a single luxury. All by yourself as primitive as can be. No renting heavy equipment because your broke and worried where your next meal will come from. So, you are digging up soil by hand to fill a sandbag to build a structure that you may die before you ever finish.

I actually wondered if the shape and strength of a school bus would be strong enough to be bermed over like an easy Earthship with the windows acting as the passive solar gain. I mean aren't these buses supposed to be able to handle impact for safety.

So what was the point in having the bus buried? Since the roof is not being covered over, does it still give you the thermal mass and insulation by only half burying it? Thanks!

I am going to higher Immigrants that want to work to build my earth bag home, and my land is 10 miles from the boarder, i am not worried, they will not come my way, they'll be headed to Chicago

Why not

Did this ever get wrapped up? Where's the video where you finish it?

I live in central Appalachia. Basically a rain forest. Your opinion on using earth bags and/or hyperadobe if one takes great pains to lay bags on top of cement and over use of moisture barriers all the way up?

It was fun working on the floor with y’all. Great tips on how to fix the cracking! ❤

I think it was smart to make your build blend in the way it does so if you did get an immigration of people going through the property, they would not notice anything out of the ordinary to 'investigate'. I disagree with people saying build a deck or covering. Keeping it low key keeps prying eyes or future drone searches from finding it. Great video!

What about mold.

if your roof structure can take the weight, i would put a raised garden bed over it, to give you more insulation. even if it is weeds and cactus in the bed. Also, personally, i would put loose stone cairns or pillars around those air vents. and one other item, if the back fill on the outside of the earth bags is mostly gravel, I would do an experiment and wet that area thouroughly, or do close observation after a rain event soaks it, to see if your cellar temp drops substantially, like by 20 degrees. if so you have built a very large zeer pot, or desert fridge.

This was a terrible video…. I did get a kick from the lock demonstration on how not to do it…. LOL. ;)

Make your own lime wash paint. Get limestone, burn it, dissolve in water, paint on surfaces. It will keep bugs from chewing

Make an ice house under ground, use geothermal to pre cool the air, then have it pass through the root cellar before the house.

Great video, I’ve been thinking about how to make living in Telingua, TX possible. Unless I build underground I don’t see how I can afford to cool a place

Great project! I am sharing with my community for a how-to vid. I would paint the outside like a tennis shoe or dinosaur, or something. Kudos.

Is barbwire the only option for keeping bags to not want to move or slide off each other? Has anyone come up with an alternative to using barbwire?

Very cool studio. We're glad our masks provided safety and comfort during the process!

Whar are u running with your solar system? Cause i have 4 48v 200ah n doesn't ladt a full day, but im running 2 ac n 1 mini ac..

Hyper Adobe can be built in a dome! You have internet and its an easy search. And tinyshinyhome built it.

Did this stop the thefts?

Do you think an Adobe home would be good in northern Nevada?

First timers watching and subscribing to your channel. I (Tom), a retired university ceramics teacher in Southern California. I may have access to resources that would help in your ceramics business for no cost to you. Jan and I have relatives in Pearce, AZ that we spend time with during the year and could deliver them if you are near their area. You will need lots of professional help if a wood fired kiln is in your future. Raku firing is great but to make money you will eventually need food and drink holding vessels requiring bisque and cone 5-6 glaze firing. I may be able to give some help to you in this area. There are other good options for glaze firing that I have discovered. Keep up the hard work. Tom and Jan

Awesome

FYI your website “contact us” is not working. Link goes nowhere. Would like to tour site.

HyperAdobe was invented by a Brazilian engineer, Fernando Pacheco.

Is it complete now? When will you show the next water tank video?

Stay away from anything Musk has to do with. Using Nicola's name is his first crime. Just installed a EG4 240 split faze offgrid system. It's capable of running my 5 acer ranch & well. It is definitely not plug & play. The firmware update is crucial. The support teams need a some help, but they've been a big help & sent the update cable (free of charge). Great full to have someone that is a offgrid genius. Couldn't have done this myself. You definitely need more batteries. & "remember" all this crap comes from China. Do you have any better suggestions than Signature Solar? This is exactly why we need to make all of this stuff here.

I want to a big house 2000 square foot resistant to typhoons structured dome is this a possibility using somewhat volcanic earth and concrete

Hey do you need permits for these or in Arizona? Or can you just build on unrestricted land in az?

A lot of my pottery friends had campers set up to travel to different fares and shows. I didn’t travel that much because I had a full-time job and my. My husband had retired from the Air Force, but it would’ve been great to have done with our Camper if he had I have been retired.

How cool is your pottery trailer! Nice that you have the 3D printer also

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Great job😊

Would this type of building be suitable for Tennessee climate?

Looks like a boot !

Wow, you put a lot of energy in time to the test sat and watched it today on a Sunday just giving me a little bit of ideas. I mean, I like a lot of trees I live in East Tennessee so it kind of gives me a little ideas. I got one that goes down to the back on 4.5 acres but you have to build things into the wall of things down there which I would like to do that which I thought was pretty interesting. Go to RUclips for everything anyway pretty interesting ideas specially where you’re at I noticed you put screens over those you have all that out there….

Thank you all for watching! Be sure to subscribe to see the full build

Anyone knows where to buy these bags? I live in honduras and seen some folks building with regular bags, but these seem much more manageable

A little thing that occurred to me, as far as keeping the cellar cool; electric refrigerators &/or kegerators generate heat. When they operate they are pumping heat into the space as they are running... you might fabricate some kind of simple plenum enclosing the cooling tube's on the back a d plumb that into the vent tubes... and vent as much of that heat outside as possible. Your effort gives me some good inspirational juices for applying to my own little place.

Masks?

​ @TerraformTogether I know it's been a year and I'm sure you've moved on by now, but just in case anyone wants to understand what method could be more effective, I'll toss in my $.02. If you watch how bricklayers build an arch, they'll start with a form at the beginning. They build a complete arch that's only 1 brick thick. That first row acts as a support for the next rows. The mortar is enough to support one brick as it sticks to the first row. So I'd recommend that the first end of the arch is put up with a little better support to start, from the bottom up. Then repeat that as you work your way toward the middle. If it's a small arch and you're moving fast, you could start at one end, then go to the other end and do the same thing while the first arch row dries. This helps you work toward the middle while being supported all the way across. This is how we learn! I really hope that this didn't stop you from trying again. If I quit every time I failed, I'd be sitting here like a stone afraid to move. lol!

In Alberta and Saskachewan when they made root cellars and ice sheds they would cover them with a sloped roof for obvious reasons, sheding water and air circulation. Juat curious why you decided on a flat roof.

I don't understand why you would go to the trouble of ripping up a live edge piece of mesquite only to glue the pieces back together with a live edge piece. It would make sense if you were making end grain boards but these are not.

Could have used solar lights for outside. Also, hope they face down and are shaded to avoid night sky light pollution