I am not a pro at any of the trades featured in this video. So this can be done by nearly anyone. You just need two main things: determination & time. I have worked in the construction business very briefly as a worker and then as supervisor for a few years. After that I did construction estimating for another 5 years or so, but my actual current job for the last 12 years+ has been sports video editing. So I apologize to the pros community in advance if something is not up to par here ;) but I strongly believe in alternative ways of building things. Even though an industry would like to tell you something cannot be done "the right way" unless you hire a pro, it's simply not true. I don't believe there is only one right way of doing something. I think we all have to find our right way. Anyways, if you have any questions about what I did and why, fire away and I will try to answer them the best I can! I trust my instincts and I do like to work with my hands (I like carpentry work especially) but I do play it by ear, figuring things out as I go along. I don't like making detailed plans ahead of time. My process: 1. get an idea 2. watch some TH-cam videos. A lot of TH-cam videos. 3. tell the wife 4. watch her roll her eyes at me 5. plunge right into the project without making a clear plan 6. figure things out along the way Like someone said: "if you know what you are doing, you are not learning anything" The project took a long time since we did all the work ourselves. About 2 months give or take. It cost upwards of $4k in materials. See the description area for a full parts and materials list. Thanks for watching!
Very creative, love the idea I'm starting to plan my spring project and this is a great idea, question, how's is holding up, I'm a carpenter by trade and I like the idea of the 2xs framing for the walls (in on my field) just wondering if you had any sagging or movement by the water weight pressure against the walls, thanks
@@DavidJDM Thanks! No movement so far. It's a strong structure considering you have the 2x4s held in place by the plywood and durock screwed in every 8 inches or so and then a full mortar backing and then the tile. Time will tell but so far it feels as strong as making it out of concrete. The only issue I encountered so far was the caulking on the inside corners. Had to be replaced a few times because I used the wrong stuff (silicone) and then after getting the correct marine grade caulk (see description) I had to fix a few spots because they got loose due to my negligence when I applied it. You really have to dry & clean the area properly (using rubbing alcohol) and then let the caulk sit for more then 72 hours in temperature higher then 55 or so to cure. I used a heater with the covers on since it is winter here already.
Who ever gave this a thumbs down is a true hater built something for his family and at the same time spent quality time with his sons that’s the best part good job fellas!
Thank you, totally agreed about spending quality time and building a relationship with your kids! Worth every penny and all the sweat! Thanks for watching!
I'm not giving it a thumbs up or down but I hope no one does it this way. Those tiles are liable to pop off because he did not use the proper techniques. And the safety issues when he was cutting those tiles for the pipes! I was cringing as I watch those bare hands that close to an open blade. There's also gonna be a LOT of moisture issues in the structure from the ground. All I'm saying is if you're gonna do a diy project (especially if kids are involved) do your research and make sure you're following ALL safety precautions.
My kids all helped me work and now they all have six figure jobs and own their own houses in their early twenties. It’s good for kids to work along your side. It builds relationship and teaches them valuable life skills.
Why did this bring tears to my eyes? I think it’s the fact that you have a dad investing quality time and giving knowledge to his sons that they can use in life. They both seem to wonderful young men. Amazing video and wonderful job parenting mom and dad. ❤️
I never would have survived a project like that with my pops when I was a kid. It was a successful Saturday if you could get a car washed and the yard mowed without catching one for screwing something up…even if ya did it the exact way you were told.
I wish I had a Dad like your's kids the memory that I shared with my dead beat father fail in comparison but when I have kids these will be the kind of memories and life skills I'll try and leave them with... Thanks so much for showing me what it means to be a great father. It brings a tear to my eyes writing this.. Thanks again.. I'm sure you are proud of those young men you have raised.
The best part is the family built it together and now they get to enjoy it together. I helped my step father remodel our entire house, it took us 7 years all together. I gained confidence and learned skills that have stuck with me and are now in use on my own home as an adult. Great job dad, your kids will appreciate this even more as adults!
Although that hot tub will not hold up in the future years, im more impressed to know that your beautiful family will hold up for the future years😉 i enjoyed watching you guys coming together to achieve your goals and have fun doing it at the same time, blessings to you and your family 👪
@@Red.Scapes sir i love this video i have been a while since my last coment here. But can you let us know how the spa pool is doing nowdays. Any issue or leak... you way of doing is out of the book which dyi love it.. i actullay planing to overtake a baseement patio remodel on my property..
@jaime del salto Hi, thank you for watching! The hot tub is doing great. No major issues or movement. We did have some problems with the caulk on the inside corners (kept coming off even when using marine boat caulk) so we ended up doing 2 coats of epoxy pool paint over the tile. The color change was also welcome. But the overall construction is holding up very well. No major movement after 3 winters.
@@Red.Scapes thanks its impressive also i have winter here NJ. But how you handle water or pipe frezze i cant still figure it out. Caulk issue probably bc of chlorine in the water.. maybe change filter system
I agree. Chlorine is probably the culprit for the caulk failures. As far as pipes freezing, we keep the water level in the tub lower then the pipes so as to not have them full of water over the winter but still keep enough water in the tub to be over the ground level to help with the walls not pushing in from the freezing ground pressure.
Good to see them boys putting in some work. My dad used to force me and my brothers to work on building projects with him when we were growing up and although I disliked it at the time, it certainly built a lot of fortitude and character for the future
It look like your are good workers, that is a great thing to see. Young kids knowing how to work hard and learning different trades. You all doing a great job with them. Praying that God bless you and your family.
Looks great! Interesting technique framing it in and using cement board. Curious to see how it holds up over time. Great project with the kids, teaching them work ethic is fantastic!
Oh my gosh...where do I start? Your backyard is stunning, and you've clearly put your heart and soul into making it a special place for your whole family. The pool/spa, whatever you call it is amazing. You added all the right touches with the beautiful wood to the lighting. Hands down one of my favorite builds I've seen. It's perfection, and I'm so jealous of you all. Enjoy it because you deserve to. You all are so blessed. 🙂
Nothing builds character like digging up this amount of dirt. Would love a discussion video where you explain the process. Maybe some info on what you used to heat the pool.
Not only are you building things but most importantly you're teaching your kids to not be lazy and be productive in life....is a win win for all !!by the way it came up amazing 👏🤝
This is by far the best detailed video and the list of products with links is just awesome thank you. Just a suggestion for cutting on heating cost is to install a copper pipe coil in your firepit and connect it to the spa.
Thank you! Yes the copper pipe firepit idea has been in my head for a while now after watching some videos of others doing it with wood stoves. Might happen in the future. There is also the sun black coiled plastic pipe heating option. Thanks for watching and happy new year!
Absolutely killer project for sure. Super jealous in all kinds of ways related to your space. I keep my kiddos involved as well. It’s a whole job unto itself. 😂 It must cost a fortune to keep that up to temp. We’ve got a tiny inflatable tub, which seems to cost 50-100 a month the keep warm. If I was you, I’d look for some used hot water solar collectors. People are going solar electricity only and stripping roofs of hot water collectors. You’d likely get them for free and it would save you a ton of money on electricity. You could even use them as a roof for your robes, etc...they’re traditionally 5’ x 10’. Might be able to source a smaller size as well...Congrats on getting those soaks in!
Thank you and thanks for the tip! I'll look into it for sure. We don't keep the water hot all the time though. It would cost a fortune, you're right. But I do need to harvest that sun energy, especially in the summer. Thanks for watching!
One word Sir. AWESOME!. Enjoy your beautiful family and kudos to both you and your wife for keeping it together. Take lots of pictures and videos...they'll grow so fast. Blessings.
I admire the effort you put in on this project. A couple of things that will be helpful in the future: Before putting up the tile, do mesh and a layer of mud to make all the surfaces perfectly flat. You need 100% bonding of the tile and thin set for constant submersion. It’s pretty much impossible to get that without doing a aforementioned step. The only other thing I would have added would be a floor drain. Things settle, switching the filter to pull from the bottom from time to time makes life easy. Nice work!
This was a very reasonable and helpful critique. the fact that the author liked all other comments and skipped yours tells me that hes a bit insecure. RIP.
I'm looking at building some Airbnb cabins soon, and one of these will be the ultimate luxury finishing touch! thanks for all the info regarding parts, this is invaluable!!!!
I think I would have rented a small backhoe for a few hours, but otherwise this is amazing. Amazing result, amazing lessons learned doing it DIY and working with the family to do it. If I didn't have a limestone slab 12 inches below the soil in my yard, I'd totally try this.
The laborer is worthy of the reward and to do it with your boys is awesome. I pray that this hot tub will hold up until He returns in Jesus name amen! So inspirational brother thanks!!!
This is gorgeous. I have a spot where I'm planning a wood gassifier heated "desert hot spring" but current have all my funds and time tied up in debt repayment. 2 more years!
Nice job, respect. I did something similar but bigger and simpler (since 2018). Round wooden fence and sandy bottom like a big barrel (5.5m diameter and 1.3-1.5m deep, half underground). And a PVC bowl from a standard Chinese frame pool is added inside. 30 cubic meters swimming space. Budget less than $1000 (including filter pump, lighting and wooden patio around the pool). Looks like yours, but round. Russian bombing was nearby, but the house and my pool were not hit, I'm happy. Hi from Kharkov, Ukraine.
I was shaking my head so hard when I saw you put the wood construction into the deepest part of the pool with just that thin tarp, thinking about rot and leaks and all that. Until I saw that there are actually Cement boards - until now I have never known those things exist (I guess they're not that common here in Germany)! Suddenly everything made sense! Great build!
I cant see how anyone can not be inspired by the video. I describe it as s fantastic idea turned into an amazing masterpiece. Im in Australia n inspired
I felt obliged to comment. Im building tourist accommodation with a natural pool dam n watched a lot from the pond guy n never left a comment. Your design n construction n presentation was flawless.
I bet you can sure frost a cake after all that! Also, do one heck of a nice plaster job on a wall. This was so awesome to see. I had to slow it down! :)
You don't have to wish, just teach them. So many kids are glued to device's these days & parents can't get them out of their rooms to even take out the trash... but who gave them the device, the wifi connection, etc? The parents made them that way, now as parents we gotta change that. Gotta stop hoping & wishing, time to take action as parents.
Thank you for sharing! Been searching the web for idea for years...yours is the closest to my “vision” and has helped the most. I am going to “frame” my hot tub with ICF...to help with energy costs of an outdoor hot tub in Minnesota
I'm in northern Saskatchewan and thinking ICF would be totally best here for a half size version of this project beside our sauna. Our retirement home at the lake is 5 foot ICF crawlspace and garage ICF to 3 feet and thinking of tucking a hot tub into the corner snuzzled against existing ICF foundation of the crawlspace on one side and ICF of the garage on one side where the T-shaped house and the garage (short part of T) join together. Need protection from these winters here! Lucky to have natural gas so heating year round will be fine...just need a really great cover.
@@davidvalens3337 don't know about forever but it will definitely be a very long time before anything happens. But I'm going based off what I know, I don't know about it being submerged in water and what the long term effects will be.
With time anything can be DIY, good job taking that and running with it. Makes me happy to see someone's enjoying doing this kinda stuff with the drive and determination to follow it through all whilst saving money doing it. Even though I live in the middle of no where the county still requires licensed plumber, electrician, and contractor as well as a "reasonable time frame" and plans for a permit to even break ground for the project. So I just sit and live vicariously through others by watching then DIY thus stuff while I save up more money than need be necessary for my pool, hot tub, and garage.
Well done. Word of caution using your tile saw to make those “circle cuts”. Buy a diamond circle cutter or use an angle grinder. The lateral pressure on your arbor DESTROYS the main and slave bearing in the armature.
I am not a pro at any of the trades featured in this video. So this can be done by nearly anyone. You just need two main things: determination & time.
I have worked in the construction business very briefly as a worker and then as supervisor for a few years. After that I did construction estimating for another 5 years or so, but my actual current job for the last 12 years+ has been sports video editing. So I apologize to the pros community in advance if something is not up to par here ;) but I strongly believe in alternative ways of building things. Even though an industry would like to tell you something cannot be done "the right way" unless you hire a pro, it's simply not true. I don't believe there is only one right way of doing something. I think we all have to find our right way.
Anyways, if you have any questions about what I did and why, fire away and I will try to answer them the best I can!
I trust my instincts and I do like to work with my hands (I like carpentry work especially) but I do play it by ear, figuring things out as I go along.
I don't like making detailed plans ahead of time.
My process:
1. get an idea
2. watch some TH-cam videos. A lot of TH-cam videos.
3. tell the wife
4. watch her roll her eyes at me
5. plunge right into the project without making a clear plan
6. figure things out along the way
Like someone said: "if you know what you are doing, you are not learning anything"
The project took a long time since we did all the work ourselves. About 2 months give or take.
It cost upwards of $4k in materials.
See the description area for a full parts and materials list.
Thanks for watching!
Very creative, love the idea I'm starting to plan my spring project and this is a great idea, question, how's is holding up, I'm a carpenter by trade and I like the idea of the 2xs framing for the walls (in on my field) just wondering if you had any sagging or movement by the water weight pressure against the walls, thanks
@@DavidJDM Thanks! No movement so far. It's a strong structure considering you have the 2x4s held in place by the plywood and durock screwed in every 8 inches or so and then a full mortar backing and then the tile. Time will tell but so far it feels as strong as making it out of concrete.
The only issue I encountered so far was the caulking on the inside corners. Had to be replaced a few times because I used the wrong stuff (silicone) and then after getting the correct marine grade caulk (see description) I had to fix a few spots because they got loose due to my negligence when I applied it. You really have to dry & clean the area properly (using rubbing alcohol) and then let the caulk sit for more then 72 hours in temperature higher then 55 or so to cure. I used a heater with the covers on since it is winter here already.
Thank you for taking your time to described everything, your video is very inspirational.
Thank you, would love to see how yours turns out!
@@Red.Scapes would love to know the total hours and cost of all the materials! THanks so much this was an awesome build
I see only one critical issue and that is the location. You should have built this in my backyard instead lol. Amazing job!!
Lol
totally agree haha!
Haha
Love this comment
Best comment 😂
I think that wood and cement board is going to be the bane of this spa as time goes on.
I think the most impressive feat shown in the video is how you get the kids to help you do the work.
Thank you for watching!
this is a good dad teaching his sons how to be accomplished adults and know nothing is beyond them
Who ever gave this a thumbs down is a true hater built something for his family and at the same time spent quality time with his sons that’s the best part good job fellas!
Thank you, totally agreed about spending quality time and building a relationship with your kids! Worth every penny and all the sweat!
Thanks for watching!
I was going to make the same comment. This is a phenomenal project!
@@Red.Scapes absolutely incredible!
I didn't thumbs it down but I worry how durable this type of technique is, compared to pouring something like concrete walls.
I'm not giving it a thumbs up or down but I hope no one does it this way. Those tiles are liable to pop off because he did not use the proper techniques. And the safety issues when he was cutting those tiles for the pipes! I was cringing as I watch those bare hands that close to an open blade. There's also gonna be a LOT of moisture issues in the structure from the ground. All I'm saying is if you're gonna do a diy project (especially if kids are involved) do your research and make sure you're following ALL safety precautions.
Ahh child labor. Best discipline in life. Those kids will grow up and do something with their lives.
"Ahh child labor. Best discipline in life" haha, so funny and so true! 😁
@@Red.Scapes I'm doing a jacuzzi tub for 6 in master bathroom this year. Trying to get my kids to help out with the project.
@@dejavu2007 you can tell them that they can use it for free if they help otherwise you'd have to charge them every time they get in. worked for me :)
@@Red.Scapes true its going to be a lot of work. I have to knockout a wall just to get the tub in. But it will be worth it.
My kids all helped me work and now they all have six figure jobs and own their own houses in their early twenties. It’s good for kids to work along your side. It builds relationship and teaches them valuable life skills.
The best part of this is that the kids put in the hard work lol
I love seeing the WHOLE family working together to make that happen!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁🙏
It's good you're teaching your boys, they'll never forget. That's how you build pride. Good job.!
It is more important that it is even possible to describe. These boys will never turn to drugs. Beautiful work but even more beautiful parenting.
Why did this bring tears to my eyes? I think it’s the fact that you have a dad investing quality time and giving knowledge to his sons that they can use in life. They both seem to wonderful young men. Amazing video and wonderful job parenting mom and dad. ❤️
That is kind of you!
Thank you for watching!
@@Red.Scapes it was truly a pleasure. ☺️
I like this. Laying tiles by conveyor without special technologies at $ 2 per square meter.
th-cam.com/video/i1yaJdJHycw/w-d-xo.html
Like the way you got the kids doing the hard graft😁👍🏻
😁
Thanks for watching!
Lucky kids to have a good family like I see here working together to accomplish a project. This is what builds character.
Man, I wish I had a dad that taught me things and did things with me like that
I never would have survived a project like that with my pops when I was a kid. It was a successful Saturday if you could get a car washed and the yard mowed without catching one for screwing something up…even if ya did it the exact way you were told.
@@invictusbp1prop143 LOL.... That's tough love man. I feel you bro... lol
Still looking for a Dad? I'm looking for a son to dig out an in ground pool.
@@Hey_Blinkin Hi, dad. I think we will get along just fine as I enjoy Men in Tights as well.
I wish I had a Dad like your's kids the memory that I shared with my dead beat father fail in comparison but when I have kids these will be the kind of memories and life skills I'll try and leave them with...
Thanks so much for showing me what it means to be a great father. It brings a tear to my eyes writing this..
Thanks again.. I'm sure you are proud of those young men you have raised.
I am Proud of You! Sounds like you learned from you father's mistakes. Be Great Dad the world needs more ❤
Most dads aren’t like this dad, so appreciate your dead beat dad cause he did a wonderful job with you !
The best part is the family built it together and now they get to enjoy it together. I helped my step father remodel our entire house, it took us 7 years all together. I gained confidence and learned skills that have stuck with me and are now in use on my own home as an adult. Great job dad, your kids will appreciate this even more as adults!
I like this. Laying tiles by conveyor without special technologies at $ 2 per square meter.
th-cam.com/video/i1yaJdJHycw/w-d-xo.html
This project seemed so much more worth it do you the what it seemed to be a family project. Props to the parents for being super involved. 💯🙏🏽❤️
Although that hot tub will not hold up in the future years, im more impressed to know that your beautiful family will hold up for the future years😉 i enjoyed watching you guys coming together to achieve your goals and have fun doing it at the same time, blessings to you and your family 👪
Man you’ve raised some incredible kids. You should really write a book on parenting to teach some of these other parents out here how it’s done.
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching!
I can't even get my lazy kiddos to clean their own messes. Good job with the hard work.
This is so amazing! Not only is this a fantastic project, but the family participated in it to make it happen. Very nice!
Fantastic backyard. Just like going to a spa resort. I am really impressed with how hard your boys worked.
Appreciate the kind words, Thomas!
We do enjoy our new backyard!
Thank you for watching!
@@Red.Scapes sir i love this video i have been a while since my last coment here. But can you let us know how the spa pool is doing nowdays. Any issue or leak... you way of doing is out of the book which dyi love it.. i actullay planing to overtake a baseement patio remodel on my property..
@jaime del salto Hi, thank you for watching!
The hot tub is doing great. No major issues or movement. We did have some problems with the caulk on the inside corners (kept coming off even when using marine boat caulk) so we ended up doing 2 coats of epoxy pool paint over the tile. The color change was also welcome.
But the overall construction is holding up very well. No major movement after 3 winters.
@@Red.Scapes thanks its impressive also i have winter here NJ. But how you handle water or pipe frezze i cant still figure it out.
Caulk issue probably bc of chlorine in the water.. maybe change filter system
I agree. Chlorine is probably the culprit for the caulk failures.
As far as pipes freezing, we keep the water level in the tub lower then the pipes so as to not have them full of water over the winter but still keep enough water in the tub to be over the ground level to help with the walls not pushing in from the freezing ground pressure.
Building family heirlooms with your hands and the people you love is so beautiful I hope to get there one day
Good to see them boys putting in some work. My dad used to force me and my brothers to work on building projects with him when we were growing up and although I disliked it at the time, it certainly built a lot of fortitude and character for the future
i love how your backyard just becomes forest
Thank you, Jonathan! We love that too!
Best part of it is the boys helping with the build!
Excellent craftsmanship and parenting. Cost-effectiveness doesn't scale.
Thank you!
It look like your are good workers, that is a great thing to see. Young kids knowing how to work hard and learning different trades. You all doing a great job with them. Praying that God bless you and your family.
Thank you! Be blessed!
Looks great! Interesting technique framing it in and using cement board. Curious to see how it holds up over time. Great project with the kids, teaching them work ethic is fantastic!
God bless you all for a really great family effort. Enjoy!
Thank you, John!
Oh my gosh...where do I start? Your backyard is stunning, and you've clearly put your heart and soul into making it a special place for your whole family. The pool/spa, whatever you call it is amazing. You added all the right touches with the beautiful wood to the lighting. Hands down one of my favorite builds I've seen. It's perfection, and I'm so jealous of you all. Enjoy it because you deserve to. You all are so blessed. 🙂
Thank you for the kind words! And thank you for watching!
Wtf this is one of the best hot tub designs. The atmosphere with the fire place and pond just makes it even better.
Thank you!
I'm super impressed that your boys helped as much as they did ... uncommon nowadays, great job parenting!!! I'm sure you are proud of them ❤
Thank you!
Yes, they are amazing kids! We are both very proud of them!
when i was a kid i had to get my dad to help me . lazy old man asked me to do everything . but he worked hard to bring home money .
My dad taught me a lot but nothing on this level at that age. Well played sir, well played :)
@@london_james thank you James!
@@Red.Scapes pp
This is the way to live - cheerfully, positively, enjoying life, nature and native people.
Perfect job. Obviously knows what he’s doing and takes time to do it right.
Folks your yard is so beautiful and it's so awesome that you built it with the family
Nothing builds character like digging up this amount of dirt. Would love a discussion video where you explain the process. Maybe some info on what you used to heat the pool.
I love seeing families do activities together
yeah that sht was heartwarming af i got teary eyed
Glad to see your boys being a part of it with you. I wasn’t as close to my son. Regret it all the time
When I see this I miss my family you are blessed thank you
Not only are you building things but most importantly you're teaching your kids to not be lazy and be productive in life....is a win win for all !!by the way it came up amazing 👏🤝
Dude!!! I need to do this now! My kids just showed me this video, and said “dad, you’re a contractor- you can do this” hahahahaha 👌🏽👍🏽 nicely done
Thanks for watching! Definitely a doable project especialy for a contractor. Now your kids know you have no excuse ;)
@@Red.Scapes haha, I found it just now and I'm debating on showing the misses...
@@theobgyn6787 slippery slope :)
cool to have the kids working on it from beginning to end. shows them hard work pays off
This is by far the best detailed video and the list of products with links is just awesome thank you. Just a suggestion for cutting on heating cost is to install a copper pipe coil in your firepit and connect it to the spa.
Thank you!
Yes the copper pipe firepit idea has been in my head for a while now after watching some videos of others doing it with wood stoves.
Might happen in the future.
There is also the sun black coiled plastic pipe heating option.
Thanks for watching and happy new year!
Absolutely killer project for sure. Super jealous in all kinds of ways related to your space. I keep my kiddos involved as well. It’s a whole job unto itself. 😂
It must cost a fortune to keep that up to temp. We’ve got a tiny inflatable tub, which seems to cost 50-100 a month the keep warm. If I was you, I’d look for some used hot water solar collectors. People are going solar electricity only and stripping roofs of hot water collectors. You’d likely get them for free and it would save you a ton of money on electricity. You could even use them as a roof for your robes, etc...they’re traditionally 5’ x 10’. Might be able to source a smaller size as well...Congrats on getting those soaks in!
Thank you and thanks for the tip! I'll look into it for sure.
We don't keep the water hot all the time though. It would cost a fortune, you're right.
But I do need to harvest that sun energy, especially in the summer.
Thanks for watching!
One word Sir. AWESOME!. Enjoy your beautiful family and kudos to both you and your wife for keeping it together. Take lots of pictures and videos...they'll grow so fast. Blessings.
I admire the effort you put in on this project. A couple of things that will be helpful in the future: Before putting up the tile, do mesh and a layer of mud to make all the surfaces perfectly flat. You need 100% bonding of the tile and thin set for constant submersion. It’s pretty much impossible to get that without doing a aforementioned step. The only other thing I would have added would be a floor drain. Things settle, switching the filter to pull from the bottom from time to time makes life easy. Nice work!
This was a very reasonable and helpful critique. the fact that the author liked all other comments and skipped yours tells me that hes a bit insecure. RIP.
or, didn't see it, or, took it to heart and doesn't need to comment, or.....@@coryr6359
I'm looking at building some Airbnb cabins soon, and one of these will be the ultimate luxury finishing touch! thanks for all the info regarding parts, this is invaluable!!!!
Your garden on the whole, is just incredible.
Thank you!
@@Red.Scapes Hey man, love the build. Could you tell me what is the song that you were playing at 16:13 ? Thanks!
@@rowengb It's "Capsize" by Frenship
Thanks for watching!
Amazing build, great family time and great music. God’s Richest Blessings to you all
I like this. Laying tiles by conveyor without special technologies at $ 2 per square meter.
th-cam.com/video/i1yaJdJHycw/w-d-xo.html
I think I would have rented a small backhoe for a few hours, but otherwise this is amazing. Amazing result, amazing lessons learned doing it DIY and working with the family to do it. If I didn't have a limestone slab 12 inches below the soil in my yard, I'd totally try this.
Excellent ability to have your children doing excellent work!
Thank you for watching!
$4K is not bad for something. The whole family can enjoy. Is like buying a small used car.
A true definition of 99.99% job well done. Brother you have power lines above ur hot tub...! With ur children in it. 99.99% of an good job 👍
The laborer is worthy of the reward and to do it with your boys is awesome. I pray that this hot tub will hold up until He returns in Jesus name amen! So inspirational brother thanks!!!
This is gorgeous. I have a spot where I'm planning a wood gassifier heated "desert hot spring" but current have all my funds and time tied up in debt repayment. 2 more years!
Thank you fpr watching! I'm sure one day you'll get to build that and enjoy it!
now a copper coil in the fire to heat the hot tub. amazing work
amazing work.amazing garden. so much work. good parenting. well done!
Thank you for the nice words, and thanks for watching!
Man, with some good DC Talk going in the background you're killing it.
Ur fortunate to be sble to do this. Enjoy the fruits of that fact and your labor.
At work I use steel toe boots.....home projects...always flip-flops!! My man!! Turned out awesome !!
Haha, so true!
Thanks for watching!
Wow, honestly I subscribed because of your family. The Hot tub was amazing. But I love to see a family that is so close. It gives me hope
Thank you!
Who would give thumbs down to this 🤔This is very cool good job 👏🏻
Thank you!
@@Red.Scapes gud gob
Nice job, respect. I did something similar but bigger and simpler (since 2018). Round wooden fence and sandy bottom like a big barrel (5.5m diameter and 1.3-1.5m deep, half underground). And a PVC bowl from a standard Chinese frame pool is added inside. 30 cubic meters swimming space. Budget less than $1000 (including filter pump, lighting and wooden patio around the pool). Looks like yours, but round. Russian bombing was nearby, but the house and my pool were not hit, I'm happy. Hi from Kharkov, Ukraine.
Hi, that's cool! Thank you for watching! Praying for you all and hoping all that war nonsense ends sooner then later. God bless!
I was shaking my head so hard when I saw you put the wood construction into the deepest part of the pool with just that thin tarp, thinking about rot and leaks and all that. Until I saw that there are actually Cement boards - until now I have never known those things exist (I guess they're not that common here in Germany)! Suddenly everything made sense! Great build!
Thank you!
I cant see how anyone can not be inspired by the video. I describe it as s fantastic idea turned into an amazing masterpiece. Im in Australia n inspired
Thank you for the kind words!
I felt obliged to comment. Im building tourist accommodation with a natural pool dam n watched a lot from the pond guy n never left a comment. Your design n construction n presentation was flawless.
Thank you, Matthew! I really appreciate it!
I agree with others... not only is your work top notch, i LOVE how you involved the kids!
I bet you can sure frost a cake after all that! Also, do one heck of a nice plaster job on a wall. This was so awesome to see. I had to slow it down! :)
I wish my kids would help me like that , I’ll Forward this to them for inspiration
You don't have to wish, just teach them. So many kids are glued to device's these days & parents can't get them out of their rooms to even take out the trash... but who gave them the device, the wifi connection, etc? The parents made them that way, now as parents we gotta change that. Gotta stop hoping & wishing, time to take action as parents.
Great job. And the awesome part is that u did it with ur family
Your kids are great workers.awesome to see
Wow you are immensely skilled and motivated.
Looks awesome!
I would do the same but can't find a couple of kids to dig the hole for me!
Love the DC Talk in the background
I've seen a lot of DIY hot tubs and the finish on this one is really, really well done. Looks amazing.
Thank you, Shawn! Appreciate it!
That funyard is great! ( there is nothing "back" about it). You guys know how to have a good time!
Thank you for watching!
Awesome family /qualify time project .
Amazing how the kids are loving time with Dad
Love the music y’all had playing while you worked.
- fellow Jesus freak
Awesome! 👊
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing! Been searching the web for idea for years...yours is the closest to my “vision” and has helped the most. I am going to “frame” my hot tub with ICF...to help with energy costs of an outdoor hot tub in Minnesota
Glad our video was of use to you!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks for watching!
I'm in northern Saskatchewan and thinking ICF would be totally best here for a half size version of this project beside our sauna. Our retirement home at the lake is 5 foot ICF crawlspace and garage ICF to 3 feet and thinking of tucking a hot tub into the corner snuzzled against existing ICF foundation of the crawlspace on one side and ICF of the garage on one side where the T-shaped house and the garage (short part of T) join together. Need protection from these winters here! Lucky to have natural gas so heating year round will be fine...just need a really great cover.
wow, those kids have an amazing dad!
I was concerned that the cement board being wet all the time would fail but then I saw you put the waterproofing green gunk...well done!
So the waterproofing green gunk will keep all the water out forever?
@@davidvalens3337 don't know about forever but it will definitely be a very long time before anything happens. But I'm going based off what I know, I don't know about it being submerged in water and what the long term effects will be.
I'm making this is my yard this year. Thanks for the great idea .
Nice job! Nothing better than a family project!
With time anything can be DIY, good job taking that and running with it. Makes me happy to see someone's enjoying doing this kinda stuff with the drive and determination to follow it through all whilst saving money doing it.
Even though I live in the middle of no where the county still requires licensed plumber, electrician, and contractor as well as a "reasonable time frame" and plans for a permit to even break ground for the project.
So I just sit and live vicariously through others by watching then DIY thus stuff while I save up more money than need be necessary for my pool, hot tub, and garage.
Thanks for watching!
if you live in the middle of no where ...SCREW THE COUNTY AND THEIR GAMES
Can you make a little video of the circulating system and lights, you did a fantastic job!
I can almost guarantee the one year update will have a little one floating in there with them. Very nice.
Loving the DC Talk in the background. Was my jam in 5th grade
Well done that man. Also friends and family. Hats off to you.
1st time I've heard DC Talk in a diy video 😂. Great job btw
You recognized DC Talk. 👊 Made my day! 😉
My favorite band of all time, that's for sure!
Thanks for watching!
That's exactly what blew my mind as well!!!! Hahahhahaa and of course great job bud!!!
Props to the DC Talk playing in the background.
very cool! Your whole backyard is an Oasis!!! You just added another thing to my bucket list!!!
Thank you!
Totally righteous build! Also dig the Elaine guitar tune at the end.
got some great ideas off this video. Thank You.
Wow , That's is very beautiful pool you made it
Well done. Word of caution using your tile saw to make those “circle cuts”. Buy a diamond circle cutter or use an angle grinder. The lateral pressure on your arbor DESTROYS the main and slave bearing in the armature.
Amazing and teaching future kids skills, knowledge and hard work pays off. Just beautiful! thank you for sharing
I'm just in awe you got those boys to work like that. I have to force my 15 yo stepson outside to _play_ .
My teenage boys haven't gone outside in months!!
Super amazing. I wish I had someone who can do this for me. My brother in law build pool for a living but he lives in Florida.
You've got skills. Love how involved the kids were.
Looks so great! Nice family
! Y’all enjoy these moments ! God bless