the reason why i love codys videos so much, is because you can really feel the passion to science, knowledge and in general small projects, that give us a lot of insight to a given subject!. for instance i would never have guessed that i was interested in bees, lol. keep it up cody, cause even through a screen we can feel the love:D
I'm 26, I just bought the HTC vive, first game i tried to play was ViveCraft.. (Minecraft on the vive) I also instantly thought, Minecraft silverfish.. Am I 7? You just don't know how to have fun :(
You guys always go for it when working on equipment and I love it. That's exactly what I would have done to ensure (hopefully) that I had use of that compressor for a long time!
Hi Cody! You are wise to keep the cows out of your mine. Here in Scotland they are talking about opening a new goldmine at Tyndrum. They say that it will bring in a 200 million pound windfall for the village. The cows have already made a legal representation to be allowed free access to the mine. They have also bought up every pick axe, shovel and wheelbarrow in the area.
Cody, I just wanted to say thank you for making your videos. I recently went through a breakup and lost my apartment, my job, and basically my entire life because of the way the break up went. Your videos have been keeping me sane, and I really appreciate how polite and sincere you seem. I know if I would run into you on the street, you'd be one of the easiest people to talk to. Thanks for being awesome Cody, and I wish I could have a mine myself. It would be nice to escape to somewhere like that for awhile. Thanks again man.
Wow, that's awesome! Mining has a special place in my heart, especially copper mining, as I'm from Arizona. One thing that a lot of mines have, that I think is really cool, is a (usually) narrow gauge railway system to help haul heavier loads out of the tunnels. Ever thought about laying out something like that? If so, I suggest a 2 foot track gauge, as those seem to be the most popular gauge for narrow gauge railways, and you could easily build or rent a small 2 foot gauge locomotive (they have 2 footers all over Maine, mostly steam locomotives, but some diesels, too), and making the cars are easy, as all you need is really the wheels, a frame for the wheels, and a box made of either wood or metal on top of it. At my local railroad museum, we have a mining locomotive, so I do have some idea of what I'm talking about. Not much, but some...
I'm happy with any length of episode, and appreciate all the content you work to produce. I love the work video montages. Always nice to see and old machine being restored back to working condition.
Hey Cody! A easy way for blasting multiple charges is the use of a pegboard. Basically a slab of wood with nails/screws in it for each charge or string of charges (neutral), and a "wand" which is your positive, a piece of wood with another nail or screw at the end. Easiest way to do it: Battery Negitive -> Pins for explosive Negative wire. Battery positive -> Saftey cutout switch (and an LED for visual conformation) -> "wand". When ready to fire: Engage system with switch, slide wand down the pegs to trigger each string. You can always touch one at a time, or like I said, slide down the column of pegs for a quick, sequential blast. You don't have to worry about the variances and unreliability of pyrotechnic fuses. Throw that setup in a project box with some simple quick connect terminals for each string, and it will be the best blasting controller you will have! You can even run the system off of some internal batteries, 4 9v alkaline should do the trick (2 sets in parallel each with 2 in series, giving you 18V with decently high current). Blasting in your mine is my absolute favorite part of your series, and would LOVE to see some sequential blasts using a setup like the one mentioned above, especially with those new 2"+ holes and AN based charges! Maybe I'll make one and send it to you!
I like episodes to be exactly as long as what you have to say or show that is interesting. 2 minutes or 1 hour and 58, it's all good if it's interesting. This seemed fine to me.
this is my absolute favorite series on youtube!! anytime i get the notification i stop what im doing and watch your videos. thank you so much and keep up the fantastic work!
I honestly dont know why, but your channel is slowly becoming my favorite. You make beekeeping, mining, and chemistry amazing and interesting, and every time I see a new video I clear my slate. Keep it up!
Its invaluable for people to see you fixing things, Cody. Everyone should understand that if you want to do awesome things like we see you do, you're gonna spend a lot of time fixing your stuff!
NOOOOO WE LOVE THE LONG EPISODES!!!!!!! its my favorite party of my morning coffee, your so lucky to live where you do, and have so many projects to keep you busy, i wish i could get away and live like you do, keep the great videos coming!!
you should look into how to use your air compressor to shotcrete the walls. it's extremely durable and stable, fast to apply, and will give you a semi natural look. it uses the same effect as freezing rain in that as it impacts the surface, all the air is driven out and it gets super hard
+Dimmit Holmes but he's not doing this FOR us, he's just doing it and then spending a little bit of effort to record it. I mean he was gonna do this, whether he had a TH-cam channel or not
Cody- love the videos. Just an FYI: I wanna see some more in-depth on the engine rebuild. I'm a gear head, so that's my personal input on this. You gonna spray the engine with a new coat of paint when you're done sealing it back up?
Cody! My name is also Cody, and I love your channel, just wanted to give you major props for mixing your cement *before* putting it around your posts. I have done masonry for 7 years and my family has done it for 3 generations before myself. mixing before you put it in the post is far far more effective. easily believable it took that much concrete. Holes like that always take up much more than you think. Any time you have masonry related questions (if you ever have them) I would be glad to be of assistance!
Cody, You truly are an amazing man! You are a genius with science things and you are also mechanically inclined Your fiance is truly blessed to have you in her life. I think that if something bad happens like the end of the world that you two would survive.
it actually is much better seeing a ton of short episodes than a few long ones. and Cody's mine has to be one of my favorite parts to this channel. keep it up! :D
Cody, a good DIY for the compressor... Make a "shooting board" to surface that block, and the bottom of the head, before you replace the head. Use a piece of countertop, that is bigger than the surface area of the top of the block. Glue sandpaper to the counter surface, not the wood. Spray the block with WD40, lay the shooting board on it, then just slide it around. Do that once, with little to no down-pressure, and you'll see whether you have high and low spots or not. If it needs surfaced, you can still use the same board to do the work. Just spin the board end-for-end, a few times, and keep even pressure all over, to be sure you are keeping it all even. Reason for countertop cutoff piece... You can get cutoffs, pretty cheap, or free. They are generally perfectly flat, if your cutoff is from the field of the counter, and not near the edges.
I saw that but in the previous videos ive seen its mostly been you by yourself and occasionaly someone else would hold thr camera so i was just wondering
cody im a new sub and i love everything you create /do you teach me so much and i cant wait for the next video. now im off to beng another one of your playlists!
When you grow up on a ranch like that, you generally know mechanics. And if you watch the dozer video, Cody & his father have shown themselves to be quite capable with machines.
That air compressor is basically just a big engine driving some mechanical pumps that create air pressure which well, moves the air! Or compresses it, depending on what you set it to do, you can make a mini air pump with a small 12 volt DC motor and some rubber.
Starting from the beginning is always a good idea, but starting anywhere (safely) is more important. I think you found that. Where you go from here is up to you mate. I ended up with bees' :O.
Cody your channel is coming along just nicely. i remember when i subscribed at around 130,000 subscribers. now look at you. keep up the good work. dont forget to put effort into your videos, it definitely improves the viewer experience.plus it will help you in the long run.
So I just did find your channel today Cody and have had lots of fun with all the metal refining and especially the mine shaft videos just finished all of them. I will definitely be subbing cant wait to see what's next.
I like your variety in intros. I dont think i ever have seen a youtuber that actively introduces different introductions into the videos. I also like the themes. ++++++Kudos
Is there anything Cody can't do? Fixing engines, bee-keeping, mining, chemistry, geology, farming... he should never have trouble finding work
the reason why i love codys videos so much, is because you can really feel the passion to science, knowledge and in general small projects, that give us a lot of insight to a given subject!. for instance i would never have guessed that i was interested in bees, lol. keep it up cody, cause even through a screen we can feel the love:D
not to mention the commitment and all the hard work he puts into all of his projects :D
You're 12, aren't you?
+Garrett Millard Why does his age matter?
+Garrett Millard Why does It concern you what age he is?
+Garrett Millard You're 13 aren't you
Welcome to the comments, where every 7 year old yells about Minecraft silverfish.
arent you too??
+Jan Niklas Busch Nah, I user to play Minecraft. but now I see every video that has a noise from it has a comment section full of 7yo kids
Because the 7 year olds are the most annoying ones
I'm 26, I just bought the HTC vive, first game i tried to play was ViveCraft.. (Minecraft on the vive) I also instantly thought, Minecraft silverfish.. Am I 7? You just don't know how to have fun :(
your comment almost has a full stack of likes :P
Cody is the definition of a hardworker
True
For real
Mr.Beast!!!
yo wassup MrBleach? XD
I'd hire him
Keep the cougars out? dont forget about the gold diggers
hahaha
i laughed when this comment was made 5 years ago. im rewatching this series and that joke still got a vocal laugh
@@gunterandersson best series out ever
@@TheyCallMeSean for sure man Its either this one or precious metal refining series for me
If you use an iron door you can use a button or pressure plate to open it.
No,shut up
Fuck off
or if he was to grading a ruby to dust he could use a redstone torch to open the door
Genius :P
Or you can stand and hope that the zombie would spawn in the cave and would come and break the door
That new intro, it's a Cody Slab!
😂😂😂😂
+RedstoneJohn it's a slab of stone lol, but I see what you did there
Guess so. -.-
Clever xP
Why are you down here! Up you go!
You guys always go for it when working on equipment and I love it. That's exactly what I would have done to ensure (hopefully) that I had use of that compressor for a long time!
Hi Cody! You are wise to keep the cows out of your mine.
Here in Scotland they are talking about opening a new goldmine at Tyndrum.
They say that it will bring in a 200 million pound windfall for the village.
The cows have already made a legal representation to be allowed free access to the mine. They have also bought up every pick axe, shovel and wheelbarrow in the area.
Always enjoy your videos, from the bees to the chemistry to engine repairs with your Dad!
I cant wait for the episode where you find an old DeLorean in there...
Yes
I love this series so much, there's nothing else like it on TH-cam! Please keep making these videos Cody, I enjoy watching the mining stuff so much!
Why would you want to keep the Cougars out? I'm sure they would give you a good time if you paid them enough.
cougars would pay his way...
+Girish Manjunath your an idiot
you´re
you´re
+feminists did 9/11 oh because spelling really matters on TH-cam
Cody, I just wanted to say thank you for making your videos. I recently went through a breakup and lost my apartment, my job, and basically my entire life because of the way the break up went. Your videos have been keeping me sane, and I really appreciate how polite and sincere you seem. I know if I would run into you on the street, you'd be one of the easiest people to talk to. Thanks for being awesome Cody, and I wish I could have a mine myself. It would be nice to escape to somewhere like that for awhile. Thanks again man.
Why does Cody always type gullible in the description of all his videos ?
I'm dead
Almost dude, almost
Wow! he totally does! what is this?!
+Cody'sLab Goddammit Cody...
+Cody'sLab lol
Absolutely love the mine episodes cody! Keep up the great work!!
haircut aknowledged
You may actually be the first to mention it.
Wow, that's awesome! Mining has a special place in my heart, especially copper mining, as I'm from Arizona. One thing that a lot of mines have, that I think is really cool, is a (usually) narrow gauge railway system to help haul heavier loads out of the tunnels. Ever thought about laying out something like that? If so, I suggest a 2 foot track gauge, as those seem to be the most popular gauge for narrow gauge railways, and you could easily build or rent a small 2 foot gauge locomotive (they have 2 footers all over Maine, mostly steam locomotives, but some diesels, too), and making the cars are easy, as all you need is really the wheels, a frame for the wheels, and a box made of either wood or metal on top of it. At my local railroad museum, we have a mining locomotive, so I do have some idea of what I'm talking about. Not much, but some...
If you like it then you should've put a door on it
I just knew someone would say that.
***** I try lol
+Cody'sLab where did you learn to do all this amazing stuff?
I'm happy with any length of episode, and appreciate all the content you work to produce. I love the work video montages. Always nice to see and old machine being restored back to working condition.
nice intro, I really like the topic specific ones :)
Haha so casual about the door keeping cougars out!! Great video Cody
this guy is 9001% trying to survive the apocalypse.
Saunterblugget Hampterfuppinshire ITS OVER 9000!!!
Hey Cody! A easy way for blasting multiple charges is the use of a pegboard. Basically a slab of wood with nails/screws in it for each charge or string of charges (neutral), and a "wand" which is your positive, a piece of wood with another nail or screw at the end. Easiest way to do it: Battery Negitive -> Pins for explosive Negative wire. Battery positive -> Saftey cutout switch (and an LED for visual conformation) -> "wand". When ready to fire: Engage system with switch, slide wand down the pegs to trigger each string. You can always touch one at a time, or like I said, slide down the column of pegs for a quick, sequential blast. You don't have to worry about the variances and unreliability of pyrotechnic fuses. Throw that setup in a project box with some simple quick connect terminals for each string, and it will be the best blasting controller you will have! You can even run the system off of some internal batteries, 4 9v alkaline should do the trick (2 sets in parallel each with 2 in series, giving you 18V with decently high current). Blasting in your mine is my absolute favorite part of your series, and would LOVE to see some sequential blasts using a setup like the one mentioned above, especially with those new 2"+ holes and AN based charges! Maybe I'll make one and send it to you!
I like episodes to be exactly as long as what you have to say or show that is interesting. 2 minutes or 1 hour and 58, it's all good if it's interesting. This seemed fine to me.
this is my absolute favorite series on youtube!! anytime i get the notification i stop what im doing and watch your videos. thank you so much and keep up the fantastic work!
Awesome!!!!
The legend goes that if you are early Cody will react to your comment.
+Lars van Wijgerden you have to ask a question
+AWESOME33302 ah well too bad
React? Surely you mean respond?
+Razew actually meant reply
I honestly dont know why, but your channel is slowly becoming my favorite. You make beekeeping, mining, and chemistry amazing and interesting, and every time I see a new video I clear my slate. Keep it up!
I love this shit.
thats right
Nice reply to ur own comment bro. Skrub.
thx
I love the videos of you working on equipment. The time lapse is great. I really like the explanation after the time lapse as well.
1:50 You are a geologist, don't ever call it cement. You know better! ;) Nice vid
If I called it portlandite no one would know what I am talking about! lol
***** I would
Portland clinkers made the best concrete.
I'll agree with anything.
+TheMontanaDave Again, you would but others wouldn't.
Its invaluable for people to see you fixing things, Cody. Everyone should understand that if you want to do awesome things like we see you do, you're gonna spend a lot of time fixing your stuff!
I guess im one of those who prefer longer episodes
same
Same
NOOOOO WE LOVE THE LONG EPISODES!!!!!!! its my favorite party of my morning coffee, your so lucky to live where you do, and have so many projects to keep you busy, i wish i could get away and live like you do, keep the great videos coming!!
you should look into how to use your air compressor to shotcrete the walls. it's extremely durable and stable, fast to apply, and will give you a semi natural look. it uses the same effect as freezing rain in that as it impacts the surface, all the air is driven out and it gets super hard
Found your mine series and watched it completely through, love all the insight
Why do you want to keep out hot middle aged women out of your mine?
Lol i thought the same thing
If you are as famous as Cody you want a place were you can retreat from all your groupies. He also has a girlfriend so...
+Mantani Mantaniri i thought they already married
+Mantani Mantaniri he no longer has a girlfriend Cody's getting married
I'm very sad right now and this comment just made me laugh..thank you
nahh man i love the longer episodes, i love watching you work on the mine and seeing it come together piece by piece
Cody I've got a nice intro idea for you: spread a honey on the rock or beehive in the shape of letters (CODY'S LAB) and let bees seat on it ;)
I think he already did something like that.
waste of honey...
not a waste, the bees would store it and deposit it back into the hive. that's what bees do with honey outside of their hive.
He already did that.
+Lúthien what video
Great series Cody! It's nice to see how hard work can pay off! This whole project looks like fun :)
Keep on the awesome work!
that big shovel shakes a lil bit at 2:56... creepy
Is it shaking or is the camera ;)
+Dimmit Holmes but he's not doing this FOR us, he's just doing it and then spending a little bit of effort to record it. I mean he was gonna do this, whether he had a TH-cam channel or not
Haha Cody talks to us about the air compressor as if everyone knows how it works
You are my favourite youtuber Cody, your videos are so informative and peaceful!
0:49 Is that the minecraft silverfish sound? Or is that the sound they make?
+Cody'sLab
minecraft sound
***** Haha! Thanks for answering my comment.
making the door hinge on the top was a very good idea!
Cody- love the videos.
Just an FYI: I wanna see some more in-depth on the engine rebuild. I'm a gear head, so that's my personal input on this.
You gonna spray the engine with a new coat of paint when you're done sealing it back up?
Not sure If I'll go that far, I kinda need the compressor to run the sand blaster. lol
+Cody'sLab You could always go to AutoZone and get a couple cans of Airplane Remover to take the paint off
Cody! My name is also Cody, and I love your channel, just wanted to give you major props for mixing your cement *before* putting it around your posts. I have done masonry for 7 years and my family has done it for 3 generations before myself. mixing before you put it in the post is far far more effective. easily believable it took that much concrete. Holes like that always take up much more than you think. Any time you have masonry related questions (if you ever have them) I would be glad to be of assistance!
was that a silverfish at 0:51
yup and he put the minecraft silverfish sounds to it lol
yup lol.
lol
Cody, You truly are an amazing man! You are a genius with science things and you are also mechanically inclined Your fiance is truly blessed to have you in her life. I think that if something bad happens like the end of the world that you two would survive.
on a scale of 1 to 10 how much work was this mine.
7 probably
I'd say about a 2-3 because cody is a man. I bet his penis had a lot of fun!
+Easy HowtoVids (TruckDriver47) that was a little bit gay
GTB_Greedy
Yeah?
-.-
Love seeing the quality of your videos improving. Can't wait to see what the rest of this year brings.
Why the torax of the bees are different, some has completely black, and some half black half "empty"?
Same reason some dogs are dark and others are light.
Thanks ^^
it actually is much better seeing a ton of short episodes than a few long ones. and Cody's mine has to be one of my favorite parts to this channel. keep it up! :D
0:50 silverfish :D
... You fanboy
6:00 bees
Not all that amazing when you step back and look at it.
exactly the same sound is used in Minecraft.
+Kiwonza P. (“Kiwi”) because we can see bees anytime -_-
Hisoka - sama A lot of people can also see silverfish frequently; they're just pests that like to be near water.
Thanks for the upload Cody. Really appreciate it.
This series is like crack. I *need* my fix.
I just sat here and all your mining videos. I can't wait for the next one 👍
It says "gullible" in the description.
"When you try your best but you don't get any attention"
holy shit it actually says gullible. Well played, sir.
An Abalone Named Tony Nice.
Cody, a good DIY for the compressor... Make a "shooting board" to surface that block, and the bottom of the head, before you replace the head. Use a piece of countertop, that is bigger than the surface area of the top of the block. Glue sandpaper to the counter surface, not the wood. Spray the block with WD40, lay the shooting board on it, then just slide it around. Do that once, with little to no down-pressure, and you'll see whether you have high and low spots or not. If it needs surfaced, you can still use the same board to do the work. Just spin the board end-for-end, a few times, and keep even pressure all over, to be sure you are keeping it all even. Reason for countertop cutoff piece... You can get cutoffs, pretty cheap, or free. They are generally perfectly flat, if your cutoff is from the field of the counter, and not near the edges.
do you do most of this stuff by yourself or do you get help
you can see in the time lapse my dad coming over to chat and give me advice.
I saw that but in the previous videos ive seen its mostly been you by yourself and occasionaly someone else would hold thr camera so i was just wondering
cody im a new sub and i love everything you create /do you teach me so much and i cant wait for the next video. now im off to beng another one of your playlists!
lol did you use minecraft silverfish sounds
yes
I stumbled upon one of the mine videos then watched all of those, really great! Keep 'em coming!
did you ever sleep in the mine?
yes
Lol
That's kind of fucking awesome actually.
new to the series then? earlier in this very series he sleeps in it with his girlfriend.
really like the time lapse videos! enjoy seeing you fix machines hope too see a series of you fixing machines!
How does he just randomly know how to repair air compressors...
......cause cody.
Knowledge like that is more widely available than ever before.
When you grow up on a ranch like that, you generally know mechanics. And if you watch the dozer video, Cody & his father have shown themselves to be quite capable with machines.
That air compressor is basically just a big engine driving some mechanical pumps that create air pressure which well, moves the air! Or compresses it, depending on what you set it to do, you can make a mini air pump with a small 12 volt DC motor and some rubber.
Engines are extremely simple most people who have some mechanical experience can rebuild one. I've rebuilt 5 and I'm 17
much respect cody, you exhibit lots of self reliance & industriousness like has not been common for several generations.
cody, what are the holes above the entrance at 1:25. are they bird holes?
Rodent.
Expanding foam.
Do more of the mine videos please
This guy is a real scientist and engineer. He learns everything he can, just to do it. Amazing
Are there any similar series that someone could recommend, preferably completed?
check out jeff williams
Thanks.
+Cody'sLab hi Cody I love this and I am inspired by you but I don't have the time seeing as I have school
Rogue Sierra dzx🌚🌚🌚
Nerf man produchain Npb huh?
^
10/10 most eloquent reply ever.
-IGN
Love the mine videos. Keep them coming. Can't wait to see how it turns out.
1 min since upload.
100 views.
gg your famous cody.
Good update Cody, Really digging the mine.
I am new here should i have watched the others first
Oh yes, you should, hell, watch every video in this channel.
Pure quality content in Cody's channel.
u should watch all of them! its really good content
Start from the beginning haha I just got here
Starting from the beginning is always a good idea, but starting anywhere (safely) is more important. I think you found that. Where you go from here is up to you mate. I ended up with bees' :O.
"You've got a little metal-on-metal action here..."
hmmm kinky........... lol!
why did 4202 people un sub?
TH-cam deleted a lot of inactive subs. So Pewdiepie lost 600k
Alec Mileman ahhh k ty
periodic sub cleans removing inactive accounts
No its not an inactive subs removal program its a bug in youtube that removes inactive AND active subs its really wierd and annoying for the utuber
Max Hammerum i lost 2 subs feels bad man
Love your videos, Cody! Long or short is fine, just keep-em coming. Can't wait to see what you and your dad do with that dozer!
You and AvE are my 2 favorite youtubers! I always look forward to any length of video you post!
Brave man Cody...first concern is cows in the mine...second concern is cougars! Great job!
I never get tired of your videos.
Are you kidding me Cody? I just discovered and binge watched this series TONIGHT, and you upload a new one!? Subscribed.
Cody's Mine is the best series.
nice awesome my friend . happy I found your channel. keep em coming
This is my favorite series of yours
omg he has Silverfish in his Minecraft Cave
This is real life,shut up
+Azka '02 McGamerson no, you shut up. what's your point with that? we know it's real life. silverfish is a real animal...
+Hisoka - sama not animal, insect.
Insects are animals.
+AfroJumper technically, but if you saw an insect, would you say, "Look, an animal!" Or, "Look, a bug!"?
It's nice to see someone normal for a change.
I am loving this series!
im soooooo glad that you put so many videos out there fun to watch
I love this!! Please keep us updated! Very interested!
Love the mine and the bees Cody. Keep it up.
I haven't played MC in a while. That sound brought me a lot of good memories :D
Great video!
0:50 OMG lol you used the Minecraft silverfish sound effects xD I love your channel.
Hi Cody,
Well done on the protection of the mine and the I am sure coming successful part rebuild go the compressor.
Cody your channel is coming along just nicely. i remember when i subscribed at around 130,000 subscribers. now look at you. keep up the good work. dont forget to put effort into your videos, it definitely improves the viewer experience.plus it will help you in the long run.
Im os hyped for the continuation of the series, I love your channel and I love science!
I really like the thought you put in the door.
love the machine repair videos also the mining series is amazing keep it up and i think this might be the best youtube channel ive seen in awhile !!
cody, i love your channel and your videos. bean watching for about a year now, and love every bit of it.
So I just did find your channel today Cody and have had lots of fun with all the metal refining and especially the mine shaft videos just finished all of them. I will definitely be subbing cant wait to see what's next.
I like your variety in intros. I dont think i ever have seen a youtuber that actively introduces different introductions into the videos. I also like the themes. ++++++Kudos
Would love to see more of your Compressor, Thanks Cody. Great videos. My favourite are the MINE ones as I suspect you could of guessed :)