Watching you and other folks like you who do this makes me wish I were younger and in better health to do this sort of thing it's a dream that has faded away and yet, I'm happy for all of you
Great to see you are getting use out of your newest excavator and all of your equipment that you have restored to be mechanically sound . Looks like it’s coming together for you and working well ! All your hard work is paying off . Happy for you .
It would be a great idea if it could work. My experience is with an above ground heated pool with a sand filter. Every year is a struggle to stop the pool from turning green. That's with the filter, chlorine, chlorine shock, algaecide. My experience tells me there's no way that pond is going to be clear. I used chlorine, a chemical that doesn't bother me at all, if the balance is right, you don't smell it. You can also use salt to treat pool water. This experiment should be interesting, I'd like to see it work. Fortunately, Jesse already has the hole for a proper in ground pool.
@@adhdieseltech236 Where is here? Colder it gets, the clearer the lake. But lakes are different, for one thing, water flows through them, it doesn't just sit.
I love a longer video, like this. It's 8.30pm here, and it is finland independence Day, so it is nice relax whit good video, and tomorrow start new week
That was a Fabulous Video!!!!!! Your Drone and Videography were superior! The music was perfect. The Double Rainbow and Sun shining through the Rain!!!!!! Wow!!! You are a wonderful father. I Just Loved so much in this video. I am sure this is going to turn out even more awesome after it is completed. So sweet working with your son. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your family. Really an enjoyable video, I am sure it was a lot of extra work for you. Thank you so much for sharing. It will be a wonderful video for your son to see when he is older!
Jesse, Jesse, Jesse. I hate to rain on your parade but.... You are so full of enthusiasm and ideas but you need to ask yourself what could possibly go wrong. And the answer is just about everything. You will find that forest leaves, twigs and seeds can float incredible distances in the wind and the forest animals, birds, mice, frogs, insects, etc. will love your pond. If you are lucky, the deer won't puncture your liner with their hooves. I am afraid there is no way you will be able to keep the pool clean enough for you to be happy. And, your maintenance work will never end. The critters will take it over. However, it will be a great place for summer picnics and ice skating parties. Love your videos.
Jesse your a workaholic with great imagination! I really like the design and chemical free philosophy. The idea of a natural stone pump house with a wood burning water heater will blend in with the surroundings. The hot tub and overflow waterfall is cool.
Really impressed with what you've done up to this point, I've went back and watched all your videos some of them twice your Vision for success is amazing!!!!
Man, what a project! 8-D My former neighbour had a 25x10mtr swimming pond,shaped like a "8", he had a plant filter spiral on one end, fed by a pipe from the deepest point and seeped through the plant's roots back under the sundeck at the end. Worked great! That ground filter banks are genious, usind the space you already have... Thx for the vid, will look out for the upcomings! :-D
Sure liked the multipart renovating , reconstruction job you did awhile back. All the equipment repair is amazing. I think of all the money you have saved that you can use elsewhere. You have all the machines you need to do just about anything. Great work!! I have been watching all you videos.
You did an awesome job building that. Builds like that evolve over time. I'm sure you'll make more mods as you go along till it's to your idea of perfection. Save yourself some serious dollars. Build an old fashioned farm windmill pump that also runs a generator and battery system and decorate it with a backup electric pump when for when there's no wind. A friend of mine did it for his swiming hole up in Michigan. He got his windmill used from a farmer that no longer needed it as they got ride of their cattle and now farm marijuana. They're making a whole lotta more money with a lot less headaches. In the winter he has a built-in ice rink.
The ambition level here is truly off the charts... I admire that a lot. It takes me back, to when I was young, and I had a lot of ambition.... Without going into a 50 page dissertation on pools.... You need to test your water. You can't just say "Yeah, it looks clean" and swim in it. Bacteria, algae, molds, funguses, and other disgusting organic matter, could be in there.... Don't swim in that... that's how people get sick.... Before I say this, listen, it's your property, it's your home, you should do what you want, definitely.... the amount of effort you expended though.... You could have built an amazing in ground concrete swimming pool... You can have the slope going in, on an in ground pool. Actually a popular option, for many people. You're not the only person who is not wild about chemicals. there are options. You can do a salt water pool. There are other newer more exotic technologies, that will get you where you want to be.... Some of them aren't cheap, but, if you have strong feelings... and if you're willing to educate yourself, and become a junior pool chemistry ranger, you can do it, and bring those costs down a lot, by doing it yourself, instead of paying a service to come out once a week and lighten your wallet.... Its obvious from your videos, you are a smart guy, and you have a high motivation level, and a high energy level.... I feel like you could do it. You could have what you want, in an in ground pool, and it'd be easier to maintain, and have a lot more "uptime", which would be good. Your summer season is so short anyways.... this isn't an Arizona or Southern Cal or Florida pool scenario.... Your pool season is pretty short... If you spend all summer working on the pool, you never get to use it anyways.... I'm just throwing that out there. You have all winter. Do a little research. Give it some thought...
That is going to look really cool once it is finished. It looks like a hot mess right now but I can see where you are going and its going to be awesome.
Nicely done Jessie. I've never done a job like that. Takes a lot of thinking. I, as all will do wondered about the kids. It's good you are already in front of that and thinking about it. Haha...won't stop the self made experts though.
Love the project. Making a guess here. The earth is a huge heat-sink. It will stay the temp it is in your area - 50-60 degrees. You won't be able to alter that very much without separating the water from the earth with insulation. Without that insulation the ground will take your BTUs and ask for more. Maybe keep the bottom black to get more solar help. Maybe run some part of the circulation system through lots and lots of black pipe. But pumping & moving water is SUPER energy-intensive; so chase the minimum of static resistance in all your designs. You want laminar flow anywhere possible. Maybe heat the hot tub and let the pond be the pond. Thumbs up.
Great Video.....Was borrowing Andrew Camarata`s excavator with hammer head to do a trench through that rock an option..... instead of having to do a huge trench for drainage...Cannot wait for house build video`s to come....Stay Safe JM
I think solar will be your friend for a lot of things in this system, pumps and heaters. Will be a fun build to watch, best of luck Jesse. I think filtering everything might be a bit of a challenge but there’s probably a device that I’m not aware of that can passively filter out debris that accumulates.
Good father's looks for project opportunities for their families, great father's include their families in the experience along the way - building experiences the children remember their whole life, well done Jesse.
Nice job Jesse,reed beds are supposed to be one of the best filtration systems on the planet for natural settings,if well planned and combined with settlement areas they can even handle household effluent/waste and grey water discharge.If you have the land and can plan ahead,anyway good luck with all you are doing,best wishes from England,love the videos!!
i want to see this thing up and running.. kids playing around the sides and how to prevent them from kicking rocks into the water? it looks to me like never ending maintenance.. cant wait to see that vid
That is going look great i'll be looking for the next parts ! From the rocky trash you started with to this is some really hard thinking to come up with this !
Pretty neat and well executed. I do believe you are being a bit optimistic as to heating your water with all that surface area to radiate the heat it would take one hell of a lot of BTU's to impact it if there is much of a gradient between the water and air. Some sort of roll away cover would lessen the heating load by quite a bit.
You might want to consider picking up a dirt Grizzly for the rocks and soil being removed. That looks like some great soil your could use for fill and landscaping that you'll most defiantly need later. BTW thanks for sharing your build with us!
Great idea. One thing I was thinking, and not sure if your bedrock is solid or where it goes but scraping it down, then pressure washing it can be used as containment on one or more sides of a natural pond (as long as it isn't to fractured or to far above the water table). Not sure if that's an option here - but those ponds look amazing when they do that. Nice work - great video.
Wow! hats off to you for your vision and hard work..then down the road when ppl will see what you've got and say " that lucky bastard" but won't realize the hard work that went into even getting the equipment needed to start the hard work.
Jesse - is that going to be deep enough for diving????? Tks for the video - looking forward to the finished hot tub and pool - should be a super nice area. Safety features sound good!!!
To Jesse 👍🏼🇺🇸 might in the long term to fit a hydraulic thumb to your excavator when doing Earth works it may assist you future works 👍🏼🇺🇸 Jennifer from Australia 👍🏼🇦🇺 absolutely love the videos 👍🏼🇺🇸
Great video, Jesse. We love watching your skills with the dirt movers. Excellent! Fantastic drone footage. You live in a beautiful area. What part of the country is it? Great double rainbow. God bless & stay safe.
yes you have rock and natural clays perfect for ondol construction under the foot print of the home! This ondol or hypocaust will give back for generations! this engineering ids very attainable
You may not be an expert, however, you are quite creative and with the machinery at your disposal why not have something the whole family can enjoy in the warmer months of the year.
It's definitely interesting build, You were talking about being able to change the temperature 10 degrees F , I think you will fall short on that. The issue being the ground will act as a giant heat sink, I believe in your area at 30' deep the soil temperature is around 45F to 50F and that is going to be a massive heatsink to overcome. I wish you luck, but I think the scale of your wood burner is more in the cords per hour range.
Great work and vision. The accumulation of leaves will drive you nuts and draining the pond yearly to clean them out will become too tedious. My dug pond is about 3 times the size of yours and about 12-14 feet deep. I stock it with rainbow trout which keep it clean. Painted turtles and frogs are welcome and snapping turtles, muskrats, otters, have not been a problem I found that the simple flow of water, even despite the plants is inadequate for oxygenation. A windmill powered air compressor with an "air stone" placed at the bottom via 1/2# poly tube works great for oxygenation. (See Koender's windmills). The oxygen prevents the smelly anaerobic bacteria at bay and the fish happy. Kind regards from Vermont. Craig
Water being the greatest dissipator of heat and the size of that pool it’s gonna take a tremendous amount of logs to heat during winter. . I’m sure there’s an engineer out there that can calculate that for you. Great idea!
@@jmuller86 cool! I would recommend to install some sort of heat exchanger with a counter flow, where the closed loop (hot side) with the hot fluid circulates through the fire and heat exchanger and the open loop (cold side) with the hot tub water runs through the heat exchanger and back in the hot tub the cold side should enter where the hot side comes out and the cold side should leave where the hot side enters. That way it's max efficiency and you could go for multiple heat exchangers or a heat exchanger with multiple layers
It looks like a glacier pulled down the rubble from scraping over a nearby mountain and melted there, otherwise the rock should be mostly solid in thick strips of bedrock
I suggest a walkway of patio stone or concrete pavers , to tend to your aquatic plants as needed . even to go around and view all the plants during play time with the kids , a great learning tool also .... even for adults .. thanks for going the extra mile .
Watching you and other folks like you who do this makes me wish I were younger and in better health to do this sort of thing it's a dream that has faded away and yet, I'm happy for all of you
Gee, that’s fantastic, bloody brilliant!! And Great to see the little bloke helping his old man too
Great to see you are getting use out of your newest excavator and all of your equipment that you have restored to be mechanically sound . Looks like it’s coming together for you and working well ! All your hard work is paying off . Happy for you .
Love the idea of a natural swimming pool! Using plants and fish etc to maintain it instead of chemicals
It would be a great idea if it could work.
My experience is with an above ground heated pool with a sand filter.
Every year is a struggle to stop the pool from turning green. That's with the filter, chlorine, chlorine shock, algaecide. My experience tells me there's no way that pond is going to be clear.
I used chlorine, a chemical that doesn't bother me at all, if the balance is right, you don't smell it. You can also use salt to treat pool water.
This experiment should be interesting, I'd like to see it work. Fortunately, Jesse already has the hole for a proper in ground pool.
@@danespen5772 we have a glass clear lake here that works almost exactly like this...
@@adhdieseltech236 Where is here? Colder it gets, the clearer the lake. But lakes are different, for one thing, water flows through them, it doesn't just sit.
@@danespen5772 hudson valley, NY
Have a couple of small fish that feed off the algae and have the problem solved
Just the right mix of normal and time lapse filming. Awesome video!! Nice pond too!
Good to see you having the kids get involved in construction. They’ll remember that forever.
Your channel is just like Andrews but with less chainsaws! Awesome!
Its been awhile since he did any dashboard modifications.
No one fixes things like Andrew. "watch me fixing this dashboard"
@@AdamGruszon "that's how it is should have come from the factory"
I more like Andrew 😎
And a lot of ads lol but understandable
I love a longer video, like this. It's 8.30pm here, and it is finland independence Day, so it is nice relax whit good video, and tomorrow start new week
Independence day, Christmas and New Year's? That's a rough winter of drinking...and parties. Finns do have thick blood.
Täältäkin näköjään löytää muita Suomalaisia.
happy independence day
@@konemieskou by Åbo
@@anthonyoer4778 yeap, this is a tough time of the year😂😂😇😇😇
Just to sit at the waterfall and listen to the trickling sound feels so relaxing. ROCKS, TREES AND WATER. SIGH!
Jesse, I'm looking forward to seeing the next part of this series. keep up the good work love the videos you put out
That was a Fabulous Video!!!!!! Your Drone and Videography were superior! The music was perfect. The Double Rainbow and Sun shining through the Rain!!!!!! Wow!!! You are a wonderful father. I Just Loved so much in this video. I am sure this is going to turn out even more awesome after it is completed. So sweet working with your son. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your family. Really an enjoyable video, I am sure it was a lot of extra work for you. Thank you so much for sharing. It will be a wonderful video for your son to see when he is older!
Jesse, Jesse, Jesse. I hate to rain on your parade but.... You are so full of enthusiasm and ideas but you need to ask yourself what could possibly go wrong. And the answer is just about everything. You will find that forest leaves, twigs and seeds can float incredible distances in the wind and the forest animals, birds, mice, frogs, insects, etc. will love your pond. If you are lucky, the deer won't puncture your liner with their hooves. I am afraid there is no way you will be able to keep the pool clean enough for you to be happy. And, your maintenance work will never end. The critters will take it over. However, it will be a great place for summer picnics and ice skating parties. Love your videos.
Jesse your a workaholic with great imagination! I really like the design and chemical free philosophy. The idea of a natural stone pump house with a wood burning water heater will blend in with the surroundings. The hot tub and overflow waterfall is cool.
Now that's the dream...
You are freaking awesome!! Your son is going to have fantastic memories!! Lucky family!!
Can’t wait for the house build. You put in work man, you deserve this spot. The natural heated swim pond is everyone’s dream.
Looks real good. You are a great mentor for your son. Enjoy your pool.
Is there no end to your talents and commitment keep up gd work Jesse
Love the double rainbow shot. Nice work on second pond
Wow! What a tremendous amount of work! It already looks great, It will look stunning when you are done!
Not a pond builder maybe, but you now know so much more than you did before, well done,
Really impressed with what you've done up to this point, I've went back and watched all your videos some of them twice your Vision for success is amazing!!!!
Agree, reminds me of Andrew Camarata.
Man, what a project!
8-D
My former neighbour had a 25x10mtr swimming pond,shaped like a "8", he had a plant filter spiral on one end, fed by a pipe from the deepest point and seeped through the plant's roots back under the sundeck at the end. Worked great!
That ground filter banks are genious, usind the space you already have...
Thx for the vid, will look out for the upcomings!
:-D
Nice job Jesse great show piece of what you can offer a new customer 👍
I think it's great that your son is helping.
Sure liked the multipart renovating , reconstruction job you did awhile back. All the equipment repair is amazing. I think of all the money you have saved that you can use elsewhere. You have all the machines you need to do just about anything. Great work!! I have been watching all you videos.
You did an awesome job building that.
Builds like that evolve over time.
I'm sure you'll make more mods as you go along till it's to your idea of perfection.
Save yourself some serious dollars.
Build an old fashioned farm windmill pump that also runs a generator and battery system and decorate it with a backup electric pump when for when there's no wind.
A friend of mine did it for his swiming hole up in Michigan.
He got his windmill used from a farmer that no longer needed it as they got ride of their cattle and now farm marijuana.
They're making a whole lotta more money with a lot less headaches.
In the winter he has a built-in ice rink.
thats a good idea, there seems to be alot of wind there
nice work, Jesse, as usual. I look forward to seeing the pool in the future.
The ambition level here is truly off the charts... I admire that a lot. It takes me back, to when I was young, and I had a lot of ambition....
Without going into a 50 page dissertation on pools.... You need to test your water. You can't just say "Yeah, it looks clean" and swim in it. Bacteria, algae, molds, funguses, and other disgusting organic matter, could be in there.... Don't swim in that... that's how people get sick....
Before I say this, listen, it's your property, it's your home, you should do what you want, definitely.... the amount of effort you expended though.... You could have built an amazing in ground concrete swimming pool... You can have the slope going in, on an in ground pool. Actually a popular option, for many people. You're not the only person who is not wild about chemicals. there are options. You can do a salt water pool. There are other newer more exotic technologies, that will get you where you want to be.... Some of them aren't cheap, but, if you have strong feelings... and if you're willing to educate yourself, and become a junior pool chemistry ranger, you can do it, and bring those costs down a lot, by doing it yourself, instead of paying a service to come out once a week and lighten your wallet.... Its obvious from your videos, you are a smart guy, and you have a high motivation level, and a high energy level.... I feel like you could do it. You could have what you want, in an in ground pool, and it'd be easier to maintain, and have a lot more "uptime", which would be good. Your summer season is so short anyways.... this isn't an Arizona or Southern Cal or Florida pool scenario.... Your pool season is pretty short... If you spend all summer working on the pool, you never get to use it anyways....
I'm just throwing that out there. You have all winter. Do a little research. Give it some thought...
That is going to look really cool once it is finished. It looks like a hot mess right now but I can see where you are going and its going to be awesome.
Nicely done Jessie. I've never done a job like that. Takes a lot of thinking.
I, as all will do wondered about the kids. It's good you are already in front of that and thinking about it. Haha...won't stop the self made experts though.
Love the project. Making a guess here. The earth is a huge heat-sink. It will stay the temp it is in your area - 50-60 degrees. You won't be able to alter that very much without separating the water from the earth with insulation. Without that insulation the ground will take your BTUs and ask for more. Maybe keep the bottom black to get more solar help. Maybe run some part of the circulation system through lots and lots of black pipe. But pumping & moving water is SUPER energy-intensive; so chase the minimum of static resistance in all your designs. You want laminar flow anywhere possible. Maybe heat the hot tub and let the pond be the pond. Thumbs up.
Cheers Jesse, much appreciated.
Looking forward to the next instalment . Keep safe :-)
Have a couple of pond sites on my 6 acres, I’ll need to rent a machine, but you’ve given me a great idea on how to proceed!
Well Im impressed with your pond. I must say in the beginning I didn't see what you were trying to do but now I see. Fantastic!
So this is basically a big ass aquaponics pool. Smart. I hope it works!
I am looking forward to the finished product... Great work, once again... Merry X mas...
One hellava landscaping job Jesse! I think the pool will be fine.
Great Video.....Was borrowing Andrew Camarata`s excavator with hammer head to do a trench through that rock an option..... instead of having to do a huge trench for drainage...Cannot wait for house build video`s to come....Stay Safe JM
Great idea, natural pools are the best and you've got it all well though out.
This is awesome! Nice design. Thank you for sharing it with us.
always look forward to catching your videos Jesse; I can see we'll be looking at many more to come!! be well
thats a great job and it was realy nice to see you working on it and your son helping you out and learning how to do it with his dad jesse
Great project. So smart to let plants clean the water.
Super awesome drone work Jesse! Keep up the great work man😁
Great work Jesse no thing scare you.
39:00 just wins it for me, what a cinematography!
I actually get skies like that alot at that property, its really cool
great job on your video thanks
I think solar will be your friend for a lot of things in this system, pumps and heaters. Will be a fun build to watch, best of luck Jesse. I think filtering everything might be a bit of a challenge but there’s probably a device that I’m not aware of that can passively filter out debris that accumulates.
I think you did a great job 👌 🇺🇲
Good father's looks for project opportunities for their families, great father's include their families in the experience along the way - building experiences the children remember their whole life, well done Jesse.
yep i agree ... Jesse's a great dad
Wow I’m glad you finally explain what you was doing going to be real nice I think
It had to be a windy day for the geofabric install. Great work, you have an eye for hardscaping.
Nice job Jesse,reed beds are supposed to be one of the best filtration systems on the planet for natural settings,if well planned and combined with settlement areas they can even handle household effluent/waste and grey water discharge.If you have the land and can plan ahead,anyway good luck with all you are doing,best wishes from England,love the videos!!
i want to see this thing up and running.. kids playing around the sides and how to prevent them from kicking rocks into the water? it looks to me like never ending maintenance.. cant wait to see that vid
That is going look great i'll be looking for the next parts ! From the rocky trash you started with to this is some really hard thinking to come up with this !
Lot of work in this project, hats off
Pretty neat and well executed. I do believe you are being a bit optimistic as to heating your water with all that surface area to radiate the heat it would take one hell of a lot of BTU's to impact it if there is much of a gradient between the water and air. Some sort of roll away cover would lessen the heating load by quite a bit.
As rocks go I still say you got it easy. Greetings from the Granite State Jesse!
You might want to consider picking up a dirt Grizzly for the rocks and soil being removed. That looks like some great soil your could use for fill and landscaping that you'll most defiantly need later. BTW thanks for sharing your build with us!
Great idea. One thing I was thinking, and not sure if your bedrock is solid or where it goes but scraping it down, then pressure washing it can be used as containment on one or more sides of a natural pond (as long as it isn't to fractured or to far above the water table). Not sure if that's an option here - but those ponds look amazing when they do that. Nice work - great video.
This is going to look awsome when finished and established.
Great job Jesse..
Wow! hats off to you for your vision and hard work..then down the road when ppl will see what you've got and say " that lucky bastard" but won't realize the hard work that went into even getting the equipment needed to start the hard work.
The pool looks really awesome. Cant wait for the other videos.
Jesse - is that going to be deep enough for diving????? Tks for the video - looking forward to the finished hot tub and pool - should be a super nice area. Safety features sound good!!!
F/A brother came out cool, your a really good DAD! brother
That is going to be great. I really enjoy what you do.
That is a lot of work. Nice job. I would call it a "water feature" rather than a "water fall".
NICE VIDEO JESSE. THANKS FOR SHARING IT. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR PROJECTS. SALUDOS FROM CLIFTON N.J.
That will make a nice skating rink in the wintertime!
Very creative. Great concept. Excellent planning. Love it!
Impressive work.. I am sure when it's furnished it's worthwhile..looking forward to it👍
Wow a lot of work, looks great!
To Jesse 👍🏼🇺🇸 might in the long term to fit a hydraulic thumb to your excavator when doing Earth works it may assist you future works 👍🏼🇺🇸 Jennifer from Australia 👍🏼🇦🇺 absolutely love the videos 👍🏼🇺🇸
Great video, Jesse. We love watching your skills with the dirt movers. Excellent! Fantastic drone footage. You live in a beautiful area. What part of the country is it? Great double rainbow. God bless & stay safe.
I know it'll take forever, but you should do that fence out of the shale and rocks you dig up. I think that would look freakin sweet!
Great videos I could watch for ever ! You made the foreman mix thats gutz
yes you have rock and natural clays perfect for ondol construction under the foot print of the home! This ondol or hypocaust will give back for generations! this engineering ids very attainable
You may not be an expert, however, you are quite creative and with the machinery at your disposal why not have something the whole family can enjoy in the warmer months of the year.
I love the fresh flowing water 💦.. I am happy for you
Jesse very nice job congrats
I like your priorities - pool first, house second
I have been ready to build my house for months but waiting on engineered plans. I started this project while I was waiting.
It's definitely interesting build, You were talking about being able to change the temperature 10 degrees F , I think you will fall short on that. The issue being the ground will act as a giant heat sink, I believe in your area at 30' deep the soil temperature is around 45F to 50F and that is going to be a massive heatsink to overcome. I wish you luck, but I think the scale of your wood burner is more in the cords per hour range.
Love the Samsung. Speak softly and drive a big stick.
Great work and vision. The accumulation of leaves will drive you nuts and draining the pond yearly to clean them out will become too tedious. My dug pond is about 3 times the size of yours and about 12-14 feet deep. I stock it with rainbow trout which keep it clean. Painted turtles and frogs are welcome and snapping turtles, muskrats, otters, have not been a problem I found that the simple flow of water, even despite the plants is inadequate for oxygenation. A windmill powered air compressor with an "air stone" placed at the bottom via 1/2# poly tube works great for oxygenation. (See Koender's windmills). The oxygen prevents the smelly anaerobic bacteria at bay and the fish happy. Kind regards from Vermont. Craig
Really enjoy ur videos, very interesting to watch👍🏻
Awesome project, looks great man!
Awesome video, I can't wait to see it finished.
Water being the greatest dissipator of heat and the size of that pool it’s gonna take a tremendous amount of logs to heat during winter. . I’m sure there’s an engineer out there that can calculate that for you. Great idea!
I can officially tell you as an engineering student it will take a boat load of wood or a crap ton of coals
@@rubenbraekman4515 wood is free around here. I can also dump waste geothermal heat into it as well. I will have a water to water system
@@jmuller86 cool! I would recommend to install some sort of heat exchanger with a counter flow, where the closed loop (hot side) with the hot fluid circulates through the fire and heat exchanger and the open loop (cold side) with the hot tub water runs through the heat exchanger and back in the hot tub the cold side should enter where the hot side comes out and the cold side should leave where the hot side enters.
That way it's max efficiency and you could go for multiple heat exchangers or a heat exchanger with multiple layers
@@jmuller86 or directly pump the hot tub water through the fire and back into the tub but lose a little bit of efficiency
You should name that spa rock
“Boulder Colorado” that thing is huge!
Thanks for the video
It looks like a glacier pulled down the rubble from scraping over a nearby mountain and melted there, otherwise the rock should be mostly solid in thick strips of bedrock
Wow great job impressive
Beautiful job being an electrician myself hopefully you get some solar to run your pumps so you don’t have to pay the man
Excellent Jesse good job.
Your pool is starting to look good. I am really anxious to see what you do with the hot tub and pumps
Really looks good , going to be awesome when you get it done ,great work as always and great video!!
Thank you kind human for thinking of the babies. I was wondering where the baby mosquitos were going to live this year and now I know! 😂😂😂😂😂
Be interesting to see your next few videos on this project, when you get to that point!
Fun times ahead! 👍
I suggest a walkway of patio stone or concrete pavers , to tend to your aquatic plants as needed . even to go around and view all the plants during play time with the kids , a great learning tool also .... even for adults .. thanks for going the extra mile .
Wondering if waterfall running at full capacity will wash down/away gravel. Awsome job!