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@colethecornstar a word of advice from a contractor. With the scope of work you’re doing you might want to do a safe room next to the movie theater. Steel door or a safe door and instead of wood framing, pour concrete with the door anchored in. You’re out in the country but a room for family to hide in and/or have your guns, documents, family heirlooms etc. might as well while you’re down there.
Seek the help of a sound engineer, in a sound room you want no walls parallel to each other, so yes the rough stone wall is good and will make a great feature. If you do have parallel walls, things like stretched canvas wall hangings, paintings, printed canvas can deaden a room but make them big, floor to ceiling and as wide as is high. Go to a movie theater and have a look at the engineering of the rooms.
With respect to all those people who are asking Cole to be quieter, find the volume button and turn it down. I love his enthusiasm that makes him who he is and has been since he started this channel which I and most others enjoy about it. Cole you keep doing you every day of your entire life. Don't hear anyone complaing about D.C. being loud do ya?❤❤❤
Agree!!! This is a part of Coles video style, the guy has grown his channel to 620,000 in just a few years I say don't fix what isn't broken. This is HIS style that he has used for years and it WORKS. I use earbuds exclusively not once have I ever needed to adjust the volume for his videos coming from another video I might have been watching. I really hope that Cole does not try to change his style for the vocal minority, and remembers that his videos are getting 200,000-500,000 views...a hundred people telling him to "stop Shouting" are NOT by any stretch of the imagination the majority but rather the very vocal tiny minority. And for those who say turning down the volume doesn't work because then when someone else speaks they have to turn it up again, well 99% of the speaking in Coles videos...is him.
Dirt perfect just had that issue a couple months ago.had to dig up a bunch of drain tile all the way back to the dry well, where Aaron found a well rotted possum. Peee yeeww!
Thanks for not yelling all the time, you have a good mic that picks up sound very well. Great progress, and as usual, you don't know what a job is until you get into it!!!!
seriously...of all the TH-cams i watch this channel has THE BEST AND LOUDEST audio. i always have to turn the volume down. i get that they are frequently trying to talk over the loud machines and work, both on an off the camera, but sometimes the yelling is a bit much. i want to reach through the screen and say "it's ok cole, you can use your indoor voice now". hahaha
@@sherilynl4038 I have watched every one of Cole's videos from his very first video, not once did I ever think he was loud of "yelling". I use earbuds exclusively as I have a child who is very sensitive to noise so there is never volume on anything in our house. I have never needed to turn the volume down on his videos. I find all the yelling comments very hard to understand when the vast majority of his viewers do not seem to have this problem with his volume. I don't know, maybe it has something to do with your specific settings on your device? Cole has grown this channel to over 620k,imo he does not need to change the way he makes his videos.
I don't know if you are 100% complete back filling the tile to the creek... but this would be a perfect time to move your tank farther from your house. And on top of that... copper isn't great to be directly buried in the dirt. I would run a 2" pvc chase down a ways with the tile and run a new copper gas line.
Omgosh yay! As one of the recent requesters of your “hey everybody you’re watching Cole the cornstar” beginning line back I am so very happy to see u do this again! This is one of the things about ur channel that made u unique and kept my attention to become a subscriber. Love it! Love that u do thorough research and how honest u are you
Be careful with your computer sitting on top of the microwave, there's a pretty good size magnet in the microwave. Another great video. You've been blessed with great friends.
Roman is a beast. The wall is amazing, I vote for leaving the wall so everyone in the future will see how your home was built originally. And the improvements you have made sense. Looks like more perforated pipe is going to be in your near future.
Roman definitely reached another level of excellence with the work done on the stones. It was absolutely perfect!! You are lucky to have him on your team.
Cole, I cant believe you are only 26 yrs old Same age as my twins So much ability and drive snd thirst for knowledge You have great parents and how wonderful you have kept the footprint history of the house and built from there from your family Well done to you and Roman and Justin
Very good! May I suggest a precast end for your tile with wings and that you shutter the back wall, insert a rebar sheet, and concrete. You can then put a stud wall. You will need acoustic panels in the room. Slabs of rippled foam covered in fabric. We recently had an acoustic engineer in at the public hall where I work to do this and now the sound is great! Regards, Stephen.
@ColeTheCornstar You could build a frame/wall for your exposed wall and make a big tempered glass wall and add lighting to it.. would keep it cleaner and safer for the kids. And an awesome feature to look at your families history.
That would look great... But it would be absolutely terrible for the theater's acoustics. Maybe just a small window or two into the wall, instead of the whole wall.
Roman is so talented that when he said he was going to play sculptor jackhammering the wall, I half expected to see a miniature Mount Rushmore when he was finished! Seriously, is there anything that guy can't do?!
Are you 5:35 going to put some sort of grill on the end of this drainage pipe to keep the little critters from going into it and living there, plugging the pipe with nests, etc.? What about flood waters rising and flooding into your basement area?
Both are going to happen. You cannot gravity drain a foundation... it really is best to pump the water out , up to grade, then to the creek or tile.. sounds stupid, but prevents both occurences.
@cathiwim the same thing as if you had a gravity drain, only you have a way to mitigate the damage.....and no rodents, snakes, or other under slab residents
Cole, I’d form and add 4 inches of concrete and some rebar to the rough side of your foundation walls where they will be “exposed” to the construction of the movie theater. That rubble will deteriorate over time as it oxidizes rather than being buried as it was before. Keep going!
personally as a Mom, I would NOT want that really rough wall exposed in a room where the littles are definitely going to be spending lots of time. Just an accident waiting to happen, even though Roman was able to get some of the sharper edges broken off, just one big push between two rough-housing brother and someone is going to the hospital. if it were me, this would be absolutely covered up.
I been watching your videos since you start removing all the junk (metal , steel and old equipment). I really enjoy the process and know the restoration is very tasking to get it done. Also thanks to Roman and Ron doing a great job. Where is Justin?
I absolutely love the cornstar, it’s the best channel. You’ll have to start another renovation when you’ve finished this one, coz you’re the dream team. Roman also needs a 2 minute section where he pontificates a word of DIY wisdom every show!
I dug ditches years on end...thats easy digging , frozen wet clay with straw stomped into it will take the test of you...broke several mattoxs and wore out a few shovels. My favorite shovels were steel handle , light , fast, and tough. Nothing like throwing a spud bar into the ground as hard as you can and watch it just shiver.
Cole, before backfilling I'd make sure and grade check every 10 feet or so the entire length of the trench and verify its all downhill to the creek. Also, I'd highly suggest a few lines of perferated tile under the basement floor (theatre area) and connect to the tile in the trench. Also a must is a backflow preventer at the creek end of your tile and a critter guard. Other than those items, carry on.
As long as the beginning of the drainage tile is higher than the rest of the tile, the water will flow, even if there are spots that are a little higher or lower than the 1% grade.
I’ve renovated several homes in my life and enjoy your videos. I’m considering buying another property and fixing it up. Thanks for your motivational videos.
Hi guys, Y’all just a getting it. Glad Roman had a chance to talk with us, dude, you’ve been too quiet😂 I knew DC was around when I saw Ellie running around. Everyone take care
Oh my goodness, it's working! How exciting is that. You guys did it. You sounded so excited, as was I 😊❤ Great job. No one can say you, Roman and your friends are lazy. Goodness gracious. But, just think how you can say "We did this".❤😊
Every man needs his own Castle with a molt , you are only missing a drawbridge and maybe some sharks and gators lol Awesome 😎👍 and thanks for holding your cool even in the hardest times ..
Oh Cole, you wonderful sweet young man. It was so easy to listen to you today! I was not about to complain on here because I love what you are doing so much, but you dialed it down a notch today, and that made listening so enjoyable. But I know it's exciting when you get the water running or some other problem solved, so sometimes it is going to come through in your voice. Again, thank you. You came across beautifully today.
Wowzer!! Head spinning!! Way over my head all your explaining. But it doesn’t matter. You know what is going on and are on top of it. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. Go team crazy contractors!!
I love the work here! Given the length of run on your drain, I would consider using an 8” or 10” PVC culvert bs the 4” line. I have replaced several 4” lines that frost has broken up or collapsed. You will also greatly reduce the likelihood of frozen lines in the spring.
Hey Cole, Does That Shovel Use Diesel, Or Gas??? Roman, Brother What A "GREAT" Jack-Of-All-Trades, Dude You Know Everything About Everything Construction Site Work!! Both You GUY'S "ROCK"!!! Keep Up The Good Work! Later!
I'm envisioning a red carpet grand opening of the Cornstar Underground Theater. All the family members of every contributing building individual attending in star-studded apparel/fashion. Then all the "builders" poised for a picture that's framed like a movie poster at the entrance...for prosperity 🎉🎉🎉
I know the views aren’t up on the house project and I know your family and you don’t care about those views… but the heated floor the 2 electrical box’s and just everything your doing more and more people will turn in! You and your family (Roman) and his family are amazing.
I had this idea since you guys revealed the wall and the idea of a movie theatre. Leave the rock and give it a border with wood and then put LED lights behind the wood to light up the rock face. For ambient lighting. Hope you read this cole!!!!!!
you will need perc test for leach field plus probably digging all around the house - adding sand and gravel would be a help - leave everything exposed so you can do an allround inspection and get alt opinions besides just you and ronco, think about finishing all plumbing too then you can move on and pour, you want it perfect; the rest of the job will be comparatively easier. you should shoot grades and then shoot again - double check your work. I think tons more gravel will end up being your best firend
Love the idea of keeping the rocks at the back of the theatre. But the theatre must function so if they have to be covered to prevent sound issues then so be it.
I know a passive system of drains is simple and least expensive, but for the amount of water you are seeing I think a proactive approach is needed. 2 or 3 sump pumps would not come amiss. And they could drain into your leech field that you already have in place.
Hi Cole, be sure to put wire screening around the discharge opening that will be in the stream / creek. many years ago we had a similar scenario and a ground hog came in our basement!! I rat can get in a 1" hole and a mouse can get in a 1/2" hole!!!
Reminds me of the verse of the song of being in the Army: "You'll never get rich while digging a ditch! " Cole + Roman + + Ron +Juston = Cole's army (Cedric behind the scenes.)
Hey Cole. If you are going to keep the stone wall for decor it may pay to put a clear coating over it to seal it up and keep the moisture out of the underground movie theatre 🎥
That sounds like a great idea to leave the rock exposed on the backside of the underground movie theater. After it's all cleaned out maybe you could spray it with something that will waterproof it and make it look a little shiny like polished rocks. It would make a great conversation piece and show how they originally built it.
Hey Cole, I might have an idea for you. So at the stage where the dirt pile was in the start of the last video, I would have put Top Soil on it and made a vegtable garden, I think that could be a nice landscape feature. But the pile got really big now and I dont know how much you and your family are into gardening vegtables.
Yep, looks like an underground natural spring to me. Good luck and I would ask an expert as to how to relocate the water. Maybe where it is coming out "down stream" dig yourself a deeper, bigger hole to make a pond for fishing and/or swimming. When it happens to overflow just put a pipe from the pond to the stream, thus keeping the stream going.
If i might make a suggestion, If you keep the rock wall in the background of the room put a plaque on there with everyone's names on it who had a hand in building the place and the date. Might make a nice show piece for the room, just a suggestion. always good in 30 years to reflect back on and for your kids to remind them.
@Cole The Cornstar If you decide to keep the foundation wall showing you should coat it with a clear epoxy resin. Acoustic impact will be minimal because it will be the only surface in the room like that. (no other thing to echo off of)
What gets me here is that instead of digging this enormous trench in the ground and dealing with all these issues, all that time and effort could have been spent putting real quality soundproofing in the attic space to make an amazing theater in much less time. Added bonus, your family could be moved out of your parent's house and in their own home before the year end. This project is just taking up time and resources.
Cole you need to put in multiple drain fields under the movie theatre area something along the lines of a French drain and connect them all to your main drain field line.
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Love it Cole, thanks for the videos, I enjoy ever one of them, keep up the great work
the rock back wall works well as a diffuser. all other walls will be absorbers, so gonna to be cool.
@colethecornstar a word of advice from a contractor. With the scope of work you’re doing you might want to do a safe room next to the movie theater. Steel door or a safe door and instead of wood framing, pour concrete with the door anchored in. You’re out in the country but a room for family to hide in and/or have your guns, documents, family heirlooms etc. might as well while you’re down there.
@@Spawn303i second this. also for extreme weather events
Seek the help of a sound engineer, in a sound room you want no walls parallel to each other, so yes the rough stone wall is good and will make a great feature. If you do have parallel walls, things like stretched canvas wall hangings, paintings, printed canvas can deaden a room but make them big, floor to ceiling and as wide as is high. Go to a movie theater and have a look at the engineering of the rooms.
With respect to all those people who are asking Cole to be quieter, find the volume button and turn it down. I love his enthusiasm that makes him who he is and has been since he started this channel which I and most others enjoy about it. Cole you keep doing you every day of your entire life. Don't hear anyone complaing about D.C. being loud do ya?❤❤❤
Yeah that'll work great, turn the volume down when Cole speaks and up whenever anyone else speaks.
Agree!!! This is a part of Coles video style, the guy has grown his channel to 620,000 in just a few years I say don't fix what isn't broken. This is HIS style that he has used for years and it WORKS.
I use earbuds exclusively not once have I ever needed to adjust the volume for his videos coming from another video I might have been watching. I really hope that Cole does not try to change his style for the vocal minority, and remembers that his videos are getting 200,000-500,000 views...a hundred people telling him to "stop Shouting" are NOT by any stretch of the imagination the majority but rather the very vocal tiny minority. And for those who say turning down the volume doesn't work because then when someone else speaks they have to turn it up again, well 99% of the speaking in Coles videos...is him.
I never thought I'd be so invested in watching someone dig a hole.
Right?! Interesting how he can make something so mundane so...gripping?
@@Mrs.Silversmith 😂
And what a mighty hole been dug! 😂
Or so happy that there was water coming out the end!🎉
Good, you got 127 episodes to enjoy it.
Best put a screen on that drain end. Wouldn't be the 1st time a possum or other critter decided to check out the new human thingy.
Great suggestion
Dirt perfect just had that issue a couple months ago.had to dig up a bunch of drain tile all the way back to the dry well, where Aaron found a well rotted possum. Peee yeeww!
Yeah dirt perfect has a video on the chaos that causes lol
Roman is the perfect example of what a hard working man is about. Man is a savage.
You don’t even know him. You only see clips that they want you to see. You see less than 1% of their lives.
Thanks for not yelling all the time, you have a good mic that picks up sound very well. Great progress, and as usual, you don't know what a job is until you get into it!!!!
😅 That is why I skip his Cole the Cornstar intor's.
@@X3bandsme how many times do we need to hear how much this house cost his grandfather
I have to keep my volume cut back to half when Cole talks(yells), & I am 86 years old.
seriously...of all the TH-cams i watch this channel has THE BEST AND LOUDEST audio. i always have to turn the volume down. i get that they are frequently trying to talk over the loud machines and work, both on an off the camera, but sometimes the yelling is a bit much. i want to reach through the screen and say "it's ok cole, you can use your indoor voice now". hahaha
@@sherilynl4038 I have watched every one of Cole's videos from his very first video, not once did I ever think he was loud of "yelling". I use earbuds exclusively as I have a child who is very sensitive to noise so there is never volume on anything in our house. I have never needed to turn the volume down on his videos. I find all the yelling comments very hard to understand when the vast majority of his viewers do not seem to have this problem with his volume. I don't know, maybe it has something to do with your specific settings on your device? Cole has grown this channel to over 620k,imo he does not need to change the way he makes his videos.
I don't know if you are 100% complete back filling the tile to the creek... but this would be a perfect time to move your tank farther from your house. And on top of that... copper isn't great to be directly buried in the dirt. I would run a 2" pvc chase down a ways with the tile and run a new copper gas line.
Great job Cole and Roman. You two are so physically gifted. You are really taking advantage of your youth’s strength and endurance. Great to watch.
I doubt a copper line us even up to current code.
I love watching Roman work. Or I should say I love watching Roman's muscles work.
I'm so interested in this house😊 can't wait to see you and your family in this finished mansion!!
Omgosh yay! As one of the recent requesters of your “hey everybody you’re watching Cole the cornstar” beginning line back I am so very happy to see u do this again! This is one of the things about ur channel that made u unique and kept my attention to become a subscriber. Love it! Love that u do thorough research and how honest u are you
you should add a flap valve to the end of your tile line. Prevents water coming back up your line and keeps out varmints and dirt etc.
Roman is a beast! It's looking great Cole! Can't wait to see the finished product!
Not gonna lie, I’ll be glad when this hole is dug and the rebuilding begins.
Yeah it’s getting hard to watch this level of insanity.
Roman is priceless! Good work everyone!
I’m obsessed with this series lol. You’re making such good progress! Ron def knows what he’s doing in that machine
Plzzz make your video's longer!! Im addicted! ❤❤
That interior rock wall will be a great feature.
Be careful with your computer sitting on top of the microwave, there's a pretty good size magnet in the microwave. Another great video. You've been blessed with great friends.
Hope you grow old in your house and never have a problem with water in your basement.❤
Roman is a beast. The wall is amazing, I vote for leaving the wall so everyone in the future will see how your home was built originally. And the improvements you have made sense. Looks like more perforated pipe is going to be in your near future.
still time to change from movie theater to indoor pool!!!
Roman definitely reached another level of excellence with the work done on the stones. It was absolutely perfect!! You are lucky to have him on your team.
Cole, I cant believe you are only 26 yrs old
Same age as my twins
So much ability and drive snd thirst for knowledge
You have great parents and how wonderful you have kept the footprint history of the house and built from there from your family
Well done to you and Roman and Justin
Very good! May I suggest a precast end for your tile with wings and that you shutter the back wall, insert a rebar sheet, and concrete. You can then put a stud wall. You will need acoustic panels in the room. Slabs of rippled foam covered in fabric. We recently had an acoustic engineer in at the public hall where I work to do this and now the sound is great! Regards, Stephen.
@ColeTheCornstar
You could build a frame/wall for your exposed wall and make a big tempered glass wall and add lighting to it.. would keep it cleaner and safer for the kids. And an awesome feature to look at your families history.
AWESOME IDEA 💕🇦🇺💕
That would look great... But it would be absolutely terrible for the theater's acoustics. Maybe just a small window or two into the wall, instead of the whole wall.
Roman is so talented that when he said he was going to play sculptor jackhammering the wall, I half expected to see a miniature Mount Rushmore when he was finished! Seriously, is there anything that guy can't do?!
Are you 5:35 going to put some sort of grill on the end of this drainage pipe to keep the little critters from going into it and living there, plugging the pipe with nests, etc.? What about flood waters rising and flooding into your basement area?
Had the exact same thought! Great minds
Both are going to happen. You cannot gravity drain a foundation... it really is best to pump the water out , up to grade, then to the creek or tile.. sounds stupid, but prevents both occurences.
@@mikerhodeback9636what happens when the electricity is gone?
@cathiwim the same thing as if you had a gravity drain, only you have a way to mitigate the damage.....and no rodents, snakes, or other under slab residents
Backflow preventer please???
Cole, I’d form and add 4 inches of concrete and some rebar to the rough side of your foundation walls where they will be “exposed” to the construction of the movie theater. That rubble will deteriorate over time as it oxidizes rather than being buried as it was before. Keep going!
Could he cover it with a sealant to stop the erosion ?
i don't think the rocks and concrete will deteriorate inside the house.
outside with rain and freeze cycle yes but inside?
In the words of Marv from Home Alone 2: "Wow, what a hole."
You've been watching a simulation.
personally as a Mom, I would NOT want that really rough wall exposed in a room where the littles are definitely going to be spending lots of time. Just an accident waiting to happen, even though Roman was able to get some of the sharper edges broken off, just one big push between two rough-housing brother and someone is going to the hospital. if it were me, this would be absolutely covered up.
I been watching your videos since you start removing all the junk (metal , steel and old equipment). I really enjoy the process and know the restoration is very tasking to get it done. Also thanks to Roman and Ron doing a great job. Where is Justin?
It’s always fun to watch Roman! What a good guy!😊
I absolutely love the cornstar, it’s the best channel. You’ll have to start another renovation when you’ve finished this one, coz you’re the dream team. Roman also needs a 2 minute section where he pontificates a word of DIY wisdom every show!
That's the creepiest, homosexual thing I've read online in a while. Why 2 minutes? Is that how long it takes you?
I dug ditches years on end...thats easy digging , frozen wet clay with straw stomped into it will take the test of you...broke several mattoxs and wore out a few shovels. My favorite shovels were steel handle , light , fast, and tough. Nothing like throwing a spud bar into the ground as hard as you can and watch it just shiver.
Cole, before backfilling I'd make sure and grade check every 10 feet or so the entire length of the trench and verify its all downhill to the creek. Also, I'd highly suggest a few lines of perferated tile under the basement floor (theatre area) and connect to the tile in the trench. Also a must is a backflow preventer at the creek end of your tile and a critter guard. Other than those items, carry on.
As long as the beginning of the drainage tile is higher than the rest of the tile, the water will flow, even if there are spots that are a little higher or lower than the 1% grade.
I’ve renovated several homes in my life and enjoy your videos. I’m considering buying another property and fixing it up. Thanks for your motivational videos.
Holy cow. That is one huge hole. Serious earth being moved.
Run the tile all the way under the floor. That way, there will be no water building up under the movie theater. Keep up the great work guys!
I was so excited to see water coming out of that pipe. You guys are doing great!
Definitely leave the wall for the basement!! Love it!!
Cole I'm glad your fixing everything now all the way to the foundation you will save money in the end.. Steve from WV
Hi guys,
Y’all just a getting it. Glad Roman had a chance to talk with us, dude, you’ve been too quiet😂
I knew DC was around when I saw Ellie running around.
Everyone take care
Nice job using the power of gravity to get that water out of your basement ! 👍
Using that little tool proves that you are level-headed after all. 😏😜
You guys are digging another Grand Canyon! 😮
I came here for the farming content but thoroughly enjoy the bonus renovation content.
Under 5mins Club, can't get enough of this build!!!
Getting a friend like Roman is better than winning any lottery.
Oh my goodness, it's working! How exciting is that. You guys did it. You sounded so excited, as was I 😊❤ Great job. No one can say you, Roman and your friends are lazy. Goodness gracious. But, just think how you can say "We did this".❤😊
Every man needs his own Castle with a molt , you are only missing a drawbridge and maybe some sharks and gators lol
Awesome 😎👍 and thanks for holding your cool even in the hardest times ..
Yes use that rock wall! Nice work Roman!
Oh Cole, you wonderful sweet young man. It was so easy to listen to you today! I was not about to complain on here because I love what you are doing so much, but you dialed it down a notch today, and that made listening so enjoyable. But I know it's exciting when you get the water running or some other problem solved, so sometimes it is going to come through in your voice. Again, thank you. You came across beautifully today.
He still needs to back off on the yelling.
Wowzer!! Head spinning!! Way over my head all your explaining. But it doesn’t matter. You know what is going on and are on top of it. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏.
Go team crazy contractors!!
Great work Ron Cole and Roman Coming along Nicely
Didn’t realize how big the hole is until I saw Ron walk into it, while Cole was in foreground. 😮
I love the work here! Given the length of run on your drain, I would consider using an 8” or 10” PVC culvert bs the 4” line. I have replaced several 4” lines that frost has broken up or collapsed. You will also greatly reduce the likelihood of frozen lines in the spring.
Nice to see the water flowing where you want it!
Thank you for less yelling, much better.
Hey Cole, Does That Shovel Use Diesel, Or Gas??? Roman, Brother What A "GREAT" Jack-Of-All-Trades, Dude You Know Everything About Everything Construction Site Work!! Both You GUY'S "ROCK"!!! Keep Up The Good Work! Later!
Awesome video guys. Thank you very much. Roman is the MAN
I'm envisioning a red carpet grand opening of the Cornstar Underground Theater. All the family members of every contributing building individual attending in star-studded apparel/fashion. Then all the "builders" poised for a picture that's framed like a movie poster at the entrance...for prosperity 🎉🎉🎉
Another awesome update!
Roman's a MACHINE
I know the views aren’t up on the house project and I know your family and you don’t care about those views… but the heated floor the 2 electrical box’s and just everything your doing more and more people will turn in! You and your family (Roman) and his family are amazing.
Ur channel never disappoints, good job!
The movie theater will make it good bad weather shelter 👍🇺🇸
Hurah for Ron, job well done quickly, ps Roman is a Super keeper!
You Mrs. must be a very patient lady!
I had this idea since you guys revealed the wall and the idea of a movie theatre. Leave the rock and give it a border with wood and then put LED lights behind the wood to light up the rock face. For ambient lighting. Hope you read this cole!!!!!!
Looking great cole
you will need perc test for leach field plus probably digging all around the house - adding sand and gravel would be a help - leave everything exposed so you can do an allround inspection and get alt opinions besides just you and ronco, think about finishing all plumbing too then you can move on and pour, you want it perfect; the rest of the job will be comparatively easier. you should shoot grades and then shoot again - double check your work. I think tons more gravel will end up being your best firend
Love the idea of keeping the rocks at the back of the theatre. But the theatre must function so if they have to be covered to prevent sound issues then so be it.
You guys are amazing! Thank you for sharing! Best channel ever!
When I started watching this channel 6 years ago I never thought we’d get to the day where you would sell me life insurance.
Cole Hot sauce????
Hard to believe I've been watching you nearly 5 years.
Roman is one in a million! I hope he is being paid well!
I know a passive system of drains is simple and least expensive, but for the amount of water you are seeing I think a proactive approach is needed. 2 or 3 sump pumps would not come amiss. And they could drain into your leech field that you already have in place.
Hi Cole, be sure to put wire screening around the discharge opening that will be in the stream / creek. many years ago we had a similar scenario and a ground hog came in our basement!!
I rat can get in a 1" hole and a mouse can get in a 1/2" hole!!!
I can not believe this much work is being put into a home movie theater. 🙃 Fun to watch but geez !!
I have to say that I'm impressed with the structural integrity of that 100 year old foundation.
You may need to put a backflow valve in youer drane pipe in case in
The crike fills up.
Thanks. Fun watching and also glad I’m not in the ditch.
Loved the old intro.
Reminds me of the verse of the song of being in the Army: "You'll never get rich while digging a ditch! " Cole + Roman + + Ron +Juston = Cole's army (Cedric behind the scenes.)
for the sound problem look into sound dampening foam so that you can dampen any echos
Hey Cole. If you are going to keep the stone wall for decor it may pay to put a clear coating over it to seal it up and keep the moisture out of the underground movie theatre 🎥
Awesome video and once you find out out how to fix that water flow, your basement is gonna be coming together quickly…..I imagine.
Love your project and your personalities. As a housekeeper I would advise you to cover that rock. It's a nightmare to keep clean.
Great video today, guys ! 👍
Will be a nice movie theatre for your family
That sounds like a great idea to leave the rock exposed on the backside of the underground movie theater.
After it's all cleaned out maybe you could spray it with something that will waterproof it and make it look a little shiny like polished rocks. It would make a great conversation piece and show how they originally built it.
lots of work! I do not get impressed easily BUT I am truly impressed!!!! nize
I love watching your videos! You are all such hard workers just amazing and handsome young men! Don't worry wife's I'm 69 lol
Roman, you are worth your weight in gold, what a legend 😁 great to see the progress on the excavation- hope you don’t get any rain soon.😁👌👌❤️❤️
Hey Cole, I might have an idea for you. So at the stage where the dirt pile was in the start of the last video, I would have put Top Soil on it and made a vegtable garden, I think that could be a nice landscape feature. But the pile got really big now and I dont know how much you and your family are into gardening vegtables.
Yep, looks like an underground natural spring to me. Good luck and I would ask an expert as to how to relocate the water. Maybe where it is coming out "down stream" dig yourself a deeper, bigger hole to make a pond for fishing and/or swimming. When it happens to overflow just put a pipe from the pond to the stream, thus keeping the stream going.
Twenty-six? Wow! I've been watching your channel for at least 6 years!
If i might make a suggestion, If you keep the rock wall in the background of the room put a plaque on there with everyone's names on it who had a hand in building the place and the date. Might make a nice show piece for the room, just a suggestion. always good in 30 years to reflect back on and for your kids to remind them.
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If you decide to keep the foundation wall showing you should coat it with a clear epoxy resin. Acoustic impact will be minimal because it will be the only surface in the room like that. (no other thing to echo off of)
4:39 wo wo wo Cole. TMI that’s what mirrors are for
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What gets me here is that instead of digging this enormous trench in the ground and dealing with all these issues, all that time and effort could have been spent putting real quality soundproofing in the attic space to make an amazing theater in much less time. Added bonus, your family could be moved out of your parent's house and in their own home before the year end. This project is just taking up time and resources.
that's pretty darn cool
Cole you need to put in multiple drain fields under the movie theatre area something along the lines of a French drain and connect them all to your main drain field line.