As much as I am thoroughly enjoying watching every minute of this, I'm really looking forward to the day I hear 'underground movie theatre' for the last time
@@lexus5413be surprised at how much people would be asking “why did they do that“ if there wasn’t continuous chatter, for those that know, they know what’s happening!
@@imagoodlistener2730 Yes, the longer the beam, the less weight it will safely support. I wonder if he's estimated how much weight will be on the beam and figured out how much weight the beam can support for that long span?
For 117 years those walls were pretty sturdy. They definitely were built to last. It took quite a bit of work for you and Roman to get them out. It's going to look great when you get finished. Looking forward to more progress.
Pork Steak in our family is the favorite. We use pork shake and bake. Far better than pork chop for us. But there are a few ways. Happy to see you are discovering this.
Talk to an engineer, I would put a column under the joint between the meeting point of those two metal beams you are installing. Unless you oversize the smaller one you might be overloading it when you weld the much longer one to it.
Cole, installing your I-beam is very simple. Follow me on this, cut a hole next to the door of your stairway. A little bigger than the beam, in the wall of the house not the foundation. Now you'll need to get a long cable & blow a hole in the end of the I-beam. Stretch the cable across to the other wall & make a matching hole like you made on the other side. Take your telehandler & squeeze the I-beam with the forks. Next take your bobcat, attach the cable to your bobcat & you'll need to build 2 cribs. Pull & push the beam, hopefully you'll understand what I mean by this. Good luck to you, and I really hope this helps.
Yea! Look for a boneless Pork roast and you can slice them the thickness you want, you have your pork chops, 1/2 the price! Love pork steaks! Thank you for sharing, you and Roman are amazing!
Structural beams are generally not welded together, rather beams are bolted together. It is far stronger bolting flanges together which gives surface tension. Welds will not be as strong and will be far less surface connecting to each piece of steel
Hey Cole, love watching all these videos! You should definitely make a picture book that shows the whole process start to finish and descriptions on decisions, problems and solutions. This would be a book just for your family, I'm sure future generations would love to see the history behind the house and all the effort that went into transforming it.
I can’t imagine how excited you two are to get this beam stuff done so you can work on the theatre! As a viewer I’m pumped seeing you guys inch closer and closer to finally start building new things
I’m watching you while I’m in hospital. Thank god I have eaten after 24 hrs fasting. I can’t hear you as I can’t have the volume up and didn’t during my ear buds in. Because I have watched the progress for some long .. I understand what I am not hearing. Thank you guys you are two bloody good workers
It's what America is built on, it happens in every town, every city and every state.....You should try it, it's good for the body a bit of hard work, well unless you hurt yourself doing it, then it's not good for the body.
Cole. you should save some of the rocks for your boys for show and tell as they grow up. How neat would that be, especially since they came from your grandfather's house!
Cole did you know that Roger Wakefield reacted to your plumbing video? He was impressed and said you did a really good job. His video is called "Real plumber reacts to non-plumbers work" 😊 keep up the good work!!
I bet the person that sent it to Roger was mad that he said they actually did a good job! LOL I think they were looking for him to tear it apart in his video...other than some venting, i think Roger was impressed.
The finger on the thumb meat is a trick that many chefs use. It's how I was taught when I worked in the food industry, but nothing beats a thermometer. I used to cook all my steaks by feel but now I use a thermometer. 130 degrees on a steak is so much more tender than going by feel
Unlike beef steak, you definitely want to make sure the internal temperature is anywhere from 145-160 degrees. Don’t recommend eating undercooked pork ever. Have a great weekend.
love me some pork steaks! I grill them almost done then i put them in the oven in a pan with BBQ sauce and cover the pan and cook for an hour, they are so good and tender.
It seems like you have spent Spring and Summer just working on the basement and movie theater. It seems like there is enough room in the basement for a theater without having to dig that huge hole.
As you have found out Cole when they made concrete years ago they made it to last! My Parents home was the same even though built 50years later! Unsure of the mix though but it was durable! An exercise in ingenuity and durability removing it!
Since you guys are doing a lot of digging by hand, hope you know about using a flap disk on an angle grinder to sharpen the front edges of your shovels. Makes 'em work really well.
Love this video series and haven’t missed a video but Cole, it’s not a restoration is a remodel 😉. Restoration is bringing it back to its original state. You are remodelling it to its new state.
Hey Cole, when the movie theater is finished, you can put one of those old-fashioned popcorn carts in the basement in front of the entrance. That will be cute.
little tip for the footer. Take rebar and bend a 90* in it and stick in the holes it will give you something to tie to. We would two part epoxy them in and then use them to tie the cage to. I did seawalls and docks with other major concrete work.
Cole, Concrete continues to cure as time passes. Like 3000 PSI concrete. It reaches its initial strength after 28 days. However, it will continue to harden over time.
I like to marinade my pork steaks then cook them low and slow on the grill. Its just sliced pork shoulder which is a tougher cut than pork loin. Marinade helps tenderize and cooking on lower heat helps render down the fat better which helps make it more tender too. Tasty if do e right but can be chewy if cooked too hot and fast
Actually, concrete has a very high compressive strength. What was being described with the rebar is to disperse the compressive strength from a small area to a larger area. Great team work and job you two are completing. Awe inspiring and thoroughly enjoy your learning process!
I could be wrong, but I recall Cole and Roman discussing that Roman couldn't have chickens where he lives. Something about the town/city wouldn't allow it. But, once again, I could be wrong.
I'm glad you found a way to make putting the beam in a little easier. You know that the concrete in the basement is very good quality when Roman can't break it. You ought to feel safe about the basement walls not going anywhere in your lifetime. Love your plans for your new home. I just hope Mother Nature will let you get it framed up before she comes back with winter weather. Thanks, Roman, for everything you do for everyone.
Footing but this basement is very very strong. You never gonna find any place have a strong way like that one done that building is very very Salada concrete and I love you guys. You are a hard worker. God bless you and bless your family and keep you safe for your friend call star
Here's a grilling tip for y'all, especially for the 'white meats' like pork, but works real well on red meats also. GRAVY MASTER. Yep, you heard that correctly. Slather the meat up with Gravy Master (it doesn't take much!) and then season and cook. Trust me, it doesn't seem like it would make a big difference, but it really does. Try it, you'll like it!
Great to see how its coming along! Can I make a tiny suggestion? You two should be wearing eye and ear protection when using those power tools. It is very easy for a small chip to come flying at you and into your eye. Do it for you, for your young families and everyone out there watching your clips. God bless.
I'll bet that old wall is more than strong enough... rebar mostly only helps with flexural strength, keeping the wall from cracking and falling over and keeping the walls tied together in case of an earthquake or some impact. I'm not a contractor, but I think if you are having trouble removing the wall after sawing, jackhammering, and using a pry-bar then it's plenty strong. But it still doesn't meet code so I get why you are removing it.
Hey Cole, keep up the hard work, been a fan of the channel for 3+ plus years. I must say pork steak is awesome and cheap😋My grandma Benita was a Mexican lady. She would use cut up pork steak and make a homemade chili out of it. It is the most delicious chili I have ate. She did pass the recipe to my mom. I have won may chili cook offs with this recipe over the years. Maybe Nave family has a good recipe they would share😉
Cole for your Cement mixture.. measure the water you fill in also into an empty bucket. count the seconds you have the hose open for it. Make a mark or use a stick for the waterlevel in the bucket. use the water from the buckett. adjust the ammount to more or less. make a mark on your stick for this measurement. now allways use the same bucket. and same measurement. Gratuatlions you now eleminated any guesswork or thinking work for the next 100 mixtures it will allways be the same. you can also use a Tape measure or something for the waterhight in the bucket.. now you can just remember that number and the bucket type and you will allways have the measurement right the next time.
Hey Cole, Cherry Juice is chock full of Melatonin which is a sleep hormone. That makes it a wonderful right before bed snack, but not such a good work beverage lol. Good for gout too.
Be sure to use a beam calculator to confirm the design. The safety of the people living in the house is important. Free Calculators are available on the internet.
Much like the original construction, are you going to reuse/repurpose some of the cement/concrete chips in the movie theater base? It seems like a great use for the smaller pieces. I think you should seal the walls of the outside of the house, inside of the theater. It would add some character to the room. 😊❤
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As much as I am thoroughly enjoying watching every minute of this, I'm really looking forward to the day I hear 'underground movie theatre' for the last time
Totally agree - too much repetition and much too much of micro details - more action and less talk
@@lexus5413be surprised at how much people would be asking “why did they do that“ if there wasn’t continuous chatter, for those that know, they know what’s happening!
You realize whoever built those concrete walls is looking down from heaven and having a good laugh about how hard they are to remove.
😅😅😅
It was a revenge wall for future generations.
I’m loving the revenge wall gem!😂
Yeah, well mixed concrete will get harder over the years...
So glad others think like I do! Cheers
Cole, Roman should have free movie passes for him, his kids and their kids! You both are such hard workers!
For Life.
I agree Is Eddie interested in playing drums could be one of his gifts ❤
AND a chicken ‘palace’ for his chickens.🐓
Bet Roman is a great dad and husband.. you can see he has a pure loving heart
Saving money is good for diy. Hiring a Structural engineer for a day is peace of mind forever
Should be less than $1000. Call Kari Sebern out of Panora, IA.
I told him about that span in the other video. Just because it's steel doesn't mean it can span forever. 😅
Exactly not everything can be done by RUclips videos!! Sometimes it's wise to hire professionals! Some dyi-ers let their ego get in the way!
@@imagoodlistener2730 Yes, the longer the beam, the less weight it will safely support. I wonder if he's estimated how much weight will be on the beam and figured out how much weight the beam can support for that long span?
Roman is a civil engineer. He knows what to do .
Cole you have done a wonderful job on your farm. The amount of work you did cleaning up the farm. I respect that
For 117 years those walls were pretty sturdy. They definitely were built to last. It took quite a bit of work for you and Roman to get them out. It's going to look great when you get finished. Looking forward to more progress.
Romans excellent He’s such a hard worker.
Pork Steak in our family is the favorite. We use pork shake and bake. Far better than pork chop for us. But there are a few ways. Happy to see you are discovering this.
Delicious this way! Good Old Shake N Bake.🇨🇦
Talk to an engineer, I would put a column under the joint between the meeting point of those two metal beams you are installing. Unless you oversize the smaller one you might be overloading it when you weld the much longer one to it.
Finally, a comment that makes sense instead of all the fanboy/fangirl comments that mean very little.
Im kinda thinking he talked with someone and they were the ones that pointed him in this direction.
Where I live you have to engineer stamp on that type of construction.
@@JohnKipta ok? Cole doesnt live where you do.
Roman is a civil engineer.
Cole: this wall is old and not strong enough.
Also Cole: this old wall is ridiculously strong.
😊
Exactly what I was thinking
Also after breaking out the old wall for a beam, now, no beam will go there.
Roman is such a monster... Keep at it!!
You are blessed to have Roman to work along side of you and carry yoy😊
Cole, installing your I-beam is very simple. Follow me on this, cut a hole next to the door of your stairway. A little bigger than the beam, in the wall of the house not the foundation. Now you'll need to get a long cable & blow a hole in the end of the I-beam. Stretch the cable across to the other wall & make a matching hole like you made on the other side. Take your telehandler & squeeze the I-beam with the forks. Next take your bobcat, attach the cable to your bobcat & you'll need to build 2 cribs. Pull & push the beam, hopefully you'll understand what I mean by this. Good luck to you, and I really hope this helps.
You two work so well together ... always remember to forgive and forget, good friends like you guys are a treasure
Yea! Look for a boneless Pork roast and you can slice them the thickness you want, you have your pork chops, 1/2 the price! Love pork steaks!
Thank you for sharing, you and Roman are amazing!
I do that with pork loin.
Structural beams are generally not welded together, rather beams are bolted together. It is far stronger bolting flanges together which gives surface tension. Welds will not be as strong and will be far less surface connecting to each piece of steel
Hey Cole, love watching all these videos! You should definitely make a picture book that shows the whole process start to finish and descriptions on decisions, problems and solutions. This would be a book just for your family, I'm sure future generations would love to see the history behind the house and all the effort that went into transforming it.
Wow!!!!! I bet you all will be happy when your past putting footers in. Awesome video Cole and Roman
Cole you should of been a teacher you teach really well.
I can’t imagine how excited you two are to get this beam stuff done so you can work on the theatre! As a viewer I’m pumped seeing you guys inch closer and closer to finally start building new things
I agreed
Always a pleasure to watch you and Roman. Watching from Traverse city Michigan 😊
I’m watching you while I’m in hospital. Thank god I have eaten after 24 hrs fasting. I can’t hear you as I can’t have the volume up and didn’t during my ear buds in. Because I have watched the progress for some long .. I understand what I am not hearing. Thank you guys you are two bloody good workers
Wishing you good health again! ❤️🙏🏻❤️
I will be so glad when you are done digging...
The Great Lakes used to be a lot bigger long ago, covering Iowa. That is probably where the sand came from. So cool!
The area of northern Iowa and Illinois were both areas that glaciers covered eons ago. It's how the great lakes were formed also.
Once again, I am absolutely astonished that you two are doing this hard labor ALL BY YOURSELVES! Holy cr*p.
I'm just happy to see some more updates cool build keep em coming Cole great series
It's what America is built on, it happens in every town, every city and every state.....You should try it, it's good for the body a bit of hard work, well unless you hurt yourself doing it, then it's not good for the body.
So good and never long enough......................
I concur.
Cole. you should save some of the rocks for your boys for show and tell as they grow up. How neat would that be, especially since they came from your grandfather's house!
Tart cherry juice is the best for inflammation and your joints! I love it! You also should watch a video on "How the Roman's made concrete "
Cole did you know that Roger Wakefield reacted to your plumbing video? He was impressed and said you did a really good job. His video is called "Real plumber reacts to non-plumbers work" 😊 keep up the good work!!
Cole responded to that video in the comments.
I bet the person that sent it to Roger was mad that he said they actually did a good job! LOL I think they were looking for him to tear it apart in his video...other than some venting, i think Roger was impressed.
@@warrenmichael918 Cole responded in Roger's video? That's awesome!
@@donnajackman4944 Yes, he asked a few questions, i dont think he responded back to those questions though
Very nice work Cole and Roman
Roman should start bending re-bar as part of his workout routine
love youe content glad to see a young man follow his dreams
Its amazing how strong that wall of miscellaneous materials is.
Was hoping to find a geologist in the comments to explain Cole's mystery rock.
I was waiting for that Pork Steak to go over the side, I'm sure Ellie would find it.
The mansion was built like a brick sh**house, very sturdy...
HEY EVERYBODY I'M WATCHING...COLE THE CORNSTAR!!!! Good golly that NEVER gets old, unlike myself.😁
The two of you are just amazing!
Thanks Cole for the information. It was awesome. I don’t know why you didn’t go into teaching. You’d be an excellent teacher anyways God’s blessings.
I’ll bet you’ll be excited for no more cold,or mice, plus beam support! Pork steaks are delicious! 💙
The finger on the thumb meat is a trick that many chefs use. It's how I was taught when I worked in the food industry, but nothing beats a thermometer. I used to cook all my steaks by feel but now I use a thermometer. 130 degrees on a steak is so much more tender than going by feel
“This wall won’t support our beam”…. “This wall is so strong we can’t get rid of it”😂😂😂
Unlike beef steak, you definitely want to make sure the internal temperature is anywhere from 145-160 degrees. Don’t recommend eating undercooked pork ever.
Have a great weekend.
If you change the playback speed to 1.25x, you’ll be amazed at the energy Cole & Roman have. But then, they are paid by the hour😅
🤣🤣🤣
I play it at 2x
This video is super motivating. Keep going!
Pork steak does not taste anything like a regular steak, but they are delicious. It's one of my favorite.
love me some pork steaks! I grill them almost done then i put them in the oven in a pan with BBQ sauce and cover the pan and cook for an hour, they are so good and tender.
Yeah I said the same thing when he said that.
You need something demolished, just call the Romanator 💪.
😂😂😂 I vote a YES to
ROMANATOR!!!!!!
Roman ChickenStar is well known for his Romanation abilities, lololol
I wish I had lunch like that every single time I went to work
It seems like you have spent Spring and Summer just working on the basement and movie theater. It seems like there is enough room in the basement for a theater without having to dig that huge hole.
They were already planning to expand the house with the garage/office and two more bedrooms, so it makes sense to dig a new basement/movie theater.
@@argo12Thanks for the information.
Concrete properly mixed and not in harsh conditions, continues to harden for up to 100 years. Not days, years.
As you have found out Cole when they made concrete years ago they made it to last! My Parents home was the same even though built 50years later! Unsure of the mix though but it was durable! An exercise in ingenuity and durability removing it!
By the time Roman has his competition I think in Nov, he will be like a a gorilla.
Thank you for explaining how concrete & rebar work together. I never knew exactly why the rebar helped. You are a very good teacher.
Since you guys are doing a lot of digging by hand, hope you know about using a flap disk on an angle grinder to sharpen the front edges of your shovels. Makes 'em work really well.
Awesome job, cole and Roman
That 1917 wall looks pretty darn sturdy
Love this video series and haven’t missed a video but Cole, it’s not a restoration is a remodel 😉. Restoration is bringing it back to its original state. You are remodelling it to its new state.
Great video cole
You and roman are amazing workers
Col and rom getting it done again, pork steak is double getting it done. Pork steak is awesome
Next time try some Onion Powder with your seasoning, really adds to the flavor when I grill
And a little garlic powder.
Awesome! Keep it going!
Hey Cole, when the movie theater is finished, you can put one of those old-fashioned popcorn carts in the basement in front of the entrance. That will be cute.
It surprises me to see the bricks in the wall just thrown in there with the concrete!!
little tip for the footer. Take rebar and bend a 90* in it and stick in the holes it will give you something to tie to. We would two part epoxy them in and then use them to tie the cage to. I did seawalls and docks with other major concrete work.
You guys don't know what your missing on all your grilled meats. Garlic powder. It's good on everything from beef to pork to chicken.
Simple Lawry's seasoning on pork steaks
Cole, please share what movie you want to watch first in the underground movie theater. 😊
Cole,
Concrete continues to cure as time passes. Like 3000 PSI concrete. It reaches its initial strength after 28 days. However, it will continue to harden over time.
Cole and Roman also Justin I’m rooting for your completion and building back better!!!
I like to marinade my pork steaks then cook them low and slow on the grill. Its just sliced pork shoulder which is a tougher cut than pork loin. Marinade helps tenderize and cooking on lower heat helps render down the fat better which helps make it more tender too. Tasty if do e right but can be chewy if cooked too hot and fast
Actually, concrete has a very high compressive strength. What was being described with the rebar is to disperse the compressive strength from a small area to a larger area.
Great team work and job you two are completing. Awe inspiring and thoroughly enjoy your learning process!
Does anyone else get dizzy when watching the Cole cam?
Corey,
What I do know about cooking pork 🐷 it has to be cooked enough to avoid exposing one's self to Trichinosis, from being under cooked.
Most of today's pork isn't exposed to that. A little pink is fine, but not red or bloody.
Go Roman Go !! You are a Beast! Cole you of course are the Beastmaster!
Should’ve just lifted the house and started new underneath. 😅 keep up the good work. Hello from Nebraska Neighbor.
Awesome work! It looks beautiful!!
Pork steaks are made from pork shoulder and are far better than pork chops. Always juicy and full of flavour.
Just a little cooking tip.
Pork = ALWAYS WELL DONE!!!!
A good old school meat thermometer is cheap. Please get one.
Food safety❣️
Would like to see, when or if it gets filmed, Roman’s Chicken Coop built from re”cooped” lumber.😊
I could be wrong, but I recall Cole and Roman discussing that Roman couldn't have chickens where he lives. Something about the town/city wouldn't allow it. But, once again, I could be wrong.
I can honestly say I've watched every one of these house videos even way back on the old videos when it was just a thought of his or aspiration
I'm glad you found a way to make putting the beam in a little easier. You know that the concrete in the basement is very good quality when Roman can't break it. You ought to feel safe about the basement walls not going anywhere in your lifetime. Love your plans for your new home. I just hope Mother Nature will let you get it framed up before she comes back with winter weather. Thanks, Roman, for everything you do for everyone.
Tension is what you are referring to. I test rebar for tensile strength, it's wild when it fails, almost like a earthquake when the machine shakes
Footing but this basement is very very strong. You never gonna find any place have a strong way like that one done that building is very very Salada concrete and I love you guys. You are a hard worker. God bless you and bless your family and keep you safe for your friend call star
😮 I hope everything goes well with the build.
Good job fellas. 😊
Here's a grilling tip for y'all, especially for the 'white meats' like pork, but works real well on red meats also. GRAVY MASTER. Yep, you heard that correctly. Slather the meat up with Gravy Master (it doesn't take much!) and then season and cook. Trust me, it doesn't seem like it would make a big difference, but it really does. Try it, you'll like it!
Great to see how its coming along! Can I make a tiny suggestion? You two should be wearing eye and ear protection when using those power tools. It is very easy for a small chip to come flying at you and into your eye. Do it for you, for your young families and everyone out there watching your clips. God bless.
i liked the close up rock examinations
I'll bet that old wall is more than strong enough... rebar mostly only helps with flexural strength, keeping the wall from cracking and falling over and keeping the walls tied together in case of an earthquake or some impact. I'm not a contractor, but I think if you are having trouble removing the wall after sawing, jackhammering, and using a pry-bar then it's plenty strong. But it still doesn't meet code so I get why you are removing it.
Pork has to be white to be done. My mom told me that in the 1950s when we hung around, under her feet, watching her cook.😊
Great job Roman and Cole
Hey Cole, keep up the hard work, been a fan of the channel for 3+ plus years. I must say pork steak is awesome and cheap😋My grandma Benita was a Mexican lady. She would use cut up pork steak and make a homemade chili out of it. It is the most delicious chili I have ate. She did pass the recipe to my mom. I have won may chili cook offs with this recipe over the years. Maybe Nave family has a good recipe they would share😉
Cole for your Cement mixture.. measure the water you fill in also into an empty bucket. count the seconds you have the hose open for it.
Make a mark or use a stick for the waterlevel in the bucket. use the water from the buckett. adjust the ammount to more or less.
make a mark on your stick for this measurement. now allways use the same bucket. and same measurement.
Gratuatlions you now eleminated any guesswork or thinking work for the next 100 mixtures it will allways be the same.
you can also use a Tape measure or something for the waterhight in the bucket.. now you can just remember that number and the bucket type and you will allways have the measurement right the next time.
They did that water measurement bucket trick in a few of their earlier concrete mixing videos.
Love your Telehandler was originally delivered to Puckett Machinery! That’s the Cat dealer in Mississippi.
Hey Cole, Cherry Juice is chock full of Melatonin which is a sleep hormone. That makes it a wonderful right before bed snack, but not such a good work beverage lol. Good for gout too.
Be sure to use a beam calculator to confirm the design. The safety of the people living in the house is important. Free Calculators are available on the internet.
Much like the original construction, are you going to reuse/repurpose some of the cement/concrete chips in the movie theater base? It seems like a great use for the smaller pieces. I think you should seal the walls of the outside of the house, inside of the theater. It would add some character to the room. 😊❤
Wow, I am never this early!
Very nicely done ✔️ 👏
I love that intro. It is your signature & makes me smile every time 😂