Excellent video, the discipline you have to setup the time lapse pays off big time. Very nice job using the angle grinders with slim cut off wheels. Brutal dusty work!!!!!
I have been following along with your work on your container house for several years now, and I'm always impressed by how well you guys work together and that you're doing almost everything yourselves. Bravo 👏 👏 ❤
This is gorgeous and so is the scenery. I think the best part is you are in metal so at least if there is a forest fire you won’t immediately burn up like a trad house would.❤
Detta var en kul video denna gång. Där ni visar klipp, tankar och funderingar vi inte sett förut. Älskar erat driv och optimissm. Lycka till,var försiktiga och glöm inte att ta hand om varandra då och då. Kära hälsningar från Sverige ❤ 🛠🪚⚙️🗜🏗---🏡❤
The videos are amazing I love the journey I've been following for years you all are a huge inspiration keep on keeping on I can't wait to start the off grid journey for my family it's so exciting and you all push me harder and show anything is possible love you guys
Great I applaud your hard work 😓and great efforts! Job well done! Ignore ALL the lazy people who are afraid to work! They’re afraid to extend themselves! You should not try maintain friendships with lazy people! The only way to grow is to surround yourself with successful hard-working people! not people who are lazy watch TV all day long and do nothing but complain about all the people who working their butts off! I’ve been working since I was 17 years old, like me! and I’m now very old. I have a lot of great experience and a lot of great knowledge and wisdom that could only be obtained from working not sitting at a desk but from doing physical labor, that’s how you learn. Keep learning new trades and keep growing. The more you know the better off you’ll be love your hard work and great success and not giving up.! or give up and never give into the naysayers they are selfish lazy people!
I hope you eventually take all your videos of your build on your house and put them all together and make one big long video that would be cool when y’all are done. I love y’alls Channel and you are super awesome people.
Nice to have a review, good to refer friends to see as a catch all video, ignore the neg comments, they're jealous of your achievements. That thumbnail.... DANG priceless ! When's Valliant's turn and the Peanut's ?
Would it be possible to get a ballpark cost of materials and equipment rentals...used to create your beautiful home? We all know prices vary from one location to another but, any guesstimate would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.😊
Im a new viewer. Im also a retired industrial sheet metal worker. Im curious where you learned to weld or did you start on this project? Pretty ambitious and a cool project. @PacificPinesRanch
It's good you didn't cut out and reinforce before you put them on permanent blocks , cause it could weaken container and slight bend the container..then you'll have to work on getting is square again
@@PacificPinesRanch Milwaukee is the holding company that owns Dewalt, Craftsman (formerly owned by Sears!) and Ryobi. Milwaukee makes some great tools. They have some great innovations and some very unique tools. There’s also Harbor Freight they have some good tools, not great tools, but good tools. Also go to Lowes, they own Kobalt, i have some of their tools, and a Skill Saw table saw for ripping dimensional lumber, and plywood/OSB. and a Dewalt Miter Saw, with a Diablo blade! Milwaukee the temporary tools to get you out of a jam not long, lasting tools. They work for a select period of time and then they die.
Thank you!! It has pros and cons like everything in life. Pros: stronger/more durable than stick built homes, fire/bug proof, weather resistant, etc.... Cons: time consuming, etc... In comparison, the cost to build with this design and size will end up being much cheaper than a stick built home the same size and design, but mainly because we did everything ourselves and we did a lot of creative material sourcing. I will do a more in depth video about this topic in the future. :)
It really looks amazing & very unique . It would be interesting to know how deep the main concrete supports are ? , it's a marvellous design , however will all due respect it looks quite precarious , ie heavy prolonged rain fall & other external effects softening the ground ,perhaps the supports are driven down twenty metres or more ? , it's rather fundamental to say the least , ground conditions , battering ,depth ,imposed loads water levels , competence capability of the contractor etc , there are so may variables that could possibly raise future concern , everything is based on those supports , I'm sure that you have done the math time & time again , it's just the drone footage portrays the bigger picture on just how much land has been excavated , it's huge , I would probably tar mac all the excavated ground area to prevent any water ground ingress & very high focus on water drainage , I'm sure that it's all 100% fail safe & it looks fantastic & I love the design & more power to you .
@@PacificPinesRanch I love watching your journey. We’ll be self building a steel frame kit home, but want to build a container home for my mom on our property… watching you is incredibly inspiring
hey, I hope you're both doing well, where did you get the basic knowledge for welding work? You can read everything up but you need a master for the first jobs. I attended a 5-day training course to learn how to weld and how to handle the hardware :) btw great work you do
Now my review for you is a thumbs down for the simple fact again most of your videos have been on advertising the products that you were using throughout the whole entire video rather than building the property up that you’re doing we understand that this is how you make your money and that Your sponsorship is important. That’s understandable but to this video you wanna show us all over again not thinking that we’ve already watched these videos where you cut open the openings and reinforce the openings and how you did it and when you did it and why you did it we don’t wanna see that all over again if you’re running out of stuff too, show us just video doing what you’re doing then video and show us something. New stop showing us old stuff down.
I’ve never showed the entire process in one video. Also, this video is great for all of our newer viewers who haven’t seen this yet. We are currently working on several things at once, and building, filming, and editing takes time. Sometimes weeks of time. I’m constantly putting out new content for you all to enjoy and I particularly try to make the sponsored videos entertaining to watch as well. As I mentioned before, the sponsored videos are how I keep our content free to watch and how we make a living. If you’d like to stop seeing sponsored posts, you can donate to support our channel through the “thanks” tab. I appreciate the feedback and I will take what you said into consideration, but also try to understand I have to think about how to maintain and grow our channel and also manage our build at the same time.
@@PacificPinesRanch, I think that was their point. While we understand it is for monetary purposes (it's your income, after all!), it does feel like the videos now are just ads with redundant recaps mixed in. Yours is one of the most thoroughly documented container home builds on the internet, but I find myself not wanting to watch your videos anymore because I don't feel like I'm learning anything. They're not as educational as they were before, and that's sad to me. The "thirsty" thumbnail pictures are a HUGE turn off for me. You're married! Who are you trying to attract with that? I'm here for the AWESOME container build!! Don't need the leggings and sports bras. As a loyal subscriber, it feels, well, clickbaity. 😞
Naja,Wiederholung kann langweilig sein für so manchen Stammzuschauer. Mich hat es vor allem irritiert, denn ich wusste plötzlich nicht, wie weit seid Ihr denn jetzt ? Ich werde mich in Geduld fassen. Ja ich bin auch schon bestimmt 2 Jahre dabei.
@@captainnapalm8207wow! Go tell that to the failed states/Countries who adopted communism! It’s always an epic failure! Everyone needs money. Everyone needs to make an income! To pay fir houding Food! To generate electricity! Its not free! money doesn’t grow on trees! fast-forward their ads,! stop complaining! If you don’t like their content move on to a different channel. This couple, has been working their butts off! Show them some respect. I thoroughly applaud all their efforts. Great job to this fearless couple! Kudos!
@@Nonsense62365 I think your communism comment is misplaced. Re-read my original reply. I echoed what the original commenter said. I completely understand that this is their source of income, and understand the monetary aspect to their change in content. What I did intend to convey, however, is that I find this departure from their earlier content style to be rather disappointing. It's not what I subscribed for. I want to build my own shipping container home one day. Hence, I came here to learn. As a long-term subscriber, I find the sexualized thumbnail pictures repulsive, the nature of the sponsored ads distracting, and the constant recaps redundant. I don't want to sit and sift through an hour long video for 15 minutes worth of interesting content. Again, I LOVE the @PacificPinesRanch channel!! I just don't like the new direction it's going.
I really enjoyed the video but I’m giving a thumbs down as well due to nothing in the video that relates to the, “CLICKBAIT” pic and the ending was annoying AF.
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Excellent video, the discipline you have to setup the time lapse pays off big time. Very nice job using the angle grinders with slim cut off wheels. Brutal dusty work!!!!!
Thank you so much!! Lots of time and effort but it’s paying off 😊
I have been following along with your work on your container house for several years now, and I'm always impressed by how well you guys work together and that you're doing almost everything yourselves. Bravo 👏 👏 ❤
Thank you so much!!
This is gorgeous and so is the scenery. I think the best part is you are in metal so at least if there is a forest fire you won’t immediately burn up like a trad house would.❤
Thanks so much!! :)
That was very entertaining and informative,kudos on your efforts and awesome home.
Your thumb nails are increadabuil.
You all did great job at this. I never did much research on container projects.
Detta var en kul video denna gång.
Där ni visar klipp, tankar och funderingar vi inte sett förut.
Älskar erat driv och optimissm.
Lycka till,var försiktiga och glöm inte att ta hand om varandra då och då.
Kära hälsningar från Sverige ❤ 🛠🪚⚙️🗜🏗---🏡❤
Very cool, as always. That's a lot of editing, thank you!
Thank you so much for watching!! :)
The videos are amazing I love the journey I've been following for years you all are a huge inspiration keep on keeping on I can't wait to start the off grid journey for my family it's so exciting and you all push me harder and show anything is possible love you guys
Thank you soo much!! I'm glad to hear that and I believe in you!! :)
В Казахстане уже давно строили такие дома в 3 уровня 🇰🇿🇺🇲👍👌
I like what you have going there . I have been wanting to build a large shop out of containers.
Thank you!! :)
Great I applaud your hard work 😓and great efforts! Job well done! Ignore ALL the lazy people who are afraid to work! They’re afraid to extend themselves! You should not try maintain friendships with lazy people! The only way to grow is to surround yourself with successful hard-working people! not people who are lazy watch TV all day long and do nothing but complain about all the people who working their butts off! I’ve been working since I was 17 years old, like me! and I’m now very old. I have a lot of great experience and a lot of great knowledge and wisdom that could only be obtained from working not sitting at a desk but from doing physical labor, that’s how you learn. Keep learning new trades and keep growing. The more you know the better off you’ll be love your hard work and great success and not giving up.! or give up and never give into the naysayers they are selfish lazy people!
Thank you so much!!! Physical labor is definitely a great teacher
I hope you eventually take all your videos of your build on your house and put them all together and make one big long video that would be cool when y’all are done. I love y’alls Channel and you are super awesome people.
Thank you sooo much!! That's the plan... check back around Christmas/New Years for the timelapse of everything we've done! :)
Loved it so much keep it up as always 💘
Thank you so much!!
Nice to have a review, good to refer friends to see as a catch all video, ignore the neg comments, they're jealous of your achievements. That thumbnail.... DANG priceless ! When's Valliant's turn and the Peanut's ?
Thank you so much!!! :) Vaillant and peanut will make their debuts soon! :)
i do love your house and your Vision 🎉
Thank you so much!! :)
Well dun guys new Zealand watching ✌️😁👍
Thank you so much!! :)
Not trying to hurt anyone feelings but y’all hair is so much better now. I know we all try new things. I enjoy your channel l. Keep the hard work up 😅
Lol thank you!! I had a lot of fun experimenting with my hair as the years have passed
Would it be possible to get a ballpark cost of materials and equipment rentals...used to create your beautiful home?
We all know prices vary from one location to another but, any guesstimate would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.😊
You’re not running that plasma cutter or welder or even the grinders with that cute little battery pack lol
We've run grinders and many other tools with it. It will power anything below 1500W.
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建物の進行と共に女性の厚化粧の進行も見れるんだ。w
最初、ナチュラルで感じ良かったんだけど、視聴者増えてスポンサー着いてお金入る様になって来た辺りからどんどんエスカレートしてる！
建物の進行よりそっちが面白すぎるぜ！www
I like watching you guys great spirt
Thank you!!
Im a new viewer. Im also a retired industrial sheet metal worker. Im curious where you learned to weld or did you start on this project? Pretty ambitious and a cool project.
@PacificPinesRanch
What is the space level with garage going to be used for? Does it connect to the 2nd floor internally?
You will see with time! It is accessed through the first level but not internally.
It's good you didn't cut out and reinforce before you put them on permanent blocks , cause it could weaken container and slight bend the container..then you'll have to work on getting is square again
For sure! Good point
You should invest in a good chop saw
We have a Milwaukee one but I’m really interested in the evolution saws! Hoping to try those out one day 😊
@@PacificPinesRanch Milwaukee is the holding company that owns Dewalt, Craftsman (formerly owned by Sears!) and Ryobi. Milwaukee makes some great tools. They have some great innovations and some very unique tools. There’s also Harbor Freight they have some good tools, not great tools, but good tools. Also go to Lowes, they own Kobalt, i have some of their tools, and a Skill Saw table saw for ripping dimensional lumber, and plywood/OSB. and a Dewalt Miter Saw, with a Diablo blade! Milwaukee
the temporary tools to get you out of a jam not long, lasting tools. They work for a select period of time and then they die.
Amazing work but how is this method cheaper or quicker or better in some way compared to traditional construction techniques?
Thank you!! It has pros and cons like everything in life. Pros: stronger/more durable than stick built homes, fire/bug proof, weather resistant, etc.... Cons: time consuming, etc... In comparison, the cost to build with this design and size will end up being much cheaper than a stick built home the same size and design, but mainly because we did everything ourselves and we did a lot of creative material sourcing. I will do a more in depth video about this topic in the future. :)
Where is the clip we see on the thumbnail? Spooled through, could not find it. (I always do that first, with thumbs like these.)
It really looks amazing & very unique .
It would be interesting to know how deep the main concrete supports are ? , it's a marvellous design , however will all due respect it looks quite precarious , ie heavy prolonged rain fall & other external effects softening the ground ,perhaps the supports are driven down twenty metres or more ? , it's rather fundamental to say the least , ground conditions , battering ,depth ,imposed loads water levels , competence capability of the contractor etc , there are so may variables that could possibly raise future concern , everything is based on those supports , I'm sure that you have done the math time & time again , it's just the drone footage portrays the bigger picture on just how much land has been excavated , it's huge , I would probably tar mac all the excavated ground area to prevent any water ground ingress & very high focus on water drainage , I'm sure that it's all 100% fail safe & it looks fantastic & I love the design & more power to you .
Thank you so much!! The concrete piers go down about 6ft into the hardpan. :)
Круто ❤👍
Thank you!!
I’m sure you’ve touched on this before, but are the containers connected/bolted/welded to each other in any way?
Yes! Those videos can be found in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLf6VUWT4trtUK_Gs3_Igz-Sa8FVBWLIS8&si=060ht5XsjtDWNmE7 😊
@@PacificPinesRanch I love watching your journey. We’ll be self building a steel frame kit home, but want to build a container home for my mom on our property… watching you is incredibly inspiring
hey, I hope you're both doing well, where did you get the basic knowledge for welding work? You can read everything up but you need a master for the first jobs. I attended a 5-day training course to learn how to weld and how to handle the hardware :) btw great work you do
Thank you so much!! I am self taught :)
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Thank you so much!!
Hello from Kosovo, How many acres is your ranch?
We have a few acres :)
wow -- I'm glad that blonde hair is gone ... you look so much healthier now than back then ...lol
Thank you!! I actually really liked having blonde hair! It was fun experimenting :)
im here for the boooty
Here in Australia doing what you have done is a big NO NO as thay can only be made like that at the factory as a tepary dwelling
I've seen a ton of container builds in Australia
This is INCORRECT , I’m currently building a container house in Australia , exactly like this and it’s all been approved , check your facts first 😝
Now my review for you is a thumbs down for the simple fact again most of your videos have been on advertising the products that you were using throughout the whole entire video rather than building the property up that you’re doing we understand that this is how you make your money and that Your sponsorship is important. That’s understandable but to this video you wanna show us all over again not thinking that we’ve already watched these videos where you cut open the openings and reinforce the openings and how you did it and when you did it and why you did it we don’t wanna see that all over again if you’re running out of stuff too, show us just video doing what you’re doing then video and show us something. New stop showing us old stuff down.
I’ve never showed the entire process in one video. Also, this video is great for all of our newer viewers who haven’t seen this yet. We are currently working on several things at once, and building, filming, and editing takes time. Sometimes weeks of time. I’m constantly putting out new content for you all to enjoy and I particularly try to make the sponsored videos entertaining to watch as well. As I mentioned before, the sponsored videos are how I keep our content free to watch and how we make a living. If you’d like to stop seeing sponsored posts, you can donate to support our channel through the “thanks” tab. I appreciate the feedback and I will take what you said into consideration, but also try to understand I have to think about how to maintain and grow our channel and also manage our build at the same time.
@@PacificPinesRanch, I think that was their point. While we understand it is for monetary purposes (it's your income, after all!), it does feel like the videos now are just ads with redundant recaps mixed in. Yours is one of the most thoroughly documented container home builds on the internet, but I find myself not wanting to watch your videos anymore because I don't feel like I'm learning anything. They're not as educational as they were before, and that's sad to me. The "thirsty" thumbnail pictures are a HUGE turn off for me. You're married! Who are you trying to attract with that? I'm here for the AWESOME container build!! Don't need the leggings and sports bras. As a loyal subscriber, it feels, well, clickbaity. 😞
Naja,Wiederholung kann langweilig sein für so manchen Stammzuschauer. Mich hat es vor allem irritiert, denn ich wusste plötzlich nicht, wie weit seid Ihr denn jetzt ?
Ich werde mich in Geduld fassen. Ja ich bin auch schon bestimmt 2 Jahre dabei.
@@captainnapalm8207wow! Go tell that to the failed states/Countries who adopted communism! It’s always an epic failure! Everyone needs money. Everyone needs to make an income! To pay fir houding Food! To generate electricity! Its not free! money doesn’t grow on trees!
fast-forward their ads,! stop complaining! If you don’t like their content move on to a different channel.
This couple, has been working their butts off! Show them some respect.
I thoroughly applaud all their efforts.
Great job to this fearless couple! Kudos!
@@Nonsense62365 I think your communism comment is misplaced. Re-read my original reply.
I echoed what the original commenter said. I completely understand that this is their source of income, and understand the monetary aspect to their change in content. What I did intend to convey, however, is that I find this departure from their earlier content style to be rather disappointing. It's not what I subscribed for. I want to build my own shipping container home one day. Hence, I came here to learn. As a long-term subscriber, I find the sexualized thumbnail pictures repulsive, the nature of the sponsored ads distracting, and the constant recaps redundant. I don't want to sit and sift through an hour long video for 15 minutes worth of interesting content.
Again, I LOVE the @PacificPinesRanch channel!! I just don't like the new direction it's going.
I really enjoyed the video but I’m giving a thumbs down as well due to nothing in the video that relates to the, “CLICKBAIT” pic and the ending was annoying AF.
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