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Brazil location?

Привіт,супер робота!!! Чекаю на продовження,дуже цікаво...

Thanks for the video! I kind of figured you knew you were going to have to cut the scaffolding otherwise you’d need much higher support steel…a simple matter to weld. Funny ending as a result.

Wonderful

Of what kind of stone are the window frames made of? 🙂

Bravo, good work! Rudi.

Estas haciendo un trabajo excelente, soy cantero y rehabilito muros de piedra antiguos. Me suscribo a su canal. Saludos cordiales de un cantero de Barcelona.

Good stonework. I trust the wood and the welded connection.

עבודת אומנות 'צוות מקצועי מיומן ❤🎉

Good stonework. But I don't trust the wood and the welded connection... 😊

Trochu pomiešaná časová postupnosť, ale v koneçnom dôsledku to nie je až tak vada.

Bravo!

Nice arch, that's a lot of work you put in cutting all that stone to fit. Would you share the budget for this whole project?

What is that bit that you are using on the hammer drill? Amazon?

Love the honesty of your video. Mistakes do happen, and that scaffolding in-between the beams was extra, lol. Good work.

Madeira?

The Flintstones have nothing over you 😅😅, just awesome 👌

I saw a huge tank like this at the town entrance of Sienna Italy, my friend who owns a estate in Tuscany told me it was used for public bathing and also women washed clothes later years it was clear water spring fed , like carved from a stone hillside in under a grotto like ceiling...amazing.

It's a beautyful work. My compliments.

Amazing craftmanship!

Nice work mate carry on with the good work all the best for you all.

ابداع يحيون ارض وبيت ححري على ضبط المصنع تحيه طيبه للمبدعين والفنانين الحقيقين

Bro essas plants na parede vao infraquecer a mesma e fazer rachar a mesma ma' idea e sem proveito nenhum, boa semana.

I’ll be working with similar granite in Galicia. Very helpful this video. Thanks a lot!

Parabéns pelo trabalho. Reconheço e louvo o esforço

Hi, hello good morning loking good carry on with the good work injoy it good weekend for you all.

Wsh the video was narrated. Explain about the history of the house, what you're doing, ect

2:15 you need ''demolition Dave''

good job

Hello. I have been enjoying your videos since the 1st one. However I feel the constant text on screen takes away from the overall enjoyment of just watching your work and is quite jarring. Could you have the text in the CC so it can be toggled on/off? Also I refer you to RUclipsr "Simonfordman" videos for some inspiration on how you can improve your videos with minor changes. Kind regards and keep up the good work.

👍 way cool design

That’s a Russel Coight mistake with the scaff! 😂

Thanks

Very nice!!!

Really enjoying this.

I'm confused. The horizontal I beam looks to be oriented incorrectly, so it is not operating structurally for vertical load, more for preventing the wall from bowing? The new wooden beams are mounted in the centre of the windows, rather than transferring load directly to the ground. You are concerned about wildfires, yet you use aluminium connectors which has a much lower melting point than steel, and therefore will lose integrity at lower fire temps. The smaller beam is unsupported, transferring load to the centre of the longer beam, which you notched. You then connect more beams to this floating beam? I give it a thousand years before it starts to crumble.

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Now the only fix for those eucalyptus pieces is metal bands like when building a wine barrel.

um erro que eu também cometeria!!!! rsrsrsrsrs

Io non avrei mai usato quelle travi crepate per fare un lavoro così importante

amazing!!

OMG the ending. Lol so awesome. I’ll say it again…the very best content. <3

Superbly filmed and commented. Some of the best content of this style.

Isn't the beam laying on top of the wall supposed to be sitting up right so the eye is up instead of on its side? Wouldn't that be weaker the way you have it

Best of luck and adventure to you. 🙂

You are ONE SMART MAN!!!!

Fantastic progress in such a small amount of time , fabulous 👍❤

😂😂

heard what you said abt the wood , but not going to lie .....mmmm

Where did you buy the aluminium connectors ? Clever model. Perplexity with this fissured softwood, attractive to insects (chesnut is tannic repellent either hard oak). Hopefully with well positionned intermediate wooden pieces to build the floor. Chesnut is already a problem in comparison with oak. Oak is overexploited and so expensive. I would have tried to glue this eucalyptus with strong clamp to make kind of plywood, but it takes time and material.