#66 Roof is FINISHED (with 8 different rooftiles)

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[@AdityaMehendale]

The slanted edge at 21:23 is going to act as a funnel at the sides, and is going to send water down onto the cork. (right next to the side-rail). I'd strongly advise on putting "flashing" on the inner side of the side-rail ('boeidelen'), to cover the first column of tiles. This would typically be a lead-sheet in the past, but lead-free variants are available too, usually based on EPDM.

[@hellofellowkidz]

yeah was thinking the same. In Sweden we call it vattenbräda or waterboard to keep the water and snow away. You also have the endgrain of the batten exposed and they like to soak up water. Found this illustration n2n5e7i6.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/illustrering-fotplat.jpg

[@Henroin42]

They don't want to listen to the comments anyway. Adding this load to the "Sketchy" Ruin is redicolous

[@user-rq1ob4ij9v]

The bricks must always cover the wood, otherwise it will rot, and very quickly

[@Rickysaucej]

They don’t take actual building advise 😂

[@WravTil]

@@user-rq1ob4ij9v You have mis-spelled pricks.😆

[@davedevilevo]

I reeeeally like how this new videomaker works, these videos are very interesting, they are really fun to watch! Keep going!

[@casucasueq4479]

Totally agree. 20:34 as an example. The way the foreground stayed in focus but the trees blurred out in time lapse had a nice feel to it. Another highlight that stands out to me was the camera mounted to a roof tile. Showing its perspective of the journey from the ground to the roof via many helping hands. The group & film crew/editors have managed to document the progression of the tasks and do it with a lot of style.

[@DEVINdevdev]

Round of applause for the new video editor(s)

[@deedt8279]

@@casucasueq4479 WATCH THIS - HOW WATER PROBLEM THEY SOLVED - HE IS VERY SMART GUY - - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWiqhqZvr8RssNU

[@danielfowler7986]

im dancing while learning, this music rocks.

[@jandegener2696]

Exactly my opinion !

[@Duda286]

Guys, those wood planks by the sides of the roof are definitely allowing water to be trapped underneath them. Nothing is gonna drip on the inside of the house since you've put layers of different materials before the roof tiles, but... it's no good to leave that wood like that. You could cover those wood planks with those round tiles that go in the middle. But I'm still worried about one of the edges of the roof - the one shown in 21:06 - you can see the tiles get smaller and smaller as they get to the bottom, and that's also a problem, cause that water will flow right in between the wood plank and the roof tiles. And even if you do cover that wood, it's still gonna have a chance of leaking water through the mortar. But, that'd be minimum, and the layers of insulation and plastic will take care of that.

[@timalmaharaj5880]

Please do a guttering system to catch and store the rain water !

[@211steelman]

If you do only one thing, collect rainwater. ~Bill Mollison

[@kimhallums9166]

Nice work. Before next summer’s fire season you should cut down all the trees within 25 metres of the house. This would reduce the chance of the structure catching fire.

[@netby]

Yes the recommended is 50 meters( especially if they are eucalyptus and pines...) ....but 25 it's not bad....

[@larsleanderlaursen6786]

Good job! I am impressed by your solutions. Lots af reused materials. . BUT, dear friends- take care of each others safety. I urge you to put a scaffolding and use safety lines. Many greeting and good wishes to your many projects👍👍

[@Mz.Stephanie]

It would be amazing if you guys had a few bee hives there. Honey ,wax, more pollinating. And having a chicken coop would be great for many reasons. I love the concept of your project and have watched so many episodes in the last few days ❤

[@tatehewitt4220]

Looks great, but I think the fascia-board might trap water from the tiles that would otherwise flow off the roof.

[@kschleic9053]

The roofing paper hanging between the fascia board and the wall will decay quickly because it will be getting wet and it's wrinkles and folds will trap water, but once it falls away any water that hits the fascia board will just fall to the ground, so I think it will be ok.

[@Knightschool1]

Fascia board will rot it should be placed under the tiles, a cement board underneath, a mortar joint to finish the edge. 👍🫡

[@ryderhook]

It's so good to see old bricks being given new life. With a little more work, you can protect the environment. keep it up.

[@createandliveyourbestlife]

CONGRATULATIONS TEAM a great achievement 👏🏻🙏🏻🙋🏻‍♀️🇦🇺👍🏻

[@beerenmusli8220]

Its not the sketchy ruin anymore, its now the sketchy house! :D The fassade boards at the side of the roof will probably catch water that flows around the tiles.

[@pixemia]

Nobody has died on the construction of the roof. Congratulations!

[@holymoly6829]

Good roof guys You’re making it look very inviting In winter it will be a great space to live in 👍👍👍

[@meinmaine9138]

Wow! What a remarkable project. You are all so amazing! Well done. You worked super hard. Impressive.

[@likefonzie]

Martijn love the humour and the ‘quiet on the set’ scenes! You are the funny pants of the group

[@ezeeposse1]

Question - will you also be sealing the sides of the roof? the redwood cover looks great but still between the tile and the wood, there is the likelihood of water getting in under the tiles and potentially finding a way to wet the roof

[@lencas112]

same thought it will deffinately get under tiles hopefully that 15cm enge will keep that water out of the house but still a risky situation imo

[@racebanning6390]

WOW... GREAT RENOVATION , I REMEMBER THE WEEDS ,BRAMBLES AND TREES SURROUNDING THE RUIN, AND THE DAY YOU CLEANED IT ALL AWAY, AND NOW IT IS SEALED FROM THE ELEMENTS... WHAT A VIEW FROM THOSE WINDOWS. A GREAT PLACE TO CELEBRATE!!!

[@kathmiles3437]

I have watched from day one, you have never cease to amaze me , even when you went away for the winter I still was there. Well done well done I look forward to Mondays.

[@GrannygearKiller]

So cool to see these tiles go on so simply and yet they work so well. Crazy that in north America we use tar and asphalt and then when it’s time for a new roof it all gets thrown in the trash.

[@ZachPowersOtis]

They actually can be recycled into roads :) (and often are because it’s cheaper to recycle than paying dump fees)

[@katrinalevin4064]

I enjoyed watching the tiling process. Hooray for your first permanent living quarters, soon to be livable.

[@guillermodelnoche]

Excellent work! That was no small task.

[@tracyoniya9618]

Love the patina of the old tiles!

[@notyouraveragegringos]

Congratulations on the roof! I think it looks fantastic! Excellent design with the overhang! Jealous of the number of people you have working there. Much easier than with 2 people, especially as I'm afraid of heights 😅 I think I count as half a person when it comes to roofing! We are still working on ours. I drove like a crazy person to the Bricomarche to buy a tarp this evening. We could see the rain coming and half of our roof is off! 😰 The rest of the roof trusses were delivered this evening so we can get back to work tomorrow! We thought we could use the original trusses but they are so bent and twisted they were impossible to work with.

[@clintclarkson5456]

The time lapses of different activities - like the tiling - are great!

[@pennyneal2456]

The roof looks good considering what you started with. Well done.

[@wazzup105]

looks like fun. Hard work, but a good group of people making something beautiful from something old!

[@paulbombardier8722]

Congrats on getting the roof all done before the big rainy season.

[@gorillax1374]

So addicted that you check your phone even on the peak of a roof (nevermind no safety line). This is how construction accidents happen.

[@DEVINdevdev]

i was thinking that too, but maybe they just checked online how something is supposed to be done with the roof i mean. stay safe, when working heights.

[@gorillax1374]

@@DEVINdevdev It's not safe but they're adults and they can take whatever risks they want as long as they don't endanger other people. But the phone addiction seems so out of step with the ethosof this geoup of people.Just underscores how deep the problem is when it afflicts even "hippies" who are actively trying to leave this behind.

[@kamisama4206]

​@@gorillax1374 There is no proof what-so-ever that what Frank was looking up on his phone was not related to his task at hand. He may have needed information about something related to the roof/tiles, and the only way he has in the middle of Kamp is his phone. Although I agree that he could have stepped off the roof before using his phone, unless you can prove that he was doing something completely unrelated AND in a way that he couldn't stop himself, then your comment is void. And you need to look up the definition of "addiction".

[@gorillax1374]

@@kamisama4206 I understand the neuroendicronology of addiction very well. If you are are so attached to your phone that you override common sense and use it even when you're working in a very dangerous context, that is a legitimate indicator of addiction. it's like googling elephant facts while being charged by an angry elephant. Working on a roof without a safety harness is not the place to have your attention focused on a phone, even if you are searching construction facts.

[@bamboo979]

i love the new filming!!!!!!!!!

[@damonchampion823]

Will you add guttering to catch and use the rain ☔️ water 💧?

[@yashpasad]

What a improvement. Now not so sketchy ruin anymore. Congratulations team, well done

[@Rickysaucej]

It is still very sketchy

[@ik23c]

I like the patina on the roof tiles! I hope the building can hold the weight of that roof.

[@MsVoyko]

Great Job Guys. Roof is maybe the most difficult part of the build and you've done it relly well. Congrats

[@phyllisanngodfrey6137]

I bet that is the best roof in the whole neighborhood 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@klemenculk1]

0:34 Chorus: Aeeeh... The foil is in place, we sealed it with some tape, its water tight, hopefully air tight, got the rain last night, and no leaks inside. 👏👏🎬

[@arnomrnym6329]

Good that you're dried in for the rain-season. 👍🏾😎

[@DanScram946]

I agree with what other's have said RE: the facia/ siding letting in water. Perhaps you could design a custom edge profile using recycled plastic?

[@vincentminor1638]

It has been Amazing watching the process you all have accomplished. Truly, I prey the Gods will be with all of you always. Big Bear Hugs from Arizona.

[@GodOfBiscuits66]

Amazing work! Looks so good. When you guys had the pile of tiles ready to go up, I was thinking "They are going to have a bunch left over." I was blown away when you had to go get more. LOL

[@jonny8060]

The exterior walls would look good in white and the window in a green color!

[@laurenthomas9414]

Wow!! Great job to all of you!! You guys should be really proud of everything you have accomplished and especially completing what you've done on the "sketchy ruin" that's looking less sketchy by the day 👏👏

[@terradoskangaroos8298]

Love it…. Don’t forget also to put the gutter guys, it Is would be helping the water came in true the corners.

[@AS0144]

loved this one!

[@bikinggal1]

I love all the comments!! Helping you guys work out any issues with many minds!!

[@mistersniffers5922]

Spicy comments!

[@coreynewcomb685]

Why not overhang the tiles over the wood on the edge? Protect the wood from the weather.

[@Leed216]

Good job. What a difference a permanent structure will make on camp.

[@jean-philippelafont4577]

This time-lapse was very satisfying, you guys and girls are tireless ! Good luck and a lot of good vibes.

[@MrMarkusmulder]

Thanks for the video and stay safe.

[@mihousebot3045]

As a retired professional house painter of 20+ years I can assure you with all sincerity that it makes absolutely no difference if you paint with or against the grain. Not a single bit of difference, no matter the wood. :)

[@petercarbutt3706]

had similar tiles back in SA, had them pressure washed, they cleaned up well

[@gertjanvandamme2068]

can't wait to see what you guys do next with the buildings

[@lancedaniels]

Thanks for posting and sharing.

[@michaellonsdale5904]

Hi Tasman, lucky bastard, greetings from NSW, Aussie. Oi Oi Oi!

[@ojonasplima]

Amazing to see everything coming together!

[@markbonett170]

you need to cover the wooden sides or else the side wood will keep all rain to the roof. More to say is that if a good storm with heavy wind occures the tiles will fly away.

[@GermoV]

Great work, Team

[@jeanhawken4482]

Looks so good

[@Dave_1966]

It’s all looking so good 👍😊 well done ladies and gentlemen ❤

[@MyPurpleNailpolish]

love seeing everything come together!

[@Sam_Holt]

Much regret for the guy chopping up the whole tiles to use for the gaps - he didnt realise he should have used broken ones - and then they ran out lol

[@andrewbaker5081]

Great editing,photography and a nice roof job. Pleasure to watch. Oh! and good music. 😊

[@mrswendyzarb]

Hi to Tasman from Queensland Australia.

[@SashaStreams]

It's looking amazing!

[@mariushegli]

I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.

[@sharksharkco]

Won't the guide boards along the sides keep water on the roof instead of letting it fall off?

[@beerenmusli8220]

Yes.

[@gifflargod]

the music is immaculate!

[@ChokyoDK]

Very well put together video

[@lindavan7497]

Well done. 🏡🏡

[@bertinevandenoever9670]

great job!

[@mcm9329]

Great job from everyone involved..hard work can be very rewarding..you all look happy

[@flor.calderon]

I've been waiting to see that for a long time :) It looks great!!

[@joshuajackson6442]

Great work, looking fabulous!

[@JuliusDaily]

That roof build timelapse music made me jam in my chair lol, awesome update!!!

[@stephenx2857]

i like the little moments of vanity with the lighting in broad sunlight and quiet on the set. hopefully keeps spirits up. good work.

[@PokeBowl82]

Awesome, really enjoying the development of the ruin.

[@stringblack]

Good job, you are top of the top

[@nabil200131]

Great job, well done 👏

[@snjezanasnjezana8332]

Great job AND AMAZING TEAM!!!! 👏👏👏👏🙌

[@A96Z86]

love a kamp update

[@elainekaufman2264]

Looks beautiful

[@Jordan-ws6jy]

Another wonderful video and great progress 👏👏

[@suenorton873]

Great job everyone!!!

[@cathybrewer8958]

Great job on the roof. Lots of hard work but worth it. Now you can be inside when it rains.

[@scottraven1721]

Excellent work Well done

[@Ian_Christensen]

Love the sound track... Thx for the music upgrade.

[@DEVINdevdev]

music was 3x better now.

[@mauritsbutterworth3120]

finally, I've been waiting for weeks! can't wait for the next update.

[@benedettapollastrini7479]

Amazing job guys 🙏

[@jean-marievennin8405]

Congrats for all. In a best world, you would have on each ""down-side roof"", a gooter to collect the water rain.🤔🤔😉 Bravo and stay safe.👍👍👍👍

[@palkiss]

mmmm this was extremely satisfying to watch

[@donaldauguston9740]

This is a very handsome roof. Thank you for sharing it with us all. Take care, DA

[@owadasaoluwafemi8819]

Always love the video content and ur editing... Looks different from others

[@jamesrivis620]

incredible job guys !!!

[@21Kip]

Wouldn't it have been better to clean the surface from mold and moss under a large pressure of water?

[@sshaw4429]

You SHOULD be so proud! Looks great!😊

[@crewfox11]

absolutely amazing work on the roof guys!

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Recycling at its finest. Amazing.

[@linda83nilsson]

I really like the music in this clip. 👍👍Nice job!

[@vijayagita3158]

You are so good! make intelligent choices without dramas, thanks for what ,and how, you do!

[@loveycomeaux4380]

Looks great. Good luck

[@cobralyoner]

I know its not finished yet but the renovation so far went a lot quicker then I expected! Nice having a couple of skilled people in the camp!