Pouring the edge footing for my garage

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

All the previous work leading up to this is covered in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWHFda1_nrBsZ9E

[@zhenyapan9851]

Thanks! we watching your videos with my 10 y.o daughter every time )

[@petter5721]

Tack, bra kämpat 👍🏻

[@rebemyths573]

What kind of pants are those you wear?

[@Benoit83B]

@3:31, I just realised your garage will be right in front on your house across the road! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Niiiiice🤣🤣🤣

[@Jeffery_H]

KZbin didn't tell me about the upload but yay, its now out

[@jameslawson8193]

Love the fact you’re posting frequently again. Welcome back

[@kotygoroschkostudios8326]

You probably won't believe me... but this is the only channel that I never skip. Your last video was about 5 hours long and I did not skip it. This is just pure quality!

[@NicolasGuitarist]

Me too!!

[@MickOhrberg]

Yeah same. Not sure what it is, but just super cool content.

[@gordonagent7037]

Oh that’s BS, I bet you didn’t…….lmao, just kidding. Me too

[@kotygoroschkostudios8326]

@@gordonagent7037 😂nah don’t worry I did do some small brakes to get some new drinks.

[@anthonywilson2346]

Ditto- just love it🇬🇧😊

[@MrPhotodoc]

The camera angles and locations really add to the production on theses projects. Thanks for the extra work.

[@99andrianmonk]

Where do I start: the videography of this channel is one of the best not only from clarity standpoint but also the perspectives offered. The amount and quality of work done is also second to none. Your knowledge and ability to handle multiple trades and address whatever comes your way is truly commendable. I look forward to viewing your videos. Please keep them coming.

[@devops9506]

Your video production quality is higher than of those with 1M subscribers! Keep up the good work my friend!

[@Grapfruitidet]

This guy has access to every tool and resource that you can imagine just lying around.

[@anton8044]

What on earth can't you do? I've never seen a genius like you! Civil engineering, electrical systems, control technology, filming, welding-you’re fluent in perfect English even though you're supposedly from Sweden. I don’t know how old you are, but every single piece of work you deliver feels so professional and efficient, as if you’ve been doing it for the past 40 years, yet you’re clearly not 60 years old, haha. What I’ve learned so far takes so much time to master, but you’ve nailed it all so perfectly - huge respect man!

[@Davey29]

This guy should have millions of views on these video’s, man’s a genius. Come on people, spread the word👍👍👍

[@HrMarek]

That concrete truck driver was really chill. In my experience some of them get really cranky when they arrive and see two guys and a wheelbarrow.

[@Kevin986_]

I love your videos. Very soothing to watch. The way you operate the equipment is like watching an artist sculpt. So good!

[@JorisV1983]

Dream build. A shop next to a lake perfect heated and insulated concrete floor. This building is going to be perfect.

[@everestyeti]

I'm not even there and I'm already cold, it's going to be a brilliant workshop / garage.👍

[@78jog89]

Your videos are the best. I always look forward to them, and am never disappointed.

[@stilljens]

There is no channel where I press the like button and then watch the video and I'm never disappointed. Last time I watched the 5 hour marathon and didn't skip a second. I can't even explain why these videos are so captivating. I think it's because you see the progress, how something is created. An inner need that wants to be satisfied. I am self-employed, some of the things I do today will only bear fruit in many years. That is sometimes very tiring. I wish I had the time, the space, the equipment and the skills to build such a garage. 😊

[@letmelooktv]

Great to see the follow up so quick. Nice one. Love your content.

[@kungen2776]

This channel is gonna hit 250k before 2025! Awesome stuff my fellow swede!

[@PLAWorkshop]

Nice that your concrete guy waited for you to unload in a wheelbarrow one at a time - that will not happen in the UK!

[@Marrk001]

Balkans too lol. He would pour it all out in the middle and then u can take your time to spread it where u want it😆

[@AW-Services]

Yet another brilliant video and update on the build. A lovely surprise to see this and greetings from Devon UK 🇬🇧

[@pablo12GR]

Just wow man! The quality of your videos and the value that they give are over the top. Plus you take the time to explain every step or side job you do. As other comments that I've read said the amount of work and dedication you put in your videos are much more than other channels with millions of subscribers and that is something to admire. Keep up the amazing work you are doing! Many thanks

[@rushd45]

Very interesting to see the differences between you and US construction. The water thermal heating idea is great, can't wait to see the install.

[@NOELTM]

Huge effort you are putting in with this project. Bravo to you - it's looking great!

[@Coole-ee1vg]

Swedish standard work...

[@canadianpopeye8066]

I wish I was young again keep up the great work .

[@henryj8965]

cannot wait to see your next video, well done M. Bjoernstroem

[@AJ29430]

Opening up the drain was impressive, cheers from a very hot West Australia

[@halkuhns8070]

Awesome! Particularly the boat shots at the end! Thanks!

[@waste0ftime1]

Great job Mr Björnström as always 😎 Hats off! 🙇‍♂️🇸🇪

[@jakint0sh]

10:21 this is a wonderful shot here, your cinematography is always on point!

[@DenHvideHund]

Impressive work. Looking forward to the next video

[@big_trains_tv]

Awesome workmanship 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Always remember work smart not hard⁉️👍🏻

[@ronm3245]

I thought the nearby body of water was a river, but you then called it a lake a couple of times. Now it's a full-on SEA! Everything just keeps on getting better!

[@OLBastholm]

If I'm not mistaken, the Swedish word for lake is much closer to the English word sea, so it's a very easy mistake to make.

[@juliestrother167]

I could watch you all day every day. Amazing progress 👏🏼 ❤xx

[@g-man7938]

You seem to be such a pleasant young man. I hope the concrete truck driver was able to recover, I know that remote control had to get heavy over time lol. One of the true benefits of KZbin is getting to see the different construction techniques around the world, awesome job as always. Definitely one of the better channels.👍🏻

[@DanKoning777]

Thanks for another great video Mattias; good content, editing, etc-even the fact that you take the time to include "imperial units" of measurement. It may be of little to no consequence to some, but after 66 yrs of using one system of measurement, it's the only thing that computes. 🤔 Looking forward to the next video.

[@OHM0LO]

Great content as always. I'd say you are as close as one can get to being a real life Mulle Meck character. =)

[@That1ufo]

Just in time, I Finally finished watching the 5hr video.

[@bradfordjones71]

Another great video Mattias. The garage is coming together; looks great so far. Side note: I can literally sit and watch yours and "Ants Pants" channel all day, no matter how long the video is -- getting nothing done that I need to do. ha ha.

[@stoveguy2133]

Looking forward to enclosed garage. With heat. So nice in winter

[@kicknhobo]

Ive been waiting all week for this!

[@gregshirk7220]

You’re such a wonderful young man. I’ve watched the entire build.

[@justjoe7313]

This is soooo goood!!! Thank you for posting the video, it's very interesting! And BIG thanks for english subtitles!!!

[@ORiordan124]

Top quality work! I understand the extra time required to film such a task, but it is so worth it, and be able to look back in years to come!

[@JFirn86Q]

I watched the entire long 1st video, and it was awesome. Not sure why. So I'm committed now! Greetings from the US. Interesting building products you guys use.

[@Prairiedrifter1]

The Scandinavian workhorse is back!

[@AlienX511]

You lucky that this year long autumn with relatively good weather

[@RayChitra]

Always enjoy watching these video's living where we never get below freezing its always interesting to see thick ice/frozen ground and deep snow. One thing with your centre drain feeding out into the wild you might want to have an oil Seperator somewhere in that line, maybe you haven't got that far yet.

[@OLBastholm]

I don't know what an oil separator is, but he mentioned something about one in either this or the last video.

[@aleexolsson]

Just finished watching the first part 20 min ago! This is wonderful!

[@NUTTER8291]

WHAT NO 5 HOUR VIDEO 😢 been looking forward to this !! 😊

[@SA-76234]

Thanks for sharing friend. I really enjoy your videos.

[@pezz38]

Great video as per usual.

[@nitrofoxxx]

LOVE your content, keep up the good work, look forward to the next installment.

[@azzu9098]

Last scenes on the lake is epic 🤯🤩

[@MrJewishking]

You’ve inspired me to start building things in my garden 😁

[@Baboonass]

Vilket redigt bygge! Snyggt 👌

[@cleenlivin]

Enjoy watching the progress. 👍👍 You and your buddy filling those forms looked like hard work.

[@AUMINER1]

good looking foundation there, can't wait to see the progress :)

[@pannukakku.productions]

Very interesting in every aspect of the build. Nice job!

[@tequestabob]

What a great project! thanks for bringing us along for the adventure. Really like this series.

[@walterverlaan1286]

As always, a pleasure to watch.

[@aliyousef778]

We need another 5 hours video!!

[@bobcrone6151]

Amazing content. Thoroughly enjoy seeing the different construction techniques! Fascinated by the “sea heat” concept. Would love to hear more about the permitting process you may have to undertake with federal agencies and/or local municipalities regarding the lines that you have to install in the river? Is that sort of thing required?

[@robertstewart7744]

Nice job. Haven`t seen anything like this in the USA.

[@danbilokha]

have been waiting for it for days, so cool appreciate you are posting this

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Brilliant job mate

[@aX1o]

Perfect channel for watching while I play some Farming Simulator 25 =)

[@Kevin986_]

I have been watching you for a long time, and I am always amazed by your range of skills. My question is, did you attend school to learn all of these tasks, or did you acquire them on the job? You are truly impressive! One day, you are working as an airport tower controller, the next, you are building a vehicle, and now you are doing construction. Fantastic!

[@paulsustman2709]

Wonderful to have nice neighbors.

[@allanfisher8248]

👍👍👍👍very talented man

[@jonnafry]

Another excellent installment

[@corey_nz]

It's interesting to see the differences needed for this in the cold compared to where I'm from in New Zealand. It gets snowy and cold occasionally here in the South Island, but not for long and not usually ice at all. Having to insulate the ground around the slab to prevent it creeping under and the heating cable for setting the concrete is not something we ever have to do here

[@pawemaocha4726]

Grats from Poland. I see part of myself in you. Well done, bro!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks, going to visit Poland next week!

[@lightscrafts]

Spännande att se resultatet, det kommer bli grymt! ⭐️

[@mrpetit2]

Interesting to see all the insulation techniques to battle the cold.

[@andreasm249]

What nice and educational videos you make! What educations do you have or are you self-taught. I am impressed by the knowledge you possess. Greetings from a new subscriber!

[@canaldrive_r]

Admirável a facilidade que você tem em manipular essas máquinas. Gosto muito do seu canal. Obrigado por compartilhar suas experiências. Abraço do Brasil.

[@Gnarlodious]

Put a sealer on that new floor! It will protect from thermal fluctuations and make it a lot smoother for working on. Swab it right on wet concrete for a good cure.

[@lord_osos]

Eyyyyy nice the night is saved

[@paweisyn7446]

Cześć Mattias. Pozdrawiam z Polski.

[@Paddington60]

Thank you, excellent video.

[@IMegbil]

فديوهاتك رائعة.... الى الامام

[@maestroboy]

10:40 Official merch jacket drop? would roll with this jacket 10/10 times

[@WiscoGrimReaper]

100% agree

[@RGSABloke]

Totally awesome

[@joeclark9042]

Keep up the good work brother I enjoy watching you I subscribe to you a long time ago and I watch you all the time you're on here so keep up the good work I love it bro

[@Lagittaja]

33:50 Inside the cable there is resistance wire, think Kanthal A1 or Nichrome 60 or 80 etc. Similar to what you have in your toaster for example. Which is a certain resistance per meter. If you shorten the heating cable, let's say to half, you cut the resistance in half, effectively increasing the power beyond what the insulation is designed for or current beyond what the plug can handle.

[@Lagittaja]

I remember you have done electrical work before so I'm not aiming the following at you but for everyone else who's interested. Let's say the cable is 50 meters long and it's 3500W at 230V. I = 3500W / 230V = 15.21A R = 230V / 15.21A = ~15,12ohms per 50m or roughly 0.3ohms per meter. Cable cut in half is ~15,12ohms / 2 = ~7,56ohms I = 230V / 7,56ohms = 30,42A P = 230V * 30,42A = 7000W

[@petter5721]

Eureka, the master is back 😀🇸🇪👍🏻

[@stingraydingo]

hey buddy, ive been loving your videos. out of curiosity. what cameras are you using? some of the shots are amazing.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Hi!, In this i used Sony A6700, Gopro 11,12 and Dji mini 3 pro.

[@stingraydingo]

@ thanks for the reply. Funny enough i was watching another one of your videos when you replied Keep up the good work. Very enjoyable videos

[@lucsurmon2623]

👍 as usual 😊

[@joroyle8108]

Love your videos

[@Mogwai1887]

Nya arbetskläder Snyggt;)

[@TechOne7671]

Just superb. 👌

[@Rasher123]

Amazing

[@Gnarlodious]

To explain further @ 33:20 the resistance wire is set to a certain length so as to not overheat. Shortening the wire would decrease the overall resistance and increase the heat of the wire, possibly damaging the concrete cure.

[@mezianka]

hello , I like your job , is very good !!! when is the next video of the construction of the Garage?

[@jimmyj9838]

Great job, looks very strong, i wonder how the sea heating works... hope you explain. rgs from Italy

[@peterjohn63]

You certainly know what's what about almost everything ,And can do it also ,That's rare in one person,, ,,,

[@stigsimo]

nice update

[@TheVitorgoncalves]

Good job guys

[@FStevenSousa]

Are going to continue building the garage through the winter? Great videos keep up the good work. What is your dogs name BTW

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Yes, the outside is mostly done now. Thanks, my dogs name was lilly

[@Joshgiddens]

Brilliant video. What is this “sea heat” system? I’ve never heard of this type of system 😊

[@erik....]

The heat pump generates heat from the fluid inside the pipe (instead of from the air like many heat pumps but they are not as efficient in very cold climate). Then the lake warms up the fluid a bit again while it's pumped around. It's called geothermal heating.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

I'm going to do a video covering that. But It's a method of using the heat from the lake to keep the garage warm during the winter.

[@vmlinuz10]

It's a water to water heat pump system. Similar to geothermal but instead of the ground it uses a large water reservoir (the lake).

[@Joshgiddens]

@@M.BJOERNSTROEM that’s pretty impressive. Looking forward to seeing this system 👍

[@tokslut]

@@Joshgiddens Normal system here in the Nordic countries, my heat system goes straight down in the rock. the hole is 656 feet / 200meters deep straight into the rock and is heating my house and garage. Last year it used ~8.000kWh (for 180m²/ 1,937ft² to heat it (floor heat everywhere) here in the Snow country (Latitude 59°20'04.5"N Stockholm)

[@louisboissinot4524]

You have/follow the same weather as us in Quebec, Canada. Great vids and nice to see you weekly.