Oh my. Definitely not trying this at home! So much experience and knowledge involved in this risk assessment. It is wonderful to watch. The Jenga outtakes were hilarious and clever. Such great content.

Being in the Fire Protection industry, it pleases me greatly to see you installing a sprinkler system.

Looking fantastic! And the Jenga interludes were both funny and illustrative. Looking forward to watching this project unfold.

I will not try this at home, I promise Good job !

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

Great, the message came accross ;)

Great job done on the window well planned and executed. Looking great nice addition to the house.😊😊😊

That's a lot of work for a small window. I'm not a stone worker but that was cool.

We stonecarvers usually have the handle on the angle grinder put on the 'wrong' side, and the cap too, so that the dust blows away from the machine and the operator. At first it'll take some getting used to but once you get the hang of it, it's just much better than being in the full blast all the time, plus the machine lasts longer

Cracking job, well done. Just ordered myself a chisel for breaker.

really impressive masonry work! great job

Fantastic! Continue the good work 💪

Your skills are incredible!

Please look up ‘needle beams’ for a much safer way of doing this sort of work. They shore up the upper part of the building/wall allowing work on the lower part without risk of collapse.

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

Thanks for this good suggestion chris. I added a link to a video explaining your suggestion in detail: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dWaJsKyBmNvLiNI.html

@chris1020

Ай бұрын

Yep that’s the one 👍 Take care thanks for the videos 😁

I really wanna try this at home now

great work fella

i will def. try this at home, since i have - by coincidence- a one meter thick old stone wall in my garden, which needs an opening

so very very beautiful

Good job. But why do you need a sprinkler sistem?

@kieranp4617

Ай бұрын

I’m guessing wild fires. Puts out burning embers if they blow into the windows. And reduces heat from the fire front. They will probably be installing them in the roof ridge line too to stop embers from blowing under the tiles. Common where I am in Australia for fire protection.

grazie, come sempre argomento interessante. Buona Pasqua da Verona. Davide

Incredible work, all on your own. Amazing 🎉🤩

Awesome Awesome Awesome job. Looking forward to next videos❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌👌💯💯💯💯💯

Major successful dangerous job!

EXCELLENT JOB. CONGRATULATIONS

shims and wedges. The key to making small rocks from big ones.

Amazing

I hope to see a new video soon. Love what u do 🎉

Now I know how the pyramids were built😅! Great job, nice to see your progress😉

Very nice.

Hello my Friend Thats a Astonishing Work . Its coming along like a piece of Art ! 👍🏼👌🤙🤗✌

Beautiful! It came out so well

I allready did the same ! I know the risks, good job ! Well done !

Great job!

Can't wait to "try this at home" ;)

Great video. Wonderfull place. Looking forward to follow your progress. BUT I really hope not every 5 minutes to be patronized by the text Do not do this at home!

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment, exaggerated a bit on that as we see from your comments. Didn't know you were so sensitive regarding this text. You can read it as a marker for the parts where serious risks are involved (death, injury).

It looks amazing!!!

So so beautiful!!!!

Beautiful!

Amazing work this 👏

Outstanding!

Συγχαρητήρια Πολύ ωραία δουλεία αλλά και επικίνδυνη Ειδικά εκεί που έκοβες τισ πέτρες με τον τροχό ανάποδα Και πάλι μπράβο σου επειδή τα έκανες όλα μόνο σου

Very ingenious systeme.

WOW, how incredible you are!

Wonderful 😎

Круто! Хорошая, качественная и трудная работа.

Outstanding 🇨🇦

respect from Croatia

Amazing old school techniques! Great Job! I want to do the same to my old house in Tras-os-Montes. Are you in Beira Alta?

@jeroensmit2520

Ай бұрын

Don't try this at home :)

Crazy difficult to do this!

Ahoj , super práca, klobúk dole👍...určite si hasič alebo záchranár😇😁

Wow what a great job. Thanks for taking us along. Your distressing of the snows looks great. And don’t worry i won’t be trying this at home!

Wow! So well done! Is the house near a river?

Aren't sprinklers usually located in the ceiling? Or is the window supposed to be a safe exitroute just in case? Great work, and thanks for the video!

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

Yes there will also be some on the ceiling, but when the window breaks more air comes in, that was what we wanted to prevent.

@Prah123

Ай бұрын

@@vale.do.salgueiro ah to prevent draft, that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.

@thesayxx

Ай бұрын

Not draft but i think hes trying to say if the fire breaks the window the fire will get alot more air to burn bigger and hotter​ inside the house.@@Prah123

@Prah123

Ай бұрын

​@@thesayxx that's what i understood, isn't keeping the windows intact and thus keeping air from entering preventing draft? english isn't my first language

I'm going to try this at my neighbor's home.

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

:D hope you are talking about yenga ...

Great window! But...what is the use of a sprinkler on a house window?

@ELCADAROSA

Ай бұрын

Copied from @kieranp4617, "I’m guessing wild fires. Puts out burning embers if they blow into the windows. And reduces heat from the fire front. They will probably be installing them in the roof ridge line too to stop embers from blowing under the tiles. Common where I am in Australia for fire protection."

What is the mix you use to point stones? I assume it’s lime mortar am I correct?

With the silent movie format, I sometimes am wondering “is he being funny?” Lol I’m STILL not sure about where you hooked up the last stone to the car!

Long time since you posted any updates. I hope you both are doing well

@vale.do.salgueiro

6 күн бұрын

Hi HannaZiadeh, thanks for reaching out. Hope you are also doing good! Yes you are right, we were quite busy with building stuff and our jobs the last month. Unfortunately we could not yet find the freetime to cut the next video, but amount of footage is growing. Hope to upload a new one soon :)

Bel lavoro ! Dove tutto questo ?

Woot!

"Don't try this at home" - How many of us have old stone cottages to not try it in?

nice work.. please why the sprinkler in the window ?????

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

the ruin is a ruin because it had burned down, so we thought .....

You're supposed to put the head in first, then work from there . Safety first, or the building won't stand.

You might want to check how your mortar mix will react with the exposed copper over time and not try it at home.

@vale.do.salgueiro

Ай бұрын

Haha :D thanks for the hint

Where are you guys🤔

Why dont you want me to open my own window? :))

Jenga is fun 😏

@RaisingVoyagers

Ай бұрын

Sorry… already tried this at home 😂 Loved your technique!

@vale.do.salgueiro

5 күн бұрын

:D glad it worked out for you Thanks guys and all the best with your great project in Italy!

@RaisingVoyagers

5 күн бұрын

@@vale.do.salgueiro thanks!!

Bo traballo

Why not just hammer a thin piece of steel in the top then pull the stone out and you braging stone why not use a dolly hand cart and they have a 20in saw saw blade that cut stone it be safer

quite ineffective and time consuming to make wood joints as on 0:10

Чувак, очень много суеты и бессмысленно убитого времени. Видно, что у тебя нет первоначального плана и представления, чего ты хочешь?