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Nice review. What was the circuit breaker size required to provide electric power to your hybrid heat pump water heater?

Your video was well thought out and well explained/executed. I just started trying to spray with an hvlp sprayer and have had a months worth of troubleshooting. My last mini in-line filter was choking my system brand new out of the box so it took me awhile to realize what was wrong. So I removed it and it solved my pressure problem but now I have awful craters that appear (maybe fisheyes) in my paint film. So I assume it’s because of not running a filter. So I bought harbor freight’s newer version by Merlin and of course the inlet and outlet are much larger than any 3/8 hose fitting which I don’t understand because this is a 3/8 filter combo. I suppose I have to go and pick out some reducer connectors or something in the morning. Has anyone else experienced this? Just seems really weird to me. Anyway I was just digging around for some information and came across your video and although it didn’t answer what I was searching for, it was a great informative explanation and demonstration of the benefits of a filter setup.

Great explanation

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Excellent info and tips!

Is there a link to this in English?

may i get ur Instagram bro, i want to ask u something, its about my school project, i hope u respond my comment

Is the only water filter the desiccant or do the other traps also get the majority of the water out before the desiccant trap sees it. I have a 60gallon air compressor and it produces a lot of condensate. It would fill those traps pretty quick. I can drain the tank and still get visible water vapor coming out of the hose.

Since the blade is 14" can this type of saw cut a 12" x 12" x 1/4 sheet of steel in half?

😅😅😅cool .but as a carpenter master i must say you need only a nail gun. 75mm nails and boards 1"x5".

You covered everything in your garage but your car! 😂

Is it a smaller than 14 inch blade on the saw with an aluminum cutting blade?

Hybrid water heaters SUCK! Period. I have one as a test model in my own home and am a licensed professional at the highest levels with 25 years of experience. There is little difference between brands with build quality. The heat pumps run nearly constantly in hybrid or especially efficiency mode, they burn out, coils ice over and are just generally buggy (don't heat the tank all the way through. I have an 80 gallon in a basement that is always, year-round between 55 and 65 degrees. Well within the operational temps stated by the manufacturer. In efficiency mode it takes 24 hours to heat through from cold, in hybrid mode it takes 12 and straight electric mode electric takes 5-6 hours. I get calls and complaints from owners all the time and there is literally nothing I can do because there is no error code and nor real serviceable parts in the compressor unless you're an AC/R tech, which pretty much no plumber is. So, the manufacturer will give you a new water heater after a good fight, but you will be on the hook for its installation. Gas operated on demand systems are just as efficient if not more so and can actually be fixed if they break and produce endless hot water at 5-6 GPM. Hybrid water heaters are expensive JUNK pushed by the green douche's simply because its electric and that way they can have a single fuel "pipeline" that can at some point, be controlled/regulated and it's not the bad...bad fossil fuel. If you have ANY OTHER OPTION, do that because otherwise I promise well before the factory warrantee is up, you will be getting the dreaded error code for a failed compressor. Yes, some people have no problems and if that's you great, save your breath because you are the minority I have installed literally a few thousand of these now over a decade or more, all brands all sizes and I am here to tell you that 2-3 of every 10 we install fail in the first 3 years. So, 20% to 30% failure rate from the factory. Why am I so mad? Because customers associate these failures with my work, even if they picked the water heater, it must be something we did wrong with the installation, or we must have damaged it when bringing it in. Ect. I have some customers on their 3rd hybrid water heater in 4 years and they appreciate me coming out to help about as much as one appreciates his dentist during a root canal. This is just another example of the green new government working with, schilling for, the manufacture and release to the public of an inferior product in the name of efficiency, that is actually less efficient and cost more to own than most on demand gas water heaters. Oh, but you're saving the planet with electricity from a coal, or co-generated power plant, or solar where large swaths of land were clear cut for panels. Its BS and the consumer is lead down the primrose path by the promise of efficiency and "savings". Don't believe it.... you're getting screwed. And yeah....I tell all customers this stuff up front now, so they can't blame me when 3 years later their paying me to do a warranty swap and wrangle the manufacturer to honor their warrantee.

Indian styled house with flat roofs

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I've lived all over the world, I can only find voices like this in America.

Can I ask where you bought this system? Thanks

lol Next time put the camera on top of the teleprompter.

Hi Brad!

That’s awesome, is that polyurethane only?

I wish I had a pool..

Why not dry the air before it goes into the tank?

I use makita 14 " Cut off. But all my pipe are not cutting straight. Can you tell why?

Quality abrasive blades are worth it. Much higher production and minimal burr. Here in Australia I use PFERD 350mm x 2.8mm x 25.4mm for up to 5mm thick sections and get a lot of life from a blade. Cut pressure and surface velocity matter a lot. The blade needs high surface velocity to work. If the rpms drop, pause for a tiny moment and it makes a huge difference. A worn down blade also has less surface velocity and can compromise cut speed and quality.

You really helped me out, thanks

Great video but i was thinking about welding penetration, Im not a professional but i weld alot and you do get enough penetration if you can burn through the material just adjust with power and speed right? no need to start/stop. Only time i do this technique is when the material is very thin and you have too much power

Trash compressor its gone pumping oil

Your beating a dead horse

The desicant has residue on it it can get buy the filter

Splitting those Ibeams for Ts... you didnt have severly bent Ts?

Poorly installed. 😬

Like is work

that Milwaukee saw is $220 now

Cheap and effective, my kinda fun!

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Great video.Thanks

60%duty cycle at 200a good enough for whom is purchased

Just found your channel. I realize I am a little late to the party but, would it be a good idea to put a diagonal brace to keep the legs from racking?

Supporting communist China I see.

I just got mine and it didn’t come with the lift tig gun and made sure I read everything before I ordered it and the only thing that it said that wasn’t included was a spool gun did yours come with the lift tig feature?

This is super helpful. Thank you!

Looks great! keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing it completed.

I just purchased the 200TP good 190 shipped. This video gave me the confidence needed to not feel bad about the purchase😂 I'm just a hobbyist so this should do wonders for me

Great video, thank you sir!

I have no idea how this works or what it does exactly (not my area of expertise)... I actually stumbled across this by accident, looking for a video on fabricating a water storage tank... But could you possibly route the gas line down underground to an indirect burner in a chamber with a "heat" pipe going from that chamber to the under side of the tank? Then you could use the gas to run the burner, which would heat the tank and eliminate any excess gas being let out into the atmosphere.. And it could run non-stop.. Just a thought.. Ignore if it doesn't make sense.. lol

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Nice idea. Not sure why you keep saying you made, i added, etc. and then seeing some other guy making the thing and filling it. Would have been nice seeing some footage of you making it.

Nice work.

Aluminum?

Excellent project and result, thanks for the video. Can I ask the name of the waterproofing additive ?