We Built A GIGANTIC Solar Powered Food Dehydrator Machine!

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  • @JohnWilson-cs7iq
    @JohnWilson-cs7iq 3 месяца назад +65

    If you line the bottom of your hydrater with a dark colured corrugated iron it will absorb heat & radiate it back up under the produce. Also, if you cut the legs at one end so the table is on an angle & the vent holes at the top high end the hot air will rise up to the top creating a natural hot air circulation over the produce increasing the drying effect & no fan required. John from New Zealand :)

    • @Freedom_Half_Off
      @Freedom_Half_Off 2 месяца назад +2

      Passive designs have the advantage of less stuff to break when you really need it . Powered can do the job a little quicker . Given the fact that passive always work I prefer those . I am not against adding a fan though ...

    • @rotimiadeoye7382
      @rotimiadeoye7382 2 месяца назад +2

      What if you use mirror instead of corrugated iron to buffer the heat?

    • @lawaldanladi9129
      @lawaldanladi9129 Месяц назад

      Dark is not COLOUR

    • @zzzzxxxx9808
      @zzzzxxxx9808 Месяц назад +1

      @@lawaldanladi9129he didn’t say dark is a color. He said dark colored. Sky blue is a color and navy blue is a color. Navy blue is dark sky blue is light.

  • @ruthcaskenette8854
    @ruthcaskenette8854 Год назад +24

    Another great idea Dave and Amanda, and when your not using it to Dehydrating you could use the table as a outdoor harvest table.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +5

      Thanks Mom! Come for thanksgiving and we'll eat at the harvest table! lol

  • @mywildholm
    @mywildholm Год назад +14

    Hey guys!! Fellow Canadians here - we bought a 62 acre island on a lake in British Columbia! We are also building a homestead in our own little 'country'... Love watching your channel... lots to catch up on. We welcome you to check our story out too 💚 This dehydrator!!! WOW!

    • @-whackd
      @-whackd Год назад +3

      Cool, consider hosting a community for homesteaders and permaculturalists some Day

  • @williammaxwell1919
    @williammaxwell1919 Год назад +9

    If you are using a fan to move the air through the dehydrater, consider adding a "pre-heat chamber" to "pre-heat" the air so that asthe air is drawn though the drying chamber, it is at a higher temperature so should speed up the dry-time... and then you showed the "black box", silly me :-)

    • @williammaxwell1919
      @williammaxwell1919 Год назад +1

      The pre-heat chamber be similar to the drying chamber (glass over box), but painted matt-black. Also adding ridged insulation to the outside of the box improves preformance. Another option is to add thermal mass (such as buildind the chambers out of brick and adding insulation to the outside) as this will provide heat after sun has gone down (unless you take the drying produce in each night.)

  • @breaking_bear
    @breaking_bear 29 дней назад +2

    If sunlight is a problem for drying herbs, can you try using a white or black(depending on outside temperature) wooden or plastic lid, instead of the beautiful glass lid you're using?

  • @raincoast9010
    @raincoast9010 Год назад +9

    Very nice addition to the homestead.

  • @carolkantner1770
    @carolkantner1770 Год назад +6

    Nice job... you two are good engineers ,designers and builders

  • @stacywilson3374
    @stacywilson3374 8 месяцев назад +22

    We have raccoons, skunks, squirrels, deer, ants, ground bees, german wasps…. How does your dehydrator stand up to these animals and insects?

    • @bloodlove93
      @bloodlove93 4 месяца назад +3

      idk about skunks
      ants,try a fine mesh between fan and vent
      deer, wire fence around it.
      everything else should be solved by those or the already existing design.

    • @Sirtigereg
      @Sirtigereg 3 месяца назад +5

      By the looks of it, it stands on all four

    • @s.l.wilson1921
      @s.l.wilson1921 3 месяца назад +1

      Huh??

    • @simardeepkaursandhu9974
      @simardeepkaursandhu9974 2 месяца назад +1

      Lock it properly

    • @ronelsmith6906
      @ronelsmith6906 23 дня назад +1

      @@bloodlove93 for the Ants you can place bricks in a tub of water and stand the frame on the bricks in the water ants cant get to the food

  • @Primitivemycology
    @Primitivemycology 3 месяца назад +7

    I love this, I'm transitioning from a small hobby mushroom farm to a year round operational business focusing on dried mushrooms, extracts, and a small amount of fresh this year. About to break ground on a new building next month and I've been wincing at the cost of a commercial dehydrator. Thank you you so much, I think a stackable version of this is in order

  • @brianblocker9831
    @brianblocker9831 3 месяца назад +2

    Wow, I am just an upstart worm farmer, and now I am looking at how to do this and experiment with feeding my worms. Thank you so much for this video, and explaining the how's and why's did these things.

  • @unmeaninglessly143
    @unmeaninglessly143 5 месяцев назад +6

    Just cut open any side to make the tray as a drawer. Add some rollers too. It might take a bit of effort but its worth it. No need to lift the heavy glass.

  • @homesteadaquarius
    @homesteadaquarius Год назад +4

    That is some awesome off grid solution to saving the harvest and one more use for zucchini!
    Well done folks!

  • @stuartsbartlett3829
    @stuartsbartlett3829 13 дней назад

    Thank you for sharings, Greetings from South Africa

  • @michaelmichi8587
    @michaelmichi8587 Месяц назад

    Great Inspiration! Thanks from a german in Switzerland

  • @ConservatreeNZ
    @ConservatreeNZ Месяц назад

    I'd suggest hinges on the cover, with a suitable prop to hold it open. 10 minutes of work will save you a lot of lifting and the need for 2 people.

  • @dimaesb
    @dimaesb 3 месяца назад +2

    when drying fruits and vegetables, they should not be kept in direct sunlight, it is correct to dry only with warm air with purging. Hello, Dima from Moscow

  • @Keelarr
    @Keelarr 6 месяцев назад +2

    I am planning on making one. My neighbor just gave me 2 shower doors and 2 double paned sliding glass doors! Yayyy. I am going to add a thermostat and 2 fans for cooler dehydrating. The main fan can run continuously for air flow, but when the temp goes above 125, and I want a cooler dehydration, the secondary fans will kick on. I think I will also add a battery

  • @gartengeflugel924
    @gartengeflugel924 3 месяца назад +1

    Hi, this is a very satisfying build. Clean and a nice concept. For the herbs you mention at the end I imagine you could actually use your current setup with the preheated air and instead of the transparent cover you could lay an opaque, maybe black material on top.

  • @lavendereyesgal1125
    @lavendereyesgal1125 4 месяца назад +2

    I would line the inside with aluminum which will produce heat without adding all the other stuff and paint the outside black.

  • @varietasVeritas
    @varietasVeritas 4 месяца назад +1

    A black cloth or tarp would keep the sunlight off of your herbs.
    Also, a few 4x8 sheets of plywood covered in mylar would increase the temperature for higher speeds and cooking/disinfecting.

  • @mynorthernfarm7324
    @mynorthernfarm7324 Год назад +2

    great idea ,I have been dehydrating 3 days a week my zucchini for the last 2 to 3 weeks and and a ways to go.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +1

      This thing is pretty efficient too. Can't wait to use it for a full season next year!

  • @trevor5290
    @trevor5290 Год назад +2

    (this is Trevor's wife) My husband built a solar heater box which looks similar to your dehydrator to warm up the house and it works well for a few degrees up. This dehydrator will be another welcome addition to our place.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +2

      Yes! We are actually starting a build on another solar heater box very soon to keep our water in the barn and chicken coop thawed (hopefully!)

    • @trevor5290
      @trevor5290 Год назад +1

      @@Wilderstead I'm wondering if it's enough heat to warm up the greenhouse in winter for cool weather crops like lettuce. We are in the Napanee area (or will be quite soon on acreage) and I can't wait for a greenhouse and chickens and maybe a goat lol

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +4

      @@trevor5290 your greenhouse will heat up enough during the day that it won’t need a solar heater. Night is when you need heat and a solar heater box will not do anything when the sun isn’t shining. Have you seen our winter greenhouse videos? We’ve experimented with just about every heating possibility that you can imagine.

    • @trevor5290
      @trevor5290 Год назад +1

      @@Wilderstead thanks - will look for them

  • @DanniD-s2e
    @DanniD-s2e 3 месяца назад +1

    Well done you’ve inspired me to build my own now. If you cover the produce inside the top with a porous black membrane fabric surely that will prevent the bleaching affect of the sun on the produce. Thanks 😊

  • @devashishmandal33
    @devashishmandal33 8 месяцев назад +3

    Ome improvement i would suggest. Instead of preheating air intake why not dehydrate cool air with reusable desiccant silicone pads. And add slope to glass sheet as the droplet will run down on its own and improve efficiency

  • @elliottmackay4650
    @elliottmackay4650 Год назад +1

    Awesome idea and thanks for the tip on dehydrating herbs. I didn't realize that the sun would bleach them,

  • @rodhobbs4855
    @rodhobbs4855 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great idea....but instead of a bucket to per heat the air,check out the sode can heater....those things crank out some pretty high temps.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  10 месяцев назад +1

      They sure can. We built one a few years back. There’s a video on our channel about it.

  • @lukedominicodonnell2347
    @lukedominicodonnell2347 3 месяца назад +1

    Why are you using a white mesh? Black would surely work to your advantage! Also if you put another raised black drum on the outake side and have a meter high chimeny you can get rid of the solar fan.

  • @spacecentergames
    @spacecentergames 3 месяца назад +2

    I would try a screen door and a glass door ☀️

  • @LJones-uu4xy
    @LJones-uu4xy 7 месяцев назад +2

    A couple saw horses to set the heavy glass door on would save the back instead of having to bend way down when removing or replacing.

    • @LJones-uu4xy
      @LJones-uu4xy 7 месяцев назад +1

      Just discovered your channel. Good concise info.

  • @l0I0I0I0
    @l0I0I0I0 Год назад +2

    Great idea! Thank you. Zucchini flour sounds perfect!

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +1

      We have videos showing the process if needed 😉

  • @kampbadam295
    @kampbadam295 2 месяца назад

    Also you should buy a mandolin. Would make the slicing much much faster and more fun.

  • @lostcreekcabin2021
    @lostcreekcabin2021 Год назад +1

    Im experimenting with a somewhat similar set up but with the pop csn solar heater and a removable dark cover for light or dark drying , including mests .It is built as part of and an addition to my old and well used smoker .

  • @kampbadam295
    @kampbadam295 2 месяца назад

    You should have one fan to blow fresh air in and one fan in reverse to suck the damp air out. That would be more effective. Or only have one fan strong enough to suck air out of the box and only have a whole on the other side of the box... that would make the process faster

  • @az55544
    @az55544 6 месяцев назад +4

    Fiberglass screen is better for food processing. Check that your wire screen isn’t galvanized and leaching zinc into your food - especially the acidic tomatoes.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  6 месяцев назад +4

      Its stainless steel screen.

    • @az55544
      @az55544 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@Wilderstead awesome. an expensive treat!

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  6 месяцев назад +2

      Not really. Found at the restore - 5$ for a 20 foot roll if I remember correctly.

  • @21Swayzee
    @21Swayzee Год назад +1

    We were just saying we need to get a dehydrator...but that solar one is brilliant!!!

  • @vk081064
    @vk081064 5 месяцев назад +1

    You can install a steel sheet on the inside of the tray and a black colour non-absorbent cloth or anything as it'll attract heat and the steel sheet will help in retaining it. The circulating fan would do rest of the job. I believe this would negate the chore of turning over the tomatoes. Hope this idea works. Just came across your phone informative channel. Take care

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  5 месяцев назад

      The tomatoes stick to the screen. They need to be flipped to make removal easier when they are finished.

  • @psocretes8183
    @psocretes8183 5 месяцев назад

    Hi from England. That was great. I have just got a small dehydrator and have my first batch drying now. It's nice to see a traditional way of dehydrating. I use mine for prepping meals for camping. All the best.

  • @qaz120120
    @qaz120120 5 месяцев назад

    Hi, to increase the effect of your hedydrator significantly, please try 2 things: Have some black colored cloth sitting in the bottom of the dehydrator to generate the heat and insulate it. Have a little chimney at the outflow end to improve circulation. Afterwards, you should not need the black barrel any more.

  • @MsCaterific
    @MsCaterific Год назад +1

    You guys are so smart!

  • @debrabrooks6138
    @debrabrooks6138 Год назад +3

    A new subscriber here going over your videos! I love this idea, I was thinking of a standup unit with about 6-8 racks with fans underneath it, but basically the same idea just set up differently! Great idea thanks for sharing! I would love to learn more about your zucchini flour! I have a Excalibur dehydrator too!

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +2

      We have videos on the zuccini flour process and uses in our recipes playlist. Thanks for joining us!

  • @GardeningWarrior
    @GardeningWarrior Год назад +1

    WOW! You go! That is awesome.

  • @acdcacres
    @acdcacres Год назад

    Ooo, great idea to use up the old patio doors I have hiding behind the garage!

  • @northstarprepsteader
    @northstarprepsteader Год назад +1

    Genius!! Love the mass production, too.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад

      Much appreciated! It's definitely been a big help!

  • @JimDockrellWatertone
    @JimDockrellWatertone Год назад +2

    That's brilliant!

  • @JoeCoxJodo
    @JoeCoxJodo 3 месяца назад

    You could use it for dehydrating your herbs....
    Put a black cloth or a tinted perspex sheet over the patio door - 😁👍

  • @LokiOdinssnn
    @LokiOdinssnn 10 месяцев назад

    This is really great (: i had an idea if you have too much time on hand lol, is to have each 1/3 section of the floor(the food layer) into a "tray" that you can pull out(maybe even with "legs" that fall out so it can stand right there when pulled out).

  • @trollforge
    @trollforge Год назад +2

    Sweet! I need one of those!

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +1

      This thing works awesome Tim! Lol - I just watched your cabelas fan fix up video. We have the same one and I'm sure we'll need to give it a tuneup soon enough. Cheers dude!

  • @Legend0222
    @Legend0222 Год назад +1

    Great idea!

  • @volt8399
    @volt8399 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for making this

  • @fins5150
    @fins5150 24 дня назад

    Maybe try getting an ESP32 board and temp prob to automate ur fan... I know 'its a little techy though.

  • @MTHomestead
    @MTHomestead 7 месяцев назад

    What a smart idea, thanks for sharing with us and this is going to help lots of people.

  • @alfblack2
    @alfblack2 4 месяца назад

    fantastic! totally didnt think of that. awsome.

  • @kjsensei
    @kjsensei 8 месяцев назад

    just a thought on the herbs bleaching, tinted glass, or blacked out? seems black might heat up even more, but no uv damage to the herbs

  • @bonilsson3161
    @bonilsson3161 Год назад +1

    Really nice project !! I am pretty sure I will copy this quite soon. Your brainstorming meetings (or however your process is) are really productive, lots of nice ideas from you. I really like how you thought of ventilation and temperature control. When I dehydrate my mushrooms I like to keep temperature to about 50 celsius, maximum 60 since they almost get cooked if temp is higher and thats not what I want.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад

      Yes, the fan and the pre heater really help with maintaining whatever temperature you might want to run the unit at.

  • @mikemosc3254
    @mikemosc3254 10 месяцев назад +1

    adding a hydraulic lifting system, to the ends of this for lifting thr glass might not be a bad idea.
    also, ading a secondary screen to just have to flip the drying rack rather than flipping EVERY single tomato or dried fruit that needs to be flipped is another suggestion i would make.
    you also say herbs are better off dehydrating in a regular dehydrator, but why not just make a completely black plastic cover for the glass? protect the inside from the uv light and also probably raise the temperature.

  • @martinmenke604
    @martinmenke604 4 месяца назад

    i'm think a bout a similiar concept only that. would suck in cold air. i will try burry a hose undeground for x meters to let the air cooldown so that the relative humidity is lower when you heat the air up. i guess this will speed-up the drying process

  • @homesteadaquarius
    @homesteadaquarius Год назад +1

    This is AWESOME!

  • @daneking1209
    @daneking1209 4 месяца назад

    blackout window curtains could help you dehydrate the herbs. Block out the sun and just use the warm are from your barrel 🤔

  • @beardedgiantsmomplohr5535
    @beardedgiantsmomplohr5535 Год назад +1

    Excellent. Enjoyed the video a great deal.

  • @nanchesca3950
    @nanchesca3950 Год назад +1

    How clever!👍🏻

  • @sandybroderick2932
    @sandybroderick2932 Год назад

    Great video!!! Thank you ❤

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад

      Thanks for swinging by Sandy! Cheers!

  • @rodjendrysik3444
    @rodjendrysik3444 Год назад

    Cool design

  • @davechhakchhuak6150
    @davechhakchhuak6150 7 месяцев назад

    It’s really informative
    But I don’t understand how the moisture goes between the pane of glass

  • @joemiller8029
    @joemiller8029 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks so much for your informative video! Curious about a few things. One, we have just started growing food, and grow very little. My thought is that if you have to buy store food to dehydrate, you probably aren't actually saving any money unless the store is practically giving it away? We live in an arid climate - hot and dry in the summer. Your video shows a lot of greenery in the background - what kind of climate are you in? Thanks again so much for your video!

    • @gardeninginthedesert
      @gardeninginthedesert 6 месяцев назад

      I live in West Africa, similar climate to you. I grow a lot in containers because it preserves water. I keep adding containers when I can. I felt like I started small but it also feels like it's growing fast. I'm now looking into making a dehydrator. Perfect for our hot and sunny weather.

  • @s-c..
    @s-c.. 3 месяца назад

    Amazing! 😊

  • @heathermorrison6983
    @heathermorrison6983 Год назад +1

    What a fantastic idea!! Do you just leave them in the dehydrator overnight until the sun comes up again??

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад

      Yes, as long as we are expecting good weather for dehydration we just leave them in the unit.

  • @jackmcjoint678
    @jackmcjoint678 3 месяца назад

    mega idea !!!

  • @glendalivingston6236
    @glendalivingston6236 Год назад +1

    Some very impressive tinkering to make this machine!
    I wonder if the evening air moisture or dew would re-enter the veggies when you have to run the system for many hours?
    Also, that's a lot of blueberry picking!!

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад

      The evening moisture doesn't seem to have much impact.

    • @bharatkukreti8449
      @bharatkukreti8449 10 месяцев назад

      This can be tackled by maintaining the chamber airtight at slightly negative pressure.

  • @MeG-yp8ul
    @MeG-yp8ul 8 месяцев назад +1

    If you put a net same as the one the food sits on over the top. You could turn the whole thing rather than flip each piece individually..

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  8 месяцев назад

      Things tend to stick to the screen and need to be picked off.

  • @theoakwoodguy
    @theoakwoodguy 27 дней назад

    Great video! So, does the tomatoes (or whatever) stay in there day and night? And it looks like you store them dry in jars?

  • @abdullahitanimuahmed2491
    @abdullahitanimuahmed2491 26 дней назад

    How do you control moisture from the food that will build up on the glass

  • @sherylh4780
    @sherylh4780 Год назад

    Really nice idea.

  • @PWDlife
    @PWDlife 5 месяцев назад

    what kind of glass is that, also does the fan to remove air in the box or to add air in the box?

  • @kodak49
    @kodak49 3 месяца назад

    If the bottom is plywood and plywood is scrap wood and glue, wouldn't the plywood (and if the frames are made with treated wood) be offgassing potential VOC's as part of the heat/cool cycle?

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  3 месяца назад

      You think that’s air you’re breathing now?

  • @jakesimon1908
    @jakesimon1908 5 месяцев назад

    I like to know more how to make dehydrator

  • @talha425
    @talha425 Год назад

    What is they net material ?
    Is fan exhaust from dehydrator or flowing in ?
    How much temperature required for lemon sliced
    Cause temperature out side usually 35 to 40 degrees minimum we have

  • @Larkz0717
    @Larkz0717 Год назад +1

    that is amazing!!! that was a door for the lid? and what mesh.. was it stainless? galvanized? or just screen window mesh?

  • @Bennix
    @Bennix 8 месяцев назад

    Can it get the moisture level to less than 12% ?

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  8 месяцев назад

      You could get anything as dry as you want

  • @nolansmith99
    @nolansmith99 3 месяца назад

    What kind of metal mesh is that? Galvanized metal might start to react with the acidic tomatoes.

  • @scott75046
    @scott75046 Год назад

    For herbs could you place a plastic sheet over the glass to stop the sun reaching them?
    Also does it even matter if they bleach apart from the appearance?

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад

      Maybe.

    • @wingnutbert9685
      @wingnutbert9685 Год назад

      Yeah, I was thinking that might work too. Black vapor barrier plastic or maybe ground/weed barrier cloth.

  • @gardeninginthedesert
    @gardeninginthedesert 6 месяцев назад

    I've been looking at dehydrating eggs. Would it be possible to do it in this? Obviously it would have to be done on baking paper.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  6 месяцев назад

      You could try but it would probably end up cooking them rather than dehydrating them. We have an egg dehydrating video if you haven’t seen that one yet. An electric dehydrator is going to be more accurate and easier to control temp and airflow than this.

  • @jasoncallaghan3084
    @jasoncallaghan3084 7 месяцев назад

    Genius

  • @shepfc1962
    @shepfc1962 Год назад

    Very nice I like it

  • @StephanParry
    @StephanParry Год назад

    Hi, great build! How long does the zucchini 'flour' last for? How do you store it?

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  Год назад +1

      We usually make enough to last a year. We store it in mason jars in the pantry. We have squash flour videos showing the whole process.

  • @cidgeband
    @cidgeband 9 месяцев назад

    Hi! have you tried a lettuce to make it chips? thanks

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  9 месяцев назад +1

      Kale chips yes. Lettuce, no.

  • @AllGoodsTrade
    @AllGoodsTrade 8 месяцев назад

    Can you also put salted fish in it to drie?

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  8 месяцев назад

      I’d probably want a dedicated unit to dry fish in….

  • @guysanders4407
    @guysanders4407 Год назад +3

    what keeps ants and bugs out?

  • @parthiban517
    @parthiban517 9 месяцев назад

    Good one❤... But don't go more than 70 deg celcius to avoid nutritional loss.

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  9 месяцев назад +1

      What if we cook what we dehydrate later? 😵‍💫

    • @unmeaninglessly143
      @unmeaninglessly143 5 месяцев назад +1

      Preferably for the ones that are eaten raw

  • @TheCatFan21
    @TheCatFan21 10 месяцев назад

    Have you all considered adding pneumatic hinges to the door frame? Would that help or do you all find that the setup works as-is? Regardless, we're definitely doing this on our homestead. Two videos in and you all are speaking my and my wife's language!
    As a side, do you all have sassafras trees up where you live? The leaves can be dehydrated and powdered into a seasoning called filé. It's a popular seasoning in Louisiana but could make a nice addition to your spice cabinet alongside bay leaves and other vegetal/bitter-ish/spicy things!

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  10 месяцев назад

      Welcome to the Wilderstead! We considered hinges, but the old patio door is very heavy, and we worried about it crashing down and smashing, or possibly tipping the entire unit over if opened all the way. Also - having a hinged top that might not open all the way hinders your ability to easily access the entire inside of the unit when working with what you are dehydrating.
      We don't have any Sassafras trees growing here. Our climate is a little too cold in the winter for it to survive. It's a nice seasoning, though.

  • @bjdaxom9555
    @bjdaxom9555 8 месяцев назад

    very smart 👌🏻...cheers from india 🙏🏻🤘🏻

  • @LoveYourGround
    @LoveYourGround 2 месяца назад

    Have you done any meats in here?

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  2 месяца назад +1

      Not yet. I’m sure it would work as long as you timed it with sunny days.

  • @CC-nt4zi
    @CC-nt4zi 5 месяцев назад

    What kind of mesh for the trays?

  • @offgridwanabe
    @offgridwanabe Год назад +1

    I love this idea and it is cheap to run lol.

  • @Anu_Fathima
    @Anu_Fathima 9 месяцев назад

    Can we add extra layers.???

  • @msubhangee
    @msubhangee 10 месяцев назад

    wow

  • @amparomartinezamoraga1330
    @amparomartinezamoraga1330 3 месяца назад

    Si pudierais traducirlo al castellano, sería estupendo. Parece tan estpendo🎉

  • @breezywilson760
    @breezywilson760 4 месяца назад

    wire mesh? is it stainless?

  • @426superbee4
    @426superbee4 8 месяцев назад

    Have to make it slant so the water runs down the glass sides and not drip down on the food

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  8 месяцев назад

      Inside the unit stays dry.

    • @426superbee4
      @426superbee4 8 месяцев назад

      @@Wilderstead glass always have moisture, so how can it stay dry?

    • @dement3djoker
      @dement3djoker 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@426superbee4 did you not watch the video? The moisture is in between the 2 panes of glass

    • @Wilderstead
      @Wilderstead  7 месяцев назад

      The moisture in the unit is removed with airflow provided by the fan. Maybe you need to watch the video again to understand the concept of a dehydrator?

    • @426superbee4
      @426superbee4 7 месяцев назад

      @@Wilderstead i under stand > THAT YOU GOT WATER DRIPPING!

  • @danielthompson3205
    @danielthompson3205 8 месяцев назад +1

    Sitting here watching vid..
    Then saw you milling your own timber for the project.
    Yerp I'm jumping in to like and say, hell yes.

  • @psychogore
    @psychogore 3 месяца назад

    Maybe, for herbs and things sensitive to light, it would be possible to replace the glass by a black, opaque top, thin plywood or plastic.