I'll be your first comment. 1. Thanks for not adding some lame homesteader intro to the video. 2. Good cost effective choices. 3. No bs - thanks for not wasting my time with your opinions on everything. 4. Great job keeping everything POV (my point of view) as you completed each task. Note: Our brains cannot tell the difference, if we complete a task or it is completed for us in our POV, our brain rewards the accomplishment. The only thing I think I may have done differently is: 1. Drill the holes for the exterior wires in a different spot, using rubber grommets according to the wire size to waterproof. > This way it may not challenge the seal on the lid. However, it would add another step if wiring was changed or repaired in the future. 2. I would mount the hardware inside the unit without drilling new holes. 3. Add pigtails to the wires on the exterior so they can be removed or have a "breakway" feature, accidents happen... lol. If you're wearing an Eddie Bauer flannel... I have the same one. :)
Love your voice.. smooth indepth tutorial..thank you..I'm on a budget, live in RV..i have coyotes, rabbits, foxes and rattlesnakes on my lot..and they drive my cat and dog nuts at night!! Snake has already tried to get in..I know shock works on them because I used my dads cattle prod while camping and zapped a curious rattler who got too close to my tent..he bolted and never returned..lol
Great looking build!
I'll be your first comment.
1. Thanks for not adding some lame homesteader intro to the video.
2. Good cost effective choices.
3. No bs - thanks for not wasting my time with your opinions on everything.
4. Great job keeping everything POV (my point of view) as you completed each task.
Note: Our brains cannot tell the difference, if we complete a task or it is completed for us in our POV, our brain rewards the accomplishment.
The only thing I think I may have done differently is:
1. Drill the holes for the exterior wires in a different spot, using rubber grommets according to the wire size to waterproof.
> This way it may not challenge the seal on the lid. However, it would add another step if wiring was changed or repaired in the future.
2. I would mount the hardware inside the unit without drilling new holes.
3. Add pigtails to the wires on the exterior so they can be removed or have a "breakway" feature, accidents happen... lol.
If you're wearing an Eddie Bauer flannel... I have the same one. :)
Love your voice.. smooth indepth tutorial..thank you..I'm on a budget, live in RV..i have coyotes, rabbits, foxes and rattlesnakes on my lot..and they drive my cat and dog nuts at night!! Snake has already tried to get in..I know shock works on them because I used my dads cattle prod while camping and zapped a curious rattler who got too close to my tent..he bolted and never returned..lol
Thanks for posting, this is super helpful.