Cutting Through a Foundation Stone to Lay the Pipes

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28 сен 2024

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@anniehawkins6321 Месяц назад

Getting all that pipe work done is a gigantic accomplishment! You guys are awesome!

@victoriakopp1483 Месяц назад

Excellent job, your hard work will pay off.

@Hollybank5 Месяц назад

I have so much respect for you and all your hard work!!! 😮❤🎉. You’re amazing!! Despina - your editing is marvelous !! I love the shots, angles, close ups And the music 🎶 !!! ❤❤❤ 😘

@lynnbfoster Месяц назад

Great work and now let’s get to 52,000 subscribers!

@pagecericola7342 27 дней назад

I don't comment much. Just want to tell you I've watched from the beginning. You both are wonderful young people. I enjoy your video's. Page from CapeMay, NJ USA

@martinehess395 Месяц назад

DAVID, IS THERE ANYTHING YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO? YOU ARE SO AMAZING

@Kitty_cat2001 Месяц назад

You did the right thing - slowly slowly the digger would’ve cost a fortune & the cash spent on it would’ve slowed up other projects. Australia 🇦🇺

@deannacalef3513 Месяц назад

My maintainence man told me he only joins plastic to plastic, metal to metal. He was doing indoor work on the kitchen sink though.

@racebanning6390 Месяц назад

👍👍🔧🛠️🔨Its coming along. Hang in there.... 🙏🙏🙏Be blessed ya all.

@minime7375 Месяц назад

We only had to do like 50 m of this and it was super hard, you must’ve dug and laid hundreds of meters of pipes by now. That’s impressive😮 Just an opinion but you probably should not pour concrete over that problematic spot, I’m sure David could easily make a basic manhole and fashion a wood lid that would look great in the end, like a feature.🙂

@barburich5796 Месяц назад

Great job

@Tarina-w6n Месяц назад

Brilliant job ❤

@barryhood2506 Месяц назад

You the man

@elel928 Месяц назад

What about making a manhole? for rodding and inspection of the tubes.

@DoBeDiff Месяц назад

@@elel928 was considering it but then realised it's expensive and unnecessary if any cleaning is needed to be done it can be done from the start of the pipe and if anything fails we just dig it out and fix it.

@louisescottc6023 Месяц назад

😊

@higheriam Месяц назад

How many of those bikes do you guys have? 😊❤ Those sponcers really love you guys. 🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

@turtlegrams6582 Месяц назад

📯🕒⏳⌛; Thank GOD your ground is soft ; but, watching you still makes my back scream ; I pray GOD keeps you all safe and healthy IN JESUS CHRIST NAME AMEN 🤍

@Angelic2023 Месяц назад

💗💗😍😍🥇🥇

@cathyhatfield5340 Месяц назад

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍

@zulus77 Месяц назад

insolation have some placebo effect I think... :D

@carlportland Месяц назад

30 minute bait and switch adds

@MsJet1 Месяц назад

What a massive accomplishment!

@jennharvey2003 Месяц назад

not seeing that your question was answered, but yes, sewage drainage lines can freeze. In Texas we had a week of freezing temps and everyone around us had frozen drainage pipes.

@minime7375 Месяц назад

Do you have a standard for depth though? We have 60-70 cms which is apparently the frost threshold. I think he meant the section inside the barn though which is very close to the ground level.

@peter-fuppe-fuchs Месяц назад

I can always build a manhole (if u have to cut out the bad/ damaged pipe) so then I have access to the connection, IF it starts to leak in the future, so u not have to rip up the concrete floor, just open the cover, and fix it, if needed...

@carolynnr.6409 Месяц назад

Your observations and planning makes sense to me. Looks like you are doing a good job so far on this.

@Mumakinder Месяц назад

wow you worked so hard.. well done

@billyporter2195 Месяц назад

You’re all doing an amazing job and making it look very easy which I know through experience it isn’t This isn’t a criticism , it just intended as friendly advice, where you have any bend in a sewer, especially 90degrees put in an inspection chamber,if the sewer is going to block it’s usually a bend, save yourself more work in the future I look forward to watching you continue with the renovation works 😂

@loodusefilm7881 Месяц назад

Inspection pipes are also good for flushing sewer system with pressure washer special hose. Though you put all sewer pipes perfectly you still may have places with some sinking and that place may start collecting some stuff. So you need washing your sewer pipes once every 4-5 years. Most important is to know where you pipes are, at moment it's easy but in many years it may be impossible to tell where they are so it's really hard to put inspection pipes there.

@garymucher4082 Месяц назад

One thing for sure, no one can ever claim you are not a hard worker. You seem to be non-stop work in fact. Great to see you both coming along with everything you do. Thumbs Up!

@michellepaperchaser Месяц назад

Our city will not allow roof drainage or land drainage connect to a septic system because septic systems empty too slowly. In the future you may need to re-route all roof and land drainage into their own line to empty into the ditches or pond. Awesome job on the drain lines though. Work work and more work. Wishing you the best as you continue to build your homestead and life. Cheers

@Kitty_cat2001 Месяц назад

What about roof/guttering connected to water tanks. Where I live in Australia it’s compulsory even a small unit has a small o w allowing for that rain water in the tank to flush toilets.

@DoBeDiff Месяц назад

Yeah but our septic is built by hand with many pipes draining into it from all the gardens and then it leaves to secondary tank!

@rhondadorey1723 Месяц назад

Another great video, with you guys working extra hard. Most folks won't exert themselves and hire the job out. You've realized the savings, which allows for a bigger project. Impressive for sure. 👍😊💗🇨🇦

@bethhardin8795 Месяц назад

You have such grand plans for your property and you are doing it with minimal help of others. Get as much done while you are still young and able.

@RinoaL Месяц назад

I don't have much time to watch your videos, but I really enjoy that you are continueing to build your lives. I know it sure isn't easy! I bet uploading is also quite tiresome too, but thank you.

@normundsrozenbergs4882 Месяц назад

Cīniņš ar lielo akmeni nebija joka lieta. Ja nu tomēr nāksies ielikt savienojumu, tad nevajag to darīt šajā vietā, bet kādu gabalu ārpus ēkas atrakt vaļā tranšeju un savienot tur - tad nebūs problēmu tikt klāt vajadzīgajā reizē.

@LazarZed Месяц назад

Good projet 🎉

@janaljus12able Месяц назад

After putting the drainage in put gravel in there, that soil is very rich

@EtatinisPamishelis Месяц назад

Your septic tank will overflow durring spring :/ . Rain water system should never be connected to poop pipe :D

@kindness5130 Месяц назад

Amazing progress. Moving forward. Blessings.

@2horns8myhalo Месяц назад

Granite....it's harder than steel. Makes for wonderful, but expensive, countertops.

@lynnbfoster Месяц назад

Great work and now let’s get to 52,000 subscribers!

@barbannco Месяц назад

David you are such a hard worker.....all the work you do is amazing.

@lynnbrown4219 Месяц назад

Great work. You fertainly are such hard workers. Well done.

@carollsbostwick9683 Месяц назад

Went sawing rock, sometimes added water against the blade cuts quicker.

@firstname6826 Месяц назад

Some of things you have found are pretty interesting like that chain and some of the things that you found buried in the basement, they would look nice on display.

@sharonanderson346 Месяц назад

David! You work so hard! I'm always amazed at how much you do! Great job!

@KayInMaine Месяц назад

Wow, you all have stamina!!!!

@peter-fuppe-fuchs Месяц назад

Heat the stone, then ice cold water, and the stone brakes.....

@patriciawilliamsn9605 Месяц назад

So much work but it will be worth it!

@colinbrooks6290 Месяц назад

Lmaso, you did say the soil was softer ! 😂

@clairebillette6051 Месяц назад

you are unstoppable. yould could move a mountain. Nice to see you both bringing your dreams to reality.🤘💪💪

@Lee-yb2zr Месяц назад

I meant 3. You 3 are amazing

@Lee-yb2zr Месяц назад

U two are amazing.

@rosegarcia5069 Месяц назад

Boy that was alot of work you ywo.

@kimmitchell7239 Месяц назад

That would make a beautiful countertop!

@JohnWick-o6b6f 29 дней назад

I don’t see how you’re going to finish the barn and house 🏠 before winter sets in. And I was wondering if you’re planning on moving your mother in law and brother into the barn before winter. Love 💕 all your videos.

@DoBeDiff 28 дней назад

Barn isn't planned to be done this year at all! Dessy's Mom and Brother are already back in Athens!

@JohnWick-o6b6f 28 дней назад

@@DoBeDiff Thanks for filling me in. Hope your getting better everyday.

@donweeks5290 Месяц назад

PURE TOUGH ...PROJECT AFTER PROJECT.WHAT A UNIQUE COUPLE YOU ARE DOING AMAZING .

@guylafortune5482 Месяц назад

Thank you ! You are doing a great job on the pipes ! I check your videos everyday , hoping we will soon see the continuation of the beautifull job you are doing on the house extension !