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You should've welded the perches on and or tack welded at a minimum.

Great video Sir,thanks

Looks great

Thanks. Very helpful.

Nice video. Just got one and i love it 💯💯

Looking good.

Above window my friend.

I like it above the window.

Above the light over window so you can see it when you walk in.

It’s coming along nicely. You can throw a mattress up there and make a guest bed. LOL

I thought you were going to use those two chocks?

Simple and GREAT, thumbs up!

they do, I dont have cell service when the power goes out. also, you need to loop the line below the hole and back up before the line goes into the cabin so water doesn't follow the line into the hole. You created a water problem.

Make sure you redo that line going into the house so there's a drip loop. Nothing crazy, just pull a little out, make the drip loop, and add some silicone with the black, plastic cable bushing. Granted, it's under cover, but rain doesn't always fall straight down. But it looks good! Glad it's working for ya!

I bought and installed cellphone signal booster 6 years ago. I built a house out of several shipping containers that are all metal. I live on a river that is obviously at a low elevation. There are many moderate sized pecan and oak trees around me. During construction, I noticed it was almost impossible to receive and make calls inside of the house. Outside connections were OK. The signal booster was placed on a tower about 30 foot above the ground. It made phone functions possible inside of house and ussually no issues. I paid about $700 dollars for equipment. Good investment.

Wish I had them skills.

Would it make more sense to have the bar flipped around so what looks like handles underneath are facing outward?

Just saw your truck on Hwy 80 when we r heading on the way to Wyoming. Cool Channel, just subscribed to check it all out.

Looking nice! Cant wait to see it all installed!

I see an accident coming with those long sleeves

If you frequently drop fasteners you can put a small magnet inside a nitrile glove to catch it or pick it up

Just couldn't find it. Thanks. And thanks for the clear camera work. Makes it super easy to follow.

So you made two straight cuts (at 7:15-7:25 in the video timeline) on the piece of timber that was mitered on both ends and then you checked miterred corner fit? What did you demonstrate there really? Also work on your camera positioning, there is no need to block the camera with your body half of the time.

Looking really nice.

Precise and clean cutting. The flooring makes a big difference. Have a nice week, Daryl.

You have to do the adjustment for both fence positions.

Can I use the Renogy Rover MPPTs for charging the Licciti 280 Ah prismatic battery ?

What square do you have?

Cabin interior looking sharp!

I will admit to not fully reading the description for both power stations on their website. Do you know what the VSR function is and how would I make this work to charge the units. I have both versions of this power station. Both should have a built in VSR. Thanks.

Nice job

I like it.

what app is that?? the app you used to monitor your battery

One Licitti problem.... I got my new Blue Licitti box with the 280 Ah Prismatic cells kit as a package from their website. Since I didn't feel comfortable with it, I took the battery kit to my local Batteries Plus where for a very reasonable charge, put it together. They were impressed by kit and cell conditions but when it came to putting the completed kit (done using Licitti instructions), the battery terminals were too long coming out of the sides. I looked around here on RUclips and found others who had the same issue and would cut holes on top of yhe yellow fiber top or bend terminals so they it would fit into blue Licitti box but I didn't think that was a good way. I contacted Licitti and got a reply back from "Maria" sending me an illustration of a yellow top with precut holes on top not on yhe side like what I and others received. Thus should be an easy fix by Licitti by either changing the terminals to one's that are fabricatrd from the side to the top or bottom so the cell kit fits into the new blue case. Or they should have the top yellow fiber board cover to have pre cut holes for the terminals instead of the top. If you have contact with Licitti, please let them know of this issue that seems old easily solved on their side before word gets around. I like the product and hope it catches on. Thank you. Update: I watched your video on swapping the busbar with L terminal. Thank you again!

One day you will learn to listen to me. LOL I’m still trying to get my wife to listen to me. 😂

I ordered this table saw. It should be here this friday. Your videos have showed me how to set it up, and adjust it. Excellent videos.

Very clever! I think it will fit in the cabin, Daryl.

Very nice!! You make that all look so easy!

Very helpful!

really cool design!

Nice desk Daryl.

regrettably you cant get a Licitti box in Australia unless you spend a ship load of $ in shipping + rate of exchange, set up to suit Aus 240v @ 50 Htz pushes the $ to over $ 500, there si one from EU but still big $

Thank you for sharing! Best regards from Switzerland! I gave a subscription ;-)

I cool. Like your video

Even though we already put ours together, I watched to see that we did it right! Thanks so much for doing these videos!

I just bought this saw today and we got the stand set up on it. The instruction manual is horrible. The graphics are terrible. We managed to get through it and then I thought I would like to watch a video on features, etc. I NEVER would have found the antikickback attachment. NEVER. Now I'm looking for other videos you have done to see what else I can learn about this saw. VERY well done, great job making sure to show where and how things come one and off this bad boy. THANK YOU!!

Many have tried that method on many different saws with no luck. Granted the saw is not a cabinet grade so I purchased a bought Freud 10" Calibration & Sanding Disk. Good for 6000 RPM. Item # CD010. Big difference. It provides a greater area for calbration. Nice video, and you are so correct about the fence.

You must have been an electrician in your previous life.

Daryl, that is hard to do, but you did it. Thank you for sharing how you managed that.

Good job my friend.