Palacial Megadome: Part 14 (the end) Dome is Palacialized!

SWEEET! I can get back to robotting soon! :-)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Jaimie
• Mantzel
• Dashaina
• solar
• power
• off
• grid
• living
• thrifty
• self
• sufficient
• dome
• geodesic
• build
• invent
• cool
• house

[Nysswald]

I love you! I love Dashaina! I love the Palacial megadome! I love the banana building! I just feel loving today! :)

[Codad]

WOOHOO! being a long time subscriber I've watched you start I don't even know how many projects. It's great to see you (almost) finish one, especially considering it's one of the more difficult ones. Keep up the great work, and videos :)

[werty718]

hey have your windows ever broken???

[nbm34]

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME STRUCTURE. DID YOU REALY DO THIS ON YOUR OWN. It is an AMAZING FEAT

of engineering, and your should I hope be reaping the benifits of your efforts in this MEGA DOME, Shit you could get a whole tribe in there. YOU DESERVE GLOBAL APPLAUSE

[adwdragon]

Hey man what do you for a living/job?, I would totally liketo live your lifestyle!

[joeeasygo]

hay look up rock stove and rock mass heater

[McMaster]

You should put like triple padded carpet in the 4th floor. And a bean bag. And sit there and do nothing when you need a break.

[jipasd]

Just a bit of cleaning and that would be the most awesomestest awesome house in the world! That's what dreams are made of, until this video I never had an idea just how tall it is! 4 floors woah.

[akeru1000]

Hei, I want to see your pipe crusher, and your hole puncher too. Could you show that to us and how you made them. Thank you, love you.

[goobman91]

you n dashaina look adorable all dressed up. :)

[mediascope]

Mount the blower on a small piece of plywood with a hole, build the plywood into your inner frame somewhere, staple inner plastic with matching hole to plywood. Use battens (thin rippings) to staple down plastic edges.

[mediascope]

An idea from greenhouse construction: you have two layers of plastic on the upper window section for now. We used to pull two layers of plastic and then inflate the area between with a small blower. (like the 12volt one used in a car heater) This separates the plastic to create a "dead air" space for insulation. The air does move a bit as there is total loss out all the leaks but install the blower inside and the effect should be positive = less firewood needed.