@@user-xwood thanks so much! I'm glad, honestly it's quite fun making them!

@@wernerpfeifer Mozart! 😁

Next time... Maybe in this case it was a cost question having the beems exposed costs a third more and is a bit work. But I know it always looks good!

Good call! Yes she did well and yes destroying what you just did by drilling holes in it seems a big part of building!

The insulation is on its way this week, the space will be filled 👍

Yes! Thank you!

@@claasstuermann579 Geplant sind insgesamt 2 Kachelofens und ein dänischer Ofen.

Yeah I love it when a plan comes together, we managed to pack 3 days work into 2 over the weekend and this week it's raining everyday! .im so relieved it worked out!

Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying it

I totally agree. Fun build to watch.

Thanks folks, appreciate it! I'm not sure about the algorithm but to be honest the channels just a bit of fun and a good record for me.

Maybe if the algorithm picked it up a taker for the old house would be found. Anyone want a beautiful old house???

@@gmsskills4330thanks! on Friday the roof should be ready for construction

@@wernerpfeifer bitteschön 😁

@@MUDNROCKS thanks for the comment it's amazing just how many types and style of building there are. But you probably have cold winters too in the mountains? I used to live in western Australia and there a lot of buildings are quick to build but not climate resistant, heating and cooling in this type of home we are doing now willwt be very efficient, along the lines of a passive house.

NZ has all sorts of earthquake requirements in their building code that (presumably) doesn’t exist in Austria. Which brings me to my thoughts around this build that every time I see another concrete truck show up at Hundsdorf, it makes me wonder what earthquake regions would say about the building style.

Interesting isn't it! all these different styles and approaches. They all seem to work well enough.

That's right these ones are just for cooling.

@@gmsskills4330 oh yes 😅it got my heart pumping

Yes you saw Andy,, Hermann was also here, Pep doesn't have much time for anything other than grafting! We'll see!

@@TheAlpenhillside and drinking coffee! I know he is stopping for coffee, because if he doesn’t he will slow down. 🤣 not by much, mind you, but he I’ll slow down a little.

@@gmsskills4330 oh the coffee 😁 the build is fuelled by coffee and beer it seems 😅

@@MUDNROCKS thanks! We normally expect a relatively constant 1 meter snow cover from January to March, give or take. We are looking at putting in thermal coils in a trence on the garden as part of the heat exchange heating system but not in the outside terrace. They have to be over a meter below the surface due to frost.

Hello! Glad you're enjoying the vids. Yeah the direct neighbors are a nice bunch and happy for us to be moving in. They are also looking forward to phase 3, which I'll touch on in the future. A video of the area is a good idea I will definitely get on to that!

Thankyou! Yes it's really the only reason I started making them was to document it and KZbin offers a great platform for that. And so relatives can share the process a bit. 😉 @gmsskills4330

@@ShredPile Hello! yes there will be access from inside the house that'll be in the next episode.

@@davidbindickanaktecksoonmo4165 Hi, it would be nicer to have more windows youre right! But we are restricted firstly by the steep level of the land, that means that on 2 sides we would have to have deep window shafts as the windows would be under ground level. Those shafts would have to stand 1/2 meter above ground level because of a second restriction as we are in a flood danger area. And the authorities have made some restrictions on how high out of the ground we can build incase the stream above us overflows. So we will have to try to make it a comfortable bunker 😅

@@Re5ist_ance Hi there! Glad you're enjoy it! It's a fairly new technique to glue the bricks together, it's a type of foam that sets solid without raising the level of the bricks so they sit flush. It's a lot less work than mixing brick layers cement and not as messy. Although if you get it on your clothes you'll never get it off as I found out 😅

@@TheAlpenhillside Thanks 👍

@@Aidan-tu4un me too! 😬

@@TheAlpenhillside lots of other YTers use a Bluetooth mic that seems to work well even outside in wind!

@@jdr4674 Hi, thanks! We are using klimabloc bricks. We've had a few cracked on delivery and on close inspection they are not all exactly the same. They is some play in the firing process I suppose but generally speaking they are good quality and heavy! each brick is about 10kgs.

Thank you!

@@wolfgangkayser1432 ha! Yeah it fits to high speed building footage in a weird way 😁. I have to be careful with copy rights music but there are few out there free to use. Glad youre enjoying the content!

@@shakejones Hey, you're welcome, it's sometimes a challenge to get it all on Film but I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds it an interesting process!

@@mysterioanonymous3206 I can understand that, pretty similar standard over there and iits the Alps so we are all building to protect against the harsh winters... If we get any anymore 😬

Bathrooms is a very generous name for it. 😁 They are gone but the hole in the ground is still there which also filled with rain and became kinda horrible. I've kept one toilet seat As a reminder, it's of course wooden.

Oh yes it's an adventure! The rain made everything heavy and dirty but it kept the dust down which was really good. It would have been too hard without a good mask otherwise.

that would ruin a good time for sure!

Yeah me too! I'm waiting for my sponsorship deal with stihl to come through now after showing how tough it is!