I've never been so happy to see someone open boxes of gifts, so glad you have the support of your community and I can't wait to see what you'll do with it all. You rock JME!
Hi from New Zealand I envy your hippie lifestyle liveing of the grid. I hope you and your family get well soon. I liked your trampoline house you built I signed the book love the secret room trampoline looks a bit scary after 10 years of no use but still looks ok. I cant wait to see you finish your house. I live the hippie lifestyle too liveing off the grid. I like your happy go lucky lifestyle you have and your attitude towards life. keep acting young dont grow up and look after your adorable wife and kids. You all look very healthy despite being under the weather. Good luck with your projects if you are like me there will always be lots to do . I will be watching lol. PS you should get your self a ham radio for emergency's and weather forecasts or a GPS emergency beacon. GRAT SOLAR POWERD BOAT BUY THE WAY. LOTS OF LOVE FROM KIWI LAND HERE IN NEW ZEALAND.😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
THAT WAS THE BEST UN-BOXNG VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN - LOVE IT - A Zillion projects coming our way soon...- Jamie the universe loves you ! - ya gotta show us what you give the KIDS first ! .........HOW do you keep all those ideas inside that bald head ?
Sorry you been sick and the family too. So much fun watching such great toys get opened and then get to see them put to use soon. It's almost much fun as getting them myself!.
Jamie - I've successfully dissected and repaired hundreds of Dewalt batteries. If you have #10 security torx bits to disassemble them, disassemble them and take pics, and I'll walk you through the few things that can go wrong with them. Dewalts are great at DIY repair.
@@JunkyardJosh - it depends on the symptoms and how you'd use them. See my username? That, at Gmail, email me pics and I'll walk you through it if I can.
Awesome Matt! I just mentioned it to J. He says does it matter if they'd gotten wet? I'll send you an email with pictures if that doesn't matter. -Dashaina ✨
@@JMEMantzel - I mean, yeah, it matters, that's not "they broke" that's "sensitive electronics got submerged" but, either way, yes. Battery-wise the cells are almost certainly okay and are easy to inspect and fix. Circuits are probably wrecked, which is fine because the tools will still accept and work with them without communication (Dewalts will run on a car battery if they have to). Charging is going to be the tricky one, but, you can just clumsily piggyback on another empty battery when charging.
Hope you feel better soon........ Overlap should be alot... Just how I think. Not telling you how to do it.. Peace and love brother.. Thanks for bringing me to your home for video visits.. Hugs to you all..
Jamie, I heard you say “what to do with all the plastic packaging material”. Make molds and melt it down to make like flowerpots ore some fun toys for the kids :-) I think in no time there is to little plastic haha PS tanks for the videos I enjoy them :-) have a wonderful day!! Greetings from the Netherlands.
Oh how I enjoy watching your content. I wish I had a possibility to select similar path as you did. I'm stuck in hectic commercial stuff. Only joy comes when I escape to my garage and work with own projects.
Excellent seeing the dragon scale plan coming together. Depending on how flexible the material is vs the circumference of the dome what Im curious to see what size each scale will be- so that they sit flat without creasing or folding.
Consider using Patrick instead of Bill for deliveries on your large packages. It would save you a lot of time. Patrick has the waterfront warehouse in town beside the fire dept.
Bill has a dock, and delivers it right to it for Jaimie. His prices for us are the cheapest (and we have compared). No to mention he's always been prompt, reliable, and trustworthy for our family. Thanks for the suggestion though. 😊 -Dashaina✨
Have you considered just making the whole thing on the roof as one big "tile", instead of many that you put on later? Alternatively build it on the roof in rings starting from the bottom and each new ring overlapping the prior one below. You could let the netting stick further out on the upper part and attach them by 'gluing' them to the roof with cement. Is the roof strong enough to walk on? If not, maybe you can build some sort of scaffolding that you are connected to incase the roof gives in, so you don't fall all the way... Seems easier to make them on the roof to avoid the hassle of making them fit.
One problem with going in rings is that the curvature which increases as you move to the top makes it tricky with the flat plastic (avoiding folds or cuts as much as possible). Maybe it's better to put the plastic from top down in shapes broadening out and with overlap of course. The seems could be put together and folded a few times to make it leak proof. Maybe making the whole upper part of the cement as one whole layer is better.
I can't wait to see the tile project. I'm planning on building a tiny play log cabin 12x12 foot. I wanted something creative for the roof. This should do it.
Well that looks awfully exciting, like being a five-year-old on Christmas morning again! I've been running the knock off DeWalt batteries for about 4 years and I'm convinced consistency is all you get with brand name. Some of the knockoffs are slightly crappier, but about half are distinctly either more powerful or longer lasting. Overall I guess there's been a very slight increase in total burnouts, but not statistically relevant. At the price difference, at least where I am you can get three to one so it's a no-brainer
For welding, Have you considered building a hydrogen generator? I know you like melting what's there instead of adding material. I'm sure you could also make something out of microwave parts. Assuming you've got the electric for either but welding takes power regardless.
In all my welding I am not aware of hydrogen- oxygen being used, not to say it cannot. Somehow I think it would be more efficient to use the electricity directly in welding than electrolysis to gas, burning.
@@braithmiller 40v, 150 amps, I don't think that's more than most welders. Look up hho generators and welding. You've got to build a bigger unit than most videos to get 1700 liters per hour and 50 lbs of pressure, but I've seen them cut and weld everything including ceramics, and evaporated tungsten, so over 6000 degrees.
@@braithmiller I've used plasma for cutting and welding, but honestly don't know enough about them to say. Using pressurized gas is different than an arc. I like not needing wire or rods or gas canisters i have to refill. Different people like different types of welding, it's just personal preference. Other situations I don't have that much electricity but I can take gas bottles with me. Just depends on the person and the job.
@@tree6039 At least as regards cutting plasma is just electric and natural compressed air. You can create your own shielding gasses if you're going this far. Sounds like and interesting rabbit hole. Presently just trying to get supper compact multiprocess on my sailboat powered off my Beta/Kubota 16.
Don’t know if it’s something you wanna be doing but you could make petrol/ diesel out of the plastic by simply evaporating it in a vat heated without letting in oxygen (like you do making charred cloth or coal) and then condensate it to a fuel for outboard engines etc. Depending on the evaporation point and when to condensate you could be making petrol and or diesel if I understood it right. Seen a guy do it on camera on a remote self sufficient island set up. But the technology used was just low tech.
Well, one big goal Jamie has had with his whole endeavor on the islands is to be free from fossil fuel. All(?) his houses, boats, tools, everything, run on green energy aka solar. Why on earth should he want to 'make' diesel for engines he doesn't have, need or want?
You haven't studied your cracking concrete issues,, pick 1 crack that stands out in some way,, watch the changes occurring thru time,, if your awareness allows you then life will be even more rewarding.
Hey Jamie hope you and your family gets feeling better and you said the fish that are glowing they might be radioactive LOL any nuclear spills in the area lately? Anyway that's some cool gifts you deserve them my friend enjoy them can't wait to see you using them especially that tin cutter
@@JMEMantzel oh okay that's cool I didn't think they were radioactive anyway I was just trying to be a little funny. But I know there's a lot of marine life that does glow
I get that it's pretty cool that it works well and is hand made but that noise would drive me crazy and I regularly listen to kids in a daycare squealing and screaming.
It could also be on of these illnesses Panama has a range of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) such as Malaria, Dengue, Chikungunya, Leishmaniasis, Soil-transmitted helminthiasis, Hookworm, Chagas disease, and more recently also the Zika virus. Most of the NTDs are present in the country's rural regions.
Dude ,You Need To get Your Self A Outboard Motor ,Will get You Around A LOTFaster , Pedal Pushing Is OK but You Will Develop Leg Craps ,And Earl Artritus , In your Legs And Other Places ,THINKAbout it Bro ,..
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I would like to thank everyone who is contributing, all I can do is give every video a 👍,thank you
And that is appreciated!! 😊 -Dashaina✨
I've never been so happy to see someone open boxes of gifts, so glad you have the support of your community and I can't wait to see what you'll do with it all. You rock JME!
Hello keep boating Sun Power way of the future Awesome stay Cool...
It's a bit like Christmas from the looks of this.. I think you and the kids are gonna have fun with all this stuff....
I'm glad you allowed comments again Jamie. Your videos are such a huge inspiration to me. You have no idea. Hope you and your family are doing well
Hi from New Zealand I envy your hippie lifestyle liveing of the grid. I hope you and your family get well soon. I liked your trampoline house you built I signed the book love the secret room trampoline looks a bit scary after 10 years of no use but still looks ok. I cant wait to see you finish your house. I live the hippie lifestyle too liveing off the grid. I like your happy go lucky lifestyle you have and your attitude towards life. keep acting young dont grow up and look after your adorable wife and kids. You all look very healthy despite being under the weather. Good luck with your projects if you are like me there will always be lots to do . I will be watching lol. PS you should get your self a ham radio for emergency's and weather forecasts or a GPS emergency beacon. GRAT SOLAR POWERD BOAT BUY THE WAY. LOTS OF LOVE FROM KIWI LAND HERE IN NEW ZEALAND.😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome work. Glad you are seeing appreciative offerings. I have been watching you for years! Thanks!
Love the extended rain footage :)
THAT WAS THE BEST UN-BOXNG VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN - LOVE IT - A Zillion projects coming our way soon...- Jamie the universe loves you ! - ya gotta show us what you give the KIDS first ! .........HOW do you keep all those ideas inside that bald head ?
We would love to see videos of you making your metal boats.... eventually. Best wishes.
Sorry you been sick and the family too. So much fun watching such great toys get opened and then get to see them put to use soon. It's almost much fun as getting them myself!.
Jamie - I've successfully dissected and repaired hundreds of Dewalt batteries. If you have #10 security torx bits to disassemble them, disassemble them and take pics, and I'll walk you through the few things that can go wrong with them. Dewalts are great at DIY repair.
Hey do you have a video of what to do? I have a few batteries this has happened to. Thank you!
@@JunkyardJosh - it depends on the symptoms and how you'd use them. See my username? That, at Gmail, email me pics and I'll walk you through it if I can.
Awesome Matt! I just mentioned it to J. He says does it matter if they'd gotten wet? I'll send you an email with pictures if that doesn't matter. -Dashaina ✨
@@JMEMantzel - I mean, yeah, it matters, that's not "they broke" that's "sensitive electronics got submerged" but, either way, yes. Battery-wise the cells are almost certainly okay and are easy to inspect and fix. Circuits are probably wrecked, which is fine because the tools will still accept and work with them without communication (Dewalts will run on a car battery if they have to). Charging is going to be the tricky one, but, you can just clumsily piggyback on another empty battery when charging.
@@MattsAwesomeStuff thank you so much
big thumbs up to everyone who sent him gifts :)
yea ive NEVER been so excited watching someone ELSE open stuff...i'd have been pissed off & crying if i were a kid lol.
Im assuming that the wynch, shackles and strap are for building your boat lift.
Yes I can hardly wait to see you build a metal boat
Hope you feel better soon........ Overlap should be alot... Just how I think. Not telling you how to do it.. Peace and love brother.. Thanks for bringing me to your home for video visits.. Hugs to you all..
I really enjoy your videos. Very inspirational.
Thank you.
I always enjoy your videos. Brightens my day! Hope things are going well off-camera for you.
Jamie, I heard you say “what to do with all the plastic packaging material”. Make molds and melt it down to make like flowerpots ore some fun toys for the kids :-) I think in no time there is to little plastic haha
PS tanks for the videos I enjoy them :-) have a wonderful day!! Greetings from the Netherlands.
Oh how I enjoy watching your content. I wish I had a possibility to select similar path as you did. I'm stuck in hectic commercial stuff. Only joy comes when I escape to my garage and work with own projects.
I hope you get to work on those things that bring you joy, often!! -Dashaina✨
Craftmass came that day :)
Another great video 👍
Excellent seeing the dragon scale plan coming together. Depending on how flexible the material is vs the circumference of the dome what Im curious to see what size each scale will be- so that they sit flat without creasing or folding.
Consider using Patrick instead of Bill for deliveries on your large packages. It would save you a lot of time. Patrick has the waterfront warehouse in town beside the fire dept.
Bill has a dock, and delivers it right to it for Jaimie. His prices for us are the cheapest (and we have compared). No to mention he's always been prompt, reliable, and trustworthy for our family. Thanks for the suggestion though. 😊 -Dashaina✨
@@JMEMantzel they both provide excellent service. I just thought that it would save a lot of time and effort going the extra distance to Bill's dock.
Have you considered just making the whole thing on the roof as one big "tile", instead of many that you put on later? Alternatively build it on the roof in rings starting from the bottom and each new ring overlapping the prior one below. You could let the netting stick further out on the upper part and attach them by 'gluing' them to the roof with cement.
Is the roof strong enough to walk on? If not, maybe you can build some sort of scaffolding that you are connected to incase the roof gives in, so you don't fall all the way...
Seems easier to make them on the roof to avoid the hassle of making them fit.
GOOD IDEA👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes I agree that does sound like a really good idea to do it like that each rain overlapping each other they will be one continuous ring
One problem with going in rings is that the curvature which increases as you move to the top makes it tricky with the flat plastic (avoiding folds or cuts as much as possible). Maybe it's better to put the plastic from top down in shapes broadening out and with overlap of course. The seems could be put together and folded a few times to make it leak proof.
Maybe making the whole upper part of the cement as one whole layer is better.
I can't wait to see the tile project. I'm planning on building a tiny play log cabin 12x12 foot. I wanted something creative for the roof. This should do it.
Cedar tiles would look good on a little cabin.
Well that looks awfully exciting, like being a five-year-old on Christmas morning again! I've been running the knock off DeWalt batteries for about 4 years and I'm convinced consistency is all you get with brand name. Some of the knockoffs are slightly crappier, but about half are distinctly either more powerful or longer lasting. Overall I guess there's been a very slight increase in total burnouts, but not statistically relevant. At the price difference, at least where I am you can get three to one so it's a no-brainer
christmas came early!
use winch as engine hoist
It's Christmas in July!
For welding, Have you considered building a hydrogen generator? I know you like melting what's there instead of adding material. I'm sure you could also make something out of microwave parts. Assuming you've got the electric for either but welding takes power regardless.
In all my welding I am not aware of hydrogen- oxygen being used, not to say it cannot. Somehow I think it would be more efficient to use the electricity directly in welding than electrolysis to gas, burning.
@@braithmiller 40v, 150 amps, I don't think that's more than most welders. Look up hho generators and welding. You've got to build a bigger unit than most videos to get 1700 liters per hour and 50 lbs of pressure, but I've seen them cut and weld everything including ceramics, and evaporated tungsten, so over 6000 degrees.
@@tree6039 what would the possible benefit over plasma be?
@@braithmiller I've used plasma for cutting and welding, but honestly don't know enough about them to say. Using pressurized gas is different than an arc. I like not needing wire or rods or gas canisters i have to refill. Different people like different types of welding, it's just personal preference. Other situations I don't have that much electricity but I can take gas bottles with me. Just depends on the person and the job.
@@tree6039 At least as regards cutting plasma is just electric and natural compressed air. You can create your own shielding gasses if you're going this far.
Sounds like and interesting rabbit hole.
Presently just trying to get supper compact multiprocess on my sailboat powered off my Beta/Kubota 16.
You forgot the Adventure Builder backpack (single wheel model)
Christmas in July.
happy
how about a clay fridge
Don’t know if it’s something you wanna be doing but you could make petrol/ diesel out of the plastic by simply evaporating it in a vat heated without letting in oxygen (like you do making charred cloth or coal) and then condensate it to a fuel for outboard engines etc. Depending on the evaporation point and when to condensate you could be making petrol and or diesel if I understood it right. Seen a guy do it on camera on a remote self sufficient island set up. But the technology used was just low tech.
Well, one big goal Jamie has had with his whole endeavor on the islands is to be free from fossil fuel. All(?) his houses, boats, tools, everything, run on green energy aka solar. Why on earth should he want to 'make' diesel for engines he doesn't have, need or want?
Friends like that are really annoying. Never loan out you tools unsupervised.
NEVER LEND OUT TOOLS FULL STOP JUST GET THEM TO PAY YOU TO DO THE JOB $$$$$$$$$$$
@@stormchaser300 or that. But don't always have time for that.
Did you ever actually sell your Vermont property? I just came across a video of people "exploring" it.
yeah, he sold it.
Yes, we sold it in October 2013, the weekend we left the state permanently. -Dashaina ✨
@@JMEMantzel Awesome. Do the new owners allow random people to visit/explore it I wonder?
In swedish kaka actually means cookie
Seriously, is that all you did in a whole day...? ;-)
build a full size pop pop boat no ones done it yet you be the first
You haven't studied your cracking concrete issues,, pick 1 crack that stands out in some way,, watch the changes occurring thru time,, if your awareness allows you then life will be even more rewarding.
Hey Jamie hope you and your family gets feeling better and you said the fish that are glowing they might be radioactive LOL any nuclear spills in the area lately? Anyway that's some cool gifts you deserve them my friend enjoy them can't wait to see you using them especially that tin cutter
The fish glow, because of bioluminescence. 😊 -Dashaina✨
@@JMEMantzel oh okay that's cool I didn't think they were radioactive anyway I was just trying to be a little funny. But I know there's a lot of marine life that does glow
Lots of good stuff get to work
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Is it possible to make the motor power quieter?
has to be noisy so you know its working or it just need a bearing lol .
Some it is harmonics- resonance in the motor/controller. Otherwise bearings. If there is a gear, use angled rather than straight
cut.
I get that it's pretty cool that it works well and is hand made but that noise would drive me crazy and I regularly listen to kids in a daycare squealing and screaming.
@@consaka1 100x better than a combustion engine. My inboard electric is less noise than rowing.
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Do you think the sickness was COVID?
It could also be on of these illnesses Panama has a range of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) such as Malaria, Dengue, Chikungunya, Leishmaniasis, Soil-transmitted helminthiasis, Hookworm, Chagas disease, and more recently also the Zika virus. Most of the NTDs are present in the country's rural regions.
My God you get any of those sounds like a person would die none of them names of the viruses and disease sound very healthy they sound more like death
Of course it was Covid
Il video non si vede bene.
Subtitles please, tanks.
Not gonna happen, too much hassle. you can get the automated ones though, by clicking the gear.
We have it selected automatically to make subtitles. It just doesn't do it super quickly. The subtitle option is always selected when I do the upload.
Dude ,You Need To get Your Self A Outboard Motor ,Will get You Around A LOTFaster , Pedal Pushing Is OK but You Will Develop Leg Craps ,And Earl Artritus , In your Legs And Other Places ,THINKAbout it Bro ,..
Gotta watch out for Gorillas when byou run into the bush like that ?