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Have a load of dirt dumped on top of the hill,and use a mini excavator to dig out the first run.make life easier 😀

finding and showing potential issues one could come across no one else thinks of is a real service - and adds confidence to someone about to build their first machine - thank you

Thank you for this video. I'm an electrician so I do have to say it was like nails on a chalkboard to see you put Romex in that conduit. You need to use THHN wire! But other than that it looks good! Thanks for making this video!

Use a rubber mallet to set bolts.

Mine is showing a P2 error message and not sure what to do. Not cooling and fan stops spinning

¡Music genial!

Are your hinges supposed to be on the outside of the door? Couldn't the bolts be removed and the door come off?

Seth your explanation is straight forward and very clear with the demonstration..I've learnt alot from this video.. Thank you.

Why do you need an adapter to hook up the low side? Will the line from the vacuum pump just hook up correctly?

hurts my eyes to look at this 😪

That aint no shed! Hell, I wouldn't mind living in that thing.......

Great video!

looks like you are 3/4 of an inch off on your first truss spacing by how you marked it

How does the indoor handler unit get power? The manual showed an “air break switch” next to the handler but the directions said nothing about it. So does the black cable provide power back from the condenser to the handler in addition to communication?

Interesting that Della precharges the outdoor unit with enough refrigerant for the entire system and you needed to vacuum down the lineset.. The other one you did had a precharged lineset and both units. Did this give give you more or less confidence that the lines are free of contamination from the air?

Thank you for a detailed installation, that was worth watching a longer than usual video.

Great work! I appreciate these videos I’m planning to build a similar size workshop. I was wondering did you purchase building plans and if so where did you get them?

Would making the soil damp help when packing the tires?

He forgot to stagger on the other side too? 😅

What are you going to do with the excess? I ordered a 2 zone mini split from Della, and main floor is only about 8’ from where the outside unit will be.

Why no radiant barrier on bottom of roof deck?

L stands for "Line" not load

7/16 is not 1/2 inch.

Really helpful information in details

Pro work, Good stuff.

I've been debating which mini split to get for my 10x20 detached office shed (cathedral ceiling), got a few questions for you Seth: 1. Did you run 12ga wire? What size breaker? 2. Any reason for Della over something like Senville? I don't plan to buy DIY kits so will end up buying the pump and adapter like you. 3. Thoughts on 9k vs 12k btu for my space? I plan on going 240V model either way.

I was planning to do a split unit install, this came very handy.

What’s the total measurements of king post of trust?

watched to see the shop door ?

People on here saying to much. You guys quoting just a regular shed..

What’s the square feet on that hut?

I've set a lot of trusses like these working alone I like to install the two gable ends and get them exactly where I want them. Then I will run a string from Peak to Peak to align all the trusses. Also, you could have installed your cross pieces at the peak of the truss to become the ridge blocking. That would kill two birds with one stone. Looks like a good job!

Lot of work, glad you did not get injured. I am doing similar, but will install 2 at a time, assembled on the ground, cross-braced and tabbed for plywood sheathing, before lifting with telehandler. A lot safer. Must cross brace (make a triangle between trusses) or risk the entire roof folding over.

This video helped a great deal in my installation of one of these units this past weekend. In all of the videos I've seen of the installs, the hole saw attachment, a nice cardboard template and the hex key were included and the wires on head unit to condenser power line were numbered/labeled. None of that was the case for me. The manual included in the boxes is... adequate. Make sure that you can easily refer to this video. I already owned the appropriate hole saw but since I was at my best friend's house, 117 miles from mine, I now own two 2.5" hole saws. There was nothing in the manual specifying how the unlabeled wires on the power cord should be hooked up in the head unit or condenser. I am eternally grateful to Seth that he showed and narrated "Red wire goes to #2..." Good luck, be careful.

I did this in Omaha Nebraska back in 1970. I also back filled the tires but.not as tight as you have done, I. Found that the weight of the upper tire’s compressed into the lower ones and since it was rubber to rubber the wall locked itself. My wall now is over 50 years old and has not moved an inch. One small note, the bottom tier should be partially buried so it won’t slide out when the top pressure increases. I too planted ground cover so the wall eventually was green in the summer.

Building pretty much the same thing but 12x16. Curious why you did not go with diagonal end braces for the end trusses.

I would never have the hinges on the outside where someone could tap them out and gain access to my possessions.

You were very generous to your truss supplier, considering they totalled your car!

Was any vapor barrier used or needed? Thank you.

Here I am wondering about the idea of the vapor barrier on a shed floor. I have read a bunch of comments from many others about this, and this video shows it done. Condensation could be the enemy here, those days when a few degrees matter and dew points meet then wet it all becomes, plastic sure holds water leaving only evaporation into steam its only escape and it will go right up into the timbers. Not so sure its a good idea. I am beginning to think the breathable landscaping cloth might be the best solution. A reduction solution may be the closest you can get. Anyone else have a comment, please do. Cheers!

Please help I need you to install mine 😊

could have built a plywood rack, would have made it much easier. Maybe next time !! 🙂

Excellent

Does it has to have a concrete base? Or can I make a wood one?

dont you need 240 for 99% of mini splits?

Great video!

Always connect your power wire last even if your breaker is off more safe

What type of staple gun and staple size did you use to attach the insulation to the studs?

Will your L8 power up without being connected to the computer? I am having trouble getting anything but a power on light. But I am also having trouble getting any connection to my Apple Macbook Pro. My assumption is that the air assist and the laser should work even though my computer is not connected, correct?

Easier and much more accurate to draw the birds mouth when you had it in situ 5:20