#70 Framing and insulating the walls of our old abandon ruin ➔ house

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[RCAVDH]

My roof burned off because of a stove pipe setup like yours. I later found out you need a air gap and a metal box around the insulated stove pipe where it passes trough combustible materials. Please be careful.

[Tylerncm]

watching these videos ive come to the realization of how much nicer it is to watch building videos that aren't from American television. no sound effects every 5 seconds, no narrator trying to make every hiccup and new problem along the way seem more intense than it is lol

[meinmaine]

Will miss Frank, he is a super talent. You all worked so well together and accomplished a lot. I hope he comes back again!

[merrylkeymymysteryschool]

Love the Tas Man. So good to hear an Aussie accent in the Kamp.

[LPmitKev]

this is one of the best videos on this channel! i like the positive energy and the progress

[-joe]

If you stick a screw in front of each cover of the boxes, it is faster and easier to recognize which prototype is inside them, as before in the haberdashery with the button box😊

[matthijsvanhouten]

You nailed that system. Screw everybody who thinks otherwise!

[MrPlito]

A lot of people have commented already, but the screw system is super innovative and a very important step in order to integrate sustainability into the more menial stuff of everyday life. Congratulations guys, it really shows a very important change in your way of thinking compared to the rest of the world, a shift of paradigm from consumerism and waste mentality.

[KoenKooi]

I would strongly recommend adding a carbon monoxide alarm if you’re going to use that stove in the winter. Bonus points for a CO2 meter as well :) After I hooked up the CO2 meters to my home domotica system I was surprised at how quickly the CO2 levels would rise with just 4 people sitting in a room, reading.

The pipe looks very steep. A kitchen 50mm pipe here in Latvia is placed at 1:36 tangent drop. Otherwise clogs are expected. The water flows away fast, leaving the solids.

[Donkeh]

I gotta say those windows and the colour of them is really pretty

[lomalinke]

That was some amazing progress celebrated with one of the lamest high fives I've ever seen. I LOVE this channel. No coolness to be found nowhere. What a relief. Congrats to the builders for a beautiful guest house!

[stefang]

The screw system deserves a video of its own, this could be a great standard for many projects!

[forerunnert]

I think it was Adam Savage who showed he glue's an example screw to the front of his boxes so you easily see what is inside the box. I like that idea.

[AlistairWalsh]

love the music, I think the tight editing on the time lapse footage is great too. Really dynamic and interesting. Bang on mate!

[JaBaBatEverythingForYou]

I can feel the Dutch spirit in electronic music! Well done, with a house also 😅🙏🏻.

[thehairydiyer]

I'd happily spend my annual leave from work helping you all out. I wish that was an option as opposed to committing to several months as I'm unable to take that much time away from my day job. I love what you are all doing. 😍

[gekesulen]

I like the "Bang on mate!". that is a keeper for sure :D

[NRO]

I love the way you treat each other ♥️♥️

[JBLHPJ]

As others have said you NEED a damp proof later between the inside of the wall and the insulation and a moist air cavity, otherwise that stuff with rot in no time at all