Salvaging a 110 year old store!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- I was invited to salvage a few stores in downtown Kerrobert prior to demolition, these buildings were of similar age, but the one building in particular was much more original than the others making it very fruitful for architectural salvage. Follow along to see what we were able to save along with some exiting and unexpected discoveries along the way!
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Austin Tischler
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Kerrobert Saskatchewan Canada
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Thanks for the entertainment
Thank you Austin
alex might have liked those old displays
Austin, I'm thinking nothing's really truly free. If you spent a little bit of money on food and drink you could probably get 10 or 15 of your friends out there. There's enough spare material to take down in that building for numerous projects. All the tents supports for the drop ceiling, and other metals that you do not want put in a pile you can sell that for scrap like all that plumbing pipe truly truly I say pick that sucker clean like a buzzer on roadkill hahaha I haven't seen you in a while absolutely love the channel ever since I first seen you on Alex's channel your skill and talents are beyond belief perhaps this building being donated materials to you is a blessing from above to help you recoup some of your losses from last year so when your trucks were damaged stolen vandalized etc I mean shoot the building's already paying you hard cold cash hahaha God bless brother
Hi Austin I love the video. Enjoy watching real men at work. Your knowledge at tasks is great your not afraid to tackle work..Your drone is cool too. Your parents must be very proud of you. Take care be safe.
I can’t believe you sat out there this long..kudos to you..ty
For anyone from the Kerrobert area, or anyone into the paranormal, check out the channel purgatory adventures. They recently did a video where they spent the night in the Kerrobert courthouse. They are a newer channel based in southeast Saskatchewan and have some pretty great content. They need subscribers!!
I’m glad I saw their video today, made me realize I haven’t watched one of yours for awhile! Enjoyed it as always!
THOSE BOARDS IN THE BASEMENT ARE BEAUTIFUL. WOULD BE INCREDIBLE IF THEY COULD BE SALVAGED. LUMBER IS SO EXPENSIVE. Rosie from Weslaco Texas in the Rio Grande Valley 😀
Josh would love to pick thru this.
I would have taken the old doors with the hardware
Hey Austin
Very interesting video
Thank you for sharing
Take care
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Very interesting!!!
Oh it’s awesome!! Crown molding too. You could sell all of this. Even the rusty ones!!
very cool old building ! , my grandpa had stacks of those old glass 6inch ish shelving and the brackets i remeber when i was a kid that stuff was every where boxes of brackets and clips all around are farm and in our buildings , from are family resturaunt and store / gas station i think they became more of a pain in the ass to deal with and set up he just put them all over in the barn in piles ect nobody seemed to want them , thoses carpet sample colors are for sure from the 1980's early 90's , the demo part was cool , the first building was wobbling lol . and ive never seen a night demo thats different , great vlog !
It was worth the wait,Austin! I did like all the exploring you did through the buildings. I was thinking a critter was going to jump out at you at some point. I can't wait to see the next Saloon build.
I forgot maybe Alex can help you find the value of them coins. Potentially making you rich God bless brother
Very cool old stuff! Call up Alex and tell him you will give him a great deal on that old stuff! Once the roof goes that is the end of it all.....
AUSTIN ARE GOING TO DO A VIDEO OF THE DEMO .
Gotta love those old push button switches hope you grabbed a couple!
There was only that one in there, but I did grab it!
Alex would be like a kid in a candy store digging like this!
Can't wait to see what you do with the tin. Would love to see what it looks like cleaned up! The demolition was awesome. Can't believe that the 3rd building came off the one staying so cleanly. Thanks for sharing!
Fascinating
I googled the town and found a photo from the same angle as 56:49 taken probably 100 years ago, during a parade. The old main street sure has hit hard times.
It definitely has, it’s too bad nobody did something 30 years ago to maintain the history
In the 60s and 70s in the US they had what was called urban renewal. In my opinion, it was more like urban destruction. I suspect Canada experienced a similar thing. Only now are owners exposing these wonderful old ceilings, creaky wooden floors and exposed brick walls. It’s great. At the same time, people painted the gorgeous exposed woodwork. Such a shame. It’s nice to see this new generation forming a new appreciation for this wonderful architecture. So sad you weren’t invited sooner. You could have salvaged so much more.
It does seem like all of those era of buildings were renovated around the same time, and yes a couple weeks notice would have been nice, but I understand the tight schedule
In USA we still have W.F. Norman Corp. - Tin Ceilings, Cornices, Molding ... from 1898 made on the same drop press. they have a you tube video . they are in Nevada, MO 64772 the state right next to mine.
That is the company I was thinking of
I'll have to watch this with my grandson -he loves the machines!
Cool finds.
The first half of this video was really interesting. I enjoyed seeing you go through every inch of those buildings. You found some nice treasures for sure. The drone footage was a great to see, however, it was spinning around a bit too fast for me at times. Just a tip - do a speed up for the actual demolition. Instead of 50 minutes of it, it would be cool to see it all come down in 5 minutes. Thanks for posting this Austin! Have a great weekend!
Hej Austin ! Yey nothing like old buildings. The handcraft skills back in the old times was outstanding. I live in an Victorian building from 1860-1870 built from timber from the saw mill that stood in this neighborhoods back then. Glad to see you,take care.🤩
Oops I sent rhe nessage before the end of your video lmao .So I guess we will see some of it come down
All of the old tin signs a worth money
Should of grabbed the copper pipes
Yes thinking back that would have been a good idea
I see people paint old individual tin tiles with chalk paint (sometimes distressing the paint) and sell them as wall art. They look nice as farmhouse decor.
Sad to see those old buildings go, but it was obvious they weren't in a condition to save. Very cool! Loved the drone footage!
Tin ceiling would look great in Alexanders store. It would look great in your saloon too.
Alex was wanting to do a tin ceiling
I actually paused to laugh when you kicked the drawers in on the old desk.
I thought that might be funny lol
Cool that thing said "January 21, 1989", I was born 11 months and 1 day after that lol.
I was in my last semester of high school on 1/21/89. :-)
Hopefully someone dug some of those floor joist out of the rubble.
Unfortunately it all went to the dump. If I were given enough time I would have torn the floor up and taken those joists
@@AustinTischler Shame. Good wood.
Late 60s early 70s was a nightmare for buildings and clothes and bathing
Aw man. My first "job" was sweeping the floors in a flooring store, where my godfather sold wood flooring, carpet, and linoleum at around 10. Seeing those samples makes me kinda sad because my godfather had to let go of the business because of health issues. Man. You can tell those carpet samples are 90's. I remember that like it was yesterday.
Yes I noticed a few different eras of samples
Nice tin ceiling.
About 3 minutes in of a video with a movie-like running time of 101 minutes, and he goes "This is gonna be a quick video....". I am not sure if it was optimism or pessimism that spoke there :). But I wonder, are there many customers that go for having stuff built with reclaimed wood?
I guess I filmed a little more than I thought I would lol. I have had a couple clients requests reclaimed materials mainly to match existing, but for the most part I just use the recycled lumber on my own projects such as the saloon and some stuff I have planned in the future!
@@AustinTischler Hehe. I guess you were just in the zone. Thanks for recording it and putting it together for us. On the subject of lumber, with the prices as high as they are now on new lumber, do you think there might be a market for good recycled lumber for building purposes, or should it be relegated to own projects (such as your wonderful saloon) or furniture? I don't know how things are in Canada, but here in Norway tables and stuff made out of driftwood started to pop up for sale. It wasn't cheap either. And a lot of that driftwood seems more life reclaimed wood that have not been close to water at all...
It's hard to imagine how those buildings were even standing. It looked like some goodhard shoves were bringing them down like gingerbread houses. Fun stuff. Now we'll see how good the saloon looks when you get all that tin in place. Th
I would have gotten the medicine cabinet in bathroom, old door and old windows, if possible.
If we would have had more time I would have grabbed that stuff too
Very good !!!
Exciting to follow you along ,as you search for relics :)
That tin salvage!! It will clean up for the most part. I am so jealous! I see so much there I'd salvage. Everything you have would SELL in the states. Alex might want the gum ball pieces. YES!! Take those light switches! There's a guy in St. Louis who is restoring his 2nd Empire house and he needs those. Take the whole doors. Take the knobs off later. Even the doors would be worth something here. Dry clean the ties!!
Those carpet samples were plush. Shag was long yarns. You could "rake" them with a carpet rake. Ghastly stuff!
I just wish we would have had more time
Hi Austin, great tour. I found you because I'm trying to contact Lana Thompson if you could pass her a message please, and ask her if she would please check her "other" facebook inbox. Some of her cousins in Ontario are trying to find her to connect with her. Thanks! I renovate and scrounge regularly for reusing materials so this is fun to watch.
Back in the 80's there was an old strip center that was being torn down to make room for a new 2-story shopping center. Everyone else was bought out except for a swim shop owned by a 70-year-old woman who had been there for 40 years and had bought her section for $2,000. After multiple offers that she refused (and help up construction for 18 months), she finally sold it to the developers for $1M. She then bought another shop about 1/4-mile down the street for $100K. NICE PROFIT! After retiring at 78 she gave the business to one of her kids and by the time she died, she had turned that $900K profit into $16M that she left ti her kids and grandkids. Smart woman!
Quick video?
Lol, turned out to be my longest video I think
What you called shag carpet looked to me like low pile carpet. (As someone who grew up with real shag carpet.:-)
Lol!You're right Chris.I thought the same,there's nothing like the real shag.lol
I'm just now getting back to finish this, but holy crap. I almost believe if guy would've just grabbed the little room on the stilts, he could've pulled down the whole building without having to do anything else 😂
Looks like a goldmine to me.Nice.Its a shame all that material will be destroyed.
It absolutely was. I wish we would have had more time
@@AustinTischler Yes more time would've been great but I'm glad you had some time so you got to get alot of good stuff.That tin is going to look awesome in your saloon.
you need to zoom out bad . you are way to close.
From what?
Oh man this guys voice wow I can probably say he is gay
Which one? We are all straight lol
Sorry but what on earth were you doing? I felt sea sick. Awful. Had to stop watching.
It's the camera he uses. It use to make me sick as well but I've gotten use to it somehow 😂
Doing the best for the 3 days we had
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@@AustinTischler you did a wonderful job ❤️