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. . . Good job ! May I ask who makes the gutter mounting brackets ? 👍

Plasma cutting with shorts on. HARD CORE!!! I hope you don't get any droplets going into your shoes....they can dance right in there and settle between your toes...and cook them.

Very Nice

Hi Scott, Just wondering why has some of your videos been removed? I went looking for the video when you built the mezzanine floor and realised there is a whole chunk missing. all the best.

Ps...u so lucky man😊😊

Would this system be OK if I just made it up as 24volt??😮

Just discovered your show. Excellent presentation and thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Great Job!

Fabulousness, as usual!

It's lookin' amazing, Scott!

I understood you have a home and its a shed. Im just wandering what you dud with coucil approval

Nice job as always

I’ve only just recently found your channel, wow I just love watching and learning how you guys go about things! Very impressive 👍

G'day Scott, Could I ask you? How did you go with local council approval?

Thanks Scott Fantastic. Great advice. 👍 What size is your shed mate?

Well done 👏 ✔️

Great video mate. The property is coming along great. Sorry to hear about Narla cheers.

Do you know from which model of Toyota Corola you took the hose?

If you want the zipper off Center is that possible? Also how do you work out how big the notches should be?

Invest in a plasma cutter

Nice work Judy, hope you are being paid well. Look after the apprentice 😂.

Mighty fine job young man 💪

Incredible seeing how casually you just knock up a pair of decorative brackets AND BOLTS! 😆 So impressive mate. All those different textures in the studio side look magnificent 👌🏻

Great review Scott Thanks

Hello !!! you make it from stainless steel ?

What a quality of this engine chamber super sir

9.35 looked dangerous lol

Hello Scott great to see the channel growing buddy from.. Tony from Brisvegas.

Great video, Scott. Useful information. Mahalo for sharing! : )

That wall came up a beauty nice work mate and the beam looked fantastic.

What an awesome space!!! Are you insulating any of it?

I want one so bad. It’s just out of my price range.

Great information. I've got a friend that brings his to his camp, and it does just fine. He doesn't even take it out of his truck bed. He just runs a central cord and plugs it in to power the whole camp. Very neat system and great explanation.

The little fellow at the end, is that Gort?

Great overview. Thanks for taking the time to put this together - thumbs up.

Good, honest appraisal. Much appreciated Scott! There's no denying that these systems are far dearer than what the grid supplies, but Labor are doing their best to 'even it up'😉 Battery degradation is another factor people need to consider. Initial set-up and replacement costs make these systems absurdly expensive in comparison to the grid. There's no real solution to the low efficiency of batteries as yet, hence why EVs are such a joke, but if that ever changes... When will yo be posting another Forme Industrious creation? Looking forward to more of your creative thinking.👍👍👍

Adding a mini cave to the mega cave... Nice!

Heartbreaking, RIP beautiful girl xx

Thanks so much for providing valuable feedback, I am hoping to build an off grid shed home in the future and have been looking at off grid power/battery set ups, and have found your feedback very important. I have been following both your journey and would like to Thank you both for sharing your experiences also ,Cheers

Hi Scott. That was an excellent review the power you must use shows you need to know the limits . Take care to you both.

Lookin great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This is really important info that is broken down basically and sensibly for ignoramus muppets like me who are vulnerable to power outage during cyclones for extended periods etc. Thanks, brother.

These also suit people with bigger RV's, or those that are sick of wires everywhere with a DIY layout. Tradies could also use them for sites without power.

For us here in South Africa, power interruptions (loadshedding) have become a part of life. Anything from 4 - 12 hours per day of having no power. A small UPS can keep absolute essentials up, but something plug and play like this is handy to keep everything else up. Of course, converting power hungry appliances to gas needs to be considered. Backup power for us is a necessity, not a luxury. Of course loadshedding gives us an excuse to braai (you call it barbecue). In the run-up to the recent elections, the ruling party has been burning copious amounts of diesel to give the impression that loadshedding is over. Watch this space…

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great review and explanation - it sure gets complicated quickly for some so well done.

Cheers Scott, thanks for the great review and your channel in general! You briefly show/mention welding with this unit. I'd been advised by Bluetti that this setup probably wouldn't run a welder. I know you said in the first review you did that you usually use your standard solar set up to weld with. Would you say this system was up for some not too heavy duty mig welding? If so it'd be perfect to supplement the small off grid solar system we have (on the other side of the Tablelands from you!) I'm very likely going to buy one anyway with the current special but it'd be great to know that I won't have to buy a 7 or 8kva genny to weld with!

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Thanks Scott. Maybe a graph/chart would have helped when explaining the input/output of Watt/Hours/Time.