Day 7. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2024
- Excavating, setting pipes, building Isodrän and backfilling.
Excavator neuson 6003
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the use of the three axis bucket seems about a dextrous as using one's own hand! Astonishingly flexible and useful. thanks
It is very handy! Without it I do not think I could manage without a helper.
Thank you!
Oh, yes - it is always interesting to follow along on a project where the operator skills are high, the equipment is high quality, the system that is being installed is novel and the finished product is top notch. Great skills never go out of style. 👍
Wow, thank you for all the kind words! :D This series and all the feedback + interaction with viewers has really made me excited to make more and better videos! I have some interesting projects coming up shortly, I will try to get you (the viewers) more involved!
@@Stocksten-wl4ey Looking forward to more interesting projects!
Kul att följa med på projektet.
Superkul att folk verkar tycka det är intressant! 😀
Good job again! Let me ask something. Im not from your country, and I think its different in yours, but you connect the drain pipes around the house to the toiler sewage pipe? also where rain water goes? You could make a closeup how you connect the pipes next time. It could be also interesting to watch, its part of the whole project.
Thank you! :D
Back when this house was built, that was the way they did it usually, we are not allowed to do that anymore. We keep rain water and sewage separate now. Here in town the homeowner have access to municipal pipes for both sewage and rain water that run under most streets. Some properties are not allowed to connect rain/storm water pipes to the municipal ones (they are apparently at max capacity, and more so in heavy rains). The homeowners then have to dispose of the rainwater on the property. Either with no collection of rainwater at all, or with some kind of simple infiltration usually.
This whole project is actually already finished, I did not think I would get this much feedback and interest in this series. But all the awesome feedback will be put to use on the next projects! I have another one of these projects in about a month. I´ll try to be more "up to date" with those videos and upload while still on the project. :D I want to evolve this, but still be able to upload almost daily updates. Perhaps a thorough walkthrough of the project before and after? With daily timelapse updates in-between?
Thank you for the feedback!