Im two metres away from WATERPROOFING the chateau.
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When you say it looks as though you didn’t get much done I’m just trying to figure out who would possibly say that you didn’t get much done? And if someone did say that then they have obviously never embarked on an endeavor such as this. The fact that you are doing this single-handedly is just gobsmacking.
Well said! Exactly!!!
I can not believe what he has already done on his own, WOW!!!! And so humble....❤❤❤
😍So true!! Not to mention he uploaded this at midnight French time!!😯
You should be really proud of yourself Dan - just a shame you can’t get an apprentice to help you out.
Hope you are eating enough food to keep your strength up xx ps: u r very easy on the eye 😜
Need an extra pair of hands. Climbing up and down the ladder for every piece of material slows progress by n times.
The daily vlog, the daily slog, the daily bog..... I love it!
Yeah, I caught that too. Pretty creative.
The daily workout
Dan I never saw you that happy! You are in love with the château😉
We all are in ❤ with the chateau
The top will be pretty dangerous! I see loose bricks everywhere! Wear your hardtop please! Good progress Dan.
Dan, you got more work done in a day than most, and your work is physically challenging. Then, you go home and edit and post. We all know how hard you work.
I'm watching the subscriber count go up 1 or 2 thousand per day. Well-deserved, as this is epic!
I wish more subscribers would hit the "like" button.
Maybe put in a staircase? Just for now an easy one so its easier to bring stuff up Dan
@Joan Arc Not really that expensive. Just some stringers and some boards on top to act as stairs. Just the bare minimum not the fancy finished stairs.
I think you just need to put in some scaffolding with stairs, you have to get scaffolding anyway!
He's ordered scaffolding with stairs for that. 😊
In Germany you can buy ready to use temporary construction staircases...
He seems to be doing great as is!
Danny boy, Scott and I are here in the ER after 24 hours of a heart attack scare. And we are so looking forward to watching your video here in the hospital bed with the news that no permanent heart damage was done to his heart! We will relish your video especially today! Also, we have been so proud of you. So proud. Such progress and hardwork. We can't believe how much you have done in such a short time. We look forward to the videos every day!❤
Hope all continues to go well. Blessings
💛💛💛💛💛Prayers!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@donnaschmink1801 AMEN!!!!
Speedy recovery x
♥️🙏♥️🙏
I know I'm jumping the gun but I can't help thinking what a fantastic staircase Amaury could build for you!
Oh that would be stunning!!
Yes Yes!!
Oh yeah, that will be something alright. Perfect collab down the line. I'm assuming thr stylish one will be a much later project. In the meantime he'll need that proper scaffoloding from his local company friends he brought out yesterday, and perhaps a staircase thats simply sturdy and practical during the heavy building. Which Amoury might be helpfull with as well I suppose!
Getting that tarp on will be a rral milestone! 🙌
That could happen once Dan has made enough money on his solo work
I can see a bromance episode in the future!
Oh, Dan. Why your vlogs have to be so short. They are quickly becoming my favourites. Can not wait to watch them. Happy with every passage being cleaned, with every bit of mortar being placed, with every beam inserted. You are amazing! 😍👍
I to look forward to every vlog
I like short everyday vs longer once a week.
Dan the man. Wish we all could get him a helper ❤
Mayve he likes to work alone..........he certainly makes a good job of it by himself......
@@marthacochrane484 but 😫 tired.back pain God bless him
@Joan Arc I'm sure he could get help if needed but I feel he is a man who likes his own complany..........volunteers would have to be fed or housed....others would need payment.......and he talks to us about his day......he does seem very happy.....
@@marilynkarriker4514 I dpnt remember him having back pain.......tired yes
I think he needs a van, then a home, then some helpers
Incredible, Dan! The only gentlemen I ever knew that worked as hard as you, was my Dad! Look at what you have done in 9 days!!! Be safe! Thank you, for sharing your journey with all of us!
Man, I am staying up now for your videos...
Yes, I noticed that they are getting posted a bit later as well but a day without a Dan video is like a day without sunshine; ya just gotta have it...
@@happytraveller8953 yeah, I don't mind it either - I am hooked now.
also the dedication - working, cutting and uploading, all day, every day.
We get them in the mornings here in Australia
Same 😂
Have been bringing Old buildings back From the brink.. For 45 years now.. In no way Is this building ready for Wood. Full Scaffolding Should have been set Up in a surround inside and out. All brick , Mortar, And stone work.. Clean. Down to the good. Tuck pointed.. Bad brick and stone replaced.. Then should be sprayed with a sealant. Very dangerous what you're doing structurally the interior from what I can see is in very bad shape. In my country the top two floors would have to be completely disassembled. And rebuilt. And would all have to be inspected in stages.. I appreciate you're very good work ethic. Hope you're keeping this building for yourself. Personally I could not sell a job like this in good conscience to anyone..! Prayers are with you...
Dan I think many of us thought you were perhaps crazy to buy such a dilapidated château. However, you've proved that with sheer old fashioned hard work, you can achieve a DREAM. You have a special gift of being able to "picture" in your head the end results.
Every day you set yourself a goal. I think this is the key to your success. ONE ROOM AT A TIME.
Watching the mountain of rubble disappear - proves if you have a plan, and work methodically - anything is possible.
I've never been interested in following anybody on a daily basis. However I'm hooked on your daily achievements. I am so looking forward to seeing the roof go on. Your first dinner party.
The driveway is already looking stunning. Entering the magestic wrought iron gates -- round a corner and the château appears framed by trees. Pure magic❤
So cool!!! Gotta say-you’re pretty gracious with the number of backseat Chateau restorers a channel inspires!
Congratulations Dan, another Chateau 'landmark,' of success. Floor by floor up you go to the top and tarpaulin! 🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏❣️
My Dad was a contracter and watching you reminds me of him. He renovated an 18 room house and we thought the main ingredient in our food was plaster dust. The smell of sawing wood brings back fond memories. I watched him build a house from scratch. Also you inspire me to work on my own house. Please be careful. Also i like how you talk like a friend. Your videos are also very well done. I like how we get to travel along your journey. Keep up the good work!
You are not only a very good builder, a very hard worker, but also a very good editor. Love watching your video's! Love seeing the progress and hope you will find someone to do it with. That would be so much better an for me as a viewer comforting; sometimes you do dangerous things and I worry about you.
You are accomplishing so much single handedly! Good for you, Dan!
I'm totally addicted you , your resilience, and this awesome project💫🏴🔥
Dan, there is no doubt, whatsoever, that you are working your butt off. 🥰
Dan, every day I’m amazed how much one man can get done in one day. Fantastic job Dan 🤩
Dan, just stay positive it will all work out in the end ! You should not have given Calvin back his passport ... he would be rather handy right now !
You must be knackered Dan the man going up and down the ladders bringing in the ,supplies that you need. It makes me tired watching you. You are just brilliant man with stamina. It's all coming together Dan ❤ loved watching see yer tomorrow 😊x
I don't know why, but it's incredibly satisfying to watch you wiggle those stumps of burnt-out timbers out of those notches. That's my favorite part :)
Every day I have my moment of thinking "wonder what dan has gotten up to today?" And look forward to watching your video to find out. Thank you so much for doing the daily's...they truly mean so much to so many ❤️
Hello from PEI Canada. Building your chateau is like a game of Jenga( wood block game).
Dan is amazing with his skills and not to mention totally adorable.
I recommend installing some temporary stairs to haul supplies up to the new floors you installed. Keep up the great work.
God!!! The lighting through the window openings while he is winching up boards is amazing.
I admire your never ending enthusiasm and "Get Up And Get Going" approach. Highly admirable. I don't know how I could help you from up here in the cold Norse country? You have a fair few years to go to completion, but once you get there, you'll be the "Lord of the Manor" in your own château that you (re-)built yourself. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪.
Another hard day. Well done Dan.
You're the highlight of my day, laying in bed watching RUclips at 8am on Saturday, and here is today's video, thank you, have a great weekend.
My brain did a double take reading this comment. A French name for someone watching at 8am Saturday? It's only 1.20am Saturday in Ireland. Clearly, you are far ahead of us, like maybe New Zealand. Lol
@@michellebyrom6551 hi, I am in Australia, I left France 36 years ago.
Hey Dan! Wow! Just look at you go! Bravo!😊👋🏼
Dan, I must confess early on when I first saw your chateau I thought NO WAY that can be saved. But now I’ve every confidence. You’re a hard worker inching toward your dream and I’m very much enjoying watching the progress every step of the way. Crack on, my friend.
I agree with the comment about using screws for the hangers. Unless specified, screws should never be used for structural hangers. Building code in Canada is hanger nails or spikes. I would go with 3 1/2 spikes as that floor system is a very critical load bearing area.
Dan, your idea of "not getting much done" runs circles around most people's busiest days! Great vlogs. I get so excited each day waiting for the next one.
Hello Dan , I hope Chausson gives you the professional tariff .
What an endeavor. Just when I think you can’t amaze me anymore, you do it again. More power to you.
Doing a great job there, to raise the hoist you could make a set of goal posts and put the hoist on the crossbar
Dan I can't believe that you're doing the renovation alone. You are amazing ❤
Seriously, every single day is way more exciting than the next and even then I'm still finding myself rewatching the same days video over and over and over again just waiting for the next day because I'm loving all the progress so much!
You are amazing!!!!! Watching you is the best part of my day. That wench is worth it's weight in gold, and truly your only helper.
I've been renovating my childhood home and my grandfather's house next door 😅. Your videos are helping me push through. I thought my task was impossible. You are an inspiration Dan. Your dedication and hard work will pay off in the end. Thank you for the videos! Now get yourself some help out there! 😂
If you can't find a safe connection point, you might need to add something in. Like a temporary structure made out of wood. Not ideal, but your primary goal is getting the place weather-tight so you can do more extensive work inside.
Yes - build an upside down U from sturdy timbers and wedge it into place in the two doorways (bathroom and bedroom on the other side) so it can't fall over. The load is supported by the walls of the 1st floor then.
Always the reminder that Nature is at your doorstep with seedlings growing from cracks in bricks waiting to rebuild her realm...time for her to relinquish and share that view with you...!
In Canada you are not allowed to screws to attach joist hangers ,they are considered to break to easily.
The progress you are …… SINGLE …. HANDEDLY ….. MAKING …..Is …… INCREDIBLE ….. AMAZING ……❤️ …….BRAVO
Dan, you have thousands of people from around the world (Australia for me) cheering you on, sometimes on the edge of our seats hoping you don’t get hurt. I always look forward to your videos popping up.
Amazing to see what you’ve already accomplished.
I really recommend that you use a tarp that is specifically UV resistant. If they're not, they will deteriorate within months of exposure to the sun.
I so wish you’d get a bunch of volunteers to help you. I get worried about your safety working alone. There must be a lot of guys that would love to help you.
Dan takes pride in doing it himself. He gets help when he needs help.
An alternative to finding a beam on the 3rd floor would be to put an A frame on the 2nd. At least for now, and the sides of the A could be future floor joists for the 3rd floor anyway.
Those bricks supported by fire-weakened steel beams do not look terribly safe.
Great progress! Once those upper floors are finished to the point people can stay there, it will feel like you're living in a tree house with those magnificent views of the tree tops. You gave us a sneak peek of those views the other day. Very inspiring. That vision of the finished Chateau alone is enough to keep you going. It's all coming together.
How boring life would be without a daily dose of „Dan at the chateau“ 🤣 Thank you Dan. Greetings from Germany
One step at the time Dan.We admire what you do.Stay safe.❤
waterproof is of course a relative term
It's getting scarier and scarier, Dan. All I can think of is. "dust to dust". SURELY this is the point when you should draw in some help and some structural advice. 🇨🇦
It is all your fault. I watch you put render walls and fix things so I spent all day on a wall outside and taught myself how to repair the render. You do inspire a lot of us to take on projects we may not have thought we could do. Love watching your progress.
Loving watching you resurrect this old dame! Your progress is amazing, especially when you consider you are doing this almost single handed. I look forward to each days videos, no matter their length, it allows me to almost feel like I'm there watching instead of on the other side of the globe. Bonne chance!
I think it is absolutely amazing that you have accomplished so much, mostly by yourself. When I first saw the ruins, I thought no way, but now believe you can do it.
I love a guy who can go after a ruined chateau single handedly (nearly)
Bloody hell dan you are coming along leaps and bounds marvelous job congratulations to you.xx
My goodness Dan, just going up and down all those levels looks tiring enough, without all the heavy hauling and carpentry on top! You're doing an amazing job. Loving your vids too. Keep at it. 👍
I don't usually comment but... You are amazing... It is a one man orchestra, really, and so very impressive. Also saving this gorgeous castle in a time where old buildings are being destroyed to build things that won't last... I bow to you... Keep the great work and don't loose spirit...
It's not just the hard (and clever) work--it's the filming and editing as well. Astonishing!
Such a skilled craftsman that has a great way of communicating without prattling on about nothing like most RUclipsrs these days. Keep up the great work
I love the daily play on your title "Slog, Log, Bog" - it's not lost on me 😝. I'm amazed daily by the amount of work you are able to complete all by yourself and it has to be a slog without an extra body! You must be driven is all I can figure. Please keep yourself safe. Love your channel!
That winch is a game changer in the chateau and would have made moving the tiles from the barn to the farmhouse sooo much easier too. Better late than never. You’re doing a fantastic job Dan
Those brackets @0:13 are supposed to support a floor. A few self tapping screws will not hold up in a few years.
Through bolts with load spreading washers would be more suitable.
In construction, a safety margin of x50 is not uncommon.
It’s Coronation Day in England and the first thing to do is ..........watch Dan ✅✅✅✅✅✅ Dan’s daily vlogs are that addictive 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Well done Dan.
Hate to be the one to point it out but you should be using nails in those joist hangers and not screws. Screws don't have the same shear strength as nails. Not sure what the building code requires in France however so I could be wrong. :)
Square section twisted I think
I agree, definitely a code violation in Canada.
I did think the same. Screws are not great in shear. I used screws on my floor hangers and they snapped one at a time as the wood moved.
I don't know how you still manage that your hair looks so good after so much work!!! Not even sweating!
The amount of times you've had to climb the ladder must be wild. I keep duplicates of things on any floor I might need it on so I can avoid having to go downstairs to get anything once I'm up here.
Chuckling at the daily titals change x
Me too 😂
Slog, bog…
You are doing such a great job Dan.🤗❤️
I love the daily vlog/slog/bog titles 😂😂
Bidet in the sky with diamonds
Chateau channel after chateau channel. Building floors, digging out piles of collapsed walls, clearing walled gardens of stones, chopping trees...you name it- and NO ONE EVER WEARS GLOVES. I can't wrap my brain around it Gloves make the work SO MUCH EASIER! Try them for one full day of strenuous construction then the next day work bare handed. I bet you'll agree with me.
OMG higher & higher. I can't take it anymore.......the stress.... and no helmet....
Hey Dan, we're going to be at Stephanies in Aug, wife is all about decor and such - I'd rather help a bloke build things, you need a hand in Aug for a few days? I think your project is just fragging cool and I'd love to help.
You frequently say that you "only" got a little bit of work done each day, but you do more in one day than I could even do in a week working on my home! You are a machine!! LOL
DANGER DANGER Will Robinson!! Do you know about the shearing factor of the screws that you’re using for the floor joist hangers!!!! By code, and for safety, only nails should be used!!!
Your doing great Dan, its slowly getting done bit by bit. Quite a lot of working stuff out brain wise before proceeding. 💕🇦🇺
Greetings from Nova Scotia 🇨🇦. I am always amazed at how much work you accomplish every day! Well Done🍀
Your apprentice (the winch) sure seems to be coming in handy. Good idea.
I'd not be using screws in the joist hangers unless structurally rated ones. Have a read up as normal screws don't have the shear strength of nails
You do a lot each day. Love watching.
we wait all day just to watch you. Just be careful
In the wee hrs of this morning I was rewatching some Dan & family videos. And I came across the one where they all as a family visited the Chateau ruins for the first time. That my friends was only 2 years ago. A skinny Dan struggling with the plaster board sheets in his kitchen. To now where he manhandles god knows how heavy those rafters are.
And the muscle tone. Quiet pleasing to the eye🥳 😁👍🏻
Doing a great job Dan. 👏 Thank you for the "Bog" ❤️🏰🏰❤️
You are doing great work! So happy for you! Tarp top will be very exciting! Praying you will have a helper soon!!!!!!!
I like how your OSB is made in manageable sizes. Here in the US it is 4x8 ft. So annoying and hard to carry by yourself.
Everything you do is another step to completion ❤
Hi Dan, great progress! You are on a roll! I look forward to watching your vlog every day. It's one of my favorites on RUclips, if not the favorite. I wish I were there to help you. You have accomplished so much. "I will see you tomorrow."
Dan, I'm a bit worried about the tarp situation acting like a giant bowl of a rain catcher when it rains, and the weight of the water pooling in the tarp pulling down the entire upper brick walls of the chateaux. I know there's a lot of planning you haven't told us, but I hope you have taken my fears into consideration when you thought up said plan. Maybe build a temporary wooden plywood base to give solid rigidity underneath the waterproofing tarp?
I can't believe how fast things are moving along, especially since you are doing this mostly on your own! Job well done, Dan!
Awesome choice of music for the last bit of the video Dan! Keep the good work up. Bit by bit you will get there.