Campfire Breakfast & Tiny Cabin Tour | 12x24 Tiny Home Semi-Off Grid DIY Shed to House Conversion

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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @kimikae4170
    @kimikae4170 2 года назад

    Breakfast looks so good!!! Can almost feel the crispness in the air smell the campfire and breakfast.... Yummy!!! Best part about camping!!
    Cheers!

    • @mehardies3999
      @mehardies3999  2 года назад

      It was a great morning and I was so happy to be able to share it with Jackson. He really enjoyed the "cowboy coffee." Thanks for watching & subscribing!

  • @billstorm929
    @billstorm929 2 года назад

    Each episode is a great eye opener. The little things you do are pretty clever and turn out to solve big jobs. We actually wanted to do a project like yours for some time but never quite found the spot to do it. Anyone who will be doing it can certainly learn from your well presented experiences.

    • @mehardies3999
      @mehardies3999  2 года назад

      Thanks! This one was the most fun to shoot because I got a chance to hang with Jackson and do some campfire cooking. I forgot how fun that can be.

  • @Mainelyoffgrid
    @Mainelyoffgrid 2 года назад

    Dude subscribed immediately. Starting our family compound build up in dexter. Can't wait to see more videos. Good quality family time right here. 👍👍

    • @mehardies3999
      @mehardies3999  2 года назад +1

      Thanks, Jimbo! Jackson and I had a great time that night, even though he whooped my tail. Are you guys stick building, or thinking about doing shed to cabins?

    • @Mainelyoffgrid
      @Mainelyoffgrid 2 года назад +1

      @@mehardies3999 we actually started felling trees and will be setting up our new sawmill at the end of the month. Gonna be alot of work but totally worth it. Hopefully will be uploading videos also.

    • @mehardies3999
      @mehardies3999  2 года назад

      @@Mainelyoffgrid Let me know about the videos and I'll support you 100%.

    • @mehardies3999
      @mehardies3999  2 года назад +1

      @@Mainelyoffgrid One word of advice (from a newbie 😅), get footage of the process you are going through right now. You never know when you might use it. Just get an inexpensive selfie stick/tripod, set up your camera on landscape mode, and start filming. I wish I did that early on in the process because I had to use still photos. Good luck!

  • @Mathew-k6f
    @Mathew-k6f 5 месяцев назад

    Really like liked the Drummond water pump to the artesian well. Trying to do the same thing with each of the pumps you have. IDENTICAL PUMPS, LOL. Could you elaborate why you don't have a check valve on top and what do you find easiest to prime that five gallon pump. As id like to eventually plumb to a small cabin and a spigot for chicken water and have the big pump run a line to prime the smaller pump to transfer water??? Sorry for the long comment, just I've scowerd the Internet looking for something this specific. Thank your son for me for being so informative at the end. Look forward to seeing your future videos. 😊

  • @jellybelly7629
    @jellybelly7629 2 года назад

    Love it. I have a couple stupid ?’s in which I will ask later. 😂😂😂
    Do you have an electric bill and how much is it approximately? Did you wire it yourself or did you have an electrician do it? Also it was funny it looked like Jackson whipped your butt in 2 moves!!!
    Love ya 💜

    • @mehardies3999
      @mehardies3999  2 года назад +1

      Not quite 2 moves but it felt that way after I so confidently thought I had checkmate and then he proceeded to annihilate me shortly after.
      I did all of the wiring throughout the walls, ceiling, and to the breaker box but then had an electrician come in to hook up the main breaker. He said I did a good job and jokingly offered me a job.