That turned out amazing! Great job! I love the hinged access door and how you fab'd your water basin. I'm a bit jealous of the shop gantry, its been a project on my list for years. Again great job and thanks for the plug!
Hello really enjoyed watching you build the Water Curtain, I suppose the steel is normal black plate, and it will rust ??!! No doubt the customer is happy with that, I have seen a smaller frame in galvanized steel. It's all down to what the customer wants 👍👍👍. I also watched your build of your long trailer, really enjoyed that as well 👍👍 Please keep your videos coming, interesting work. Best wishes Geoff Lewis, Wales, UK, 🏴🏴🏴
The steel was left raw in order to let it rust naturally. A natural rusty patina is a very popular look by us right now. Thanks for watching all the videos, I always appreciate hearing feedback.
Excellent video and great ideas. I'm building a large, 2-arch version for our local city. Did you decide that lighter gauge steel (i.e., 16 ga) was too flimsy? Did you find that the ball valve on the inlet side worked well, reducing both flow and pressure? Did you consider it on a return line, which would reduce flow and increase pressure? I've also been corresponding with Doug for his good ideas.
That turned out amazing! Great job! I love the hinged access door and how you fab'd your water basin. I'm a bit jealous of the shop gantry, its been a project on my list for years. Again great job and thanks for the plug!
Thanks for the help Doug, keep up the good work!
I just found your channel, the 26ft trailer build, and am really enjoying your videos! You do nice work.
Hello really enjoyed watching you build the Water Curtain, I suppose the steel is normal black plate, and it will rust ??!! No doubt the customer is happy with that, I have seen a smaller frame in galvanized steel. It's all down to what the customer wants 👍👍👍. I also watched your build of your long trailer, really enjoyed that as well 👍👍 Please keep your videos coming, interesting work. Best wishes Geoff Lewis, Wales, UK, 🏴🏴🏴
The steel was left raw in order to let it rust naturally. A natural rusty patina is a very popular look by us right now. Thanks for watching all the videos, I always appreciate hearing feedback.
Serenity now, SERENITY NOW!! 😂😂
Ps Very cool idea attaching hinges first then cutting, really really good idea
Wow this is beautiful
Excellent video and great ideas. I'm building a large, 2-arch version for our local city. Did you decide that lighter gauge steel (i.e., 16 ga) was too flimsy? Did you find that the ball valve on the inlet side worked well, reducing both flow and pressure? Did you consider it on a return line, which would reduce flow and increase pressure? I've also been corresponding with Doug for his good ideas.
Great looking waterfall. I'm curious why you didn't paint it?
Where can I find the nozzles from in UK
Wow, where did you learn how to use all your tools?
What gauge stainless did you go with?
10 gauge
May I know how thickness the steel is? Thank you!
10ga
My fountain is 8 ft tall but can’t find pump wat pump size are you using even if it’s overkill??
I linked in the description also. amzn.to/3hY3XTx
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