I was hooked after the first minute. Subscribed in a heartbeat. What a great project! And there's a canoe-bikey-thingy to watch, too, as I saw! Going to binge for a bit, I guess.
The conical thing is an old 1950/1960 Pyrene, soda/acid fire extinguisher. There should be a line of rivets down the side.The instructions for use said bash the brass plunger to break the acid capsule then invert to use. we had these at my old primary school in the '50's they would have been painted red originally. A collectors item now!
Well! A short popped up in my feed and here I am... I guess I'll be starting from the being and lol binge watching to catch up! Too see the creation of something new out of something from the past warms my heart! And a bonus when it's a younger generation that is taking the time to preserve the past! Bravo young man! Just for reference I'm a 65 year old woman from the USA. Preserve the past for the future! Many want to tear down and build new...such a same.
I find quick motion or fast forwarding, whatever you call it, very satisfying…looking forward to the next video. It’s been a lovely building in its time
Thanks for this , love that you're saving that beautiful building & you're clearly not afraid of hard graft , good luck in the quest , i'll keep looking to see the progress
Awesome building. I just discovered your channel, love restorations of old buildings, so hooked immediately. Once all the trash was cleaned out, it is pretty good sized. Should make a very nice work shop, even a small living area above.
Seeing some painted walls & the fireplace & the fancy chair - it looks as tho someone was trying to make this into a home, and the outline of the building certainly looks like a cottage rather than just a utility 'building' or a shed.
It was used as a storage space by the neighbours for a long time and the local kids used to make dens in there. Before that it was a functioning stables and potting shed 👍 it is super damp in there - I got two lung infections just working in there, living would be mighty soggy 😅 damp proof membranes, ground works around the outside and new gutters should help 🤞🤞
The lovely old thing at the end of the video is a very early fire extinguish hit the brass thing and point the other end at the fire. what a great building you have.
Ben, Looking forward to your videos as i like to restore & build gadgets myself. It‘s a fire extinguisher the bit at the bottom of the cone is the plunger and the jet at the top I would either chop out one side of the floor or build up the low side as it will be a constant trip hazard in a workshop when carrying larger objects. Cheers Dave
Quite a job. Lots of junk inside and bushes outside. I like watching transformations and seeing all the different situations that come up during. As a Registered Nurse, it's always a bit hard to watch when folks forget about Masks or Safety Googles, etc. In old buildings like this wearing a mask is very important, especially as dust can have rodents feces, lead, and who knows what? I look forward to seeing the transition
Nice place - green with envy here. The ancient fire extinguisher is only good for an ornament now. You had to bash the end on the floor to break a vile of acid, which mixed with the water and sodium bicarbonate mix and shot the whole contents out of the pointy end. You only got one go, and they weren't very efficient.
Very nice work, surprised you're not brushing the mortar back to keep tidy post repointing but love the tool you used to rake out. Looking forward to the journey ahead.
Still a work in progress! More updates on the way! This would have originally had a tile roof on the LH portion which would have been a very traditional look. The corrugated steel came into fashion later on especially when on a tight budget 👍
I think it may have been however when I removed the raised slab it was clay and rubble underneath. It is possible that the raised part was the original height and lower section had been dug down at a later date. I’ll cover it in a future episode 🤓
Nice work, loved the video! I can see already this channel hitting the 100k subscriber mark🔥 I dream taking on a similar project someday in the future.🙏🏻
All sort of things but general theme will be a debenture machines. 😁 first project (going on at the moment) will be another canoe build for a trip up to Scotland. Daily updates on my instagram and Facebook stories.
All solo so far. I’ll be getting some help with the groundworks (digger and trailer) in a future episode. Might also get some help laying the new floor - some of the stones are massive!
I was hooked after the first minute. Subscribed in a heartbeat. What a great project! And there's a canoe-bikey-thingy to watch, too, as I saw! Going to binge for a bit, I guess.
🥳🤩 more canoe bikey bits on the way too! Just about to start the build then off up to Scotland for an adventure 👀😄
Hello from South Africa, I watched the latest video and had to come back to the beginning, glad I did, looking forward to following your projects.👍
The conical thing is an old 1950/1960 Pyrene, soda/acid fire extinguisher. There should be a line of rivets down the side.The instructions for use said bash the brass plunger to break the acid capsule then invert to use. we had these at my old primary school in the '50's they would have been painted red originally. A collectors item now!
Not only fire extinguisher used this shape, could be as well be an pesticide/fertilizer sprayer from 1870ish- 1930s...
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Well! A short popped up in my feed and here I am... I guess I'll be starting from the being and lol binge watching to catch up!
Too see the creation of something new out of something from the past warms my heart! And a bonus when it's a younger generation that is taking the time to preserve the past! Bravo young man! Just for reference I'm a 65 year old woman from the USA. Preserve the past for the future! Many want to tear down and build new...such a same.
Welcome to the channel ❤️
Thank you for taking us on your journey of finding the perfect work space
Can’t wait for the next instalment!
Cheers🇨🇦
Welcome 🤩 more on the way soon!
I find quick motion or fast forwarding, whatever you call it, very satisfying…looking forward to the next video. It’s been a lovely building in its time
More on the way 🤓🚀
What a wonderful little cottage you have. Looking forward to watching you.😊
Thank you for joining - more on the way soon!
What a lovely old building, looking forward to the updating.
🥳 more on the way!
Thanks for this , love that you're saving that beautiful building & you're clearly not afraid of hard graft , good luck in the quest , i'll keep looking to see the progress
Thanks for your support! More content on the way 🤓
Awesome building. I just discovered your channel, love restorations of old buildings, so hooked immediately. Once all the trash was cleaned out, it is pretty good sized. Should make a very nice work shop, even a small living area above.
👍🙏 thanks for joining for the journey. Lots more content on the way 🚀
That's my dream workshop right there, instant subscription!! greetings from York
😍 welcome to the channel! More workshop episodes on the way!
Seeing some painted walls & the fireplace & the fancy chair - it looks as tho someone was trying to make this into a home, and the outline of the building certainly looks like a cottage rather than just a utility 'building' or a shed.
It was used as a storage space by the neighbours for a long time and the local kids used to make dens in there. Before that it was a functioning stables and potting shed 👍 it is super damp in there - I got two lung infections just working in there, living would be mighty soggy 😅 damp proof membranes, ground works around the outside and new gutters should help 🤞🤞
I wish I could find a building like that here in the states just so I could refurbish with no specific purpose of what to do with.
The lovely old thing at the end of the video is a very early fire extinguish hit the brass thing and point the other end at the fire. what a great building you have.
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Wonderful find. Looking forward to everything you do to it in future.
Thank you 🤩🙏
Ben, Looking forward to your videos as i like to restore & build gadgets myself. It‘s a fire extinguisher the bit at the bottom of the cone is the plunger and the jet at the top
I would either chop out one side of the floor or build up the low side as it will be a constant trip hazard in a workshop when carrying larger objects. Cheers Dave
Hi Dave, welcome to the channel! More content on the way. Thanks for info re. the fire extinguisher 🙏
A great old building, very interesting. Show us more.
More on the way soon 🤩
Quite a job. Lots of junk inside and bushes outside.
I like watching transformations and seeing all the different situations that come up during.
As a Registered Nurse, it's always a bit hard to watch when folks forget about Masks or Safety Googles, etc. In old buildings like this wearing a mask is very important, especially as dust can have rodents feces, lead, and who knows what?
I look forward to seeing the transition
Looking forward to following this project.
Thank you for joining! More on the way soon 👍
So exciting to watch your restoration on an amazing building. Keep the videos coming!!!!!
More on the way 😄👍
@@ben-kilner Yahoo!!!!
Building being brought back to life, totally worth it.
Wow this project looks like fun heaps of work good on you for doing this up
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I can see potential and lots of hard work. Nice start. Be watching your progress and looking forward to your success.
Thank you for your support 🙏very much appreciated 🥳
You,ve done a lot of clearing out,good luck for all the hard work well done
Thank you! It was soo good to get it all cleared out. Need to keep it clear now 😅
I think it's amazing to see that they used the interior door "trim" to bar the door from the outside ( 0:31 )
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An adorable building. Hoping you can rebuild it keeping all that architectural charm.
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Wow what a journey! Look forward to the next instalment - subbed 👍
Welcome aboard 😄😍
Nice place - green with envy here. The ancient fire extinguisher is only good for an ornament now. You had to bash the end on the floor to break a vile of acid, which mixed with the water and sodium bicarbonate mix and shot the whole contents out of the pointy end. You only got one go, and they weren't very efficient.
Thanks for the info 🙏 I’ll see what I can make from it 🤓
Nice project! I like that workshop!
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The mystery rusty item is an old fire extinguisher!
Saw your post after id posfed lol
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Very nice work, surprised you're not brushing the mortar back to keep tidy post repointing but love the tool you used to rake out. Looking forward to the journey ahead.
I found that leaving it for a few hours before brushing worked well especially if my mortar mix was a bit wet… I then forgot to film the brushing 😄
@@ben-kilner I agree, it needs time to set up. You're all over this in the best possible way
I found your channel through tik tok and i have to say you have amazing skills . I would like to see more and longer videos .- subbed 😃
Legend!! Welcome to the channel. More content on the way 🤓 I’ll be experimenting with some longer form versions 🙏
I’m so to be with you on your journey to the old girl.
Glad to have you along for the ride 🤩
Сколько работы, но вы справитесь. Главное- не отчаиваться. Я подписалась! Привет!😊❤
Welcome 🤩
The stable was once beautiful. I hope you will be able to return her beauty. I wonder if they were like that all over England?
Still a work in progress! More updates on the way! This would have originally had a tile roof on the LH portion which would have been a very traditional look. The corrugated steel came into fashion later on especially when on a tight budget 👍
That looks like a very ancient fire extinguisher
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What a really neat building. Will make a wonderful shop. Wonder if that raised part of the floor was built over the original floor?
I think it may have been however when I removed the raised slab it was clay and rubble underneath. It is possible that the raised part was the original height and lower section had been dug down at a later date. I’ll cover it in a future episode 🤓
The rusty conical shaped device is an old fire extinguisher.
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Nice work, loved the video! I can see already this channel hitting the 100k subscriber mark🔥 I dream taking on a similar project someday in the future.🙏🏻
Thank you 🙏🤞 more episodes on the way!
Your name meant Potter- reference the Kiln. Very nice! New sub.
Welcome 🤩 I think the Kilner originated from the operators of lime kilns. Completely forgot to mention it 😂
That cone shaped unit reminds me of an old plumb-bob. Just a suggestion…I’m 80 used one years ago
It turns out it is an old fire extinguisher 😁
Are you leasing the cottage or have you purchased it?
fire extinguisher
Your cone shaped object is a fire extinguisher.
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Amazing video
Thank you 🙏
I am very curious about the final results of the house renovation
More content on the way 🥳🥳
Very tasteful 👍💯😊
Thank you 🙏
Looks like a fire extiguisher
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Great job
Thank you 🙏🙏
Definitely a fire extinguisher, seen them before! 🧯
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The Cone shaped object is an old Fire Extinguisher.
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just subscribed i want to see until the end how it comes out
Good to have you! More episodes on the way soon 👍
cone shaped thing a fire extinguisher
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Great job, you buy or rent?
the weird device looks like it could have been a device that blows air into a fire
I thought maybe a weed / water sprayer. Turns out it is an old fire extinguisher 🧯
What do you plan to do in your workshop? Woodworking, mechanical things, or what???
All sort of things but general theme will be a debenture machines. 😁 first project (going on at the moment) will be another canoe build for a trip up to Scotland. Daily updates on my instagram and Facebook stories.
I always wonder how the cameraman gets into the building to record the forced entry through the jammed doors. Do they rappel from the roof?
😂😂 spoiler alert - the door was open on the other side.
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The conical container is an old fire extinguisher., -I have small model of the same thing now used as a funnel. HM.
👍🙏 I’ll have a go at cleaning it up one day.
A Fire extinguisher.
+1 for fire extinguisher
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0:32 Omg the camera was inside for all these years and still recording. wow
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I know! What are the chances! It was nearly out of battery 👀😂
The cone shape object might be a smoker for 🐝 bees 🤔
Good guess! I originally thought maybe a pump sprayer for plants but it turns out it is an old fire extinguisher 😄
I think the rusty cone is an old fire extinguisher, I can only see one example on google but you might do better.
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Did you buy this place?
Did you do it by yourself?
All solo so far. I’ll be getting some help with the groundworks (digger and trailer) in a future episode. Might also get some help laying the new floor - some of the stones are massive!
Do you have any toilet facilities close by or will you install some?
There is one nearby (very basic) 😅
If you help with the fireplaces /RRRfireplaces/ can help
Thank you 👍🙏
Wow you have a lot of work to do there. What Country are you in? You need to get friends and family to help you.
The Mrs to the man in the picture. 😊😊
UK 🇬🇧 I’ll definitely be getting volunteers in when laying the flagstone workshop floor 😅
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Someone's copying your content
Thanks for the heads up 🙏🙏 RUclips have now removed it 👍
Intellegence appears to be lost these days. Your ripping this place to bits churning up loads of dust and no sign off any mask.
He's wearing a proper mask. You can see around five minutes and forty seconds in.
@@calpallouiseAs well as at various other times!.
Not to mention disregard for correct spelling
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👍👍 I’ll be working through the subtitle options soon 🙏