what's up guys as promised I'm back with a follow-up video on this DIY home surveillance PC that I built a few weeks back it's basically perfect there are no problems with it it's the ideal solution for anyone who wants to set up their own home surveillance system I'm just kidding it sucked in a variety of ways actually had to make a list just in order to be able to reply to all of the things so I'm gonna do that but long story short I'm an idiot cooler masters new mmm 7/10 and mmm 7-eleven gaming mice are designed to be fast lightweight and accurate both are available in black or white glossy or matte sand the mm 711 is equipped with RGB lighting whereas the mm 710 takes a more stealthy approach thanks to the durable yet flexible ultra weave cable this mouse weighs in at less than 53 grams overall and features a 16,000 dpi picsArt sensor and genuine Omron switches the mm 710 at mm 711 are dust and splash resistant too so click the sponsor link in the description to learn more I'm sure this video is gonna be filled with excuses but I'm gonna try to take responsibility where I can for the things that I might have done wrong with the initial assembly of this system my first excuse though is going to be to blame Linus I've worked with a few different projects recently and I've always sort of admired his ability to get sort of half of a plan in mind and then be like alright screw it let's just go let's plow ahead let's move forward and that's kind of what I did with this build which might be why there were so many oversights in the original video and the first big screw-up which was pointed out by a bunch of people in the comments and I actually received an email from dr. zebra directly as well is the power supply you might notice you know no fan on this side fans on the other side of the power supply right up against this solid metal piece allowing zero airflow I installed the power supply upside down I should know better I've built in this case before this was just completely a brain fart on my part so I'm sorry I apologize I'm gonna fix that in just a second but first let's go over the rest of the things I messed up if you guys watch the first video you saw me attempt to install multiple CPU coolers in this build before realizing that several of them didn't fit that I didn't have an a m4 bracket for the Noctua cooler I wanted to use and there were a couple additional things that were pointed out too for example the wraith coolers both and the stealth have a top plastic cap on them basically you just have to pry around the outside you can pop it off that gives you a little bit more clearance for the fan on top this thing is purely aesthetic knowing that with the Wraith stealth might have solved my problem early on but nevertheless I plowed ahead with thee not to aku's I brought off the Noctua Nhu 12s when in fact what I meant to talk about was a Noctua and HP 12a the a is the newer and better one but that one's not currently available in the chrome axe black finish Leon Adams pointed that out to me so apologies to Leah and max Randall pointed out along with a few others that's the plastic ring on this cooler can detach beyond that there are simply some other solutions for a home security system that I didn't really delve into and this is again due to a lack of a bit more research that I could have done prior to getting into this video thankfully though and if there's a little silver lining to look at here when I post a video like this where I am hopefully admittedly plowing ahead with something with not necessarily a complete knowledge of what I'm doing but that content is then vetted by a bunch of you guys who watch the video and then give me suggestions for how I could have done things better or differently or maybe just look a little bit more forethought I appreciate it a bunch of comments that were made by people who had alternative sort of DIY Home Solutions severals I'm using Raspberry Pi solutions jackie coning pointed out that he's using a Raspberry Pi with ffmpeg over Wi-Fi to just copy the files directly to a network attached storage cube tastic said he's using Raspberry Pi 0 w's which are less expensive ones and then they have camera modules for asbury pi units that usually only cost between 20 and 40 dollars so one of those camera units and then Wi-Fi and you can connect the little assembly up to your network he is going a step further by usually using motion iOS and uploading the copied video files directly to Google Drive so he can access them wherever and he doesn't have to worry about a VPN or anything like that another suggestion for anyone who's currently running FreeNAS was made by kim fox and that is to simply run his own minder on FreeNAS and you can use that to access IP security cameras probably the best of most thorough comment though was by i am sold at and he says she works with NVRs all the time which is a network video recorders so he had some very good suggestions starting out with my storage solution he says use nvme especially for recording which i think was because nvm i nvme drives are just simply more expensive and you don't necessarily get any more out of them i do want to point out this is a Plextor m6e drive which isn't nvme it is PCI Express so it's faster than a typical SATA SSD but it didn't work it wasn't recognized I ended up installing at least for now a couple SATA SSDs that I have the operating system installed on but that is good advice you shouldn't be overspending for something like this and even a SATA SSD is probably a little bit overkill depending on the speed and the quality of it second suggestion which is attached to the storage comment is that you should be using a system drive for your operating system and then a separate Drive completely for writing all of your video files too and you probably shouldn't be using an SSD for that as well because SSDs have limited rate durability for the NAND on them and when you're dealing with a home surveillance system your writing video files vary constantly depending on if you're using motion to text detection or consonants recording or anything like that so the drives take a big hits and you'll probably kill an SSD over time depending on your use case scenario his suggestion and it's actually is one that I already did have in mind I'm being perfectly honest about that is to grab a WD purple Drive WD makes a purple line of drives kind of like they have the reds and the blacks and the blues and the greens WD purple drives are specifically made for video surveillance systems where you're writing data in a specific way because you have a bunch of video feeds that all need to be recorded at the same time so for long-term durability they are typically the go-to drive for this type of setup this type of setup by the way being an NVR which is a network video recorder his next suggestion is to not use USB webcams and here is one where I'm not going to completely follow his advice although I am going to be now using a mix between the USB webcams and the IP webcams which I have a few of right over here for one if you're using a USB webcam and this is the reason why these tend to be less expensive you're relying on the CPU in your computer to actually do a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to computing stuff and encoding the video stream also when it comes to the hardware they can be potentially less reliable and he also mentions questions about the actual video quality especially if you're relying on this for you know evidence in case of a break-in or something like there is a range of quality available on USB webcams as well so that is something to consider I'm still going to be using USB webcams because I have a system that is capable of doing that but if you're potentially going to build a system if you're gonna repurpose an old laptop or something like that one of the reasons why you might invest in IP webcams is because they actually have Hardware built in that's doing a lot of this stuff on the fly I am so that is recommending using IP webcams that meet the ONVIF standard which I hope that is the phonetic pronunciation oh and vif which is the open network video interface format if you get a camera that meets that format it will work with a wide variety of software solutions and it will also be hardware compatible to that also means that the IP camera is handling encoding motion detection and analytics uploading that from the cpu which is why he said that he's running like 50 camera setups on an old court 2100 for example and I think that makes a lot of sense for someone who's doing this for a living and who is doing installations for security purposes for a business or for somewhere where you're going to need 20 30 or 40 plus cameras for my purposes I was already considering buying the IP cameras because they're better for outdoor usage in particular and they're better at night vision but since I do not need that many cameras in my home and since I already have access to hardware that's capable of handling the stuff from the USB webcams my plan is to do a mix using the IP cameras externally where I need that weather resistance and possibly the better image quality and then using the USB webcams for supplemental recording where necessary as well as recording some of the areas inside my home and I think that pretty much summarizes my response to a lot of the comments that have come in and a big thank you once again to those of you who did post comments I do try to read those and especially like even especially the critical ones I'm sold at compared my last video to the Verge's PC build video which is obviously just the harshest criticism you could possibly send my way but I'm trying to take my own advice and respond to that by saying alright I obviously don't know how to % what I'm doing here I'm going to try to do my best to make it better and hopefully make an improved video with a bit of learning experience for you guys at home last thing I wanted to bring up is there were other software recommendations out there singing around because there is software you can run on a system or there are software solutions you can buy there's hardware and software that's already put together software like a vigil on or blue iris a vigil on in particular is what I'm sold out recommended that requires you have to pay a license per camera for that software so probably a better solution for somebody who's doing a professional installation or something like that or if you have the money to pay for a license per camera that would also be okay for my purposes I want to still use the contact cam software in Windows for now but I want to be clear I want this to be sort of an evolutionary process as I go through this so I'm completely open to potentially doing a linux based solution on this linux plus wine can still run contact cam and there's some tutorials out there for that or even potentially one of these other solutions like a vigil on or blue iris that said I think I need to do a brief update to the hardware here obviously flipping around the power supply and then I wanted to point out to you guys like I said I have a couple SSDs that I've installed here this one here is just a 256 gig dred that has operating system on it this is a one terabyte SSD that I installed temporarily to write the video files to and then I have been thinking about placing an order for a WD purple drive for quite some time and I'm actually going to do that as soon as I finish this video which I will be installing a later dates I promise but that is what I'm going to be using this upper area here in this case for because usually you put a graphics card here I don't need a graphics card for this build so I think that'll make a good spot from a storage [Music] okay the hardware fixes are hopefully fixed power supplies placed in the right way and I went ahead and did a proof-of-concept with the hard drive that I'm not gonna leave in here but I wanted to make sure I could fit a 3.5 inch drive in the top here and also have it screwed in through the back so it could be relatively secure I think when I redo this with the actual WD purple drive gonna put some silicone washers in between these screws and they drive itself to reduce some noise vibration and that kind of thing and then when I first installed this drive I had it kind of vertically because I thought that looked better and then I realized it doesn't matter what it looks like so I rotated it this way so you could actually access the power and data plugs even though it's screwed and I mounted to the side of the case speaking inside of the case these perforations here I do not believe are made to specifically line up with hard drives or SSDs that said they lined up well enough I was able to get four screws through for the 3.5 inch drive ssds only mounted with two screws but that's plenty for a lightweight drive that doesn't have any moving parts inside all that said now that I know this is gonna fit I'm gonna remove the 3.5 inch drive and pop this back in this is actually the 500 gig SSD I'm using temporarily this is a 250 gig SSD which has the operating system on it but then will be able to move into the testing phase and again I'm not going to be showing you my drops or anything like that where I'm installing these cameras I'm basically going to set it up all here on the table with the cameras pointed wherever so we can make sure everything is functional gonna be plugging in probably about 4 of the USB cameras that I have available and I have a variety of those and then lastly we have these my IP cameras which are actually security cameras these are sourced from monoprice and full disclosure here my wife works for monoprice I did not buy these because I did a thorough web search and they're the best rated or anything like that I bought them because I got the employee discount that's hard to pass up sometimes so don't accept this as an endorsement or anything it's purely me just as with the rest of this build trying to take advantage of what I've currently got rather than going out and finding ubiquity to be like hey send me the camera system or something like that not that there's anything wrong with that Kyle all right so we're ready to move on to the next stage and that is to actually get these cameras connected up and tested now the USB camera is I already kind of showed you guys in part one for those I'm just using little USB hubs and connecting up the cameras since I'm only planning to connect maybe four or five cameras for now I actually do have enough USB plugs on the case itself to plug directly in so I may not need the hubs my actual security cameras here and I've got a couple of the bullet style ones and a couple of the turret style ones require power over ethernet and part of the reason why I went with cameras like these apart from the knowledge that I now have that they do some processing internally which does offload some of the processing from the processor in your computer is that these are Power over Ethernet now I was pretty fascinated with some of those Raspberry Pi solutions that people were suggesting in the comments from the last video and I thought about doing that briefly but you still need to wire power to those devices in order to keep them powered at all times and with Power over Ethernet you can have power and data and a single cable going to your IP camera as long as you have a switch that has p OE ports on it and for that I get this eight port it's actually eight plus one for your connection back to the computer POS which this is just a fast switch so 10 100 but since all we're connecting up to each port is a security camera 100 megabits per second is totally more than enough actually all right guys some time has passed because I have had to do some research and honestly I've been learning a lot I am more knowledgeable now than I was just a few seconds ago in this video but long story short I have good news the IP cameras are working connected to the system I've got picture and stuff like that I'm also dabbling with some different software solutions so I'm just gonna walk you through the setup I have going on right now and then what I've been trying and the results let's start with the hardware setup over here and I'm mainly concentrating on IP cameras but I do have one of the USB cameras plugged into that just because I wanted to test the side-by-side now for networking since the motherboard has a single Gigabit NIC that is actually going to be connected up to the switch that I got the PIO a switch so that's going to be kind of its own separate private wired network and that makes me feel a little bit better about having potentially internet connected capable cameras connected up to a network because it's going to be in a separate network that's private I do still have the Wi-Fi access so I connected up the antenna for that so that is connecting the system to my home network so I can access it from other computers on the system or ideally access it remotely in the future so our wired NIC goes over to this wired porch on here and there's a single non p OE port directly for that then we've got eight p OE powered ports and I've just been plugging in cables to them just been using cat 5e cable when I do the runs to actually mount these cameras especially the outdoor ones I'm gonna get a big spool of like a thousand foots probably can't six cable or something like that and different cable is meant for different purposes for more professional installations from my understanding you need a riser cable or even beyond that plenum cable apparently but I'm probably not going to go that far although as mentioned my wife works at monoprice and I'm not vouching for these cameras more on that in just a second but they do but I will say minor price is somewhat known for their cabling and stuff so I do have good access to that and I've already grabbed a crimping tool so that I can put the end caps on them and run cables to the proper length for what they should be because even though technically four POS support for the cabling all you need is cat 5e or better there are some other standards for installation in more serious environments that you should pay attention to because stuff like the rated temperature rating and shielding is something that you should pay attention to again depending on where you're actually placing your cameras that said I got three of these wired up directly and they're just kind of sitting out here on the table so I can point them at something and move around in front of them if I want to try the motion detection out the step after that is of course accessing these cameras from a computer that you have connect to the network that the cameras are on now probably the easy way to do this if you've purchased cameras that meet the ONVIF standard is to get the on viv which you can download from SourceForge and that will simply go out on the network and find those devices that are on there but if you don't know of that yet or you're just trying to figure things out on your own you might go to the website which is like I did I went to the mana price website and I was like maybe they have a download page for software or something like that no they do not so I was like well they did ship with that little CD so I can try to access it off of that this is just a burned CD by the way nothing too special about it I even have an external USB connected like slot-loading Drive which for some reason I was really paranoid about putting this in because it's a smaller size I'm pretty sure that still works it let me try it I mean what's the worst that can happen right and that worked oh my gosh it totally worked alright so I ended up doing a very convoluted way of getting the files off of this CD but apparently I totally should have just plugged in this Drive and popped it in instead I used my AC to molex power adapter to plug in in internal five and a quarter inch optical drive I had to use a molex to SATA adapter on the end of it and then just the SATA cable to connect it up to my HTPC because that was one of the only systems that was up and running that had externally accessible SATA ports long story short I was able to pull these files off the drive in order to run one of these programs but I'm also kind of stupid because hey I have a laptop mm optical drive too anyway so I thought I'd share that with you guys the software that I used off of that disk though is called IP portal and basically these are IP cameras so you need to know their IP address typically in order to connect them up to software to access the cameras video feed over your network three cameras I have connected half IP addresses assigned on this little separate wired private network but I had to set that up manually so I'm gonna plug in the fourth camera and I will show you how I did that these cameras have two plugs one is the ethernet plug the other is if you don't have p OE that's for a power plug I do have POV so I'm just gonna plug this cable in right here and the satisfying thing about the POA once you have it going is as soon as you plug it in you'll start to see some lights on the camera as it boots itself up and at this point I just hit refresh on the software until it appears which might take you a minute or two and there we go it showed up but you might note that it is inactive anytime you connect a completely new camera to your setup you're gonna need to activate it so opening up this little sidebar you just basically need to punch in a new password and then it will activate and once it's activated you can also set up some security questions in case you ever need to get back into it if you forget your password at this point you'll have some automatic setup stuff that will happen like an automatic IP address that pops into place what I found worked best for me is to enable DHCP which will automatically do some network setup oh you'd have to punch in your password every time you modify something and then just wait a second for DHCP to go ahead and populate the IP address and everything cool but then the other thing I did just because it seemed to work for me was then to disable DHCP use the settings they had but to punch in my own fixed IP address and that's because if you use DHCP the IP addresses can change and the software might be accessing the camera based on the IP address so you don't want it to change one of the interesting things about these IP cameras is kind of like your router they have a built-in web interface so if you know their IP address you can access that to do some function changes and just make sure settings are what they should be so here I just took the IP address that I just assigns to that camera and I punched it into the web browser and now we can sign into that camera with the username and password that we just did the username is admin by the way and the password that you created and these cameras are apparently OEM through platinum their Platinum cameras logging into the camera I'm actually just immediately seeing a feed from it so that's cool but more importantly you can go over to the configuration tab here and you can access a bunch of stuff like system settings maintenance if you want to update the firmware a lot of these cameras have security kind of built into them these have SD card readers for example so you can set up event logging and all that kind of stuff directly in the camera one thing I found interesting over on the network settings is you can see like the IP stuff that was just set up using that other little piece of software I'll begin go over to the ports and here's here you can tell which ports you want to plug in depending on what type of feed you're looking for and incidentally I am going for RTSP so at this point the cameras are connected to the network I can access them from the surveillance PC I can adjust their settings what's needed is some software on this system to be accessing the cameras and handling motion detection storing all the video and then giving me some sort of interface to access it in the future and the plan this entire time has been to go with canto kam that said right now the system is idling at about 31 degrees Celsius I can hear the CPU fan but it's not too terribly loud it is right up against the side with nothing to block it so there's really no noise mitigation there at all I'm just gonna fire up copter cam though I'm not sure if you guys can tell from my mic but system is getting a little bit louder so you might notice for example a little second ago it opened up and all three feeds were going right now it's having issues connecting to one of the middle cameras there it is they're all there but as I jump around between them there is definitely a bit of lag here and there and if I pop over to hardware info 64 I can kind of start to tell why consec am buffers in the memory so even though there's a lot of overhead being reduced by the IP cameras we're still hitting 99 percent physical memory usage remember this is an APU so even though I have 8 gigs of memory installed is actually only about 6 gigs accessible I also noticed CPU usage spiking up a lot it's hit 86.3% max and it's fluctuating between maybe 50 and 70 percent on average and so of course temperatures have also gone up hitting well 67 degrees max oh it ripped up again just now but it was also just sort of generally running between 58 to 62 or so which is maybe a little bit warmer than I'd wants for a system that's gonna be running 24/7 and then if that means that the fan is gonna be super loud at the same time well that's it kind of detracts from I'd say the overall long-term usability of this existing setup my next step was to try out some different software because another one that I had seen recommended pretty frequently which is also freeware so free to use and then you can pay for sort of some upgrades and some other access to other features is a program called I Spy so that's what I tried out next actually before we try I spy I was gonna try to add that camera that we just connected the fourth one you do it by IP address and again the nice thing about doing it static is you know which one is which so I just add it to two then you can choose your standard four if you have a specific brand of camera which might improve things as well I'm just using the generic ONVIF RTSP standard and the username and passwords already and input so hopefully it can pull up the feet oh look it worked and here's where I could probably fix some things up when it comes to the system usage and running hot and being a little choppy and everything this is where you actually tell it whether to do a motion detection or continuous recording and how long to save the summaries and other things like language and other details another nice feature of canta canta although I haven't tried it personally but I've seen a lot of people saying it's really nice is you can have an email you when the camera fails which if it's behaving like these cameras that I'm just plugging in I would be getting lots of emails so I do have all four camera feeds up and running now although one of them has immediately switched to cannot connect I want to point out once again that physical memory usage spiked up it's a 99.9 percent and temperatures are again just a little warmer than I would like them to be so here is I spy and I currently have four cameras connected keep in mind the three on the right here are the IP cameras the one on the left here is the webcam that I just kind of added late in the game some cool features I notice about this right off the bat is if I'm moving you see the blue bars going across the bottom that's sort of saying like how much motion I believe or difference from frame to frame is detected on each one and it keeps that up to date pretty quickly it's running all the cameras about 10 frames per seconds which is probably also helping keeping system overhead down a little bit and then you can also see the motion detection happening up in the right corner of each frame there is a little red dot that's is red if it's recording or if I like if I freeze and stop moving visions based on movement there it's doctor QWERTY so we do have four cameras up and running right now and the physical memory usage is staying way away away less than we were getting with canta canta so I think that's one big benefit so far one of the things I was noticing with consec am because of that memory buffering issue is the cameras we're getting really out of sync even though the timecode on them was the same some of them were delayed much more than others so I imagine that might be a point of concern also though just generally speaking I think temps are staying a little bit lower and not like super super low but we're hovering in the mid to upper 40s rather than the mid to upper 50s and spiking even higher than that it's only gotten up to fifty eight point eight max so far and then another cool thing about the software is if you go up to add you have the option to just add an honorific camera so with this assuming you have your camera set up already and activated just choose the IP address that you've assigned to it's either gotta put in your password of course hit next and you'll see access to a couple feeds I'm not showing you that because the passwords kind of integrated into that string but then we just want to choose the high resolution when I hit OK and here again are a bunch of different settings you can do for each camera like naming the camera what it should be motion detection alerts cloud storage and of course regular storage and I'm switching on my regular storage over to my D Drive and a couple seconds later the camera has popped up on screen and another nice thing that I like about the sufferer is they have several layout options you can go to optimize and it'll just kind of put everything up there side by side for you and even with that last camera added our memory usage still hasn't gone up over 33% or so temperatures are still again just a little on the high side which I mean this isn't like a horrible temperature to be running at but if that's what it's doing 24/7 then I'm a little bit concerned and again the noise the noise is something that I don't want to have to deal with because this is gonna be in our computer room it's a plugged in the rest of my USB cameras at least the ones that have cables I can plug in fortunately I spy also works with the USB cameras just want to add a local camera and then look there they all are the four that I added I hope it's able to differentiate between those two HD USB cameras because those are pretty generic and Here I am gonna try to go at a higher resolution if possible all right added the Logitech c920 there let's go ahead and make our view more reasonable and there it is one two three four five six seven eight cameras four I pppoe cameras and four webcams all connected to the same set up doing motion capture recording when they feel like it's necessary files are currently being saved on the storage drive until I get that WD purple drive installed and it's all here the video each camera gets a different name and then it saves it a separate folder meanwhile system resource wise we have not gone over 41.4% to maximum memory usage that's awesome CPU usage has topped out at fifty nine point five percent which is again significantly lower by about twenty or thirty percent than what we were getting with canto cam and then here's our current CPU temperature fifty five point four degrees and this is probably the thing that's making me think I should figure out a different cooling solution okay hold on hold on hold on hold on I have a couple quick things to add before this video actually ends and if you can't tell I come from the future because obviously I have a longer beard now long story short after a bit more tinkering around and testing it's not really the software's fault that I was dealing with the higher system usage using contac and than I was with I spy I have a lot more trial and error to do to get the system set up perfectly but it kind of boils down to this the IP cameras need to be set up specifically within the camera itself and then just be sending a video feed to the NVR these cameras are intelligent enough to handle stuff like motion detection and a lot of other features as well and those can be set up within the camera and that takes a lot of the overhead away from the PC and that is how a lot of people are saying that they have 20 30 plus cameras connected to one end VR if all the NVR is doing is taking a video feed and writing it to disk you will have minimal CPU usage so I'm still going to be doing one more follow-up video where I give you guys what is hopefully my final solution for this where I tweak stuff I might do some modifications and upgrades to the system itself I'll definitely be doing some runs with some actual Ethernet cables that I set up myself - and the reason I think I'm kind of leaning back towards Kanta cam now that I figured out it's more about the camera configuration for reducing system usage than just what software you're using is canta cam has a ten dollar one-time fee whereas iSpy requires a monthly fee and I'm trying to do this on the cheap if possible so thank you guys so much for bearing with me as I sort of trial and error my way through this and figure stuff out as I go and my final video will hopefully be presented as a here is my home security system that I di wide here's how you could do it yourself with all the settings and details and everything that's required fingers crossed thanks again for watching guys hit the thumbs-up button if you enjoyed this one we'll see you next time and buy a 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support material and have it print directly onto the bottom of the print bed with the model orientated so it fits within the build area I checked the print settings and then press slice it's now ready to be printed for more information about the Annette and for printer and the settings I've been using for printing these house details be sure to check out their review on my website it'll all be there something to be wary of when using the UV resin is that it's toxic in its uncured state so definitely wear your gloves you also don't need to fill the VAT Rider only a small amount of resin is necessary once the printer is set up and the bed level which only takes a couple of minutes I can install the VAT tighten the locking screws and place the cover back on now it's simply a matter of selecting the file you want and starting the print anytime you're printing you want to keep the printer away from direct sunlight because it's the UV light that causes the resin to harden and cure once the print is finished I remove the excess resin from the top of the build plate and then turn it on its side for about five to ten minutes to let the rest of the resin drip away cleanup is relatively easy you'll want to make sure you have plenty of paper towels to collect any drips and to absorb excess resin next the parts are washed in isopropyl alcohol the first bath is the main wash to remove the bulk of the uncured resin and the second bath takes away any remaining residue to speed up the drying process I use the airbrush to help the alcohol evaporate quicker then finally it's placed in the curing chamber for about thirty minutes making sure to turn it a couple of times to help prevent warping because we printed directly onto the base of the print bed there may be a little flashing around the edges this is very easily removed by driving a sharp hobby knife across the edge a small amount of warping is hard to avoid especially with such large thin pieces but to help return them to being perfectly straight I added some bracing using PVC foam board it's surprisingly rigid and easy to cut which makes it great medium for modeling with each piece is cut with a 45 degree angle so they don't interfere with the adjoining wall pieces and then they are glued with fast-setting two-part epoxy I use the epoxy not only to attach the bracing but I also use it to attach the adjoining wall sections to each other before gluing the bracing I give the surface of the resin a rough sanding just to make sure the epoxy gets a nice grip and then using something heavy like these machinist blocks to flatten out the walls as the bracing is attached and as the epoxy cures this next step shows just how accurate the reson 3d printers actually are these two wall sections marry up near perfectly creating a seamless joint and it's like that all the way around the model there is next to no sanding or filing required to meet up the edges which is rare even for commercial kits the base for the house is fashioned using one point five millimeter plywood the house is placed on top and traced so I have a perfect footprint of the house it's a pine wood and because it's only very thin and quite soft it can be cut with a sharp hobby knife and it's even easier to cut with an ultrasonic cutting knife more two-part epoxy is used to glue the house to the base the windows and doors have ultra fine detail and surprisingly the n4 handled them quite well I also found by placing them between two pieces of acrylic as they cure help prevent warping from occurring which would have been quite helpful with the wall sections it wasn't all smooth sailing though to get these prints to work here are some of the failed prints but after some minor tweaks in the design and the print settings I managed to get them printing better than I had hoped for and just like the walls the roof sections were also designed in Tinkercad and 3d printed I found having a strip of paper on the back of the roof when joining two pieces helped reinforce the join making it much stronger and a more reliable bond not to mention it helps stop the roof from being permanently glued to my cutting minute a second footprint of the house is created although this one will be used to help assemble the roof the pitch of the roof sits at 20 degrees so some roof trusses will cut and glued to help attach the roof sections I found them useful for aligning and gluing each separate roof site to the other however after completely assembling the roof and gluing them with the epoxy I found the trusses I had placed we're preventing me from getting the roof to sit flat and evenly so I ended up removing them in the end and gluing the 3d printed roof straight to the plywood with no internal supports after a quick test fit I found the roofs at just a touch too low on the bricks so as styrene spacer was added to get the roof sitting at the height I was after and a bit of superglue was used to glue these down the bricks are my actual house have a very rough texture so to model that I'm using a spray painting technique that involves misting a layer of paint from a distance leaving a speckled finish it tends to work better with thicker paints which is why I'm using Joule luxe metal shield as you can see it really doesn't take much to get quite a nice effect now a light coat of white primer is used the building is very light yellowish beige color so a white primer will work best the exact color I'm using is radome tan which amazingly is a near perfect match I apply multiple thin layers gradually building up the color only a very light weathering effect is applied after painting using some of the dust pigment from the scale-model as supply I apply it quite heavily however a lot is also removed until I get a nice subtle effect the pigment tends to sit in the mortar lines which helps bring out the detail and it's sealed with a very light misting of matte varnish all the windows and doors are painted in a similar fashion by first applying an undercoat of primer and then painting them the desired color most of the window frames were a very dark copper color the airbrush makes painting fast and consistent however there are still some parts that need to be hand painted the windows are designed with quite tight tolerances so there was some sanding required mainly to remove this very small amount of flashing as a result of printing directly onto the surface of the print bed once you've made sure the windows fit I add window glazing using leftover clear plastic packaging the easiest and fastest way of attaching the glazing to each window was to lightly spray the back of each window frame with some spray adhesive and then press the window panels onto the back of each frame it was simple fast and there was no glue spots or smudges on the windows the last bit of detail for each window is curtains these are downloaded from Google Images and then sized accordingly for each window type in Photoshop once printed they're cutout and glued in place with a tiny drop of glue in the corners of the window frames now all we need to do is glue each window in their respective positions to demonstrate the difference between using 3d printed roof sections and styrene I'm constructing the back porch roof using point zero four zero corrugated siding as you will see later once the model is finished you basically can't tell the difference between the styrene roof section and the 3d printed roof which just goes to show how detailed and versatile a 3d printer like this can be something that is much harder to do as accurately in styrene is making the bullnose roof sections for the front veranda once more the roof was designed in Tinkercad and 3d printed this is one example where additional printing supports are needed for the printer work each piece fits perfectly together if you're wondering what the pencil marks are on the roof there were some artifacts in the exported file that I didn't pick up on so instead of reprinting the entire roof section I broke off those small imperfections using a pencil to get in between the corrugations when it came to painting the roof I had to do a bit of experimenting in color mixing until I found a color that is a close match to our faded blue roof believe it or not but I nearly forgot to add the roof capping luckily I noticed in time and quickly added the foil capping and resprayed the roof this is the same heavy duty foil I use whenever I bring out the corrugated iron maker and it's attached with some super glue to get the age to faded look I apply a liberal amount of white pigment from the scale-model as supply and just like the dust pigment I brush most of it off again until I'm left with the look I'm happy with it's a very forgiving pigment so don't worry if you make a mistake because it's quite easy to remove and start over and again like the walls it's sealed with a very light misting of matte varnish when attaching the veranda roof I found turning the house upside down to help me get a much more even join that is level right across the top even the wood lattice was 3d printed with ease each post is cut to the same length I use the micro mark chop it a lot and for jobs like this it's perfect a second footprint using plywood is cut however this time I'm including the area under the verandas this is so I can glue the paving detail that was printed by searching on Google for brick textured tiles you'll find a whole range of textures that can be laid out in an endless pattern making it very easy to cover large areas programs like Photoshop make it very easy to do once it's glued and dry the excess is removed now we can start planning out the actual scene finally one of my favorite bases to use is extruded polystyrene its rigid enough for small dioramas like this and it's easy to carve in shape it also sounds surprisingly well just avoid breathing in any of the dust once the position has been marked out I roughen the surface of the foam this helps the glue bond better with the foam the glue I'm using to fix this piece of plywood down is polyurethane glue it's extremely strong and bonds very well with the foam and wood also you only need a very thin layer as the glue expands as occurs to feel small gaps so be sure to weigh it down as it cures a bit of landscaping is done with a sharp knife and because I'll be adding it dirt texture directly to the phone without a layer of plaster I make sure to sand any harsh edges in the foam as they will potentially show through after adding the ground textures the foam can now be painted an earth coloured paint mainly to hide any areas that are only lightly covered in the ground texture thus hiding the unrealistic yellow underneath when applying the paint I make sure to be very careful in not getting it on the paving a cement driveway is added with strips of plywood painted a cement color and then dry brushed with some off-white to add an aged weathered effect if you've seen any of my previous videos you will have seen me use natural dried sifted dirt and beige colored grout mixture the paved area is masked with a failed attempt at doing the paved patio that was conveniently left out at least that piece of plywood is going to good use it was actually just the printed brick paving that was not dark enough and it was proving difficult trying to remove the paper once it was glued to the plywood using the stocking to help apply the dirt texture makes it much easier to get a good even coverage the dirt layer is fixed with isopropyl alcohol to dab in the area and then mist it with my cynically mixture made using one part Mod Podge three parts water and a few drops of dish soap I used three different static crosses although they were all of the two millimeter variety some mini nature late fall and early fall as well as some woodland Scenic's light green were all mixed together to give a nice variety of color and to match the dry weather we've been experiencing lately with the static grasshopper ready to go some woodland Scenic's static tack is used to glue the grass onto the diorama it drives reasonably quick so I only work in small sections at a time I continue working around the model until I get the desired coverage it always amazes me how much of a different static grass makes to the look of the scene gluing in the house down now helps me decide where the trees and bushes best fit into the scene I try to avoid using too much glue when gluing the house just in case at some point I want to remove it later do you use on another diorama the fence is also added now it was constructed using 0.75 millimeter plywood cut into strips and then cut to the approximate height of a fence in hecho scale the easiest way I've found to construct a fence is to lightly spray a piece of paper with spray adhesive and then line all the fence palings onto the paper then add the stringers and your fence is ready to be installed don't worry if a couple of palings come off it could actually make a nice effect having one or two missing or you can just glue them back on the fence posts are aligned in space with the ruler and glued directly into the foam the rest of the fence is glued onto the posts it takes quite a while to make a long fence but it certainly looks good once it's complete before I get too much further into the scenery I'll quickly show you how to make amazing solar panels the panel pictures were downloaded from Google and sized in Photoshop so they are correct for hecho scale the printed panels are then glued onto some leftover clear packaging I use the aerosol can to help press down and roll out excess glue and help remove bubbles once that's dry each panel is cut out and pressed into the frame that was 3d printed earlier on the aina and for all the dimensions are made to fit together nice and snug now a drop of glue is applied to the back of each panel to make sure they don't fall out to fix the solar panels to the roof some small point seven five millimeter spaces are added and painted black now glue is added to those spaces and the panels are fixed into position and we can't forget the aerial these trees are placed and glued with some halma super tack glue having more trees is generally better than not having enough oh and did I mention I had to mow the lawn it seems there are quite a lot of unwanted four and five millimeter fibers quite evenly scattered across my lawn but my beard trimmer took care of that I did leave some areas behind because it was a nice effect in the right spots the rest of the scenery textures were added like my blended and sifted leaf texture some woodland Scenic's coarse turf and some yellow flowers once you're happy all that gets sealed in place with alcohol and scenic glue just be sure to mask the house to avoid getting glue over any of the walls and windows for a bit of an extra effect I'm adding an LED to the interior however I don't want every window to be illuminated so using a piece of black foam sheet I cut out sections to mask some of the windows the LED will need to poke through the base which was quite easy to do with a sharp knife given that the base is only made up of quite thin plywood and foam an ice cream stick is attached to the inside to give the LED a place to mount onto the edges of the diorama are framed with some PVC foam board after the glue has had time to dry excess is trimmed away a regular hobby knife will work however as you can see using an ultrasonic knife makes this job all that much easier now we're almost finished the edges need to be painted and I use black to help create a vignette which draws the focus of the viewer to the center of the diorama and finally once all that's done the LED has to be installed and we can attach the roof only a small amount of glue was used to hold the roof just in case we need to remove it again to replace the LED at some point and we're finished it's amazing what level of detail can be achieved with a tool like a 3d printer next time I'll have to create a complete model that also shows the interior along with all the furnishings also don't forget if you want to learn more about 3d printing or anything else for that matter you can check out the sponsor of the videos skill share and if you like the video and want to help support the channel I have a patreon page with patron perks that you might like to check out Cheers and thanks for


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our
story
begins
with
truth
and
i
starting
fresh
in
a
server
very
late
into
the
wipe
i'm
already
hearing
shots
she's
popping
there's
like
a
bunch
of
dudes
raiding
a
base
what
the
hell
where
are
they
at
m4
oh
i'm
in
k4
there's
like
three
full
metals
raiding
a
vase
right
now
there's
nothing
we
can
really
do
here
but
rock
counter
raid
angry
fella
they're
going
in
huh
hey
they
live
at
l6
yep
it's
really
like
papaya
no
no
there
i
see
another
decayed
base
over
here
by
me
it's
probably
eluded
though
i
don't
see
any
ladders
going
in
actually
dude
dude
i
have
ladders
learned
on
the
server
actually
i
could
make
some
ladders
and
go
into
the
spot
hey
baby
any
left
in
there
they
could
have
sealed
it
i
i
kill
them
too
what
no
ammo
on
the
m2
i
have
just
accustomed
coming
towards
you
i
will
have
a
torch
out
oh
you
getting
shot
yeah
he's
shooting
me
i'm
coming
dude
i'm
running
around
naked
outside
i'm
dropping
a
bunch
of
[ __ ]
yeah
should
i
just
run
just
leave
with
this
leave
with
that
i'll
try
to
stall
this
guy
kill
them
nice
what
the
[ __ ]
you
gotta
have
to
drive
i'm
gonna
try
to
leave
okay
oh
we
should
just
get
something
nearby
so
we
can
[ __ ]
with
them
do you
have
a
tool
no
do
you
have
like
a little
bit
of
wood
i
can
almost
make
a
hero
so
you
can
make
a
little
[ __ ]
shack
beside
this
maybe
and
then
go
from
there
and
i'm
just
scared
with
all
this
loot
on
me
making
a
hatchet
all-star
fireman
let's
try
to
get
up
for
like
a
tc
i
guess
well
i
couldn't
upgrade
very
much
how
much
you
got
400
wood
in
a
tc
yes
we
did
it
after
getting
our
base
down
we
decided
to
check
out
the
decaying
compound
i
know
what
to
do
oh
no
no
no
no
it's
fine
it's
fine
maybe
stand
a
bit
up
here
i
think
i'm
getting
underneath
it
there
we
go
yeah
we're
too
close
whoa
okay
ow
ow
oh
sh
yo
there's
loot
one
of
the
boxes
has
so
far
it's
a
bunch
of
[ __ ]
we
can
grind
for
components
metal
doors
and
[ __ ]
more
components
there
and
then
there's
just
this
berries
it's
a
lot
of
components
though
oh
another
box
over
here
maybe
i
should
just
jump
out
actually
we
need
to
get
uh
this
stuff
inside
i
starve
to
death
i
looted
your
stuff
so
it's
a
little
bit
closer
to
our
base
just
a
tiny
bit
actually
i
just
healed
up
and
built
across
and
jumped
but
that's
pretty
much
everything
we
got
these
build
locks
on
there's
a little
bit
in
there
though
grab
that
i'll
grab
this
this
this
do
we
need
the
green
cards
maybe
one
of
them
for
an
airshield
run
okay
and
then
i
should
jump
down
to
check
out
that
stuff
right
yeah
just
the
stones
decaying
did
you
check
out
this
like
metal
thing
down
by
the
shore
over
here
uh
no
i
haven't
yet
i'm
just
gonna
look
at
it
real
quick
okay
oh
[ __ ]
there's
stuff
in
it
a
thousand
metal
frags
and
a
t3
i'm
about
to
pick
that
[ __ ]
up
what
the
[ __ ]
yeah
and
a
wife
feels
dude
based
or
only
the
stone
[ __ ]
wolf
i
didn't
take
any
damage
oh
my
god
i'm
out
heli
they're
talking
in
game
yeah
they're
after
the
kids
i'm
just
scared
they're
like
on
top
of
it
they
held
in
i
see
him
looting
killed
one
nice
nice
i
got
two
more
shots
i
see
him
he's
on
the
back
side
oh
i
see
him
hit
him
[ __ ]
we
just
need
ammo
dude
do
we
have
all
these
guns
no
ammo
for
anything
oh
i
missed
i'm
alive
though
i'm
gonna
try
to
grab
something
else
one
second
there's
a
naked
looking
at
me
i'm
[ __ ]
sure
it's
one
of
them
oh
i
only
have
five
shots
left
like
i
had
nine
shots
i
killed
him
and
then
i
jump
off
of
that
to
this
i
don't
loot
one
of
their
bodies
now
we
have
ammo
i
don't
know where
his
gun
fell
a
guy's
gun
got
mp5
from
him
we
then
took
their
heli
so
we
could
do
a
quick
grind
run
at
the
outpost
but
it
didn't
go
exactly
as
planned
see
that's
the
base
i'm
talking
about
it's
really
popega
oh
they
see
the
auto
turrets
i
don't
know
where
i
think
we
should
focus
their
compound
next
once
we
were
secure
uh
my
game
crashed
a
couple
satchels
oh
you
were
at
that
airdrop
okay
i'm
almost
dead
this
is
me
thank
you
if
you
grind
anything
for
cloth
please
throw
it
to
me
after
i
can
there's
a
decayed
base
i
think
someone
is
looted
he's
pushing
i
just
heard
a
full
kit
in
that
base
to
the
right
i
got
an
ak
from
him
there's
definitely
a
guy
in
that
base
to
the
right
he
jumped
oh
yeah
i
see
him
yeah
he's
got
ak
in
there
so
as
you
can
see
the
base
is
scuff
i
like
it
shortly
after
making
it
home
we
were
discovered
by
a
group
roaming
by
i'm
cutting
low
i
don't
think
they're
above
me
or
what
i
hear
w
king
killed
one
lr's
coming
to
you
headshot
him
where
is
he
coming
from
i
think
i
killed
him
yeah
i
got
ak
there
a
white
kit
was
lr
got
white
cat
got
the
lr
okay
guy
killed
he's
a
hazmat
guy
over
here
we
then
decided
to
check
out
the
compound
we
had
noticed
when
we
were
flying
to
outpost
wanna
go
check
out
that
one
base
yeah
let's
do
it
there's
just
a
naked
here
like
checking
things
out
i
hear
somebody
watch
out
jumping
up
there
turds
they
have
boxes
just
laying
outside
too
it's
not
shooting
me
right
now
there's
a
guy
breaking
turret
there's
a guy
in
there
too
there's
a
turret
right
where
i'm
looking
mp5
one
it's
out
it's
not
shooting
me
i'm
going
in
wait
there's
a
sleeper
here
full
kit
yo
m2
what
oh
my
god
how
many
boxes
what's
in
these
boxes
what
yo
yo
[Laughter]
oh
my
god
dude
look
at
this
guy's
body
holy
[ __ ]
oh
my
god
in
the
[ __ ]
bubbler
yeah
yo
okay
we're
flying
home
boys
dude
these
nakeds
almost
got
all
this
[ __ ]
man
we
should
break
these
turrets
i
say
we
leave
with
this
[ __ ]
first
i
hear
someone
i'm
trying
to
loot
what
i
can
dad
he
had
something
does
anybody
need
meds
kill
them
oh
no
these
are
hard
to
fly
bro
it's
stuck
on
the
wall
i'm
going
to
die
did
you
die
hp
i
just
i
had
to
jump
okay
that's
fine
i
can
destroy
this
i
have
a lot
of
pistols
you
can
get
what up
[ __ ]
happened
here
after
baking
all
the
loot
we
headed
back
to
the
compound
the
bone
that
that's
done
oh
that's
what
you're
saying
yeah
i'm
dead
i
got
a
really
close
spawn
i
headshot
him
bodied
him
i
killed
money
he
tried
to
rock
me
yeah
hit
rooftop
guy
once
hit
him
again
i'm
okay
he
went
back
in
killed
him
both
nice
i'm
leading
grip
your
car
parts
are
on
your
grip
that's
about
it
okay
need
meds
content
they
got
such
a
weird
[ __ ]
like
setup
these
are
the
guys
that
[ __ ]
with
them
this
is
their
base
ah
this
could
be
a
raid
as
well
we
could
raid
this
later
yeah
we
don't
know
if
they've
taken
[ __ ]
off
of
them
either
they
get
a
lot
of
their
[ __ ]
let's
get
home
chill
out
and
then
in
the
daytime
maybe
we
all
go
with
jackhammers
get
a
bunch
of
sulfur
after
upgrading
our
base
a
bit
we
were
joined
by
starkey
don't
kill
your
horse
starkey
dude
don't
you
get
mp5
shots
ahead
yeah
let's
go
to
that
star
case
joe
i
got
it
again
oh
he's
dead
one
more
closer
water
catcher
yeah
i
hit
him
hit
him
again
he's
dead
oh
look
at
this
guy's
body
dude
wait
what
dude
what
the
[ __ ]
there's
a
crate
here
we
should
check
out
the
crate
how
much
time
we
got
11.
really
looks
like
it
might
be
coming
this
way
i'm
scared
okay
i
don't
have
anything
out
now
i
want
to
pinpoint
where
it
shoot
it's
stuck
on
some
people
and
trains
does
anyone
have
a
hazy
i
kind
of
want
to
like
go
down
and
jackhammer
i
can't
even
go
over
here
to
the
rads
oh
they're
getting
rocketed
oh
no
straight
rockets
please
don't
okay
we're
good
oh
another
hazmat
seems
like
they're
on
the
bottom
level
they're
going
for
the
box
how
are we
gonna
kill
him
sorry
he's
got
a
jackhammer
i
guess
he's
in
one
of
the
trailers
i
see
him
he's
in
the
yoga
ah
he
died
he
died
in
the valley
it's
open
c4
yeah
let's
go
rock
it
yo
it's
dude
what
bernie
crusade
released
today
bye
hey
kitty
i'm
[ __ ]
oh
you
know
i
knew
the
whole
time
and
i
just
wanted
you
to
farm
software
so
get
[ __ ]
yeah
i
think
i
got
a
little
over
9k
in
total
a
bit
later
on
we
decided
to
raid
the
compound
all
right
here
goes
nothing
i
know
[ __ ]
you
so
they
griefed
themselves
oh
my
god
dude
we
then
decided
to
raid
a
base
that
had
some
doors
open
tc
is
unlocked
oh
oh
[ __ ]
this
box
back
here
is
pretty
good
we
had
a
feeling
that
the
base
that
was
built
beside
the
compound
could
have
taken
some
of
their
loot
so
we
decided
to
rate
it
as
well
do
we
have
a
jackhammer
we
have
them
at
base
don't
we
let's
just
grab
all
the
jackies
yeah
get
a
tier
one
or
something
are
you
covering
the
tree
tc
is
the
only
thing
locked
oh
boxes
look
good
from
them
or
like
a
gun
to
defend
ourselves
are
you
guys
just
starting
fresh
yeah
yeah
we're
naked
we
just
came
off
the
beach
oh
yeah
how
long
ago
five
minutes
we
tried
to
we
went
into
this
base
i
was
raided
and
there's
nothing
easy
here
i
do
have
something
i
can
give
you
i
actually
have
some
charcoal
i
found
it
in
the
base
it
was
all
that
was
in
there
i
think
i'm
going
to
come
out
naked
if
anything
i
can
give
you
my
charcoal
in
exchange
for
food
let
me
come
out
and
evaluate
you
guys
all
right
i
need
to
make
sure
you
guys
aren't
trying
to
scam
us
or
anything
okay
no
our
base
got
completely
destroyed
these
guys
raided
us
we
have
nothing
who
raided
you
uh
some
guy
named
dj
he's
at
the
harbor
i'm
gonna
come
out
naked
i'll
drop
all
my
loot
yeah
all
right
you
know
what
it's
your
boy's
lucky
[ __ ]
day
i'll
let
me
tell
you
what
throw
him
some
guns
throw
him
some
[ __ ]
unlock
the
doors
this
is
their
new
base
actually
we
don't
know
this
one
door
inside
but
yeah
you
guys
can
have
this
base
did
you
trust
yeah
really
yeah
and
also
i
threw
my
kit
in
there
you
can
have
it
too
we're
probably
getting
off
thank
you
but
what
you
guys
have
to
do
you
have
to
kill
the
guy
that
was
killing
you
that's
the
mission
yeah
you
guys
got
to
get
repaired
get
revenge
on
him
you
gotta
lock
this
door
man
change
the
codes
lock
the
doors
do
the
thing
man
oh
no
i'm
not
leaving
until
i
see
this
door
get
locked
i'm
waiting
here
you
gotta
lock
the
doors
man
someone's
gonna
get
in
they
can
just
walk
in
you
gotta
lock
them
i
think
closing
the
door
is
locking
the
door
hold
the
on
the
code
lock
change
code
okay
now
that
was
like
now
hold
it
and
then
lock
it
there
you
go
now
see
now
i
can't
get
in
all
right
have
it
going
guys
no
problem


[Music]
welcome
to
the
world
of
the
glorious
prime
rib
we've
been
asked
for
a
while
to
do
one
we're
coming
into
fall
the
holidays
will
be
approaching
at
some
point
and
you
might
like
this
is
a
good
option
instead
of
the
usual
suspects
now
look
there's
a
few
ways
you
can
do
this
you
could
smoke
it
you
could
grill
it
you
could
roast
it
we're
going
to
rotisserie
it
and
for
those
of
you
that
don't
have
a
rotisserie
don't
sweat
I'll
talk
you
through
that
all
along
the
way
but
regardless
it's
gonna
be
fantastic
and
look
what
we're
starting
with
6.02
pounds
of
a
prime
rib
and
in
this
case
a
prime
prime
rib
it's
not
choice
it's
USDA
prime
and
look
hold
on
the
way
paper
look
at
her
him
zim
whatever
the
marbling
is
what
tells
you
that
it's
prime
it's
what
gives
the
extra
flavor
because
it's
extra
fatty
little
ribbons
of
thought
running
through
it
now
this
is
a
three
bone
three
bone
one
two
three
and
in
this
case
this
one
this
butcher
shop
that
I
go
to
they
cut
the
bones
off
and
then
tie
them
back
on
and
why
would
they
do
that
do
you
want
to
guess
why
max
later
ah
well
yes
yes
flavor
because
when
you
cook
things
with
the
bone
the
bone
brings
extra
flavor
but
they
cut
them
off
and
tie
them
back
on
because
it
makes
carving
this
thing
after-the-fact
much
easier
most
civilians
don't
want
to
have
to
take
130
degrees
6
pound
piece
of
meat
out
of
the
oven
and
now
trim
off
those
bones
yes
you
could
cut
them
into
big
thick
slabs
with
the
bone
attached
if
that's
your
thing
but
generally
you'd
want
to
separate
from
the
bones
and
they've
made
it
easy
to
get
all
the
benefits
of
cooking
with
the
bone
with
of
the
hassle
so
here's
the
plan
we
prep
it
very
simple
we
rotisserie
it
it's
not
the
right
word
we
prep
it
we
stab
it
with
the
rotisserie
Forks
we
get
it
over
to
what
we're
gonna
cook
it
on
we'll
talk
about
that
and
it's
kind
of
a
piece
of
cake
a
couple
things
to
do
while
it's
happening
but
it's
the
best
the
best
ever
and
it's
it's
deceptively
simple
it
really
is
whether
you
do
it
on
the
rotisserie
or
in
the
oven
or
whatever
okay
here's
how
we
start
with
some
mustard
it's
gonna
go
on
the
outside
but
it's
not
regular
mustard
it's
horseradish
mustard
it's
a
great
frickin
start
mustard
it's
gonna
add
a
tiny
bit
of
flavor
not
too
too
much
but
we
use
it
because
it's
gonna
help
our
seasoning
stick
perfectly
so
we
want
this
top
sides
all
the
way
around
and
really
your
hands
are
the
best
tool
for
this
folks
the
absolute
best
tools
and
a
good
butcher
you'll
see
there's
not
too
much
fat
they
will
take
off
what
is
really
unnecessary
okay
so
once
you
got
mustard
on
and
look
if
you
had
regular
mustard
you
could
use
it
it
will
not
come
out
at
the
end
tasting
like
mustard
it'll
just
be
better
now
we
season
and
I
have
kosher
salt
black
pepper
and
garlic
powder
mixed
together
and
it's
a
big
piece
of
meat
so
we
can
season
liberally
start
here
it'll
help
make
a
nice
little
crust
when
we're
all
done
we
got
some
fun
stuff
to
do
during
that
you're
gonna
really
like
okay
last
hey
fly
hey
fly
off
when
you
think
you've
done
a
good
job
now
we
can
step
and
here's
what
we've
got
the
stabbing
utensils
what
these
guys
come
out
so
what
you
want
to
do
you
want
to
insert
the
giant
what's
this
called
max
the
rotisserie
meets
a
little
pointed
so
you're
pushing
your
fitting
on
the
other
side
for
it
to
come
through
and
when
it
does
that
there
we
go
okay
now
the
prongs
go
on
one
on
each
side
let's
start
over
here
you
can
clean
your
hands
after
don't
worry
about
it
right
now
we
go
push
hey
stop
that
we
push
like
that
and
then
this
one
comes
on
and
it
goes
in
the
final
push
there
you
go
okay
once
it's
in
we're
gonna
just
tighten
it
just
thumb
tight
because
we
want
the
placement
to
be
perfectly
Center
and
I
know
it
looks
like
it's
pretty
Center
right
here
but
you
know
this
is
gonna
slide
into
the
little
mechanism
so
you
finish
it
over
there
so
thumb
tight
for
now
so
nothing
falls
off
we
wash
our
hands
can
sit
for
a
solid
half
an
hour
or
so
because
you
don't
want
it
to
be
cooking
from
ice-cold
I
took
it
out
of
the
fridge
an
hour
ago
could
easily
use
another
half
an
hour
cool
wash
your
hands
we'll
go
start
our
flames
fire
we
love
the
fire
part
this
is
a
caliber
proko
motto
clearly
it's
a
Quemado
cooker
it
has
a
reputation
for
having
the
longest
amount
of
burn
time
with
one
point
of
fuel
than
any
other
comodo
cookers
in
the
business
this
is
our
instrument
of
rotisserie
today
it's
fantastic
it's
got
a
big
heavy
top
you
can
see
look
at
the
inside
I've
used
the
hell
out
of
this
thing
by
the
way
this
is
not
an
ad
I
just
love
it
I've
had
it
for
quite
some
time
what
I
like
is
what
we're
gonna
use
today
this
is
called
a
rear
blaze
basket
so
we'll
fill
this
up
with
charcoal
it
will
burn
away
the
roast
will
turn
here
in
direct
heat
and
help
it
cook
evenly
and
slowly
and
perfectly
so
this
is
called
a
chimney
it's
one
of
the
greatest
things
for
starting
charcoal
ever
invented
you
fill
it
up
with
charcoal
you
gather
stuff
newspaper
underneath
it
or
in
this
case
you
can
see
I've
got
three
little
bundles
that
are
natural
lighting
starters
it's
not
chemical
there's
no
taste
there's
nothing
so
all
I
do
is
I'll
take
this
light
these
three
guys
set
them
down
here
and
in
about
25-30
minutes
that
will
be
Freddy
to
go
to
dump
in
and
we're
off
to
the
rotisserie
races
there
is
nothing
like
cooking
on
charcoal
ladies
and
gentlemen
short
of
natural
wood
I
just
love
the
way
it
starts
and
by
the
way
the
second
that
starts
my
neighbors
are
like
what
the
[ __ ]
is
he
making
now
and
I
want
some
when
this
is
ready
max
will
pop
up
that
little
cool
black
screen
with
a
bunch
of
my
faces
on
it
and
on
goes
the
prime
prime
rib
here's
the
plan
we
pick
up
the
chimney
you
can
see
look
white
white
charcoal
now
my
top
by
the
way
I
hate
this
freaking
glove
it's
slippery
I
went
to
get
one
of
those
mitts
today
and
I
screwed
up
on
my
time
we
dump
this
in
here
all
right
this
is
hot
we
put
this
down
somewhere
over
here
now
that's
what
we're
talking
about
how
we
come
in
with
the
roast
Co
beautiful
this
kid
is
so
excited
we
put
it
in
quickly
cuz
it's
hot
oh
why
wasn't
i
thinkin
about
this
let
me
just
get
another
thing
turn
it
on
see
if
it
spins
it
doesn't
spin
that
means
it's
not
in
it
means
I
gotta
put
that
stupid
glove
on
again
it
doesn't
work
here
we
go
nope
nope
what
is
the
problem
here
there
we
go
I
kind
of
want
to
slide
it
over
a
little
bit
so
here's
what
I
have
to
do
do
this
very
carefully
loosen
that
side
loosen
that
side
put
the
big
glove
on
and
it's
in
okay
here's
what
we
do
we
leave
it
okay
the
goal
is
to
get
this
up
to
about
350
375
and
you
can
see
it's
raising
beautifully
between
the
dampers
at
the
bottom
and
the
top
will
open
or
close
enough
to
maintain
it
at
that
temperature
like
we've
hit
350
so
we'll
close
them
a
bit
to
give
it
less
oxygen
therefore
less
temp
now
we
make
a
basting
sauce
about
half
an
hour
after
I've
started
cooking
you
want
to
start
basting
it
we're
gonna
make
a
tremendous
basting
sauce
tremendous
with
the
following
ingredients
a
stick
of
butter
I
know
I
know
it
looks
like
a
lot
don't
worry
about
it
you're
gonna
be
fine
olive
oil
beautiful
fresh
garlic
beautiful
rosemary
fresh
suppose
you
could
use
dried
if
you
didn't
have
fresh
but
I'm
gonna
tell
you
try
and
find
fresh
so
this
much
look
maybe
two
stalks
worth
and
then
we'll
chop
it
up
it
doesn't
have
to
be
too
fine
but
you
chop
it
up
a
little
bit
and
you
bring
out
more
of
the
rosemary
flavor
put
this
in
we
have
fresh
thyme
take
some
of
this
which
is
a
huge
pain
in
the
ass
to
deal
with
but
beats
the
hell
out
of
dried
thyme
and
the
key
is
you
take
one
of
the
stems
and
you
go
down
or
backwards
from
the
way
they
grow
and
they
just
come
right
off
it
grows
like
this
you
start
at
the
top
come
down
there
you
have
it
then
when
you
got
a
decent
amount
of
that
end
quick
little
chop
scoop
it
up
put
it
in
the
last
thing
we're
gonna
add
is
a
little
soy
sauce
now
it's
not
gonna
make
it
Asian
in
flavor
it's
not
gonna
make
it
soy
sauce
in
flavor
it's
going
to
add
Amami
which
is
of
the
taste
you
have
salty
sour
sweet
and
bitter
it's
the
newest
one
from
like
the
mid
80s
its
umami
and
umami
was
recognized
in
Japan
in
the
early
1900s
I
sound
like
a
professor
now
but
really
it's
the
it's
the
taste
of
savory
from
from
things
like
meat
and
and
cheeses
and
it
really
tastes
take
it
really
takes
your
taste
buds
and
just
has
them
go
a
little
of
this
a
little
soy
a
little
anchovy
paste
a
little
anchovy
sauce
a
little
Parmesan
cheese
kinda
gets
you
to
the
same
spot
but
in
this
we'll
just
put
a
little
couple
tablespoons
of
this
they're
going
the
flattop
it'll
start
melting
and
coming
together
in
the
meantime
we're
make
a
basting
brush
stay
there
out
of
the
rest
of
the
time
that
we
have
this
little
time
bundle
here's
what
I
like
to
do
watch
just
using
this
elastic
thing
that
comes
from
the
store
I'll
cut
this
off
it'll
stay
there
now
I'm
gonna
use
two
different
two
sets
of
chopsticks
for
a
handle
I'll
cram
them
in
here
one
and
two
like
this
okay
now
we'll
take
some
string
cut
it
get
rid
of
this
and
now
we're
just
gonna
make
this
thing
super
tight
so
it
doesn't
come
off
like
this
you
do
the
double
knot
so
when
you
pull
it
tight
it
doesn't
unloosen
then
you
can
do
a
single
on
top
and
now
look
at
you've
got
you've
got
like
a
little
mini
witch's
broom
but
when
you
start
to
mix
it
in
think
about
it
with
all
this
goodness
and
then
you
start
to
base
that
on
the
roast
give
me
a
break
that's
gonna
be
crazy
and
as
soon
as
that
butter
melts
off
we
go
you
know
how
good
that's
gonna
be
don't
even
need
to
tell
you
know
I
don't
here
we
are
let's
have
a
look
oh
oh
hey
there
gorgeous
look
at
you
just
appreciate
what's
going
on
there
you
get
that
oh
now
we
start
basting
so
not
only
you're
getting
garlic
and
butter
and
olive
oil
and
rosemary
and
soy
but
you're
getting
the
benefit
of
this
time
brush
it
could
be
anything
you
could
have
used
a
rosemary
brush
we're
lucky
making
a
chicken
at
Thanksgiving
or
a
turkey
put
sage
and
rosemary
and
thyme
in
this
don't
forget
the
ends
and
you
hear
it
sizzling
now
so
I
could
be
collecting
the
dripping
juices
that's
generally
not
my
thing
when
I
do
a
rotisserie
prime
rib
but
I
will
make
a
sauce
that
we
can
serve
with
it
and
that's
my
favorite
thing
to
do
all
right
give
it
a
little
rest
for
a
bit
do
this
about
every
15
minutes
and
you'll
be
fine
before
I
make
this
horseradish
cream
which
is
maybe
the
greatest
accompaniment
to
a
prime
rib
ever
known
to
the
entire
planet
let
me
explain
how
you
cook
one
of
those
if
you
don't
have
a
rotisserie
could
easily
do
it
in
your
oven
put
your
oven
on
to
350
375
do
everything
that
I've
done
put
it
on
the
rack
because
it's
heat
all
the
way
around
you
don't
have
to
turn
it
it'll
be
fine
you
can
still
baste
it
in
there
I
would
put
it
on
some
kind
of
rack
to
raise
it
up
so
the
heat
goes
all
the
way
underneath
and
then
we're
gonna
pull
it
out
when
it's
a
between
about
125
and
130
degrees
just
like
I'm
gonna
do
over
there
and
then
we'll
let
it
rest
that's
the
only
difference
not
a
rotisserie
it's
in
the
oven
on
a
grill
like
this
if
you
have
three
burners
turn
off
the
middle
one
and
then
the
prime
rib
goes
in
the
middle
indirect
heat
so
there's
not
heat
underneath
it
blasting
away
that's
the
way
it
gets
cooked
through
too
fast
you
don't
want
that
so
I'd
say
you
go
same
temp
on
here
you
might
want
to
turn
it
a
little
bit
because
it's
facing
this
way
and
the
sides
are
gonna
get
the
heat
coming
from
there
so
take
it
you
know
every
half
an
hour
and
turn
it
a
quarter
turn
so
it's
evening
out
the
heat
that
they're
getting
from
these
sides
cool
and
then
the
only
other
real
way
to
do
it
is
eat
it
well
there's
eat
it
raw
which
have
at
it
Sparky
I'm
not
condoning
that
or
smoker
I
put
on
a
smoker
about
250
degrees
let
it
do
its
thing
it's
going
to
take
longer
you
can
still
based
it
on
there
if
you
want
it's
all
gonna
be
good
it's
all
gonna
be
good
or
just
cut
big
slabs
of
it
raw
and
throw
it
on
the
grill
and
call
it
a
day
horseradish
cream
starts
with
sour
cream
just
like
that
next
is
prepared
horseradish
look
you
can
go
get
horse
radish
root
and
grind
it
but
prepared
horseradish
is
not
horseradish
cream
like
we're
making
it's
just
straight
horseradish
so
add
that
we
can
always
add
more
that
fly
would
[ __ ]
off
we
give
it
a
little
Dijon
mustard
little
graininess
to
it
and
then
chopped
parsley
beautiful
little
squeeze
of
avocado
oil
finally
a
pinch
of
kosher
salt
fresh
ground
pepper
and
we
mix
the
mixing
part
is
always
fun
for
me
and
you
know
what
you
do
after
you
mix
max
we
taste
all
right
now
I'm
telling
you
prime
rib
without
that
is
like
it's
like
it's
like
a
cheeseburger
without
the
burger
it's
an
essential
part
of
it
it
really
is
do
you
know
we
do
now
max
we
wait
we
base
let's
go
home
and
hello
handsome
loss
this
makes
me
so
happy
doing
this
it
really
does
so
you
don't
want
to
over
based
but
you
want
to
build
up
a
little
kress
so
maybe
one
more
time
we've
got
a
little
while
to
go
so
you
don't
need
to
see
it
I'll
baste
it
maybe
once
more
and
when
we
come
back
we're
eating
large
there
it
is
look
it's
there
we're
ready
it's
beautiful
Annelle
we'll
turn
her
off
look
at
look
at
look
at
the
gorgeousness
of
our
friend
here
sure
take
it
off
max
she
take
him
or
her
off
max
let's
get
our
friend
left
take
this
down
and
here
we
go
and
then
we're
there
and
gorgeous
so
let's
do
this
let's
take
these
prongs
out
stupid
glove
I
hate
that
glove
don't
ever
buy
that
glove
ever
no
you
know
we
do
max
but
we
let
it
rest
15
minutes
covered
in
foil
tell
me
when
you're
ready
one
more
this
way
look
this
is
important
this
is
the
time
that
lets
the
juices
reabsorb
back
into
that
giant
primal
cut
of
meat
if
you
cut
it
right
now
it'll
be
delicious
but
all
the
juices
will
run
out
like
you've
poked
a
hole
in
an
aboveground
swimming
pool
and
it'll
be
dry
in
no
time
especially
tomorrow
when
you
want
a
roast
beef
sandwich
after
15
minutes
the
angels
sing
and
you
remember
the
bones
had
previously
been
removed
and
tied
back
on
so
let's
untie
them
by
cutting
off
the
strings
right
yeah
so
string
it's
good
come
on
go
right
here
come
over
here
you
know
we
get
rid
of
this
just
like
my
fingers
oh
my
god
gorgeousness
look
at
that
gorgeous
yes
okay
so
let's
do
this
sorry
let's
go
look
you
know
the
outside
is
gonna
be
more
well
done
correct
but
look
at
gorgeous
that
is
you
know
the
only
thing
I
don't
like
about
a
rotisserie
is
the
hole
but
it's
max
could
you
ask
for
anything
better
no
so
this
for
me
is
close
to
medium
as
we
get
more
into
the
center
we're
gonna
get
more
medium
rare
but
this
right
here
come
on
you
should
just
feel
how
soft
and
tender
and
a
Gleek
let
me
take
you
through
the
bite
before
it'll
slice
its
USDA
prime
which
means
it's
got
extra
marbling
which
means
you
can
taste
the
extra
fat
in
your
mouth
not
in
a
bad
way
in
a
delicious
way
but
I'm
getting
just
gorgeous
garlic
and
the
thyme
and
the
rosemary
and
I
know
that
that
soy
sauce
is
playing
a
very
important
part
in
making
this
thing
extra
savory
in
my
mouth
but
I'm
not
tasting
soy
sauce
at
all
just
oh
my
god
did
just
straight
deliciousness
look
at
that
kid
look
how
beautiful
that
is
is
that
fantastic
and
then
for
those
that
like
the
bones
and
a
lot
of
people
like
to
chew
on
a
bone
they
just
popped
right
off
there's
no
cutting
around
them
there's
no
maiming
the
whole
prime
rib
ruining
it
just
to
get
the
the
bones
off
like
gorgeous
on
that
side
gorgeous
crispy
beautiful
crust
on
that
side
amazing
but
the
one
thing
we
haven't
done
yet
max
is
the
horseradish
so
a
little
bit
I
just
had
a
little
outside
piece
I
blew
on
it
it's
not
hot
anymore
could
you
have
made
gravy
of
course
should
you
have
I
don't
think
so
I
think
this
is
the
answer
what
have
we
learned
by
as
great
a
piece
of
meat
as
you
can
treat
it
with
respect
just
horseradish
mustard
salt
pepper
garlic
powder
on
the
outside
into
a
350
375
oven
rotisserie
or
lower
if
you're
gonna
do
it
on
smoker
and
then
you
baste
it
and
if
you
don't
want
to
make
a
time
brush
just
put
extra
time
in
with
the
butter
and
the
olive
oil
and
the
garlic
and
the
the
soy
and
the
rosemary
and
then
you
just
deceptively
simple
I
said
that
at
the
beginning
but
here's
what
I
want
to
say
I'll
say
thanks
for
being
there
thanks
for
watching
we
love
that
you're
there
we'd
love
that
you
contribute
we
love
that
you
comment
and
we
want
to
know
what
do
you
want
us
to
make
put
that
in
the
comments
below
all
right
all
right
all
right
time
for
us
to
go
eat
some
prime
rib
right
now
because
I'm
a
thinking
man
it's
5:20
in
San
Diego
not
4:20
it's
not
always
4:20
it's
5:20
in
San
Diego
and
this
is
family
dinner
tonight
everybody's
coming
over