Hey, I'm happy to hear that you like Ryan's Shed Plans. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxBE-xSmFU7PIaMFUmmhnFxE035s5svtxeIt's a cool guide that shows you how to build any kind of shed you want. It has all the stuff you need to know, like what materials and tools to use, how to plan and design your shed, and how to put it all together. It also has tons of pictures and diagrams of different shed types and styles, so you can see what they look like and how to make them. Ryan's Shed Plans is awesome, because it makes shed building fun and easy. You can have your own shed in no time. cool
Beautiful work! Future generations will see the high quality of your work and marvel at your attention to detail, the precision of your cuts, the quality of the material, the reuse of roofing tiles, and the integration of the roof to the existing roof. All of these are a credit to you and your team! Again, well done!!
I have no idea why I am nodding sagely as I watch this with a drink in my hand, the only thing I really understand is using upturned crates as sawhorses. Just incredible to watch the scope of what you are doing as a family team.
This was nothing short of an absolute work of art in so many ways. From the time-lapse photography to the mindful inclusion of capturing the building inspector,(house cat) on the job. A genuine lesson in planning and execution. A lot of blood sweat and tears no doubt. We all saw the "wasted" fingernail.... those are THE most insane/stupidly painful injuries.....EVER!!! Very impressive use of everyday hand tools. The best tool used here had to be located above the shoulders. Great Job!
Nice job...I've restored old house, and I realize you made it seem easy, but it is NOT easy. I love seeing younger folks still doing it. We need more people like YOU and your philosophy.
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Maintaining the character of historic construction in this day and age is truly a lost art. Nice job of blending modern materials and techniques with seemingly ancient hand carved construction. Your ancestors would be amazed that such a small crew could build so much so quick.
Really enjoyed the basic technical bits, “this bit’s the tenon, this is the line of the pitch angle”. For those of us without trade skills it made it more fascinating along with a learning experience
This video is worthy of an Oscar ! Absolutely captivating. If you have kept a record of the full restoration surely you guys MUST have enough material for a book or DVD. Many thanks and good luck you inspire people !
Good job! I’m a Portuguese stonemason the only thing I would do different is the concrete lintel not as wide as the stonewall so then you can continue the exposed exterior stone wall up to the roof eave!
@@RobIn-ky4uz nice I’m from the north it’s a lot of granite and yellow slate houses! Just be cautious removing any internal walls on those houses most of them are used as a bearing wall as well as a stabilizer wall support for the exterior walls!
Absolutely fantastic job. I particularly enjoyed the roof woodwork, ie, replacement of original beams with the mortice joints and pinning. I own an old farmhouse in West Wales that I have renovated to what I believe is a high standard and have to replace roof on cow sheds to make the building watertight and useable for a business so I was particularly impressed with this video. Excellent, thank you.
Spectacular work again. I know thousands of people, who call themselves carpenters, that wouldn't know even how to lay-out what they need to cut to make those angles let alone actually make those cuts. Beautiful. Stay safe!
@@mikebravo3527 The advantage of wax over soap is that the heat melts the wax and bonds it to the metal, forming a very long lasting protective coating on the fastener, while soap can contribute to fastener degradation in the long run. You can buy tubes of cutting wax used in machine shops if you want a convenient way to carry and dispense the wax, just a spiral wound cardboard cylinder that can be peeled away as needed. I just prefer beeswax because it smells good.
I think the cat did a fantastic job of supervising the entire project. Nice to see they were prepared to get their paws dirty rather than just "meowing" out the orders.
Really nice work, done with care and love. I really like to see how you guys put hard work to something most of other see just a old junk. We all must take care of our history and preserve as much we can. All the best.
It's encouraging to see young men working with their hands and BUILDING something of lasting value, rather than sitting around exercising their thumbs on their phones. Hat's off to the editor of this video as well. Impressive work.
Nice work, really enjoyed watching the process. I do wish you had painted with tar the end of the purlin you concreted into the wall or added some type of membrane around the wood to keep it from being in contact with the masonry. Same for your top plate sitting on top of the masonry wall.
С таким количеством дерева и инструмента вообще элементарно. Не понятно нахрена им на крыше 200х200 брус😂 они на неё машину будут парковать? А че не цельными стволами крышу не делали сразу🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@Emprorio64ru Доброго времени суток. Отвечу на Ваш вопрос за этого парня. Посмотрите канал этого парня с самого начала и поймёте что начинали они не с Фестулов. Это во первых, во вторых весь этот особняк, так сказать, они реставрируют с самого начала и видно как бережно они со своим Отцом пытаются сохранить аутентичность данного сооружения, построенного не менее трехсот лет назад. И зачем-то те кто строил этот дом использовали именно такой материал и именно таких размеров, может быть для того что бы кто то через века проделал тоже самое. И третье- на Урале есть деревенька, называется Новая. Это потому что старая сгорела лет триста назад. Так вот там сохранился сруб ямской почты, нижний венец которого в диаметре больше метра, вопрос- для чего? Сруб этот- это очевидно первая постройка которая была возведена в деревне.
@@ДмитрийБик-ю4в да вижу что реставрация идёт, но столько материала вбухивать абсолютно ни к чему, так для справки у меня строительное образование и понимаю что это такое и проектировал куда сложнее конструкции. Такой прочности там с многократным запасом, а снега как я понял в их климатической полосе нет, или совсем мало и расчёт на снег не нужен такой как например у нас
I did not know your channel, but you can be sure I'll become your channel. Reason: The quality of everyone's work is fascinating. I prevailed and gaped. I greatly admire the construction and renovation. A thousand times congratulations to all.
Quel plaisir de voir un jeune utiliser des anciennes techniques qui ont défié les siècles,et ne pas les remettre en cause au nom du modernisme ! Bravo !
I gotta say.. Thank you guys so much for all this content. I know what I know but from your videos I've learned more. And yes, if you're not making mistakes, you're definitely not learning. And one for you too, in regards to your finger. NEVER put your hands or body parts into a space if you're unsure you're going to get them back!
HELLO, from chihuahua mexico, I like the video and is good to know that is more people who love the hard work and no like the city babys full of handouts.
I was feeling so proud of myself after fixing one roof corner & part of a gable & then I saw this. This craftsmanship is another level. Are you guys pro?
꼼꼼하고 지혜롭게 지은 옛 집에 가족과 정성스럽게 수리하는 과정이 아름답다. 반가워요 In an old house that was built meticulously and wisely. The process of carefully repairing with family is beautiful. I'm glad to see you.
Great video, I wish I'd seen it a few months ago as just had our roof done. A french roofer did it for us, just the tiles, membrane and replaced most of the chevrons. In hindsight we should have renewing the ring beam etc but it will probably out live us. 😊
Also dieser junge Mann und sein Vater - Sie beide sind sooo geniale Schreiner, Dachdecker u Farm-Sanierer...ich bin ooooober begeistert!! So etwas perfektes, wunderschön das Alte erhaltene u alles selbermachende Leute habe ich persönlich noch nicht gesehen!! Sie haben meinen größten Respekt u meine größte Bewunderung!! Man / Frau kann von Ihnen sooo viel lernen!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
I can definitely see experience in making the tenon / mortise joints, especially rounding the edges to facilitate the assembly. Great work in general, thanks for the dedication and the sharing of this beautiful family project
Schönes Projekt. Tipps: Eternit-platten (Asbest) ohne Maske !!!! Sehr mutig !!! Beton und Holz durch Bitumenbahn trennen (Fäulnisgefahr) und viel mehr Bewehrungstahl in den Ringanker !
Love your content! Your editing skills are great! Your B roll is impressive (I loved the cat’s paw trying to get the tape measure! I suspect that you and your dad don’t always see eye to eye but you trust his knowledge and experience. That trailer is very useful! I’m all about safety. I think hard hats and leather gloves are essential as well as safety glasses.
It's great to see someone female getting stuck in and doing building work - she looks just as capable as the lads and wasn't shy about getting dirty or pulling her weight - nice to see in this day and age.
Thanks for sharing the movie. It really helps me understanding the structure of an old property's roof. Outstanding! I've watched this whole clip. 3 months must have been rough time.
Very well done...not boring..the repetitive boring stuff went into fast forward...interesting bits shown properly.... Mistakes highlighted.... learnt a lot. Thanks.... Eddy
Wonderful stuff. I really enjoyed watching how you work and the end result is fantastic. I especially like how you clamp everything before fixing to ensure accuracy and a tight fit.
I really liked your work. I would like to see the interior decoration of the house. I must say that I liked most of all the fact that the young members of the family participate in the construction of their home with obvious pleasure. I am sure that the parents of these children are proud of them. Good luck.
Just finished watching your very interesting video and admire your skills and work ethic. Also like the format of little notes for information and no dialogue - so refreshing, keep it up My wife and I are nearing completion of a barn conversion in the Charente and the only job we let someone else do was the roof - all 260 sq m. Just to much at 72 years young. We are 7 years into a 3 year project and enjoying every minute of it !! We have put some big oak beams like yours inside the building and like you used the original structure to raise some fairly meaty beams. with a 2 tonne chain block, sometimes single handed. Where there's a will there's a way !! Green oak is great to work with and I used manly hand tools like you. We have tried wherever possible to use lime mortar/concrete as these old buildings like to breath. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to having a look at your other videos.
@44:35 you know he's a British in France because we don't make roofs with batten horizontally. building regulations are a vertical batten on top of rafters, then a horizontal batten for tiles/roofing. Doing like such lets air going inside between the membrane and the tiles reducing moisture so the carpentry lasts for years... And we let the tip of the membrane 3/4 centimetres laying down in the gutter so even with a broken tile, rain water would drain off the roof. I hope this does make sens Otherwise, thanks for sharing Good Job!
@@alexorehowski3387 just have to make a deal with some mafia boss to cut off a few life sentances and maybe a phone in his cell if he sends the carpentry union workers to a refresher course and gets them to do decent work
Hello Mr. Carl. To tell the true I was definitely delighted to watch satisfying crafted carpentry and roofing work. You are very talented and passion person. Thank you for sharing your work. I can not wait for another your work episode.
When I saw that roof OMG. If it was in Aust there would be many people in PPE and a tent over the hole house till the roof was off and clean to nothing. For the ones wondering, the roof looked like corrugated asbestos sheeting, its a big no to even touch it without so much protective gear. But otherwise, Dam you work quick, if a job was done that quickly would be great. The job looks great, well done.
Very low risk from aspestos sheeting especially if it taken off in whole sheets, it may not have even been aspestos, it would depend on the age of the sheets.
Asbestos is perfectly safe to work with providing the sheets aren’t broken or scraped, also the reason for no ppe is because they are doing it themselves and not a company. Same for everywhere, you do it yourself your risk
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE if you liked the video! ------ And for those wondering: - The walls will be lime rendered eventually, and so the concrete ring beam and block work will be covered. - The roof was asbestos, I should’ve taken more precaution. - The old beams were rotten and needed replacing, they were then used in making units for the kitchen so didn't go to waste!
Asbestos sheets are really dangerous and they should be treated accordingly! In Greece (for example) it is illegal to remove them without having a specialized team of workers and without having ensured where they are going to end up (these panels have to be handled/processed with extra protective measures)... It should be noted though that it is not that harmful if you simply remove them as it is when breaking them into smaller pieces! Last but not least... Very nice video!!! :-)
I took some chestnut beams out that had rot where they were in the barn walls and after cleaning with an axe and a belt sander look great and I will re use for a veranda to the front. The more narley the better.
one of the most enjoyable videos i've seen on the net, must be old world craftsmen because my contractor here in Greece used the same techniques( concrete ring beam, etc. ) on my grandpas house ( 200 year old ) which I restored ... be well and enjoy the house !!!!!
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I'm really enjoying the sounds without music. Much more enjoyable!
Hey, I'm happy to hear that you like Ryan's Shed Plans. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxBE-xSmFU7PIaMFUmmhnFxE035s5svtxeIt's a cool guide that shows you how to build any kind of shed you want. It has all the stuff you need to know, like what materials and tools to use, how to plan and design your shed, and how to put it all together. It also has tons of pictures and diagrams of different shed types and styles, so you can see what they look like and how to make them. Ryan's Shed Plans is awesome, because it makes shed building fun and easy. You can have your own shed in no time. cool
Your local timber mill must love it seeing you drive up. The amount of timber you have used in this restoration project must be enormous.
looks like all oak too
@@BillyBob-fd5ht yeah I think it is
@robdirkadirka ok thanks for the info👍
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Beautiful work! Future generations will see the high quality of your work and marvel at your attention to detail, the precision of your cuts, the quality of the material, the reuse of roofing tiles, and the integration of the roof to the existing roof. All of these are a credit to you and your team! Again, well done!!
wow so much words for 1 concrete hack job LoL
I have no idea why I am nodding sagely as I watch this with a drink in my hand, the only thing I really understand is using upturned crates as sawhorses. Just incredible to watch the scope of what you are doing as a family team.
This was nothing short of an absolute work of art in so many ways. From the time-lapse photography
to the mindful inclusion of capturing the building inspector,(house cat) on the job. A genuine lesson in planning and execution. A lot of blood sweat and tears no doubt. We all saw the "wasted" fingernail....
those are THE most insane/stupidly painful injuries.....EVER!!! Very impressive use of everyday hand tools. The best tool used here had to be located above the shoulders. Great Job!
Nice job...I've restored old house, and I realize you made it seem easy, but it is NOT easy. I love seeing younger folks still doing it. We need more people like YOU and your philosophy.
That didn't look easy at all!
Love it! No idle chatter or loud rock music. Just get job done. Perfect.
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Maintaining the character of historic construction in this day and age is truly a lost art. Nice job of blending modern materials and techniques with seemingly ancient hand carved construction. Your ancestors would be amazed that such a small crew could build so much so quick.
Really enjoyed the basic technical bits, “this bit’s the tenon, this is the line of the pitch angle”. For those of us without trade skills it made it more fascinating along with a learning experience
This video is worthy of an Oscar ! Absolutely captivating. If you have kept a record of the full restoration surely you guys MUST have enough material for a book or DVD. Many thanks and good luck you inspire people !
Good job! I’m a Portuguese stonemason the only thing I would do different is the concrete lintel not as wide as the stonewall so then you can continue the exposed exterior stone wall up to the roof eave!
Where are you based?
@@RobIn-ky4uz New Jersey USA
@@joelfernando2031 that's too bad I thought silver coast maybe. Moving to Portugal soon and will be buying/restoring an old Portuguese house.
@@RobIn-ky4uz nice I’m from the north it’s a lot of granite and yellow slate houses! Just be cautious removing any internal walls on those houses most of them are used as a bearing wall as well as a stabilizer wall support for the exterior walls!
@@joelfernando2031 my wife is from the north Porto. Thanks for the tips.
Absolutely fantastic job. I particularly enjoyed the roof woodwork, ie, replacement of original beams with the mortice joints and pinning. I own an old farmhouse in West Wales that I have renovated to what I believe is a high standard and have to replace roof on cow sheds to make the building watertight and useable for a business so I was particularly impressed with this video. Excellent, thank you.
Spectacular work again. I know thousands of people, who call themselves carpenters, that wouldn't know even how to lay-out what they need to cut to make those angles let alone actually make those cuts. Beautiful. Stay safe!
One trick I was taught by old timers was to use beeswax on the screws in timber. It lubricates and protects the metal, and prevents overheating.
Yup always carried a bar of soap when doing GRKs over 6"
@@mikebravo3527
The advantage of wax over soap is that the heat melts the wax and bonds it to the metal, forming a very long lasting protective coating on the fastener, while soap can contribute to fastener degradation in the long run. You can buy tubes of cutting wax used in machine shops if you want a convenient way to carry and dispense the wax, just a spiral wound cardboard cylinder that can be peeled away as needed. I just prefer beeswax because it smells good.
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I think the cat did a fantastic job of supervising the entire project. Nice to see they were prepared to get their paws dirty rather than just "meowing" out the orders.
haha
Really nice work, done with care and love. I really like to see how you guys put hard work to something most of other see just a old junk. We all must take care of our history and preserve as much we can. All the best.
couldnt agree more
I haven’t done one inch of the work but feel so satisfied of a job well done!
Big pice of work, as the roof, as video. I love people, who is building old style buildings and renovating old stuff. Big thubs up for you.
It's encouraging to see young men working with their hands and BUILDING something of lasting value, rather than sitting around exercising their thumbs on their phones. Hat's off to the editor of this video as well. Impressive work.
Nice work, really enjoyed watching the process. I do wish you had painted with tar the end of the purlin you concreted into the wall or added some type of membrane around the wood to keep it from being in contact with the masonry. Same for your top plate sitting on top of the masonry wall.
Very cool! When you are driving longer screws you can use a bit of bar soap to lube the threads FYI. Thanks for sharing !
great tip, thanks
Us old carpenters just put the screw in our hair for some lube. (lol) :)
The nature and atmosphere around the house are worth putting in the best house.
Ich bin richtig neidig, daß ich sowas nicht kann. Finde es gut ,daß junge Menschen noch handwerklich arbeiten. Klasse Arbeit
Felicitaciones maestro!!, no hace falta palabras, con las imágenes es suficiente.
Awww. Really enjoyed to see these crafty boys repair brand new Roof.
Парень - Ты гордость своего Отца. Молодец. У тебя все очень хорошо получается!!!
Getting dry lumber is difficult.
С таким количеством дерева и инструмента вообще элементарно. Не понятно нахрена им на крыше 200х200 брус😂 они на неё машину будут парковать? А че не цельными стволами крышу не делали сразу🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@Emprorio64ru Доброго времени суток. Отвечу на Ваш вопрос за этого парня. Посмотрите канал этого парня с самого начала и поймёте что начинали они не с Фестулов. Это во первых, во вторых весь этот особняк, так сказать, они реставрируют с самого начала и видно как бережно они со своим Отцом пытаются сохранить аутентичность данного сооружения, построенного не менее трехсот лет назад. И зачем-то те кто строил этот дом использовали именно такой материал и именно таких размеров, может быть для того что бы кто то через века проделал тоже самое. И третье- на Урале есть деревенька, называется Новая. Это потому что старая сгорела лет триста назад. Так вот там сохранился сруб ямской почты, нижний венец которого в диаметре больше метра, вопрос- для чего? Сруб этот- это очевидно первая постройка которая была возведена в деревне.
@@ДмитрийБик-ю4в да вижу что реставрация идёт, но столько материала вбухивать абсолютно ни к чему, так для справки у меня строительное образование и понимаю что это такое и проектировал куда сложнее конструкции. Такой прочности там с многократным запасом, а снега как я понял в их климатической полосе нет, или совсем мало и расчёт на снег не нужен такой как например у нас
It is great to have a customer that is able and willing to pay to have the job done right!
It's satisfying to pull the forms off hand mixed concrete - never gets old for me.
Great DIY! It’s greatest video that i’ve seen about this kind of video! Please, don’t stop to produce video!
I did not know your channel, but you can be sure I'll become your channel. Reason: The quality of everyone's work is fascinating. I prevailed and gaped. I greatly admire the construction and renovation. A thousand times congratulations to all.
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Nice to see it done. Great work.
Quel plaisir de voir un jeune utiliser des anciennes techniques qui ont défié les siècles,et ne pas les remettre en cause au nom du modernisme ! Bravo !
We don't do much tile work here in 'New England USA". Tiles tend to be fragile in our climate yet I have done close to 10 restorations using them.
This old man Loves your work.
That was one tough job with amazing results. You all should be be very proud of the finished results. Restoration and preservation at its very best.
Wish I could have had all those old 'rotten' oak beams to do my barn with, they look solid as a rock.
I would not have removed them. What a waste.
I gotta say.. Thank you guys so much for all this content. I know what I know but from your videos I've learned more. And yes, if you're not making mistakes, you're definitely not learning. And one for you too, in regards to your finger. NEVER put your hands or body parts into a space if you're unsure you're going to get them back!
Wunderbare Handwerksarbeit. Toll wie die beiden zusammen arbeiten.
Wunderschön, darauf können sie stolz sein.
full marks for work accomplished for future generation I saw every second of your videos thank you for sharing
Amazing job. Thanks for filming the work.
Well produced, clear and informative. Thank you.
Great to see you're "back"!
Almost!
Traditional quality with the clever use of modern tools. A joy to watch you work 😀👍👌
Молодцы!!! Супер профессионал !! Парень у тебя "Золотые руки"!! Браво твоим родителям!! Они воспитали прекрасного сына!
HELLO, from chihuahua mexico, I like the video and is good to know that is more people who love the hard work and no like the city babys full of handouts.
Thank you.
I was feeling so proud of myself after fixing one roof corner & part of a gable & then I saw this. This craftsmanship is another level. Are you guys pro?
vinyltap cutting grass with a fork still on top good try though.)
That barn is likely older than my country. Beautiful work.
Usa?
꼼꼼하고 지혜롭게 지은 옛 집에
가족과 정성스럽게 수리하는 과정이 아름답다.
반가워요
In an old house that was built meticulously and wisely.
The process of carefully repairing with family is beautiful.
I'm glad to see you.
I’m now beginning to understand how the Egyptians built the Pyramids! Holly cow. Amazing skill.
Great video, I wish I'd seen it a few months ago as just had our roof done. A french roofer did it for us, just the tiles, membrane and replaced most of the chevrons. In hindsight we should have renewing the ring beam etc but it will probably out live us. 😊
Awesome to see the next generation carry on these techniques, even with the hard work they entail.
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That says it all, Russ... I just wish I could saw that fast and I loved the inspectors too! :)
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I’m sure it’s been said but these videos are just a delight. I wish I had these skills!
Also dieser junge Mann und sein Vater - Sie beide sind sooo geniale Schreiner, Dachdecker u Farm-Sanierer...ich bin ooooober begeistert!! So etwas perfektes, wunderschön das Alte erhaltene u alles selbermachende Leute habe ich persönlich noch nicht gesehen!!
Sie haben meinen größten Respekt u meine größte Bewunderung!! Man / Frau kann von Ihnen sooo viel lernen!!!!
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
No music & no talking just a good Video, very good Craftsman skills 👍
Nice work! I would use a line of rocks as an outside "fence" to prevent the sight of ugly cement top.
Its being rendered so you wouldnt be able to see it
Attention to detail is amazing!
This is awesome. I didn't know so many of the tiles was used to build a roof.
Professionisti di straordinaria bravura. Ho guardato il video con molto interesse. Congratulazioni e buona fortuna!
I can definitely see experience in making the tenon / mortise joints, especially rounding the edges to facilitate the assembly. Great work in general, thanks for the dedication and the sharing of this beautiful family project
Schönes Projekt.
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Eternit-platten (Asbest) ohne Maske !!!! Sehr mutig !!!
Beton und Holz durch Bitumenbahn trennen (Fäulnisgefahr) und viel mehr Bewehrungstahl in den Ringanker !
Peter Kuckhoff thatś typical German
What's specifically "German" about being carefull with asbestos?
Bit of a silly reaction, isn't it?
Otherwise it's a very nice job, btw.
Ich habe auch markiert das Holz zerfall in Zukunft, was man kann nutzen gegen eine Schutz für Holz.
Love your content! Your editing skills are great! Your B roll is impressive (I loved the cat’s paw trying to get the tape measure! I suspect that you and your dad don’t always see eye to eye but you trust his knowledge and experience. That trailer is very useful! I’m all about safety. I think hard hats and leather gloves are essential as well as safety glasses.
It's great to see someone female getting stuck in and doing building work - she looks just as capable as the lads and wasn't shy about getting dirty or pulling her weight - nice to see in this day and age.
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Yeah, who knows what they would have done without her 2 minutes of amazing go-fer skills.
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damn... this is so so so so so so so so muuuuuuuuuuuch work! Looks neverending. Top notch execution!
Impressed by the number of skills being used. Keep up the good work.😁
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Absolutely impressed!!
Thanks for sharing the movie. It really helps me understanding the structure of an old property's roof. Outstanding! I've watched this whole clip. 3 months must have been rough time.
Good to see you back. Excellent workmanship. When you're finished come and do mine please 😀
I booked him first after mine...may you're house....lol
I have nothing about building, but I appreciate watching such as amazing hard work. Congrats from Brazil!
Very well done...not boring..the repetitive boring stuff went into fast forward...interesting bits shown properly....
Mistakes highlighted.... learnt a lot. Thanks.... Eddy
Wonderful stuff. I really enjoyed watching how you work and the end result is fantastic. I especially like how you clamp everything before fixing to ensure accuracy and a tight fit.
I watched your videos as you did this and put them out. I really appreciate this complete version. Excellent job all the way around.
I really liked your work. I would like to see the interior decoration of the house. I must say that I liked most of all the fact that the young members of the family participate in the construction of their home with obvious pleasure. I am sure that the parents of these children are proud of them. Good luck.
thanks for the comment! you can see some videos of the interior on my channel
@@carlroge it's fantastic skills, perfect job done and so quick !👍👌👏
Now could you come and help me to do my barn conversion please ? 🤤🤞🤝
I am 75 years old and I am amazed at the skill and patience of these youngsters. 😃😃😃
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bravo messieurs , vous avaient accomplis un travail formidable, utile et de sauvegarde d'un patrimoine.
Just finished watching your very interesting video and admire your skills and work ethic. Also like the format of little notes for information and no dialogue - so refreshing, keep it up
My wife and I are nearing completion of a barn conversion in the Charente and the only job we let someone else do was the roof - all 260 sq m. Just to much at 72 years young.
We are 7 years into a 3 year project and enjoying every minute of it !!
We have put some big oak beams like yours inside the building and like you used the original structure to raise some fairly meaty beams. with a 2 tonne chain block, sometimes single handed. Where there's a will there's a way !! Green oak is great to work with and I used manly hand tools like you.
We have tried wherever possible to use lime mortar/concrete as these old buildings like to breath.
I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to having a look at your other videos.
@44:35 you know he's a British in France because we don't make roofs with batten horizontally. building regulations are a vertical batten on top of rafters, then a horizontal batten for tiles/roofing. Doing like such lets air going inside between the membrane and the tiles reducing moisture so the carpentry lasts for years...
And we let the tip of the membrane 3/4 centimetres laying down in the gutter so even with a broken tile, rain water would drain off the roof.
I hope this does make sens
Otherwise, thanks for sharing Good Job!
yeah it does, it's wierd how in some parts of the world people do no understand how to use membranes properly
Great craftsmanship! I'd wish to see craftsmen like these folks on construction in California :)
There are plenty, but a few can afford it. That's $50-60K materials and labor if you DIY.
@@alexorehowski3387 just have to make a deal with some mafia boss to cut off a few life sentances and maybe a phone in his cell if he sends the carpentry union workers to a refresher course and gets them to do decent work
Hello Mr. Carl. To tell the true I was definitely delighted to watch satisfying crafted carpentry and roofing work. You are very talented and passion person. Thank you for sharing your work. I can not wait for another your work episode.
With 2 building inspectors on site, I can only approve of all the fine and hard work that went in to this!!
You are very talented Good Job!!!.
thanks Richard
Very nice. Something you can be proud of and will last another 300 years.
Really enjoyed a great job.
andrew c I miss the good times when everything was done by hand.)
Suggestion for you. When you drive in big lag screws, coat them with hand bar soap. They will spin easily right into the wood.
Job well done. Very impressive and cohesive family. Great team work. Good leadership.
When I saw that roof OMG.
If it was in Aust there would be many people in PPE and a tent over the hole house till the roof was off and clean to nothing.
For the ones wondering, the roof looked like corrugated asbestos sheeting, its a big no to even touch it without so much protective gear.
But otherwise, Dam you work quick, if a job was done that quickly would be great.
The job looks great, well done.
Shane Haddow that whas the reason i clicked on the video Lol. I whas like is hè working with asbest tf
same here. all the aussies report to this comment
watching this video is like watching someone skydive without a parachute into the sun : )
Very low risk from aspestos sheeting especially if it taken off in whole sheets, it may not have even been aspestos, it would depend on the age of the sheets.
Asbestos is perfectly safe to work with providing the sheets aren’t broken or scraped, also the reason for no ppe is because they are doing it themselves and not a company. Same for everywhere, you do it yourself your risk
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE if you liked the video! ------ And for those wondering:
- The walls will be lime rendered eventually, and so the concrete ring beam and block work will be covered.
- The roof was asbestos, I should’ve taken more precaution.
- The old beams were rotten and needed replacing, they were then used in making units for the kitchen so didn't go to waste!
carlrogers what country is the barn in?
Would you happen to know where Mike Parsons is today? I doubt he will be able to remain a free man for long.
Who is mike parsons and what does this topic have to do with him?
Asbestos sheets are really dangerous and they should be treated accordingly! In Greece (for example) it is illegal to remove them without having a specialized team of workers and without having ensured where they are going to end up (these panels have to be handled/processed with extra protective measures)... It should be noted though that it is not that harmful if you simply remove them as it is when breaking them into smaller pieces! Last but not least... Very nice video!!! :-)
Bummer, asbestos....!Yes, this can be nasty shit...
Trabalho de restauração incrível, mas muito difícil tem que ter muita força, equilíbrio, conhecimento... Parabéns a quem consegue.
Great job,one of the best almost silent movies I have ever seen.
Joinery is almost a lost art. i love your work.
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Nearly cried when you removed those timbers
I hope he just stored them somewhere for further use...
yeah me too!
me too, and all that stone will be rendered? what's the point of starting out with an old barn, just build a new one out of blocks, and new beams.
I took some chestnut beams out that had rot where they were in the barn walls and after cleaning with an axe and a belt sander look great and I will re use for a veranda to the front.
The more narley the better.
You got my like when you put that drawing in front of the barn 8 seconds in.
I loved the little sticky notes on the parts!! :)
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That roof is a work of art .....beautiful !
Yet, still amazing! Ce c'est Tres bon!
You three are very much a team and so talented.. & what a beautiful property...
That roof is beautiful bro.Props to you and your dad.
Смотрел с наслаждением.отличная работа,просто класс!! 👏 👋
Very entertaining. A great hours viewing.
thank you very much
one of the most enjoyable videos i've seen on the net, must be old world craftsmen because my contractor here in Greece used the same techniques( concrete ring beam, etc. ) on my grandpas house ( 200 year old ) which I restored ... be well and enjoy the house !!!!!
that's craftsmanship. very nicely made