วีดีโอ

Thank you so much for this video, yours is easier to follow than the rest.

Thank you

Dude thank you so much, I was wondering how I could do this :)

"he thinks about his old books" nah he was thinking of mounting a wooden dildo do that.

Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique

Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique Enrique

What are the names of the 4 volume books 📚?

name 7?

What a gentleman

Great work.

Great video. Nicely done. I started with a 2x4 - th-cam.com/video/EJkh5FhuCE4/w-d-xo.html

Isaac Harrison

Muito bacana. Gosto muito desses mecanismos. Parabéns pelo vídeo.

Um mecanismo e tanto, parabéns.

love it :) thank you :)

This gentleman is very inspiring. glad I found this.

Those models are wonderful. I wish the video were longer and showed more of these mechanisms.

That's funny you actually kept count of how many buckets (10 gallons each)..8, 100 holy crap! I've been removing excess gravel out of my 300 sq. ft. crawl space so i can be able to crawl under the duct work, and I decided not to keep count..but I think I've done about 40 buckets so far..I been dumping it behind my garage and when I'm done, I dump 2 full buckets into a wheel barrow and than dump it. I'll contact some kind of construction company to come scoop it out of my driveway after I wheel barrow it out, which I think would be about 20 - 30 wheel barrow trips, sure not easy. I don't know why the guy that built the addition decided to put any gravel at all inside the crawlspace, when it got wet (and it did) from seepage and or hydrostatic pressure, I don't think it had any benefit to moisture problems. Seems that the best fill would be stuff that is absorbant, such as peat moss, maybe mix it with some lime powder, since mine was overfilled, I am shooting at getting it level with the ground outside so I don't get issues with flooding. I already had one corner of it effected by poor land grading which I've worked on a bit too. Anyway, wanting a to convert a crawlspace into a basement so badly that you'd dig it out manually, all one can say is "wow"..and hope you eventually are happy with how the project went and it didn't end up with seepage issues. I understand why a basement is better than a crawlspace but if it is already built one way I think it would be more economical to move.

A great guy and wonderful gadgets!

would like to have the plans for making these :o)

old people rock

nice! I'm sure many people miss Mr Newton who passed away last year at the age of 95.

What interesting gentleman. Would love to see his workshop!

Enjoyed watching 👍

VERY GOOD!!

were's part 2?

I live in Raleigh, are any of your projects in the Durham museum?

I could watch machines like this all day

Do you have a plan for this?

Very good

Our company has aii kinds of woodern machine.Pleasse contact me

very good job

very cool thanks for posting

Most mechanically inclined people like a challenge. Heres a challenge for the poster of this video and George Newton, and anyone who thinks they can do it. DESIGN a simple Water Ram Pump that can be placed at the "Point of use" instead of being placed at the bottom of the ram pipe. IN other words, the ram pump would be located many meters above the source of water. NOTE: I know it can be done - I have designed it. I just want to know if anyone else is capable of this type of design. NOTE #2: this is not "Fishing" for a great idea to commercialize. You can be sure of that because the market for RAM PUMPS is so small it is difficult to find even one customer to buy one!

Do you have a book on how to do this? I'm starting my crawlspace to basement project. Over 11,000 5 gallon buckets, O boy!

Great to see what a problem solving mind can come up with. I could just sit there all day cranking the handles and watching the varied motions. Thanks so much for sharing.

Very nice my friend

Thanks for this post. I was looking for some ideas for wooden tools in my small shop, and now I found it. Very clever

good job John, Thanks for the books also

Good to see that You did it porperly with real supporting under the walls, othevise one are asking for problems in future if the walls did not get proper support on both sides the whole way around.

I want to dig out my basement for my dad and create an apartment in the basement for him. I too have brick walls but I don't know where to begin. It looks like you are doing a fantastic dig out 5 stars.

Interesting mechanisms and a great job. Thank you

marvelous

nice very nice

Wow John -- that's tremendous amount of work you did there. You are a genius. 8100 buckets -- that'a lot. You are indeed a hard worker and know what you doing. If you are in the chicago area, please let me know -- would like your expertise on the crawl space I have. Want to convert it into a home theater. Thank you

Wow! Thanks for the inspiration....my crawl space needs help and your video has given me hope. You are a hard worker. Also I have an abandoned well that a previous home owner filled in with dirt, bottles and cans. I have been excavating my well, like you, one five gallon bucket at a time. Most people don't understand why I want to save this well but I want it for my garden. Thanks.

im going threw the same process now at my house.. not fun to do all alone lol

awesome looking contraptions

Too much shade on the panels. I would cut down trees if I had too. Any shade or clouds drastically reduces output. Even aircraft chem trails have a negative affect. I use 1920 watts of panel to power one submersible well pump, The pump uses about 1,000 watts constantly and I run it 6-8 hours a day, pumping ten gallons a minute. It supplies all the water for two homes and I flood my garden areas constantly!