[ Ссылка ] - This is a step by step instructional video on how to build a Geodesic Dome DIY that is 24 foot in diameter, 3 Frequency 5/8 design, using 1" Schedule 40 PVC pipe for struts, Stainless Steel Zip Ties, and our patented Geodesic Dome Connector / Hub system.
The 24 Foot Geodesic Dome Kit includes:
80 Blue Struts - 5 feet in length
55 Yellow Struts - 4 feet 10 3/4 inches in length
30 Red Struts - 4 feet 2 3/4 inches in length
15 Black 4-way Foundation Hubs
6 Red 5-Way Hubs
40 Blue 6-way Hubs
61 Center Rings
330 Zip Ties.
This package will let you build a geodesic dome DIY that is 24 feet 3 inches wide, and 14 feet 2 1/2 inches tall, with a floor area of 410 square feet.
A door can be added as shown in the video at:
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This dome can be covered with a sheet of greenhouse plastic that is 48 feet square. See our video at:
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This DIY Geodesic Dome package can be built by one person in about 5 hours, which is demonstrated in the video.
The construction of this geodesic dome does require a 12' step ladder or other support for reaching the top of the geodesic dome.
Other Links:
Geodesic Chicken Coop Kits: [ Ссылка ]
Geodesic Greenhouse Kits: [ Ссылка ]
Geodesic Shelter Dome Kits: [ Ссылка ]
Geodesic Silo Dome Kits: [ Ссылка ]
Geodesic Hubs Kits: [ Ссылка ]
Custom Geodesic Dome Kits: [ Ссылка ]
Geodesic Dome Calculators: [ Ссылка ]
2v Geodesic Dome Plans: [ Ссылка ]
3v Geodesic Dome Plans: [ Ссылка ]
To purchase the music in this video that was produced by the Boatrights, go to:
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The songs performed are:
1. Clare Jig
2. Adiuva Me
3. Sally Gardens - sorry, I had "Be Thou My Vison" listed in the credits.
"Adiuva Me" is an ancient song, and the words are from two languages. Here are the lyrics:
Adiuva Me
Deus meus adiuva me
Tabhair dom do shearc, a Mhic dhil De.
Tabhair dom do shearc, a Mhic dhil De.
Deus meus adiuva me.
Domine, da quod peto a te,
Tabhair dom go dian, a ghrian ghlan ghle.
Tabhair dom go dian, a ghrian ghlan ghle.
Domine, da quod peto a te.
Tuum a-morem s-icut vis.
Tabhair dom go trean a dearfad a-ris.
Tabhair dom go trean a dearfad a-ris.
Tuum a-morem s-icut vis.
Domine, Domine, exaudi me.
Manam bheith lan de d ghra Dhe.
Manam bheith lan de d ghra Dhe.
Domine, Domine, exaudi me.
"Adiuva Me" (Come to Me) is a traditional Irish hymn taken from ancient monastic manuscripts, dating from around 1086 A.D. It is written in a style that was popular in Western Europe during the Mediaeval period, called "macaronics".
Macaronics are poems composed in alternating lines and phrases using two different languages, one of them usually Latin. In this case the second is Old or Middle Irish Gaelic.
Though the author is unknown it is commonly attributed to the Irish cleric Maol Iosa O Brolchain, a renowned Irish poet during the 11th century. His name, sometimes spelled Mael Isu, means "follower of Jesus" in Gaelic.
English Translation:
Latin: My God come to me.
Gaelic: Help me, darling Son of God.
(repeat)
Latin: Lord, give me what I ask of you.
Gaelic: Bring it quickly, O bright clean Sun.
(repeat)
Latin: Your love is like a force.
Gaelic: Give it to me powerfully, again what I ask.
(repeat)
Latin: Lord, Lord, hear me.
Gaelic: My soul will be full of the love of God.
(repeat)
This song was performed by The Boatrights, and I will always be their fan.
John Hurt
