DIY Copper Coil Heater- Snow Hut Camping

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  @kelleygiambro7542 · 2 years ago

  I just said to my husband, “Wonder what “The Outsider” is doing?” Well, now I know!! So happy to have a new video to watch while I enjoy my Saturday morning coffee.

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  @AprilRaine60 · 2 years ago

  My daughter climbers the mountains in Washington State and sleeps in snow caves a lot. She's super hard core.

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• RA

  @randychadwick3673 · 2 years ago

  I came across your channel after you started the cabin .<br>I&apos;ve enjoyed every video since.<br>I appreciate your expression of your faith. GOD bless you.

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  @TheRealThisIsAlex · 2 years ago

  i like the gurgling sound of the ammo can heater

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• AH

  @ahmadalhasn8111 · 2 years ago

  I am very happy to have you back. It was an interesting trip. I hope you and your family are well

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• EL

  @elementalghost · 2 years ago (edited)

  The outsider and the outdoor boys dropping a vid on a Saturday morning? Amazing.

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  @neolithicnobody8184 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bIPWrfLZLQ&amp;t=170">2:50</a> That scene instantly brought an old man to tears. Happy tears, I&apos;m glad to say. It triggered flashbacks to childhood days of digging tunnels and snow forts/igloos in the snow drifts, all fortified with lots of snowballs for battle of course. lol Probably the happiest time ever, great memories. There&apos;s a specific detail , though, that might be very helpful for you. The inside needs rubbed. You need to create an ice barrier on the walls and ceiling by rubbing moisture into the snow. Think of it like painting the walls of your house and sealing the surfaces, making them easier to clean. To prove a point, try burning a snowball with a Bic lighter and watch what happens. Yes, it does start melting, but it also starts protecting the softer snow behind it. Back then no heat was used. Several old socks were put over one hand(make-shift glove) and dipped in water, then rubbed on the walls to create the ice layer. Once the layer is made, the drips disappear by running down the walls instead. The smoother the better. With you having heat inside, the moisture comes natural and starts dripping. Just rub it smooth. 👍

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  @__cypher__ · 2 years ago

  Before I even watch the video please let me say, Welcome back. &amp; Thank you.

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  @RyanMcMorrow · 2 years ago

  I’ve watched a lot of YouTube over the years, from influencers to sports to gaming. I can honestly say that I think this is my favorite channel I’ve ever come across. I’m no outdoorsman or craftsman, but there’s something so purely entertaining and enjoyable about watching someone so skillful craft something amazing.<br><br>I’ve been watching your journey on the cabin from very early on, and genuinely look forward to every new episode. <br><br>I hope you and your family are well, and thank you!

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• MK

  @mkmac9539 · 2 years ago

  Wow!!! So creative. &nbsp;Nicely done.

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  @SpoiledChookNook · 2 years ago

  What an awesome episode!!!! I’m going to implement this idea to keep my chickens warm… even perhaps a greenhouse!!!

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  @randadhoy2066 · 2 years ago

  The heating system is the bomb of the whole experience!

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