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A nice steampunk look, good idea !

@@thevaultedworkshop765 copper paint is a great idea, also you can check foil wrap, like the one used in cars.

@@josemariamoreiramartinez6904 Good idea also, thanks !

Thanks !

Thanks ! For the Radon you can't find it since it's a invisible gas, I use an electronic radon sensor from Algade a small company in the region who specializes in Radon measurements.It probably use a silicon photodiode at the core.

Thanks ! That's a great idea, I think it could work with a bit of roughing the surface. The only downside I foresee it that the whitewash is quite mat and it would be less easy to clean, since the pipe will tend to attract a lot of dust.

@@thevaultedworkshop765 Yes, I see. I did not think of that. Its a bit inconvenient but hopefully no one will notice dust 🙂

@@si_vis_amari_ama They may be some products I can add to the whitewash to make it more sealed also.

It's on the bottom of the list for now, but I agree it could look better. I'd like to paint it, but I don't think it could disappear into the wall so rather than hiding it I would maybe put it forward with a bold color scheme. Or as a person suggested maybe a limewash could be nice.

Yeah, I can't wait, still a lot to do even after the repointing is finished but hopefully it'll be more "fun" work.

so good, it can be a massive pain to put in place, but the pay off is great.

I was wondering about the communism ;)

I know, I keep teasing :) I think I'll make a video centered on that at some point.

Yeah, just happenstance, the next one will be on the "regular" schedule...

Yeah it would, and I've looked a little bit at those and how to apply them. It seems quite a task and I don't think that having a perfect floor is mandatory for a workshop. And I'd like to have it done as quickly as possible. But I may change my mind. It would allow for some kind of pvc flooring. The epoxy process does not appeal to me that much. I'd prefer a good floor paint over it. Easier to apply and touch up.

Thanks ! Glad you like it!

Thanks ! And I am, but good grief that was a long time ago.

:) It's also hard to fix so... Thanks !

Thanks ! I appear calm because you don't hear the swearword's in the timelapses...

Yep... But I hope it'll be a bit more fun and less time consuming than what I already did.

Thank you !

It's not far from a septic tank except for the septic part. This area was used for all the waste of the house when we bought it. I discovered it and had the vendors make the corrections with regular sanitation pipes to the city network instead and emptying the poop cellar.

Thank you !

I have some ideas about that, don't despair :)

At the very least :)

I've thought about it and it would genuinely be my prefered option. But it would be such a time sink and for a workshop it seems excessive. Also there are the two trap doors which further complicate the issue.

@@thevaultedworkshop765 it could just be bricks laid on the side.

@@janjrgensen6134 If I stumble on the perfect source, maybe I'll be tempted. We'll see, I still have a bit of time to change my mind.

Not easy to be funny when your looking at yourself mirrored in the lens, but I'll keep trying

Me too, they used it as a technical space let's say to pass a lot of cables. Easier cheaper at the time I guess, as is often the case.

Thanks for all the comments ! Glad to see you go through the whole adventure !

Thanks ! Yeah I'm pretty lucky in that area !

Thanks ! I love it too, it's a bit tricky to do in edit because it's compressing the signal 5000 times the original length sometimes but it's worth it !

Yeah that's what I did basically, my big bag gave way in the middle though... And the sandbag got jettisoned.. The handle stitches are the weak point on those things it seems. I got a new one now :)

Thank you ! That's some dedication, glad you like the serie. For the undercellar, I'm sorry to say that the prospect of emptying it is receding in probability every time I add some dirt in it... I'd really like to do something with it at some point but the hassle/benefit scale is not very favorable. As for the tunnel unfortunately that's not something I would explore since it's not under the property parcel. And the collapse happened for a serious reason it seems, probably heavy work on the "new" street above. So it would be very very tricky to undo that.

@@thevaultedworkshop765 I understand the hassle/benefit scale all too well. I wonder if the vacuum truck hose could fit all the way down and suck it up from there so it didn't need to be carried up first?

@@dirkschippers2957 That would be the only way I would do it, I've now put too much dirt by hand down there to bring it back up :). They had to use their longer hose extension just for the cellar if I recall correctly. But it may be possible to ask for additional hoses and the path is "mostly" straight I guess. I'm a little worried about the structural integrity of everything though if I were to remove a lot of dirt at once. I'm sure it could be assessed and done. If I make it as a youtuber I hereby pledge I'll invest every youtube pennie into this project :) !

Thanks ! No problem as long as you can follow :)

No problem ! Have at it ! Thanks.

Merci ;)

That's true, it's not really helping cooling the house unfortunately since there is a dead level between us and the cellar. There is a balance to find between renewing the air for the radon and not getting too much humidity in.

Thanks ! I think they worked in a much more efficient way than I, and they built the whole damn thing with far less good tool and material than I have. That said I hope they would be glad I'm putting so much effort restoring and respecting (as much as I can) their work.

@@thevaultedworkshop765.. Yes but don't forget.. You're on your own bro. ✊🏻✊🏻

@@baxterboy23 Good point :)

Thanks !

Thanks, I appreciate that ! I don't have a regular schedule, and I had a 2 year hiatus, which I'm sure TH-cam dont like at all. I don't have enough view to think about being monetized yet :) I really don't do it for the money though, it's mainly to share the project with friends and strangers and to document my work and progress. And despite the additional workload it has helped me work a bit harder and continuously than without a channel.

@@thevaultedworkshop765 Thank you for sharing, I'm glad that it helps with motivation as I'm sure you would have a busy life and videos a more work. Look forward to next time. A bientôt !

Thanks for the comment, I'll look into that !

" Perfect scenario for paralysis by analysis." Nice way to put it :) Thanks !

Me too :) Thank you !

It's a really good channel. Well produced, interesting project, super cool building. But if the algorithm doesn't pick you up, there's nothing you can do. Best we can do is maximize watch time…

Thanks, could be nice :) but I'm okay being a small TH-camr for now, and after the cellar is finished I won't be that interesting I'd wager.

@@thevaultedworkshop765 I'm afraid you are right, i follow many boat rebuild channels but when the boat is ready and the videos become sailing videos, and i'm not intrested in that. But you have a amazing cellar, I'm envious 🙂

@@HakkaDakka ​ Nice analogy ! My last hope is making a hour long video of the whole process at the end and pray for it to go viral :)

@@thevaultedworkshop765 Well i will watch it!

Thanks ! I think it's because of my very unregular video schedule, you need to amorce the pump and maintain it constantly I guess.

Thanks for the insight! I think it makes sense, but it's difficult to say it the undercellar was contemporary with the water basin. I'm convinced that at some point the cellar was used as a smith shop, the stone stairs lead to the "smith's street" but it would not explain the basin in my opinion. So maybe the basin and the canal dug into the rock is more ancient than the current layout of the cellar and also maybe the undercellar.

Thanks, no problem !

I think that's right, thanks to another viewer who contacted me and had the same issue. This place in particular is cold and the warm hair from outside condenses in those places. Seems to makes sense.

Thanks !

Thanks !