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Introduction and Project Overview

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2 NOOBS pour a Gorgeous Epoxy floor!

What happens here

The video begins with the creator introducing the project: applying epoxy flooring in their yurt, which is off-grid with no running water or electricity. He highlights that the yurt is already constructed, and the focus is on the floor. He introduces his daughter and her boyfriend who are helping. The space has exposed wooden lattice walls, a central wood-burning stove, and small windows. Countertops made with 'Stone Coat Countertops' product are already installed. The main challenges for the project are maintaining a consistent temperature inside the yurt and addressing any moisture issues.

Goal: Understand the project scope and initial conditions of the yurt.

Tools and materials

  • Wood-burning Stove — Providing heat inside the yurt
  • Yurt — The structure receiving the epoxy floor

What they say

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good morning one and all we are out at the Home Place this is our back 80 acres of land where we have zero power electricity no running water and we are in the process of building a yurt well the yurt is done we got weather coming but we are not done done yet let's go inside the kids are busy building hi kid that's mine that's my hippie daughter Cassidy Mojo Jojo I'm not a hippie and there's Tarzan pretty happy boyfriend and today we are going to be doing uh the floors in here um we're going to be attempting to do something we've never actually done before in fact you had your first experience right here doing these countertops so the black walnut countertops that you see down here are by a company using a product called Stone coat countertops I have limited experience using their stuff but the experience I do have has been absolutely the best product I've ever used now the first challenge we have is to maintain the temperature inside of the yurt so we go out here we got the deck built on the back but if you look at the water you can start to see that it's freezing over and we've got flurries coming down so she's not warm outside but she's not bad inside it's actually probably 25 30 degrees warmer in here yeah and we've got the wood burner going not not that at all so I started that this morning so that shows us it gets warm really fast actually yeah so that's a good sign that is a good good sign Frankie's been very busy this morning hey did you already run this yet Frankie yeah so you have been running this heater in here yeah okay she lied yeah because I ran until it was out of gas and that's why I wanted to go get gas so oh were you able to get gas yeah thank you sir it's pretty warm in here how cool was it was it pretty cold in here when you got in here this morning I did it that heater itself warm it up pretty good well I couldn't like the stools because I had to cut the pipes down and stuff so I had like this first yeah I mean did that how did that do I said I'm trying to get a feel for it you'll find out Charlie but it'd be nice if it could circulate it just takes a long time you guys went up there and talked all that and cut that tarp there and everything just fine I say that hot up there oh I bet I bet I bet it would be good if we can get a fan up there blowing down right right but jalapeno unless you and sell it a little solar panel on the top well because there's a lot of like there's battery powered fans yeah yep you can just see and then you…

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