Want to know what my favorite thing about your channel is? The honest, no BS titles of your videos. The title will be like "Building a Flux Capacitor from Garbage" and the video is you building a flux capacitor from garbage. No dumb faces in the thumbnail. No exclamation points. No misleading clickbait. Please don't change. We appreciate this about you.
On the flip side (and not to take away from the idea of no BS titles), turning the dial slightly into the "clickbait" direction will bring in more viewers, which is a good thing as long as you don't "clickbait and lie". Everything besides a still from the actual video is clickbait to a certain extent, and it's not all bad, it's like a book's cover. If you just took a page out of the book and printed it on the cover, nobody would pick up the book! But if you had a photo of a dragon on the cover and the title was "Dragon's lair" but there was no dragon in the book and in fact it was a book about a school teacher in the old west... that would be the bad sort of clickbait.
This right here!! It to the point and I learn stuff and gain interest in new things. I wanna learn how to be a ham operator because of this TH-cam channel
Click bait is only needed when the content being produced is not interesting. We are waiting for the next video he doesn’t need to bait us we’re already here!
Hello! I was one of the “visitors”. My partner and i were just talking about this again tonight and seen you had the videos up of the dome you were telling us about. lol.
I know a guy who used to live in a dome home. He was constantly annoyed that furniture wouldn't fit against the wall, leaving a ton of dead floorspace that couldn't be used.
What a great project. I built a 16 footer at Burning Man, and that was a project, I can tell ya. I brought a drywall hoist and built the top pentagon first, and hoisted it up in the air a little at a time as I added panels around the perimeter. It was the biggest dome I knew I could put up by myself. For anyone doing this, do not neglect the rebar J-anchors pounded into the ground. The dome is structurally strong and tends to behave in one piece. A strong wind, with the Bernoulli Effect, will tend to lift the dome upward, then send it tumbling away as one big piece. The anchors are extremely important.
Hey, that was near me! That is a radio observatory that I didn't know about! Glad you got a chance to see the Deifenbunker! I've visited it a number of times, including when I was in Air Cadets. We got to see a bunch of the areas that are not open to the public. You were also not far from another radio observatory, The Algonquin Radio Observatory (ARO) which has a 46 m (150 ft) dish that is fully operational and used by a number of organizations around the world. The local Science Fiction club put together a trip to see it a couple of decades ago, and we got to crawl around inside the base and look out through the service port in the middle of the dish as it was being updated at the time. Very cool.
We built one from wood, in the 70's. It was about that size, maybe a bit larger. I attended Rycote Wood the world famous woodworking college, to learn fine quality hand crafted furniture. We needed another classroom, and so We each made several wooden triangle frames with the correct angles. Of course as We were highly skilled craftsmen We Dovetailed the angled corner joints. Best Wishes Jahmahrah : - )
Build a second one (half) next to it to create a new conspiracy theory when people find this place in the future. Also what an amazing thing! Nice work.
That looked very professional, it's great that the dome is set up and the dog also made an important contribution. A well-stocked hardware store is worth its weight in gold, so the work can continue. Now I'm curious to see what will go inside the dome, there's a lot of space for a nice satellite dish. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it progresses.
use the leftover panels to build a bandshell. It ought to reflect toe sound out to an audience pretty well. Or foil the inside and use it as a solar cooker. (or other solar focusing application)
Very cool!! You need to try out a stereo mic in the center of the dome. There's a room at the Christian Science Headquarters in Boston that is completely spherical with a walkway thru the center that does the most amazing things with sound depending on your location on the walkway. I'm in Portage so if you ever pass through let me know and I can show you my recording studio. Good luck with everything!
We made a huge one out of pvc for 360 projections with two projectors and used a mirro dome from a security camera to reflect the light and the lady wrote some software to split video was fun. RIP Matt...
Man im so glad that you have a panel at open sauce. Damn it really shows how much this channel has grown in the 2-3 years i have been subbed. I remember when there where only the same 3-4 commenters on every video and you had less than 10k subs
I found him when he had like 30k or something, at least thats what I think. In the end what matters to me is interesting videos about all sorts of technology, which is why I subbed him. Its always like finding gold when I find a new creator with lots of interesting videos (or even just a few when he/she is still new on yt). I would have totally visited open sauce if it wasnt on the other side of the world, as it embodies what I want to find on the internet and it looks like a damn cool expo.
@@saveitforparts the quality of your content never went down in all the time I have been watching you and its easy to see that you do what you do because its fun and not to milk it for content. Love you and your videos man. Keep up the good work
>we're here at sandland >normally you access from underneath, but we put it on the ground the solution is obvious: dig a ladder well down to the tunnel network, for access via the tunnel network. Ideally put a winch or pully at the top to of it haul heavy/awkward things up and down. If it weren't for the humidity underground, you could have the computers & radio gear connected to the radome under there too. Maybe put all that into a Mission Control Monorail instead?
It would be fun but it's actually a long vertical distance between the tunnels and the upper field, plus there are annoying limestone layers to go through :-(
I fin love SaveItForParts. Along with LAbeast, this is amongst the few remaining proper TH-cam channels. No clickbait, just pure crap cutting and original content. Keep it up!
Depending on their original location might have been used for more than weather protection! Radomes are great for concealing info about tx/rx frequency, design, and aim!
I remember when you got the dome. I was so jealous. I’m glad to see you putting it into service. I’m sure you’re aware of the value of the geo dome. I’ve seen a couple for sell and they go for low 6 figures. Very Cool! Keep on , keepin on!!
Hello from Germany. Very cool what you're doing. Keep it up😁. A suggestion for what you can do with the “half dome”. If you make a round foundation out of concrete or wood with an entrance, then you can mount the "half dome" on top. Maybe some viewers will donate to such a project. Good luck and more good videos
The monorail was one of my first channel videos... terrible video too, I didn't know what I was doing and it was all clip show and terrible speaking voice 😅
man you could use the playland parts to build a short platform so the dome is raised up like the ones still being used. that feels so on-brand for sandland to me.
making a door would be very fun! I'd weld a frame out of angle iron, paint it after drilling holes for mounting, and bolt plywood or plexi panels to it. Then you can use a standard or even a double door!
The other folks have some good ideas about what to do with the extra dome parts, but I vote for using them to create a small vestibule or foyer off what is now the door, that way you have a place to stash stuff. Also another thing I thought of is you could build a rotating platform inside where you could mount multiple dishes of various sizes and purposes - 73 de WB8YMV
Use the playaland bits to erect a base to lift the thing up in the air. That metal should be strong enough (they usually overdo kids stuff) for all your needs. I mean, you'd have to crawl, but you wouldn't have to dismantle the dome. If you happen to have old rail road ties, you can even build a set of down-up stairs (essentially, you make the walls and steps out of rail road ties to pass under a fence. They used to do this kind of stuff for fences under tension so as to not have to break up the wire too many times.
Another idea for the extra parts is to just extend the dome? It could be bigger, or have a different shape? If you have a list of tiles and measurements etc and some detail pictures of the attachments maybe people can generate some cool shape suggestions.
I started poking around rtl-sdr.com and then places like usradioguy.com, satdump.org, etc. There are a lot of resources out there, and I'm still not an expert at any of it!
You guys missed an opportunity to double jump on the trampolines with each piece during the assembly process. Truly a missed opportunity for danger and poor decisions. Also great video!! 😊
I suggest that the most important consideration for your dome is how to keep it anchored to the ground. You want to be prepared for the worst of winds because, if it breaks loose you will end up with big wad of tangled pipes.
HUGE missed opportunity, you should've built it on top of one of those trampolines lol. Maybe the half a dome worth of parts you have can go up around one of them just for fun? Great video! I love your work, it's always interesting
Holy skiz, dude! That looks fantastic! You all did a great job getting it put back together. Some day I hope to visit and volunteer. I can't afford Open Sauce but I should be able to manage 'sconnie. Thanks for another great video!
The first thing I thought of while looking at you building the dome was: "Ok, that is a very big rig they want to put in there, and that is a very small door they are making........."
Ok, gonna chime in. Normally, don't. I vote for a listening station with the leftover dome parts. The way that thing was echoing it would easily mimic an aircraft listening post. If you put hardware cloth on the inside just like you did with the foil in the umbrella, it could easily be your reflector within the dome for an SDR!
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Want to know what my favorite thing about your channel is? The honest, no BS titles of your videos. The title will be like "Building a Flux Capacitor from Garbage" and the video is you building a flux capacitor from garbage. No dumb faces in the thumbnail. No exclamation points. No misleading clickbait. Please don't change. We appreciate this about you.
I did at least one dumb thumbnail face but I won't make a habit of it 😝
On the flip side (and not to take away from the idea of no BS titles), turning the dial slightly into the "clickbait" direction will bring in more viewers, which is a good thing as long as you don't "clickbait and lie". Everything besides a still from the actual video is clickbait to a certain extent, and it's not all bad, it's like a book's cover. If you just took a page out of the book and printed it on the cover, nobody would pick up the book!
But if you had a photo of a dragon on the cover and the title was "Dragon's lair" but there was no dragon in the book and in fact it was a book about a school teacher in the old west... that would be the bad sort of clickbait.
This right here!! It to the point and I learn stuff and gain interest in new things. I wanna learn how to be a ham operator because of this TH-cam channel
Click bait is only needed when the content being produced is not interesting. We are waiting for the next video he doesn’t need to bait us we’re already here!
@@saveitforpartsNah that thumbnail was glorious
"in order to build the dome we need to get the monorail ready to sleep in" lmao this is such a fever dream
Sentences that probably haven't ever been said before
I can't tell if this is white trash or peak science
@@zyeborm Bruh, I have a feeling there are a lot of phrases that Gabe says, that have never been spoken before 😂😉
"Oh yeah, I got a geodesic dome." "Oh yeah, I've got a monorail." This is my new favorite channel.
Hello! I was one of the “visitors”. My partner and i were just talking about this again tonight and seen you had the videos up of the dome you were telling us about. lol.
Nice! I still need to finish up the waterproofing and interior cleanup, but it's getting there!
You should build access to the inside from the tunnel system!
That would be pretty cool, unfortunately it's a lot of vertical distance and limestone in between! Maybe some day...
@@saveitforparts Or after you have proved it works and is useful, build a platform for it to rest on and make it tall enough to walk under.
Sounds like they need to build a underground bunker to put it on. The sandandbunker
Maybe the "half dome" could be put on stilts to make an umbrella for some picnic tables? I dunno.
And now I'm looking at geodesic dome house kits.
I actually knew someone who bought such a kit in Alaska. It claimed to be fast and easy to assemble, ended up taking a LOT longer!
I know a guy who used to live in a dome home. He was constantly annoyed that furniture wouldn't fit against the wall, leaving a ton of dead floorspace that couldn't be used.
What a great project. I built a 16 footer at Burning Man, and that was a project, I can tell ya. I brought a drywall hoist and built the top pentagon first, and hoisted it up in the air a little at a time as I added panels around the perimeter. It was the biggest dome I knew I could put up by myself. For anyone doing this, do not neglect the rebar J-anchors pounded into the ground. The dome is structurally strong and tends to behave in one piece. A strong wind, with the Bernoulli Effect, will tend to lift the dome upward, then send it tumbling away as one big piece. The anchors are extremely important.
I've got a follow-up video tomorrow about adding more rebar!
Well done, guys.
Looking forward to the first downlink to Earth Station Sandland.
Hey, that was near me! That is a radio observatory that I didn't know about! Glad you got a chance to see the Deifenbunker! I've visited it a number of times, including when I was in Air Cadets. We got to see a bunch of the areas that are not open to the public. You were also not far from another radio observatory, The Algonquin Radio Observatory (ARO) which has a 46 m (150 ft) dish that is fully operational and used by a number of organizations around the world. The local Science Fiction club put together a trip to see it a couple of decades ago, and we got to crawl around inside the base and look out through the service port in the middle of the dish as it was being updated at the time. Very cool.
We built one from wood, in the 70's. It was about that size, maybe a bit larger. I attended Rycote Wood the world famous woodworking college, to learn fine quality hand crafted furniture. We needed another classroom, and so We each made several wooden triangle frames with the correct angles. Of course as We were highly skilled craftsmen We Dovetailed the angled corner joints.
Best Wishes Jahmahrah : - )
Wisconsin is lucky to have you. So are we.
+1 for mentioning the DEW line. great video, as usual. 👍
0:58 Hey! That's a pretty good idea! I think that's how cranes used to look back in the Dark Ages.
That’s the first time I thought of too!!! Oh a medieval crane. It’s a perfect blend of the past and future.
Build a second one (half) next to it to create a new conspiracy theory when people find this place in the future.
Also what an amazing thing! Nice work.
That looked very professional, it's great that the dome is set up and the dog also made an important contribution. A well-stocked hardware store is worth its weight in gold, so the work can continue. Now I'm curious to see what will go inside the dome, there's a lot of space for a nice satellite dish. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it progresses.
The fact you have a really cool retro monorail and a geodesic dome, probably makes you one of the coolest dudes alive. Just saying...
If everyone at Sandlands is half as involved and keen as you, Gabe, that place is going to become a modern marvel. Keep up the great work, all!
use the leftover panels to build a bandshell. It ought to reflect toe sound out to an audience pretty well.
Or foil the inside and use it as a solar cooker. (or other solar focusing application)
Takes hammer away, hands him wrench.
He was turning the wrench the wrong way. 😂
Very cool!! You need to try out a stereo mic in the center of the dome. There's a room at the Christian Science Headquarters in Boston that is completely spherical with a walkway thru the center that does the most amazing things with sound depending on your location on the walkway. I'm in Portage so if you ever pass through let me know and I can show you my recording studio. Good luck with everything!
@8:44 - I won't lie - I am a tad tuned up and I am thinking of you wearing an Abraham Lincoln hat and it's flat cracking me up!
You went shopping at my favourite midwestern hardware chain!
Hope you mailed in your %11
@@bend8353 Yes! Always do that!☺️
@@bend8353ahhh which reminds me I need to go back and get more crap for my neverending projects!
There comes a time in everyone's life where they build a geodesic space dome. I'm not there yet, but one day.
We made a huge one out of pvc for 360 projections with two projectors and used a mirro dome from a security camera to reflect the light and the lady wrote some software to split video was fun. RIP Matt...
Nice! I want to do a projector rig in here, like a planetarium.
@@saveitforpartsyou could use the second dome as a movie screen
Man im so glad that you have a panel at open sauce. Damn it really shows how much this channel has grown in the 2-3 years i have been subbed. I remember when there where only the same 3-4 commenters on every video and you had less than 10k subs
I still get a lot of return commenters, I try to keep track of long-time viewers but it's getting hard to remember everyone!
I found him when he had like 30k or something, at least thats what I think. In the end what matters to me is interesting videos about all sorts of technology, which is why I subbed him.
Its always like finding gold when I find a new creator with lots of interesting videos (or even just a few when he/she is still new on yt).
I would have totally visited open sauce if it wasnt on the other side of the world, as it embodies what I want to find on the internet and it looks like a damn cool expo.
@@saveitforparts the quality of your content never went down in all the time I have been watching you and its easy to see that you do what you do because its fun and not to milk it for content. Love you and your videos man. Keep up the good work
Love the soundtrack during final assembly!
You are the absolute master of spontaneity.
>we're here at sandland
>normally you access from underneath, but we put it on the ground
the solution is obvious: dig a ladder well down to the tunnel network, for access via the tunnel network. Ideally put a winch or pully at the top to of it haul heavy/awkward things up and down.
If it weren't for the humidity underground, you could have the computers & radio gear connected to the radome under there too. Maybe put all that into a Mission Control Monorail instead?
It would be fun but it's actually a long vertical distance between the tunnels and the upper field, plus there are annoying limestone layers to go through :-(
@@saveitforparts “hi everyone, codey here, and today, I went to sand land with some of my homemade dynamite…”
I would be too tempted to turn this into an amazing greenhouse by replacing that opaque material with something transparent...
You can buy transparent versions of these, usually smaller though, for garden rooms and for outdoor rooms for pubs, having one table in each.
Seeing your work gives me hope for building my geodesic home. Thank you.
Your channel is so entertaining.
hey you finally got around to getting all together and nice and clean!
I fin love SaveItForParts. Along with LAbeast, this is amongst the few remaining proper TH-cam channels. No clickbait, just pure crap cutting and original content. Keep it up!
Depending on their original location might have been used for more than weather protection! Radomes are great for concealing info about tx/rx frequency, design, and aim!
Well, let's say I enjoyed this upload immensely. Cheers man.
I remember when you got the dome. I was so jealous. I’m glad to see you putting it into service. I’m sure you’re aware of the value of the geo dome. I’ve seen a couple for sell and they go for low 6 figures. Very Cool! Keep on , keepin on!!
It's definitely very cool and I really appreciate the CCERA and CSS for hooking me up with this!
Hello from Germany. Very cool what you're doing. Keep it up😁. A suggestion for what you can do with the “half dome”. If you make a round foundation out of concrete or wood with an entrance, then you can mount the "half dome" on top. Maybe some viewers will donate to such a project. Good luck and more good videos
Thanks to all your crew who assisted on the project. Looks great
Can’t wait to see what happens next with it! If you have enough extra pieces you could do a half dome igloo style thing. See you at Open Sauce!
A half dome could be put on top of a cylinder (old swimming pool?) and turned into an observatory.
wow that dog really helps out!
Fantastic achievement from England
I love the space dome. But really.you have a frecking mono rail.any video on how you got it or how you got it there.. great video
The monorail was one of my first channel videos... terrible video too, I didn't know what I was doing and it was all clip show and terrible speaking voice 😅
man you could use the playland parts to build a short platform so the dome is raised up like the ones still being used. that feels so on-brand for sandland to me.
I adore that you have printed little astronaut in gold plastic
6:41 Every building site needs an inspector... I am pleased to learn your has one...and a very capable one at that...
I'm glad there was a cool doggo to help with this operation.
making a door would be very fun! I'd weld a frame out of angle iron, paint it after drilling holes for mounting, and bolt plywood or plexi panels to it. Then you can use a standard or even a double door!
Looking forward to seeing the next video from you guys next summer!!!
I'm so glad to see you got the dome up!
The other folks have some good ideas about what to do with the extra dome parts, but I vote for using them to create a small vestibule or foyer off what is now the door, that way you have a place to stash stuff. Also another thing I thought of is you could build a rotating platform inside where you could mount multiple dishes of various sizes and purposes - 73 de WB8YMV
wow i just started watching u this week and saw that video of you grabbing the dome last night, now u drop the assembly video today! lets gooo
this is cool! so much to work on but the reward of getting it together . ..
Use the playaland bits to erect a base to lift the thing up in the air. That metal should be strong enough (they usually overdo kids stuff) for all your needs. I mean, you'd have to crawl, but you wouldn't have to dismantle the dome. If you happen to have old rail road ties, you can even build a set of down-up stairs (essentially, you make the walls and steps out of rail road ties to pass under a fence. They used to do this kind of stuff for fences under tension so as to not have to break up the wire too many times.
So glad I stumbled across your channel
Another idea for the extra parts is to just extend the dome? It could be bigger, or have a different shape?
If you have a list of tiles and measurements etc and some detail pictures of the attachments maybe people can generate some cool shape suggestions.
Greetz from Germany. Crazy Guy, Crazy Projects, but crazy and nerdy is the new Normal. Love ❤ your Videos !! ❤❤
Was out of the country on a month long trip, come back to an assembled dome vid! Niceee
More of those funny intos, please! You missed the one with the pool, once...
6:41 sweet timelapse !!! Been looking forward to this
Such awesome progress!!!! Good job everyone!!!
This channel is like the cody's lab but for tech nerds and im loving it
Pour a concrete pad!!! Don't let the wind steal it from you!
You should make and share an impulse response from the center of your dome! Would love to use that as a trippy reverb in audio production.
I love the way dude looked at you when you said "A beer"! Multiple Beers! I meant Multiple Beers!
Union regs specify a case per day!
It looks so much like a giant golf ball...maybe that calls for a miniature golf course around it!! I wish I were closer, I'd come help.
In Soviet Sandland, we have giant ball and miniature golfers!
This is really really cool! Best luck with the radio observatory setup!
11:52 Legend has that if you listen carefully you can hear screams of OSHA inspectors,
Gabe, this is quickly becoming my favorite channel.
I know next to nothing about satellites. Where can I learn more? Im facinated.
I started poking around rtl-sdr.com and then places like usradioguy.com, satdump.org, etc. There are a lot of resources out there, and I'm still not an expert at any of it!
Ha Ha... I would have loved this as a kid.. made it 3 story's inside.. and made it my home and a happy space.. Great Videos .. TY.
Siiiiick!
Nice build man!
I can’t wait to see the dish inside
so glad to see it is getting built.
You guys missed an opportunity to double jump on the trampolines with each piece during the assembly process. Truly a missed opportunity for danger and poor decisions. Also great video!! 😊
I suggest that the most important consideration for your dome is how to keep it anchored to the ground. You want to be prepared for the worst of winds because, if it breaks loose you will end up with big wad of tangled pipes.
I've got a follow-up video later today about anchoring it!
Finally I been waiting for this video to come out !
Another great presentation.
HUGE missed opportunity, you should've built it on top of one of those trampolines lol. Maybe the half a dome worth of parts you have can go up around one of them just for fun? Great video! I love your work, it's always interesting
We thought about it, but figured someone would just launch themselves through the wall!
There's nothing more confusing than seeing Professor X helping Sabertooth building his own Cerebro.
Ok but why is this man assembling a Factorio science lab
That is freakin' cool! You should build a track for the monorail train! Make it into a retro-futurist space park!
Holy skiz, dude! That looks fantastic!
You all did a great job getting it put back together.
Some day I hope to visit and volunteer. I can't afford Open Sauce but I should be able to manage 'sconnie.
Thanks for another great video!
14:24 Those pentagons would make very cool picnic table umbrellas for the Geodesic Dome BBQ Park...
You should definitely dig a little entrance to go under and in
Beautiful dog y’all have there..
Wow, great job! You guys made that look easy!
The first thing I thought of while looking at you building the dome was: "Ok, that is a very big rig they want to put in there, and that is a very small door they are making........."
The dishes I have come apart and *should* fit through that opening. If not, we can take out another triangle.
Finally some video about Elbonian space program !
Hell yeah, been looking forward to seeing it reassembled
I never realized there were that many different kinds of triangles on those.
Pretty complicated stuff.
You’re an inspiration! Amazing vibes
This one had some extra editing, cool work dude!
We also had like 11 hours of raw footage! So I had to do more editing!
I love ya to death man but please mention Buckminster Fuller at some point. He was Canadian and literally invented the Geodesic Dome. Cheers 👍
Holy crap it looks awesome and that monorail omg, thanks for sharing
Brilliant stuff. I really enjoy your channel !!!
Great video, haven't seen one of those domes in a while.
Ok, gonna chime in. Normally, don't. I vote for a listening station with the leftover dome parts. The way that thing was echoing it would easily mimic an aircraft listening post. If you put hardware cloth on the inside just like you did with the foil in the umbrella, it could easily be your reflector within the dome for an SDR!
I had the same thought but it wouldn't make a great reflector as it's spherical rather than parabolic so there is no defined focal point.
0:05 Welcome to the Gullivers Golf Course Channel...
I used to live in one of these, no insulation but was in a temperate area, it was pretty nice.