Its becoming a THING.

[@SweetOne.]

Proof that Dan reads the comments! Thank you Dan for the explanation and taking the time to make the visual model. It's going to be beautiful!

[@catherinewhite8819]

I honestly don’t know where he fits in the time!

[@rogergriffith286]

I was concerned as well!

[@RickClark-cx6pj]

I was wondering if you were going to comment on the hangman controversy. I’m glad you are interactive with your viewers!!! This makes your videos even more interesting. Thanks.

[@wschuster55]

I don't get why he doesn't show the drawings or calculations of his statics engineer

[@maridolmabanta1276]

@@wschuster55

[@LiberalinOregon]

@@wschuster55 Dan is so public in his life, some things he wants private.

[@melrngi]

Why should he show it to the public lol idiot ​@@wschuster55

[@tokarukora7272]

@@LiberalinOregon That is absolutely ridiculous. That is not a private thing if the whole build is publicly shown.

[@RoseyBblue]

So glad I heard Dan say were putting back 3 turquoise diamonds!!! 💠💠💠 YEAH RIGHT ON

[@fringedwellermccatintyre730]

I thought the same thing, because they were a character feature.

[@lindaedwards6683]

When Dan was taking them out, he first said he wasn't keeping them. I didn't see a single comment in support of that idea. Everyone said to keep them, so I'm really glad Dan listened.

[@christikapa3856]

I think Dan had a plan all along. Was checking our response. Great going, Dan Preston ❤

[@RoseyBblue]

@@christikapa3856 "like Dan had a plan "

[@testing1567]

That's basically how I would have done it too. A lot of the tiles are broken or damaged, but placing the three best tiles you have in the front will preserve most of the iconic look. Also, I'm loving your idea to clad it in copper. It will look amazing.

[@cheriefry8461]

Been a fan of Dan since his days when he started as the gardener at LaLande. I recall once he and Stephanie were discussing the courtyard project and Stephanie said something to the effect of “Do you think will be able to do this?” Dan’s response was “Clearly you underestimate my skill set”. We all have come to see just how extensive Dan’s skill set actually is!!

[@dollimelaine]

thanks for this!

[@crannuselshihtzu5566]

I remember it well! Seems Dan's skillset includes being undaunted ..... By anything ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@luciaroslingshaw2112]

And he's amazing chef/cook as well!

[@slicksalmon6948]

Let me offer genuine thanks for providing your extended explanation of the turret construction. Those of us who have done this sort of thing know that attaching new things to old things isn't easy.

[@wschuster55]

I don't get why he doesn't show the drawings or calculations of his statics engineer

[@LiberalinOregon]

I’m not a builder, so I don’t know, did Dan address the updraft ppl were talking about?

[@donnamonroe4105]

So the hangmen are a new design feature which will be permanent? Is that correct?

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

Totally agree. Old buildings never work how you want them to. Thank you for explaining your plan. As others have said, lots of caring people watch this and we all want you to succeed big style. We have faith Dan!

[@GeminiWoods]

@@wschuster55 There has been many times during this project that he's shown his diagrams of how certain structures are being built. He just didn't this time and everyone had a fit in the comments. The guy seems to know what he's doing so I wasn't worried.

[@jackierice4254]

What long term vision you had Dan when you saw Chaumont and so wanted to find a way to buy it and restore it. You did the film course to improve your already impressive videos and used them to help finance the project. All of us who have been with you since your first episode are so proud of what you are managing to achieve and look forward to the progress of every day.

[@angelagreen778]

What course!? I need this!

[@operator6471]

I worked on Docs and have been impressed with the project's coverage. I thought there must be someone behind the scenes, but it all makes sense now that he did a film course.

[@LaReynedeNeige]

​@@angelagreen778 A course run by Casey Neistat

[@Chrisjsmith-e6g]

Best channel on KZbin ever. Been here from the word go. Keep up the good work lads

[@Yutani_Crayven]

The only other one that gives me the same kind of enjoyment is Andrew Camarata and all his builds, but his project uploads are irregular (unpredictable) and often hours long, so other than the content also being builds of various sorts, it's not really the same thing.

[@timeforturtles]

it really is❤

[@sharonridings7418]

Me too!!

[@leahgannon5030]

Same here

[@Mrdogface12]

Me too. Love every minute of it 👍

[@lieuwina]

Thank you for taking the time to explain to us the turret construction this is why loads of us watch you as you interact with your viewers.

[@stefvanremmen]

It all makes sense Dan. Thanks for the connection with the engaged followers!

[@nigelbullock9039]

Dan. Every video is a delight to watch. You guys are the best on you tube by miles...

[@Fannystark007]

Framing - but the right way 😊

[@karelblakeley5258]

I agree! You are the best and I love watching all that you are doing!! Yours is the best show on the air!!!

[@DatWarenWelDieHollanders1981]

As one of the commenters on the used construction for the roof and hangman. Thanks for the explicit explanation on this part and about cladding the wood with copper, hopefully preserving the structure for many decades. Even though some things concerned me, I was, and still am, amazed at what you and your guys are accomplishing , even without the use of massive scaffolding, cranes, big lifts or big crews. You addressing this for us and taking the concern away is topnotch and makes watching this and the next video's even more enjoyable. A big thanks.

[@wschuster55]

I don't get why he doesn't show the drawings or calculations of his statics engineer

[@DB.scale.models]

​@wschuster55 Yea, me too. In the beginning, he did state there was an architect and engineer . But no plans shown.

[@LiberalinOregon]

@@wschuster55 Dan showed us the wood pieces he used to calculate the new ones, and the gutter design he salvaged from the old roof. He is showing us his plans.

[@melrngi]

​@@DB.scale.modelswhy should he show it to the public lol idiotic mindset

[@wschuster55]

​@@LiberalinOregon sure, I agree with you with copying the aesthetics. But he isn't exactly copying the old roof design and the old design was built with 100 year old standards. I'm just worried about wind loads, lifting the skirt and also with later permits and legal stuff. Love the project though :)

[@TheChronicToast]

Dan, much appreciated for taking the time to address the concerns from the last video! There's a lot of passionate people here in the comments and watching around the world that want to see you succeed! Your logic makes sense and fingers crossed it works out well! Excited to see what comes next!

[@edolsavicky5063]

By pure coincidence I was here when today's episode posted. I was number 1 to view. By the time it was done, 12,636 others had started to watch. Lots of fans were waiting. Great work, trust the team!

[@liamo8932]

Cool story bro

[@sgt13echo]

Wait! I was #1

[@edolsavicky5063]

@sgt13echo guess we tied, I saw 1

[@waynemoore1708]

Wanker !

[@sgtpppr]

​@@edolsavicky5063 screen shot next time. It's the dash cam of vlog watching

[@MrsMojica-i7u]

Be safe! I know you need to save money and there are only a few working on this massive restoration. Take your time. We’re blown away with what you have accomplished already!

[@cultyklatch]

I love that the turquoise tiles are going back in! They'll look stunning with the copper.

[@vargalivia]

Thank you very much, Daniel, for explaining and showing how the weight is distributed on the structure.

[@Funny_owl]

Первый раз за 2 года как ты начал реставрировать это прекрасный, немного обожженный огнем, но в тоже время сохранивший свою грацию и прелесть перед временем дом. Я украинец, смотрю твои видео когда есть время между боями и ты мой самый лучший человек, дающий спокойствие и я вижу как один в поле воин. Иди к своей цели, не останавливайся. Придет время и мы с тобой поднимем бокал вина и скажем Будьмо. Сил тебе , с Богом!

[@patriciaarroni2142]

Keep safe

[@dawnbutler2846]

Wishyou well in Ukraine. Pleased there is something for you to view in bad times. 🍷🍷🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@patriciaatkinson2435]

Keep safe.

[@annemackenzie7295]

May God give you strength and turn back your enemy ❤🙏

[@melissacoelho8413]

Sending so much love to you your family and all people of your country. You are all such heroes in my eyes. I’m so sorry for all you are going though, I’m so grateful my country can help in any way. My heart is with you all. You are better and have more courage than those that try to invade you. ❤

[@zeenatbaer138]

The turquoise tiles with the copper will look stunning 🎆

[@johnfrancis4401]

Copper turns green as it ages.

[@Bassey_NZ]

@@johnfrancis4401 Yes, the turquoise will look amazing both with the new copper and when the copper acquires its patina.

[@RobertHornaday]

That little bird’s mouth at the bottom of the lower bracket diagonal (2:11) will split off of the 6”x6” as the downward forces try to push the member into the unsupported hole in the bricks behind. Dan’s demonstration only applied downward forces, whereas the largest potential force will be uplift on the cantilever skirt from gale force winds. Those forces will pull the bracket bottom out of the hole unless it is firmly secured. Dan did not discuss how these members are connected together. The original members were fastened with beefy mortise and tenons secured by wood pegs. Dan has probably used a couple toe screws….inadequate. Also, notice that Dan added a 2”x2” ledger scab at the bottom of the ledger installed last week to help support the bottom of the horizontal member which was hanging below the support point…only after he got a lot of feedback through the comments. Never seen a two piece ledger, not to mention that the ledgers are inadequately fastened to the masonry wall (should be 1/2” anchor bolts with fender washers and lock nuts). Dan also relocated the metal angle fastener from beneath the horizontal member (where the comments were screaming that it was only half fastened and half dangling below the ledger) to the top of the beam where it could be fully fastened. Obviously, Dan picked up on a couple cogent comments and changed his design midstream to improve the structural integrity. For the handful of us viewers that are licensed engineers, that’s the purpose of the comments…to alert him of structural deficiencies before they start to multiply and get irreversibly built into the building. The intent is not to be critical, but to be helpful in the building process.

[@MVeans-j7w]

And I might add as to why this structural section is not sorted out by a certified structural engineer in the first place. Or maybe the romanticism of DIY is too much to give up in case the uneducated subscribers might turn away. And we know what that means. Seems Local Govt in France does not take an interest in these human events.

[@grendel_nz]

Good comments. I do worry about the crazy storms and crucial need for refitting the / a substantial lightning rod as found during an earlier video when they were still clearing debris. Really hope they get this watertight b4 big winter storms arrive. 🤞 With a big copper rooftop. Will there be mad experiments on stormy nights up there? A van der Graaf generator? I assume solar panels will have to go only on the flatter roof sections. All new builds or rebuilds obviously need to aim to be self generating these days, or function off-grid or generate power for others where they can. Great stuff :)

[@1020-k8z]

Didn't Dan say awhile back that Orange Pants man was a licensed engineer? Maybe he consulted on the tower when he visited last week and gave suggestions.

[@LaReynedeNeige]

​@@1020-k8z He did say he was an engineer but there are many engineering disciplines!

[@wschuster55]

​@@MVeans-j7wexactly, what I am thinking. Why not be safe safe for such a critical structure. Revisiting the turret later because of mistakes would cost way more time and money. But it's content, I guess :D

[@suemccoy7533]

Great Job Fellas! Looking great and once that copper gets fitted it will be gorgeous!

[@kareliask]

Good explanation for the structure. I was one of those worried about putting all the weight onto the screws, and it's nice to see you thought about that and worked around it.

[@GeorgiainCOUSA]

Thank you so much for the explanation, I’ve been patiently waiting to find out how that breeze block would be addressed.

[@dt8118]

Best channel and project ever. This is resilience, never giving up, dreaming… the world needs role models like you! ❤

[@lydiahouck803]

I haven't finished your vlog yet, I did stop it to say thank you for explaining what your doing (timestamp 7:25 ish) I feel much better now about what is transpiring with the turret. I knew you were a mad man, now I understand, your a smart mad man. Thank you Dan. Continuing on with todays' vlog!

[@natalieogren5138]

It's a grand palace, Dan! I can't wait to visit!❤

[@bobbiebrandel3152]

That turret is changing daily. What you are describing will be beautiful. I laugh a lot here when I see Brian and Nick together..........with Nick just shaking his head. Those two are great!

[@virginiamitchell9899]

Great comedy team 😂

[@marielucier7982]

I’ll never forget when Brian told Nick that he could not lipread with/through the/a beard.

[@gracegarza7321]

Dan, thank you for your structural explanation of the turret. Such a great design. How beautiful it will be when looking up to see the patined copper underlayment of the turret. It is all so perfect. Congratulations to all of you.

[@frankp9794]

As usual Dan is many steps ahead and we are a step behind. It is amazing he took the time to explain just for us. I am an engineer and was a bit worried but trusted the team and was hoping for this video! Great job.

[@louettahuddleson7194]

I think it’s amazing how well this is coming together. Job well done team. See ya tomorrow 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@margaretforshaw1617]

Yes turquoise diamonds!

[@jeanniewaters8465]

Just Mind Blowing to remember what the Chateau was just one year ago! Bravo Everyone! Rock Stars, All of You!

[@NancyLPerry-x2r]

It’s the gem of the chateau and these guys are the gemstones

[@robbiemoriarty7499]

Dan I trust your process.Its looking great!!! The copper cladding and turquoise bits will be stunning.

[@SheilaDavies-g8e]

I was starting to get concerned when all the engineers started commenting and pointing out miss-calculations, but I remained strong and had no doubt you'd all given this a lot of thought. Thank you for explaining the structures.....I was relieved to have held strong in my belief in you. Brilliant! Its looking fantastic.

[@bigbob3772]

Iron sharpens iron- we, on the outside, seeing the short videos we see, offer an analysis from what we SEE- glad he chimes in to bring more clarity for all of us. We will NOT miss much, if anything.

[@susandellet7121]

Dan the thinking ..the planning.. the carrying... then the fixing.... huge challenges that you meet calmly

[@morrowtrack]

The video was out 6 seconds when I clicked on it - when I finished watching there were already 1k likes... talk about FANS!

[@schiacciatrollo]

well, and youtube

[@cybercie]

Dan, Nick, and Brian. The Chateau A-Team. Love to see you guys working together from the high ropes on the roof to the ground work clearing the basement, to the trees in the woods and garden. ❤

[@dianaballiet3661]

The amount of huge timbers and wood needed to rebuild is beyond my ability to calculate! Amazing work! Scary heights.

[@stevendaniel8126]

I get depressed on the days Dan doesn't post.....this project is a miracle of the human soul.😊

[@Moloch-ts]

SAME 😂

[@doloresgiorgi5022]

Why isn’t there at least 1 million subscribers yet!

[@JulieGraham-u7b]

Getting there!!😊

[@68paulak]

The hangman you added will make a huge difference in the look around the turret,a good change. It’s all looking so nice Dan.

[@NanouPeb-vy3ug]

Vous êtes des champions ...

[@brianhilsden2880]

The birds flying south should be a big enough clue to get those roofs finished!

[@kathyacemoi]

la météo prévoit 1 semaine à 10 jours de beau temps sur toute la France et ensuite l'hiver arrive.

[@robertmdaniels]

Sweet Progress! Great description of your vision! Going to look AWESOME!

[@CarmelByrne-i8g]

Excellent episode! You guys work so well together, and look what you're producing!! The Dream Team ✨️

[@msantello1]

I think you will make your original goal of getting all the roofs on by Christmas. It has been an amazing process to watch. Be Proud!

[@terencesoutham4262]

Glad you are putting some of those diamond tiles back in at front❤❤

[@vivianeriesterer4279]

i so hope you will be able to close all in and make it waterthight til next week, as long as the weather is as good as is in France

[@AlanW]

So glad the weather is cooperating! Crack on gents!

[@maryflower3479]

Looking wonderful. Everyone is okay. Stay safe. Yay!

[@laurahaughton4523]

Great explanation Dan, looking forward to seeing it, and the turquoises going back beautiful 😊🌸

[@kevinbrianburke]

The roof is getting closer and closer!!! Brilliant job!!

[@paulinewilson613]

Dan I love watching your work, what an achievement you've already made to the Chateau, especially with your 'A Team' on board. I look forward every day to your next video, so can't wait until tomorrow xxx

[@MichaelDebalski-mk6bt]

Nice work guys it's coming together ! Will love to see the old lady wearing her copper crown again !

[@notquiteachateaudiy]

Brilliant explanation and demonstration Dan, and amazing progress

[@irishdancer2753]

Dan, you guys have done a phenomenal job thus far, incredible!! I totally trust your vision and completion of your Chateau!! Well done!!

[@jodiebaines]

So Interesting watching it all come together. So glad you’re going to reinstall the turquoise tiles. They’re such an iconic part of the building 🥰

[@musicallyyoshimi9651]

I more-or-less guessed what you were up to. Also, the weight of the roof tiles on the flared out bit will also tend to push everything in towards the tower walls.

[@monicateeling810]

Beautiful design especially when the copper is fitted 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@patrickhepburn2324]

Most enjoyable channel on you tube. Such a joy to watch

[@theclaycurio]

As an artist, you just gotta trust the process! I'm not a builder, but I genuinely enjoy watching Dan do his craft.

[@k.j.2481]

Great expectation. That training/class on vlogging several years ago, has really paid off. Great job Dan.

[@donnariahi2975]

Your vision for the turret is beautiful ❤❤. Having fun being along for the ride.

[@MichaelLister1942]

Hi Michael Lister here from “Life Begins at 80” You guys are doing a great job and you’re very brave up there on that turret. I am 82 and also have a renovations channel “Life Begins at 80” We too are doing our house renovations on the Wild Coast of South Africa 🇿🇦 I have been watching your channel for a couple of years now and I absolutely love it. I have only just learned how to subscribe so I am now officially subscribed. Keep up the good work ☺️👍🏻

[@sallyflavell6221]

Good to see the suns out there👍☀️😁 great job manly men👏

[@boerderijlenders380]

I had no idea how you were going to make the tower as a replica of the original. The explanation makes a lot clear, but it makes me even more curious about the result. I fully trust that it will be perfect. Hopefully I see you tomorrow 👋🏽🇳🇱

[@barbblake8697]

When I saw him cutting the wood at opening of video, I gasped, I thought it was snow at first glance. I am glad the weather is on your side still! Thank you for providing your explanation of the turret construction, all makes sense now. Adding new stuff to old stuff makes a contraption that always looks weird till it is finished.

[@redcougar64]

I knew y'all had it under control. Looking good boys? Looking good. Happy about the diamond turquoise blocks going back in.

[@bevstanton4572]

Marvellous work, as usual!

[@jessejames5375]

Good to hear the explanation as it looked unstable without it. As always you have a plan. Good work guys. 😊

[@PeterStewart-cv5gj]

I said after the last episode that what they were doing for the skirt was only really good for positioning everything. Today I am most relieved to see that it was only the first positioning stage and that an extra triangle would be included that would take the tension off the horizontal beam attached to the wall plate. So relieved. Should have trusted Dan to know what he is doing.

[@wschuster55]

I don't get why he doesn't show the drawings or calculations of his statics engineer

[@kathyacemoi]

@@wschuster55 pourquoi les montrerait-il? et pourquoi vous posez toujours la même question plusieurs fois?

[@mariettedemarest5173]

-​@wschuster55 get over it !!!

[@juliehucker9139]

@@wschuster55 Because that would be boring and would add nothing to our enjoyment of the channel. Give it a rest.

[@jillwestgarth9495]

Your explanation was so interesting Dan. Thanks. Looking forward to each step along the road. Team Chaumont. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@WicherBos]

I was actually waiting for this update… 😅

[@gerarddieselec345]

Magnifique .Je suis admiratif de votre savoir-faire et de votre persévérance. Vous avez choisi la creuse pour assouvir ce désir de restauration. Et Mainsat vous en remercie. Bonne journée

[@milkweeddreams8828]

What a hoot, can't even imagine working with this bunch of comedians, lol...Nick's eyerolls say it all...cheers boyz...!

[@zettie555]

Hi from Australia, engineering is always a brain storm on old buildings. Looking good guys!

[@melissacoelho8413]

You have come so far in such a short time, comparatively to what many people would have had to take. Your hard work and drive, with friends and by yourself makes it even more extraordinary. You have done an incredible job, you are bringing a château back to life, and showing your children what hard work and perseverance will get you. Thank you for another great video.

[@waltercook4868]

Your best vlog title yet! Very appropriate. Someday, you should build a miniature balsa wood replica of the chateau.

[@starwonder54]

So glad you’re reusing those wonderful ceramic inserts…The chateau has a unique look (almost Moorish) and I hope you’ll continue to emphasize that…

[@gaelenecole4053]

Good morning team ❤ Bye Calvin 👋 we miss you already 😩 … The hangman /men… are very very impressive and I absolutely love your vision of the old girl… she’s going to have bling …lots of bling !! How you all Improvise with what you’ve got is incredible …you get the job done and it’s way better than before … your my kinda team 🙌👍 See you tomorrow ❤

[@megmiller7778]

Proud of you guys. Awesome job! Can't wait for you to start indoors. That's going to be awesome to watch. Take care you guys.....see you tomorrow :)

[@laurenbutler3452]

How awesome! It was an educational demonstration by Dan! Thanks!

[@clindsay8362]

The copper will get a verdigris patina over time, and look good with the turquoise diamonds. Wonderful! 🥰

[@Sus-tq7sp]

The THING is fabulous!

[@JulieaBennett]

Hoisting up those wooden posts by hand must be excellent for the biceps and pectoral muscles! What a great job you are all doing! It's getting closer and closer to being wet-proofed/dried in!

[@glenyscallaghan1195]

That is looking amazing ,what a vision you must have.❤❤❤❤

[@pattywise2842]

Looks wonderful. So exciting to see you working so hard and smart. What is your background Dan. So smart. I love watching all the videos. I’m someone who knows zero about construction. But find it all fascinating. Best wishes and blessings to you all.

[@lindabrooks8242]

Dan always has a plan! I don't know anything about construction, but, I always trust, that between Dan and the Team, things will go well.❤

[@coolhand6669]

I never thought you would get this far congratulations to you guys it's actually looking like a real chateau

[@marvincarter870]

Welcome back and progress moving forward on the turret. Sure would like to see the windows get installed to keep the rain out. Of course Dan already knows that!

[@grendel_nz]

I'm not a fan of extra windows. It's extra maintenance. Keeping roof lines simple is also cheaper, quicker and MUCH easier to build. Where you xan, design for reduced future maintenance. Save future self / owners any unnecessary costs 🤞

[@shrek2567]

Dan the teacher. Impressive result.

[@cindya.esquivel6876]

The majority of us trust your judgement, I mean considering we only see a 10-15 minute of the construction. Absolutely love what you and Nick and Brian and Cameron and orange pants man have done ❤ awesome

[@lynnesmith5718]

It’s nothing to do with us! Not our chateau! Our trust is not required surely!

[@StizelSwik]

Orange pants man = Calvin. :D just so you know.

[@cindya.esquivel6876]

@@StizelSwik thank you, wasn't sure and didn't want to post the wrong name

[@cindya.esquivel6876]

@@lynnesmith5718 surely it is not, but I will support and encourage Dan. And if you can believe it has nothing to do with you God bless

[@twx8626]

Love the design and look... In an old video you downloaded of gutters you can see that there was a water drainage problem in the house. In a particularly rainy area, it is advisable to add some drainage pipes that come down from the roof, if it is copper at every angle, it will add beauty to the house :)

[@mmeyerr7867]

Hey hey from sunny USA!! ❤❤❤❤

[@catherinesteele598]

Fantastic job! Thanks for explaining Dan.Dan,Nick,and Brian 🥰🍺🍺🍺

[@lloydmckibbanjr5806]

my week revolves around, WHEN IS THE NEXT VIDEO COMING OUT!!! It's starting to look so good.

[@47Ducat]

Bonsoir Dan,quel bon boulot avec ton équipe je te suis depuis le début et je m’émerveille de voir les travaux avancés avec dextérité et justesse. En France nous avons une personne qui a été nommé par notre président qui s’appelle Stephane Bern il a été nommé pour s’occuper des monuments,peut-être qu’il pourrait t’aider pour le financement des travaux. Cela s’appelle La Fondation du Patrimoine. Bon courage prenez soin de vous à toute l’equipe.

[@srqlisa7881]

“Very flush” lmao that’s a new one Amazing designs ahead

[@catonicme2896]

Your explanation about the structural strength of the hangmen makes some sense Dan when you look at it from the perspective of the downward forces as you demonstrated with your glued model. It makes much less sense when the turret will be subject to swirling loads arising from a storm which will hit the hangmen from all sides, especially laterally, not just vertically. It looks to me as though it would be good to have more bracing (brackets etc) to stop or reduce sideways movement where the hangmen fix to your wooden beam you have screwed into the wall.

[@grendel_nz]

Indeed. What's to stop the entire, completely unaerodynamic, turret section from being blown off in a storm? Don't trust old mortar. It wasn't designed for future crazy storms. I guess the copper underskirt is designed to stop up-drafts, if you will. To reduce uplift forces.

[@tuppyglossop222]

Not at all convinced by that explanation about the hangmen. I would love to hear what his engineer has to say about it all.