Repointing of the Secondary Cellar included the vault. Music: "Prototype" by Wintergatan, "Marble Machine Piano Version" by Wintergatan Thank you Martin: wintergatan.net
That’s a huge amount of work completed, congratulations. As you repoint the cellar there will be less surface area for water vapour to hide, helping to cut down the humidity in the cellar. Excellent stuff, Thankyou.😁😁
Huge improvement. That vault is back to being 100% structural again too, so that's nice, plus the entire volume is not brighter a bit. Side note: it's clear now, once to stones are a bit more visible, that whomever made that vault knew their craft. They were working with stones, like in the ancient times, but they knew their stuff. It's all neatly woven and there's even separation lines which add structure along the rotation axis of the vault. Also, my dude, don't be down about progress. You know the old saying: "you eat an elephant, one spoon at a time". :)
Thanks I'll make it eventually ! This vault was very strong indeed, I was never worried about it collapsing. There was some small loose stone but overall the bigger stones are well supported by each other. And also it was the original mortar with the mark of the form used to build the arch ontop.
I respect your enthusiasm and work ethic for this project that has been a joy to watch and iam looking forward to seeing the remaining videos, awesome work
1st !!…it looks great! try not to be discouraged by the amount of work ahead, your progress is excellent! your film/edit skills have improved also, especially the timelapse . thanx and rockon! (mortaron?)
Merci ! Je commence à comprendre comment ça marche tout ça, technique de grattage, le mélange que j'aime bien pour le mortier, technique de 'bourrage du joint' etc. Je pense que la voûte sera pas évidente à bosser à plusieurs en haut d'un échafaudage, mais pour le reste des murs de la grande cave je te ferais signe.
@@thevaultedworkshop765 grave ! on atteint la fin de saison, je vais avoir du temps pour ça !! et si c'est pas trop tard, tu me dis si veux des plants ;) la bise
10:36 i see there's still quite a bit of water coming in from the street even through the concrete wall. Well, not a concern for you, it won't affect the structure during your life time, but still kind of annoying that the city doesn't do their road surface and pipe work right. In a city, you're supposed to carry all water out of the area. Seeping water is bad. That's how you get sinkholes.
Actually I think that the humidity is from the cellar now. Those streak appeared when I move the earth on the ground. There is still a lot of humidity in the old mortar in this place, and when I disturb it it releases the water I think. This part is a "cul de sac" so a low of humidity is stagnating at low temperature and condensating on the concrete. The ventilation helps.
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Thats a very beautiful Root Cellar! You can be very proud of you! Have a good one, Daniel
Thanks for all your support Daniel ! That's nice to hear !
That’s a huge amount of work completed, congratulations. As you repoint the cellar there will be less surface area for water vapour to hide, helping to cut down the humidity in the cellar. Excellent stuff, Thankyou.😁😁
Thank you,.Yes hopefully the mortar will also help the walls 'breathe' a little bit better than now.
Huge improvement. That vault is back to being 100% structural again too, so that's nice, plus the entire volume is not brighter a bit.
Side note: it's clear now, once to stones are a bit more visible, that whomever made that vault knew their craft. They were working with stones, like in the ancient times, but they knew their stuff. It's all neatly woven and there's even separation lines which add structure along the rotation axis of the vault.
Also, my dude, don't be down about progress. You know the old saying: "you eat an elephant, one spoon at a time". :)
Thanks I'll make it eventually ! This vault was very strong indeed, I was never worried about it collapsing. There was some small loose stone but overall the bigger stones are well supported by each other. And also it was the original mortar with the mark of the form used to build the arch ontop.
I respect your enthusiasm and work ethic for this project that has been a joy to watch and iam looking forward to seeing the remaining videos, awesome work
Thanks Claude, and thanks for all the comments !
Excellent video... Just think, this time next year you'll have one of the best Airbnb's in France 😊😊👍
If I'm done this time next year, I'll list it !
1st !!…it looks great! try not to be discouraged by the amount of work ahead, your progress is excellent!
your film/edit skills have improved also, especially the timelapse .
thanx and rockon! (mortaron?)
Thanks, the all TH-cam thing helps keeping motivated in a way, that's good ! I'll mortaron !
Awesome work man!
Thanks !
C'est top !!
Merci ! Je commence à comprendre comment ça marche tout ça, technique de grattage, le mélange que j'aime bien pour le mortier, technique de 'bourrage du joint' etc. Je pense que la voûte sera pas évidente à bosser à plusieurs en haut d'un échafaudage, mais pour le reste des murs de la grande cave je te ferais signe.
@@thevaultedworkshop765 grave ! on atteint la fin de saison, je vais avoir du temps pour ça !! et si c'est pas trop tard, tu me dis si veux des plants ;) la bise
10:36 i see there's still quite a bit of water coming in from the street even through the concrete wall. Well, not a concern for you, it won't affect the structure during your life time, but still kind of annoying that the city doesn't do their road surface and pipe work right. In a city, you're supposed to carry all water out of the area. Seeping water is bad. That's how you get sinkholes.
Actually I think that the humidity is from the cellar now. Those streak appeared when I move the earth on the ground. There is still a lot of humidity in the old mortar in this place, and when I disturb it it releases the water I think. This part is a "cul de sac" so a low of humidity is stagnating at low temperature and condensating on the concrete. The ventilation helps.