Could you do a video on installing the lighting system, dosing system, and electrical!? If it’s far from an outlet, how do you get power close, and also how do you connect all the lights wires and dosing system efficiently as well! Love your channel and you guys are amazing!!! Thank you for all the advice and videos! I hope to start building waterfalls and ponds soon!
Note to editor: Chopping up the narrative by removing all the gaps between words is the most annoying technique possible. Just let it play naturally. Ben is a natural on camera, but you’ve turned him into a robot. So stop it please. 😱
Awesome video Ben. I watched the one on building waterfalls a few months ago as well. A video u could do, that would help me tremendously would be to instruct us on how to use the laser and grade stick. For the life of me, I haven't been able to find a video that sufficiently teaches how to use one. I am out there in my yard using a string level or eyeballing it!! And of course eyeballing it, never works or comes out as well as knowing for certain where u are at with pool depths, cascade heights etc etc. I learn a lot from your channel Ben. You guys at Tussey know how to do it for sure.
dear sir, i had to stop watching at 1:30 due to thr video seems choppy as it edited too frequently made it impossible for me to stand this and i clicked in your vlog because the topic. ok thanks anyway, pls dnt do that!
Do you have any tips for a 20’-22’ long but only 2’ of elevation stream/waterfall? Building on my own so bonus points for building with 1-2 man boulders and smaller…
Really nice video, and falls. Built my first pond for a client recently. Used MO fieldstone so focused on your channel while preparing and building Watched both the videos you linked in this multiple times--as well as an old Atlantis Water Gardens vid where they teach how to make pooling areas in a pondless with Brian from Aquascape. Great info, thanks again for all the work you put into showing this stuff. Do you guys ever seed grass at least part way up the berm instead of mulch for the whole thing? I seeded white clover in some spots to bring the lawn up to the feature more naturally and was wondering if there is a reason its not done much (besides trimming being a potential hassle, hence using the short clover).
Great video Ben as always. Have a question about the boulders you use on all your water features. Are they sourced locally from your area in Pennsylvania or does Tussey Landscaping Have them shipped in from out of state sources?
Most of what they use is Missouri fieldstone from said state, though the less expensive features use locally sourced rock. I think sometimes PA fieldstone is used on expensive stuff, but MO fieldstone is what they're known for.
We locally source our boulders. We do not have them shipped in. They are generally sandstone boulders that we can find in the mountains and fields near us!
No, we use locally sourced boulders now. They have used outsourced limestone boulders in the past, but no longer do. The ones that we work with are generally sandstone boulders that are found in our mountains and our fields close in location to us.
@@Tusseylandscaping Oh cool, good on you guys for being more sustainable honestly. Your features obviously still all look great with the new rock; was noticing a lack of MO and more PA recently lol.
Most of them just require a 20 amp circuit.. We usually dig a ditch to the house and get a licensed electrician to run conduits to an outdoor landscape post.
Ben this is one of your best illustrations since you replaced Wes. The audio, camera shots and editing flows with the presentation and you seem much more comfortable and confident. You've came along way and it looks so much better, thank you and keep up the good work!👍🏼
You should show how you ran the plumbing to the top falls section. Do you bulkhead through the liner or hang the pipe over the liner and then hide it with stone, gavel and dirt?
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I love this!!! Nobody ever talks about the excavation process. This way makes it wayyyyyy easier. Gonna save us some serious time and money.
Thank you for watching and for the compliment!
Could you do a video on installing the lighting system, dosing system, and electrical!? If it’s far from an outlet, how do you get power close, and also how do you connect all the lights wires and dosing system efficiently as well! Love your channel and you guys are amazing!!! Thank you for all the advice and videos! I hope to start building waterfalls and ponds soon!
Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching!
Note to editor: Chopping up the narrative by removing all the gaps between words is the most annoying technique possible. Just let it play naturally. Ben is a natural on camera, but you’ve turned him into a robot. So stop it please. 😱
Thanks for the feedback!
I second this comment, it's distracting.
Yeah, it really is distracting. What a weird choice.
Agreed. I'm very interested in the content but had to stop watching due to the unnatural, jerky narration.
Agreed good feedback
Watching from South Africa. You guys make the best waterfalls. Thanks for the content.
So much info. Artist and teacher. ❤ that you appreciate your family. Awesome stump!
This is an excellent approach on how to enjoy learning this type of construction process and admiring the outcome. Fantastic work 👏🏼!
Stunning work!😮
Awesome video Ben. I watched the one on building waterfalls a few months ago as well. A video u could do, that would help me tremendously would be to instruct us on how to use the laser and grade stick. For the life of me, I haven't been able to find a video that sufficiently teaches how to use one. I am out there in my yard using a string level or eyeballing it!! And of course eyeballing it, never works or comes out as well as knowing for certain where u are at with pool depths, cascade heights etc etc. I learn a lot from your channel Ben. You guys at Tussey know how to do it for sure.
Inspirational!
dear sir, i had to stop watching at 1:30 due to thr video seems choppy as it edited too frequently made it impossible for me to stand this and i clicked in your vlog because the topic. ok thanks anyway, pls dnt do that!
Do you have any tips for a 20’-22’ long but only 2’ of elevation stream/waterfall? Building on my own so bonus points for building with 1-2 man boulders and smaller…
Really nice video, and falls. Built my first pond for a client recently. Used MO fieldstone so focused on your channel while preparing and building
Watched both the videos you linked in this multiple times--as well as an old Atlantis Water Gardens vid where they teach how to make pooling areas in a pondless with Brian from Aquascape. Great info, thanks again for all the work you put into showing this stuff. Do you guys ever seed grass at least part way up the berm instead of mulch for the whole thing? I seeded white clover in some spots to bring the lawn up to the feature more naturally and was wondering if there is a reason its not done much (besides trimming being a potential hassle, hence using the short clover).
That sounds nice 👍🏻
We like to use mulch and landscaping for finishing our jobs. We love the aesthetic value that it brings to the water features instead of just grasses.
@@Tusseylandscaping Cool, thank you. Wasn't sure if it was mostly practical, or aesthetic.
Always wanted Weston to build me a feature….I think I just changed my mind!
haha! Thanks for watching!
Is the top aquablocks surface lower than the ground around them by a couple inches or are they the same level?
real nice for a Penguins fan 😉
😂
Bahahah
Great video Ben as always. Have a question about the boulders you use on all your water features. Are they sourced locally from your area in Pennsylvania or does Tussey Landscaping Have them shipped in from out of state sources?
Most of what they use is Missouri fieldstone from said state, though the less expensive features use locally sourced rock. I think sometimes PA fieldstone is used on expensive stuff, but MO fieldstone is what they're known for.
We locally source our boulders. We do not have them shipped in. They are generally sandstone boulders that we can find in the mountains and fields near us!
No, we use locally sourced boulders now. They have used outsourced limestone boulders in the past, but no longer do. The ones that we work with are generally sandstone boulders that are found in our mountains and our fields close in location to us.
@@Tusseylandscaping Oh cool, good on you guys for being more sustainable honestly. Your features obviously still all look great with the new rock; was noticing a lack of MO and more PA recently lol.
Nobody seems to cover electrical in these water feature videos
Most of them just require a 20 amp circuit.. We usually dig a ditch to the house and get a licensed electrician to run conduits to an outdoor landscape post.
Ben this is one of your best illustrations since you replaced Wes. The audio, camera shots and editing flows with the presentation and you seem much more comfortable and confident. You've came along way and it looks so much better, thank you and keep up the good work!👍🏼
Thanks for watching and all of your support!
Awesome video! Would be great with a more detailed guide with tips and tricks, do's and dont's on foaming :) Keep up the great work!
You should show how you ran the plumbing to the top falls section. Do you bulkhead through the liner or hang the pipe over the liner and then hide it with stone, gavel and dirt?
Bulkhead thru liner