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подшив потолка обрезной доской

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now here’s a short intro

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to add seriousness and let’s begin as

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you can understand from this intro

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my name is Pavel and in these video clips I

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show how I build a house for myself, it takes a long time to build in some

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places incorrectly in some places it’s a little

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complicated but as best I can excuse me I’m not a

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professional and I’m not even the builder all the

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previous stages of construction can be found

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on the channel the last video was dedicated to

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the installation of windows, there

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was a lot of technical information in it because I tried to

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do it for myself with quality and then

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the channel died out for a whole year, many

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wrote to me where I completed the stages of construction

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or whether the house is still alive in general, judging by the

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fact that I posted this video on the channel, you

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can judge that I am still alive,

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although what is happening at this time

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can be called not life but survival, and I’m

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not talking about myself and about all of us,

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let’s remember this the passing

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year in the winter I can’t do construction

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because there is no heating in the house yet, the

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gas is not connected, so at this time of

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year it just stands quietly and peacefully and waits for

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warmer times. What happened this

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year is some kind of example of madness for me

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in about I had the same thoughts in my head as

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this girl expresses, well,

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about the fact that

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at first they closed me, nothing is allowed, and everything is in the

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same spirit, the country has 10 infected people, we

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are in quarantine under guard with

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fines, it’s especially funny when

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now I’m listening to the news while recording this video

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about the fact that 30,000 infected people

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are detected every day, but everything is possible

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if you have a mask, I don’t know why, but

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some particularly harsh measures were applied to our city,

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within a month they

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closed all the stores except grocery stores, there

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was nowhere to buy building materials as

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an entrepreneur or they were rushing to the moon

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hair on their heads and were able to achieve at

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least remote sales, that is, people

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order through the phone and receive

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delivery, skipping it, it was necessary to

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issue a pass to both those who delivered the goods and

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those who accepted it; moreover, the pass

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was issued for only an hour per hour, you’ll

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get it, then you had to

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issue the next one pass the number of

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passes per day is limited, you overstayed your

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pass, you get a fine, it

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wasn’t very fun to see what kind of

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goods they would bring, you also couldn’t accept what was there,

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and the supply of many materials

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stopped;

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I couldn’t order them

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during the entire construction season, they

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simply weren’t in the store and weren’t

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brought in anymore, or rather, there wasn’t any

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lumber from the sawmills; whoever managed to snatch it, and

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wait for the rest, because of this, the

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choice of materials for further stages of

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construction will look like hell, but the

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construction itself how did it turn out all

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spring time because of these

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restrictive measures and excuse me for the

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expression about how I am forbidden

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to engage in official construction due to

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restrictive measures, but at the same time

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a notification is sent that it

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must be completed as soon as possible and

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completed, more accurately, it must be completed so that

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it can be it was necessary to formalize it, it was necessary to do it

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as quickly as possible, in general, I roughly

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understood the situation I found myself in, and then the

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period for replacing my license was approaching; I had to

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prepare a medical certificate,

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repair the car, pass a technical inspection, and

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I had to do all this while sitting at home; in

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the end, I started working only in the summer, when

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I let go a little At first I

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had to break through on a bike

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despite the bans, fortunately

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I managed to order some materials

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last year after installing the windows, it

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was the insulation that I prepared for the

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ceilings between the attic and the second

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floor, 40 packs of stone wool and I bought,

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perhaps not the best material for

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insulation, but that’s the point the fact is that among this

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material there is no better one, they are all not very

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good, also I was able to install the door,

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it is not very good for the street,

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but nevertheless, for the first time,

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the house can be closed; at that time,

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I knew practically nothing about doors, but as

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usual we do everything I trusted the opinion of

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the seller, in general, the door was

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recommended to me, but as it turned out, it is

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not suitable for an entrance door for private houses

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temporarily; of course, it will stand, but you ca

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n’t leave it here permanently, and

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I will most likely tell you about the doors in a

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separate video, but in short, the

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entrance doors are completely they are not

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designed to withstand

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environmental conditions; they stand in a

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warm entrance, that is, even low

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temperatures and they cannot withstand, not to

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mention such weather phenomena as the

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sun, rain, wind, dust, all this will

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kill the door covering very quickly, in addition to

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the ability to resist

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heat transfer they didn’t put anything in it either,

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so in the cold season it will

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remove all the heat from the house.

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The only thing that is put in the

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entrance door is anti-vandal

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capabilities, that is, everything to

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protect the apartment residents from the

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penetration of any thieves,

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robbers or other ill-wishers,

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but in a private house this is all pointless

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because there are windows nearby that are much

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easier to break into, I’ll probably tell you about installing the door

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in a separate

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video because it’s

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too broad a topic to fit in here and there are a

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lot of problems, I’ll say right away that one of them does

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n’t suit me and this door will have to be

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removed later, so at this time moment I

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just screwed it directly into the

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gas silicate blocks, installing the

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door itself on the plates; however, for two years

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it has already been held on by these screws and

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nothing has happened to it, no

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loosening, and last year I

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managed to order edged boards

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here in this place I I was faced with human

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greed, the thing is that when I arrived at the warehouse, I

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chose certain boards, went up to the

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stack and said, yes, these won’t fit,

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I looked at them all, the thickness of the condition and

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paid for it, I also took wooden blocks 5

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by 5 centimeters, well, that is, with a square cross-section

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and the fact that we didn’t What they brought was very

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different from what I ordered,

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apparently the owner of the store so wanted to

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sell his substandard leftovers

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that he gave me something completely different. Some of the

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bars were 5 centimeters and some were

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4, and the boards now look, this is the first

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grade, just a plague of beauty, how

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strong they all are, and all the boards are crooked.

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I came to the store, everything was perfectly

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even, good, and straight, completely different, I

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sent everything back once, they brought it back

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for replacement, it seemed a little bit better, but

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anyway, the fastenings were brought only

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half of what needed to be changed, I

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had to send it again, I

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didn’t bother sending everything back a second time,

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I decided to just that

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I won’t appear in this store again, no matter how good the

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valuable goods are or the offers, no matter how

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they lure me in. I’m also

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interested in the person who brought all this to

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the pass, he’s actually a person, in the sense

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that he also has

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arms and legs there or a husband of some kind the

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shoots with which he did such a

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job, in general, okay, in late

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autumn I was able to buy waterproofing

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which will be 0 strands for the ceiling in

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order to limit them from moisture, and

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that’s where the work last year

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ended, I just put them all in the house and

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closed it after why winter has come,

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beautiful, serene, no one has

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even thought about any pandemics, viruses, and

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now let’s go back to our days, which are

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warmer in temperature but more

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frostbitten in terms of conditions,

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look how beautiful everything is blooming around

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[music]

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here are the apple trees who I once was

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planted several times already, it even produced

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apples that I ate, but there are bags of

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cement and glue that have been lying around since last

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year, now they are cobblestones

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wrapped in paper. Last

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year I wanted to have time to build partition

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walls from gas silicate blocks

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using this new solution, you

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didn’t have time and now everything just disappeared,

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I’ll say in advance that they

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remained like that for another year until such an

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unfavorable time for ordering goods, I

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decided to do all the preparation for

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further work, a lot needs to

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be raised, a lot needs to be lowered oh and

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how much time did it take for this

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preparation two weeks I raised and

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lowered materials every day just

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to start working first, boards and those

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same edged 6 meters and which need to be

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raised from below two floors up,

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half of them should lie in the attic,

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another part on the second floor, some

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will be nailed to the ceiling, others

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will be floors, many write about the fact that the

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second floor is quite difficult to

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live in a house because you will

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constantly have to walk

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up and down the stairs, but during the construction of these

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difficulties there are much more, especially considering

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the fact that I still have not

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even built a rough staircase along which I could do

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this it’s a little easier to do, there’s only

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this misunderstanding of blocks

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that will need to be

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replaced with something normal soon, the

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reason for such difficulties lies,

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again, in the fact that I built the house without plans,

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as it turns out, I do it and in the end

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it doesn’t turn out very well at first you want

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one thing, then it turns out that

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building codes don’t allow you to

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do this, so then you need to brick up

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a window somewhere, you need to provide a sufficiently

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large area somewhere, communications

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oblige you to make two rooms side by side and

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constantly rebuild everything, so where

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the stairs will be is not immediately clear the

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second floor had to be cleared of

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construction debris, mostly of

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course these are pieces of gas silicate blocks and

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a lot of different trees and so they

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need to be removed from the house and in their place

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put insulation which, together with

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the boards, should be raised to the attic,

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that is, almost to the third floor you can

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say there are a lot of leftovers from

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gas silicate blocks which, in principle,

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you practically have nowhere to put the floor of the garage and

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we filled it up, unlike bricks, this

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material leaves practically no

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use and the leftovers can you tell me

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where to go now, some

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ways to dispose of them, I basically

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came up with it anyway It’s not enough for such a

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huge pile, in general, time is passing and I’m cleaning everything

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out, unloading it, putting it away before I order

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new goods, and now I

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can order it, finally someone realized that the

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restrictions are pointless, useless, and

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even destructive, and they

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started making some concessions for us, I was able to

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order for myself I took the first tongue-and-groove boards

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for the floor of the second floor, the time is somewhat unstable and

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restless, the dollar is

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rising, prices are rising in price for goods, so there are no

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orders, so we had to order what we have,

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why I had to choose

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tongue-and-groove boards because there

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were no other

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options for edged boards in the stores, they didn’t deliver them because,

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as they explained to me at the sawmill they don’t

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bring the so-called round timber, well, that

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is, logs, but for some reason they brought it

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because everyone in quarantine was lounging at

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home, I feel that this quarantine and

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we will still come back to haunt us for quite a long time

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and worse than these viruses themselves, but let’s go back

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to the tongue-and-groove boards, that’s enough

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expensive pleasure,

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one such board costs 600 rubles in a

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pack, there are three of them, they sold me some of

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them at a discount, they explained this by the fact that there

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were hidden packages and those boards that

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were left without packaging were sold

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cheaper, but they kept silent that this was because

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they were defective and defective there was a serious problem

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in some of the boards, the grooves were moved

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higher or lower, and this specifically interferes with the

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installation in the future when installing floors

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from these forged boards, I

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remembered them many times with unkind words, but

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still I was able to get all the beds, and besides,

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some of them as I understand it, they were

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rejected due to a large number of

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knots, but although the discount is further and yes, okay,

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although if I had initially known for what

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reason the discount was given, I definitely would not have

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taken it, I ordered them in two stages,

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first I took everything that was in one

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store and in the rest, they were nowhere to be found,

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then when they were brought to another, they took

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everything that was left, the total amount came out

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to almost 60 thousand, that’s only one

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floor, all of them had to be lifted up

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first, those that were single, not in

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packs, it was not difficult enough, one by

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one they rise and stack, I

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decided to put them just on the second

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floor in stacks so that they would

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later serve as a stand for

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finishing the ceiling, or it would probably be more correct to

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say for covering with the same

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crooked boards that were ordered earlier,

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working from these stacks I would have to

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build less scaffolding and I have this It’s

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quite convenient,

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sometimes I had to go outside in

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order to turn all the boards in one

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direction, I’ll

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tell you in more detail about this a little later in general, this is the topic of a

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separate video, but I would like to show the

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whole chronology of how everything happened for me

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so that you can

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understand why at certain stages of

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construction certain paths were chosen,

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I dismantled a small section of the floors in

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order to stack the stacks directly

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on the floor beams

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[music]

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why the choice fell on tongue and groove ones,

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yes because they were already dried and evenly

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cut as smooth as possible even with

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all the curvature and defects that I

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they still sold it better than regular

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edged boards, which

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dry out over time and have imperfect geometry,

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reason number two, and moreover, there

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was nothing, this isolation led to a shortage of

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goods of all that are not

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directly related to the benefits of this

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isolation, workers were prohibited from going

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to work, they naturally We didn’t

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saw anything and didn’t produce the necessary

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material; grocery stores were given an indulgence,

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but construction stores weren’t, so

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this situation arose;

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it was possible to purchase anything only from old

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stocks

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when single boards were the same so that the

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discounts ran out, I switched to those

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in packs at first I unpacked them and

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lifted them one at a time, but later I realized that it took

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too long, having tried to lift the

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whole pack at once, I realized that it was

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hard to walk, but much faster in general,

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so I began to continue in packs, these boards

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remain even and prevent each other from

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becoming screw-shaped, which I

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was opened and were bought one at a time at a

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discount, they were all twisted like pasta;

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in the future, this brought

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enormous difficulties when it was necessary

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to join the boards with grooves,

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of course I’ll tell you about this later, but I can say

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that the hemorrhoids were concrete, which is what I did

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n’t resort to and only pulled in with a plane and

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grinder one would fit into the

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other, but what a mess, everything

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was done so poorly, not only are the

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grooves at different heights, but they are also

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different widths; in addition, the groove was smaller

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than the tenon, suggesting that these boards were

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different batches, one of them is very old and

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the other is new, and in one of the batches

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there was more wear on the tool than in the other, in

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general, this is my personal experience and you know

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that if you buy tongue and groove boards, it’s

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not a fact that everything will fit and you

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will suffer less than with ordinary ones, most

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likely you will also have to

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plan and align in a wedge to get into

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what to do even though they

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are in bundles, it is still

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necessary to provide ventilation for the boards, I

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laid them in stacks, laying them with the remains of

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the beams that were removed when I made

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the ceiling, so the boards must

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always be stored so that no

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condensation forms between them and

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mold does not begin to grow, although such

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large cans as I have, it is not

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necessary to continue, it will be enough to put

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some small planks, one more

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thing that needs to be taken care of right away is

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that all the boards are turned in the

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same direction when I lay them

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and in the future the floors can be done

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simply by removing boards from stacks, laying them

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on the floor, because if I turn the grooves in

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some other direction, it turns out that

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the board will have to be

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turned somehow; it is six meters wide, the

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room is 4 meters 20 centimeters, that is,

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you can imagine how it

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will be necessary to get out of the situation out the window

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for such a woman you can’t

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pull it out of special turns, it’s quite heavy, that is, you’ll

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have to remove it from the top from the second

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floor down, you rush around the house, turn it over, put it

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back in, and I

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really wouldn’t want to waste time on such useless activities, considering

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that you had to work 12 hours

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a day, travel back and forth to a bike of

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five kilometers and with these different

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methods I somehow lifted 30 packs

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up and folded

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this stage straight, it was an excellent strength

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training, all I did was lift

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weights, then I left and nothing else, and this is the

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ideal regime for

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training a couple approaches with a log

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eat rest then again several

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approaches and so on all day if I

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remember correctly this is called

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functional training when we work

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with a very uncomfortable weight and the effort is

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always applied in different directions

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everything happens in natural conditions

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double benefit there is no need to spend time

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on training specifically

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in fact, you probably already understood that

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I’m just trying to find positive

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aspects in these works, in fact, at

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that time it all caused

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wild pain, everything hurt,

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muscles and head had bruises in almost all

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areas that came into contact with these

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boards, and now when everything it’s already

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finished watching it’s even fun especially like

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this in real time without

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rewinding and cutting look at how

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funny Tim is, come on 1 and 2 come on let’s get

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this fool out, come on hurray victory

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well done eat well deserved

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restrictive measures have been reduced for us at least a little

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but they still remained

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absurdly harsh masks gloves

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temperature control

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no one canceled issuing passes, although

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most people, probably including

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me, were already starting to neglect everything and

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brazenly drive it so that everyone seemed to be

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in agreement trying to make money from this

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event, the guards fined everyone,

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the doctors prescribed expensive

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tests for everyone information sources

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only ask for news about the virus, as if there are

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no other events, and people are

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no longer sick at all, besides corona verse,

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and with us everything is still normal, but for

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others there, a go go, let’s make it

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a little worse for us, but better than

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They and everyone got it so specifically,

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some believe, some don’t, but everyone

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wears masks because fines, don’t be

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surprised, I’m so

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encouraged and excited by these events,

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especially now when every second person

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says that, apparently, they’ve already had

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this corona virus or something similar

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to him, and all the grannies and grandpas of Kino

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Street continue to walk and are alive and well,

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let’s return to the construction site, many have long

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asked to show the condition of the foundation,

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what happened to the sand-lime brick from

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which the base is made and what the

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foundation itself can withstand, is everything

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okay with it? now I’m showing

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footage from the outside

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and here he is inside

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so far there’s nothing to worry about I personally didn’t

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notice any changes any

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damage except that closer to the ground he

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got a little dirty

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in the comments many prophesied the collapse of

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everything that was built but

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so far the prophecy is not coming true here

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of course It’s a little dark in this case, I’m

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already showing without a spotlight, but if there was

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any significant crack I would have noticed and there’s a

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choice and

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that’s great. Then I realized that I

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couldn’t do without a car, riding a

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bike is of course good and useful, but

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I need to somehow carry tools and

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building materials spent some time

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on repairs and maintenance,

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after all, it stood for three years without

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moving at all, I had to completely change the

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battery, I

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can’t repaint it yet, but as you can see, the hood

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was specifically fried by the sun, plus on top of that, one of the

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sides is 1 glossy, 2 matte now in

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three years simple, a

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lot of things fell apart, especially all the parts that

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have rubber parts, they dried out and also

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collapsed, I had to change everything, and since I’m

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still dismantling half the car, I decided to

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repair this, which bothered me a long time ago, for

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example, the bumper mounts

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that fell off, God knows when,

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but it’s hanging clinging to the air

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how does he do this I don’t really

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understand all this was done, of course, first

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of all to pass the technical inspection, the thing is

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that I don’t like to drive, I would be without

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documents and pay a fine every time and

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therefore I prepared everything in advance 3 my

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own safety is not the least important thing for

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me although I’m a bit of a

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collective farmer in terms of car repairs, I

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still like everything in it

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to work and to be safe to eat,

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even though I only

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need to carry tools and some

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building materials within the city

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many people ask what it’s like to own an

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old one bm tower dollar like this guys

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stood for three years without moving changed

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the bearing I'm driving again and the bearing

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had to be changed not because it was

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worn out because it hangs on

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rubber bands that fall apart over time

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as soon as the car became

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available to me I began to deliver the settings again with

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everything I need first of all,

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tools, then processing for

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wood and also waterproofing, by the way,

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about processing and in isolation, many people

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think that wooden floors will be

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more environmentally friendly, just like a wooden house, but

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you can understand that this is absolutely not true, but

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on the contrary, everything is the opposite; any

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wooden structures in the house require

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such an infusion of chemicals that no other

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materials will surpass them in terms of toxicity

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waterproofing treatment against bugs against

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mold from fire stains in every possible way and

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other nasty things stuffed in there

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so that I can breathe in them for the rest of my life I was

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forced to make wooden floors

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because I found myself hostage to the situation

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since I could not install concrete ones

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I made the wrong decision for floors on my central wall and

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ended up with a bunch of

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wrong technologies, then I was forced

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to make wood. I wouldn’t advise anyone to

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use it as floors, and I do

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n’t really recommend it as ceilings either, but

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there are times when there is no other choice, it’s

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expensive, it’s harmful, it’s not difficult, plus and

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of course there are also, but they are too small since I

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said about processing, then let me

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show you this anti-mold canister and

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I used 1. I decided to treat those

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boards that will be attached to the ceiling

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because I don’t want to work with a roller so

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that the rain of this will fall on me

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liquid transparent, quickly absorbed,

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foul-smelling,

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opened all the windows and doors,

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should not be stirred with anything, just pour it

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into a bucket and rub it in with a brush a little later, of course,

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I started working with a roller, but

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at first I used a brush, which of course is

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many times less convenient when working with such

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chemicals, you need to close it, for example you

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should wear some kind of face shield and a

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plastic shield, but I didn’t have one, but I had

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glasses, at least it wouldn’t hurt to

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use rubber gloves, but I did

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n’t want to go get them either, so the

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regular construction departments, not

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because they’re lazy, but because they waste time on it

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and now it is the most expensive and so

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much has been lost in processing and everything that is

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left with it and everything that is on the 2nd one, we too,

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and on the third one too, we

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had to travel between them quite a lot of

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boards, almost two cubes, I

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will need a lot of liquid

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and

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in the meantime, work Naturally,

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I wasn’t the only one who filled the path with fine

00:23:04

crushed stone, which means that

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asphalt will appear soon, this is very good,

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especially considering the fact that

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I restored the car and put it on the move; I won’t have to

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kill the suspension on

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potholes anymore; it’s true that not all of them were filled in, but

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for now at least this is my apple tree This is the second

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year it has been bearing fruit, and the next

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apple is on the way. The

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pear is also showing good signs of life, but so far it has

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n’t brought anything. But all the other seedlings

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out of the eight that I planted have either withered

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or grown into spruce trees. It’s a shame I’ll have to

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plant a new one. My work with construction

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this year was limited to with only one goal, to

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put it into operation as quickly as possible

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and formalize it from here and choose the

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priorities of what I will do, I

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decided that the first thing to do is to create a

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thermal circuit, that is, to prevent the air from

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leaving the house; for this, you need to

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build attic floors and

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insulate it, that is, make from the house to the

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slave a lukewarm lump and only then

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get down to everything else fuse and the

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second floor and the walls of the methods for

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constructing insulation of the attic

00:24:02

floor and quite a lot in order to

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decide which one to

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use, I decided to turn to the

00:24:08

material that I had already purchased and this is

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waterproofing and in my roll did not have

00:24:13

instructions, great for this I would like to

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say a special thank you to all the

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customers who look at the instructions in the store

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and carry them with them

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had to go borrow from neighbors in

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general, the strain says if the ceiling is

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attic, then first heat up what they need

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boards preferably with tighter nose beams

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then on these boards we lay insulation

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on top and bottom, this is all covered with

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waterproofing and vapor barriers,

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vapor barriers from below and waterproofing from above,

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that is, at the bottom, no one

00:24:44

even allows steam to pass through, and from above,

00:24:47

steam passes through but does not allow water to pass through, then

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slats are pumped up here and there to

00:24:51

create ventilation to prevent condensation everything

00:24:54

has weathered and in the future we can

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say that the finishing coating doesn’t seem to be

00:24:58

difficult and it’s quite logical that I’m

00:25:01

starting to pump up despite the fact that

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the boards are crooked, I’ll still try to

00:25:05

represent them as a plank one to the other,

00:25:07

subsequently there will be

00:25:09

stone wool on them, so I’ll make cracks

00:25:11

as much as possible less many will probably say

00:25:13

that you can save money and make the

00:25:14

distance between the boards larger because

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the insulation will still lie on them and

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will lie perfectly and then just

00:25:20

insulate everything is closed so that dust does

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not get in, but I would like it to be as

00:25:24

reliable as possible in this regard and if there is an

00:25:27

opportunity to make fewer cracks, then

00:25:28

why not, and then what went on was not

00:25:31

just work, but a hell of a teaching, I think those

00:25:34

who have ever worked with a ceiling

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know what it is when your hands hold

00:25:38

something heavy above you, the

00:25:40

blood circulation in them is much less and

00:25:42

therefore, less oxygen and

00:25:44

less energy are supplied, respectively, they get tired

00:25:46

very quickly and begin to whine; they

00:25:50

have to work, and they have to keep it up; plus,

00:25:52

during work,

00:25:54

sawdust and other debris constantly fall from top to bottom from the vibration and their

00:25:56

eyes fly; I picked up all sorts of garbage with my eyes,

00:25:59

probably for the rest of my life. -he

00:26:02

will say, but you can wear glasses, but

00:26:05

they hardly help there, in general, the work is

00:26:07

very unpleasant and routine, long and

00:26:10

tedious. At this stage, I once again regretted

00:26:13

that I had to choose

00:26:14

wooden floors due to the fact that I had

00:26:16

once reduced the width of the wall and this

00:26:19

subsequently did not allow me to place

00:26:21

floor slabs on it, and now

00:26:23

I’m suffering because I wanted to save

00:26:25

a little money and increase the

00:26:27

space in the house.

00:26:31

sides of the house,

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then in the next row the joint will be in

00:26:35

the other

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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even while dismantling the house from all sorts of

00:27:12

debris, I noticed in the attic this

00:27:14

nest, who made it, but these

00:27:17

guys here, it

00:27:21

was clear that there was a nest it was not empty that

00:27:24

such an egg was in it, and now there are already two of them,

00:27:29

I tried my best not to disturb them, I

00:27:33

even made less noise so that they did

00:27:35

not abandon their nest, I really wanted to

00:27:37

see how they would grow up,

00:27:39

but apparently pigeons can be awarded the

00:27:42

title of the most and the coolest and

00:27:43

irresponsible parents of all the

00:27:45

birds, that’s who flew, I remember starlings

00:27:48

to swallows, we often climbed trees in childhood

00:27:50

and I didn’t get my whole head beaten off

00:27:53

when I accidentally chose the tree on

00:27:54

which their nest was just flying, they

00:27:56

fought from the top of their heads, I don’t feel sorry for myself

00:27:59

at first I thought that the birds were just

00:28:00

crazy, and when I saw the nest, I understood

00:28:03

what was wrong, but the pigeons, at

00:28:05

my first appearance, immediately become cowardly; if I make

00:28:07

a little noise, they fly away

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00:28:31

and

00:28:32

all my efforts not to

00:28:35

disturb them were not crowned with success after a

00:28:37

few days I I noticed that they did

00:28:38

n’t arrive at all, I waited a long time and didn’t

00:28:41

remove the nest, I thought maybe they would at least

00:28:42

fly in at night and win back, but no, alas,

00:28:45

they abandoned him, a sad situation

00:28:52

[music]

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some of the boards that I had

00:29:12

suffered not only from crooked

00:29:13

sawing, but also from human greed,

00:29:15

regardless of the fact that I bought the

00:29:17

first grade edged ones, they gave me a

00:29:19

lot with a review, as some call

00:29:21

the bark, that is, emergency boards, and also

00:29:23

partially I had to use boards

00:29:25

that are used for rough floors and

00:29:27

past work, for example, with formwork and they

00:29:30

were unedged, this penalty is very

00:29:32

Drigo beetles love food, or as they are called correctly, the bark beetles

00:29:35

punish thunderstorms, and in general they

00:29:38

love their larvae very much, too, so they are

00:29:40

such little little ones, the beetles gnaw

00:29:43

the bark and lay the larvae there, and the

00:29:46

larvae themselves hatch and gnaw everything

00:29:48

until they grow into such beetles if there

00:29:53

will be nowhere to put the board from the trough of the larvae, so we finish this

00:29:55

work on this in the

00:29:57

animal world and again

00:29:58

return to construction, there is nothing

00:30:00

technically complicated in this work, I

00:30:02

first saw off the end of the board so that

00:30:04

it is level and place it from beginning to

00:30:06

end, screwing it to the beams then I take the

00:30:08

second board, measure it in order to

00:30:10

saw off the required distance from the wall to

00:30:12

this board that I have already placed,

00:30:14

saw off and fasten the remaining part with

00:30:17

two screws to each beam, the next

00:30:20

row starting from the whole

00:30:22

board but on the opposite side so

00:30:24

that the boards are fastened in a run

00:30:26

when from there are

00:30:28

too many shrouds of their pieces, I make a whole row of them and

00:30:30

then again according to the old scheme, since

00:30:33

the boards look more like noodles and pasta

00:30:35

and are very crooked on the shrouds, it

00:30:37

was not possible for me to lean them with my hands;

00:30:39

at first I

00:30:41

used a rope to press them more tightly, but later I realized that I'm

00:30:43

nonsense and started using a wedge,

00:30:46

first I screw

00:30:48

a block onto each beam so that there is a stop, then

00:30:50

I drive a wedge between this block and the

00:30:52

board in order to press it to the

00:30:54

adjacent board with the curvature that was

00:30:56

sold to me, I had to do this on

00:30:58

every board and every beam, it was terribly

00:31:01

time-consuming and I also had to

00:31:03

spoil a lot of screws in

00:31:04

order to screw the blocks and then

00:31:06

unscrew them back by the way, and the screws

00:31:09

for this work take as many as several

00:31:10

kilograms;

00:31:18

a certain distance that

00:31:19

allows the board to be drawn to the beam,

00:31:22

at first I bought only galvanized ones, but

00:31:24

then I realized that it was too expensive and I

00:31:26

had to mix it with black ones

00:31:29

along with screwing the boards to the ceiling, I

00:31:31

had to get rid of the insulation,

00:31:33

which occupies most of the room,

00:31:34

it interfered with the installation of scaffolding

00:31:37

in order to reach to the ceiling and

00:31:39

therefore I had to remove it immediately

00:31:41

upstairs, although I had to remove it in any case, so at least

00:31:43

now or later I

00:31:45

still have to, and in its place I

00:31:47

erected these kind of stands on

00:31:49

which I placed the same boards that in the

00:31:51

future will go on the floor and in that the network

00:31:53

went and the bars that will later

00:31:55

form a ventilation gap,

00:31:57

tinctures from gas silicate blocks, everything

00:32:00

will do, that the ceiling is at hand,

00:32:02

of course it turns out not perfect with cracks,

00:32:04

but at least it’s better to press it, I

00:32:07

couldn’t do it, how much time did

00:32:09

this work with the slabs take me it would be much

00:32:12

simpler, and this is taking into account that I arrived in the

00:32:14

morning and left in the dark, and on

00:32:17

one of these days I accidentally

00:32:20

stepped on an unsecured beam in the dark,

00:32:21

it turned over, hit me on the

00:32:24

leg and then fell and hit the window on

00:32:26

one side, painfully on the other hand,

00:32:29

it’s a shame the mood was not very good, but

00:32:31

here it completely sank, and I also have

00:32:34

expensive double-glazed windows and a thermal package and a

00:32:37

coating on each glass, Yuma, and it’s good,

00:32:40

although the bargon didn’t fill it up until there are always

00:32:43

positive aspects in everything, it’s that

00:32:46

the glass broke and the frames are also

00:32:48

great it’s that a beam fell; I,

00:32:50

too, had to cover up a perfectly broken window with

00:32:53

film; I attached it, however, with

00:32:55

reinforced tape, which was very difficult

00:32:57

to peel off later, it probably should have been

00:32:59

ordinary, but it survived all these days

00:33:01

until new ones were brought in, two 500 was the result of

00:33:04

my carelessness, so

00:33:05

what’s covered with film and I forgot and

00:33:07

continue to work the boards again

00:33:10

need to be lifted up here I began

00:33:12

to discover that I didn’t have enough

00:33:13

normal good doses so what I

00:33:16

lifted into the attic I would lower back

00:33:18

down it was obvious that I was spending

00:33:20

a lot more of them than I had planned, in addition,

00:33:22

because of the too severe curvature of some

00:33:24

of them In general, they were unsuitable for

00:33:26

fixing them there; some of the boards I

00:33:28

wanted to install on the ground floor

00:33:29

to hem the ceilings, but now I realized that

00:33:32

I don’t have enough for the first floor at all;

00:33:33

everything I have will go to the attic

00:33:36

floors; that’s what a surprise; this

00:33:38

work has already exhausted me beyond belief; I

00:33:40

haven’t finished the first room and I realize

00:33:42

that I need to complete

00:33:44

all the stages that I planned as quickly as possible, and the

00:33:46

chosen technologies turn out to be such

00:33:49

that they, on the contrary, slow everything down, and in the

00:33:51

meantime, we have strong sports, the weather

00:33:52

started torrential rains, but

00:33:56

the road has improved, the asphalt is economical, of course,

00:33:58

only one and a half cars wide but already

00:34:01

something and so smooth and

00:34:07

now it’s time for an idiot, I’m still screwing up the

00:34:10

boards at the spandau, roaring to the ceiling and here’s the

00:34:13

finished result, of course this is only the

00:34:15

first room, but how

00:34:17

happy I was then, as I said earlier, the

00:34:20

more walls and ceilings inside the house, for some reason, the

00:34:22

space of the rooms seems

00:34:23

larger when the house was just a foundation

00:34:26

with slabs, I walked on them and thought how

00:34:28

I could even place anything on such a small piece of

00:34:29

free space, and

00:34:31

now when everything has already been built, the walls and

00:34:34

ceiling I think why I rebuilt such a

00:34:36

stadium, after finishing work from 1

00:34:38

room, I move to the second half of the house, I

00:34:40

have to disassemble everything again,

00:34:42

remove this insulation, which prevents the

00:34:44

scaffolding from stopping, and still

00:34:47

saw boards before screwing in a

00:34:50

lot of screws;

00:34:58

road workers, meanwhile,

00:35:00

leveled the road and filled in crushed stone

00:35:02

closer to my house

00:35:04

was leveled so well that all the construction debris

00:35:06

that was on this road from rowing to me, how can

00:35:08

I get into the houses now, I can’t even

00:35:10

imagine a pile of ear bricks

00:35:13

that are living out their life, I don’t need them,

00:35:15

but they have to be removed, otherwise they’ll ask me

00:35:17

and how then all the

00:35:19

cars that will bring me

00:35:20

building materials need to pass, and I myself have such a

00:35:23

forced freebie, it seems like I don’t

00:35:25

need it, I have to take it,

00:35:39

at first I put it in piles, but after I

00:35:41

spent a few days on this

00:35:42

I realized that it took too long and I just started

00:35:44

throwing it in piles where I’ll put it on later

00:35:46

I don’t know at all the work in the second

00:35:48

half of the house is exactly the same as in the

00:35:50

first I lift it, try it on, lower it, cut it off

00:35:54

again, lift it up, lean it on, screw it on, and

00:35:57

so on a million times for a very long time, and then they

00:36:01

brought a window and I decided to

00:36:03

distract myself with it, take out the broken glass, and take the bag out, to be

00:36:06

honest. it was scary, first

00:36:08

I removed all the most dangerous fragments, swept up

00:36:10

everything that fell down, cleared the territory in

00:36:13

general from a pogrom, but it

00:36:15

turned out to be a concrete pogrom;

00:36:25

quite

00:36:27

large

00:36:29

then, in the same way, he began to disassemble the window

00:36:31

as in the old days when it was inserted

00:36:33

only this time the double-glazed window crunches,

00:36:35

moves, wobbles, and looks like it will fall apart in your hands

00:36:38

during disassembly; along the way, I checked the

00:36:41

sealing rubber bands of each bead

00:36:43

and the beads themselves, too, because they

00:36:46

could have been damaged by a beam or broken

00:36:48

glass in this regard, I was lucky,

00:36:51

nothing was damaged except the glass unit itself,

00:37:10

here there was a particularly terrible stage, the frame

00:37:13

develops like a sheet in the wind, it

00:37:15

just bends along with all the glass,

00:37:17

a little later I will completely disassemble the glass package,

00:37:19

I’ll see how it works inside the

00:37:21

glass, it’s still heavy, but it seems like it’s the

00:37:24

sealant holds quite reliably, a

00:37:25

good quality check,

00:37:29

here it is old, all broken and

00:37:31

shabby, but here it is brand new,

00:37:34

not yet touched by anyone,

00:37:37

by the way, I ordered it using the same check that

00:37:40

we used for the first windows, so don’t

00:37:42

throw them away, they can be useful in the

00:37:44

same situation as happened to me there

00:37:46

every millimeter is important, namely these

00:37:48

millimeters are written in the receipt and if you

00:37:50

throw it away, you will have to somehow measure it,

00:37:52

it’s not always easy to adjust, or it

00:37:54

would be more correct to say in the

00:37:55

accompanying documentation a lot of

00:37:57

fragments got inside the frame in me to you,

00:38:00

I clean it, I wipe it, I put a new glass package

00:38:03

in place

00:38:10

I didn’t think of something to immediately remove the film

00:38:12

somehow and didn’t think that it would

00:38:15

interfere with me so much,

00:38:34

nail up the glazing beads everything in the same

00:38:36

order, first the top bottom then

00:38:39

the sides and all

00:38:49

hurray the integrity of the house is restored as good as

00:38:53

new, it’s time to return

00:38:55

to my loved ones again I’m twisting and turning the boards to live in

00:38:58

the house I want to do everything little by little, albeit

00:39:01

slowly, but it’s being done many will think that it’s

00:39:09

not very reasonable to overuse materials to do boards like this with the planks on their sides instead of putting an interval of at least 30 centimeters between them,

00:39:11

a little later you’ll see that this

00:39:14

also makes sense if I had to

00:39:17

redo it, who would do it exactly the same way

00:39:20

when there was very little space left, I decided to

00:39:22

raise all the remaining insulation, because

00:39:24

as soon as I put up the ceiling, I wo

00:39:26

n’t be able to do this, there will only be a very

00:39:28

small hole left. Will I have

00:39:30

attic stairs in the future or just

00:39:33

I’ll climb from the street side.

00:39:35

I haven’t decided yet, most likely the second option

00:39:37

because I don’t want to make a hole in the house

00:39:39

so that the heat can escape from it. I

00:39:41

looked at the available choice and see that

00:39:44

all the attic stairs are kind of crap,

00:39:45

the walls are, of course, thermally insulated,

00:39:48

but they have Still,

00:39:50

the parameters are quite bad and the price is quite good, but

00:39:53

good for the seller is not for me.

00:39:55

Unfortunately, after the next refueling of my

00:39:58

iron horse, I discover a new breakdown. The gas tank is

00:40:00

leaking, but not

00:40:03

now, or

00:40:04

rather, it’s not the gas tank itself that has leaked, but the

00:40:07

fuel pipes, but that’s a lot of work

00:40:09

for that in order to get to them you need to

00:40:11

disassemble everything there from below, echo, I

00:40:14

just mentioned that the car is so

00:40:16

problem-free, well, I’ll have to be distracted

00:40:19

for another repair and for a couple of days I was out of

00:40:21

rhythm again, I replaced it and

00:40:23

installed the copper tubes so that

00:40:26

they don’t work too quickly oxidized,

00:40:27

painted them black, it’s beautiful

00:40:31

that the copper tubes are of course not very

00:40:33

good, it would be better if they were made from steel,

00:40:35

they would at least be cheaper, well, of course,

00:40:38

in the most ideal case, stainless steel, but

00:40:40

this is not the case; there were also brake tubes from

00:40:43

our domestic cars, but they are

00:40:45

very short and with a narrow diameter,

00:40:47

I had to install just such an expensive and

00:40:49

probably not a very reliable option, but

00:40:51

time doesn’t wait, you don’t have to be

00:40:53

capricious, you don’t have to choose,

00:40:59

the weather these days has become absolutely gorgeous,

00:41:02

people are all relaxing on the rivers, they’re sitting in a

00:41:04

crowd, no one cares about the epidemic,

00:41:06

dad, settings, everyone’s having a blast,

00:41:09

I’m so bad moments I feel like a

00:41:12

slave and even though I seem to be

00:41:14

working for myself and it’s as if

00:41:16

life is flying by and I, of course, understand

00:41:19

that I’m mistaken and it’s work that

00:41:21

moves us forward and work, but

00:41:23

nevertheless, for some reason, these

00:41:25

thoughts don’t improve my mood I need motivation

00:41:27

that would make me happy about achieving

00:41:29

my goals, and in my case it’s a

00:41:32

completed house and for several years now it’s still

00:41:34

unfinished and I don’t live in it and

00:41:36

everything seems to be fine, some

00:41:38

result is felt, but nevertheless it causes

00:41:41

problems more than good, I

00:41:43

really want to step over that line when

00:41:45

it starts to give away, they just take away

00:41:47

the ceiling, after all, I decided to make it

00:41:49

solid without any attic

00:41:52

stairs, now I’ll leave a small hole in

00:41:54

order to get up there and

00:41:55

do the work, and then I’ll screw it in

00:41:58

wood, not concrete he

00:42:01

will allow me to redo it later if I change my mind

00:42:05

[music]

00:42:16

oh, what do I have here and this yellow

00:42:19

canis. and that there is another portion

00:42:23

of anti-mold in it and through this

00:42:25

small hole I will lift it

00:42:27

up and why bother to treat all the

00:42:30

boards one more time from above now that

00:42:33

they are all sewn up with a handkerchief, it will be very

00:42:35

convenient for me to do this at the same time and I will

00:42:36

treat the beams mold is the

00:42:39

worst a misfortune that can attack

00:42:41

a tree, so I’ll protect myself from it

00:42:43

first of all, this time I’m working

00:42:45

with a roller, as it turned out, it

00:42:48

does the job much faster and more economically, I bought it at a fixed

00:42:51

price and for fifty dollars and in general it was

00:42:53

enough and there was still left. This time it

00:42:55

took two more canisters for the ceiling I have

00:42:57

already treated all the hard-to-reach places

00:42:59

with a brush, the entire main area, of course,

00:43:01

with a roller, I tried to do it as quickly as possible,

00:43:03

because in the attic I don’t have any windows yet and I

00:43:05

don’t want to breathe chemicals, and

00:43:07

a respirator that would save me from it is very

00:43:10

expensive, so I find myself in the window,

00:43:12

then I climb up and work quickly

00:43:15

trying not to breathe, going back down

00:43:17

again we inhaled oxygen and fresh

00:43:19

air and again up again since I have to climb into

00:43:21

this hole too often, I

00:43:23

installed myself an improvised staircase from the

00:43:26

same walking forests what a

00:43:28

good and useful thing is useful at

00:43:30

all stages to patent or something

00:43:41

like this the next one is leaving,

00:43:43

and what did they bring, and these are

00:43:46

blocks 20 centimeters wide and the same

00:43:50

five boards that I managed to take

00:43:52

last this season, well, with the boards,

00:43:54

everything is clear, it will be a rough staircase,

00:43:57

and what are the blocks for, you ask, in order to

00:44:00

make a box for insulation, the

00:44:02

fact is that this ceiling will be

00:44:04

insulated so that the

00:44:06

cold does not come from the attic into the house, but it must also be closed from the sides

00:44:09

so that there is no air blowing

00:44:11

from each side of the house between the

00:44:14

rafters. I install planks cut

00:44:16

exactly to size between these rafters. they are

00:44:19

a little different, so I had to

00:44:21

measure with a tape measure and file everything down

00:44:23

exactly; not everywhere, of course, it turned out

00:44:25

perfect, but I’ll also lay

00:44:27

other protective material there, so it didn’t work out well for the

00:44:29

slave, and that’s

00:44:31

good at the same time, and the pigeons won’t have

00:44:34

such free access, although these

00:44:36

sneaky ones will probably crawl through in the future, I’ll

00:44:39

probably cover it with mesh or put it up

00:44:41

with scales; in general, the enemy won’t get through, but in

00:44:44

any case, there

00:44:46

should be ventilation at the very top, so

00:44:51

I won’t completely close the gap between the roof and the ceiling, but

00:44:57

I decided to increase it a little on the gables from the front and back

00:44:59

I let the insulation on the wall be covered with another

00:45:02

insulation, so it will be better at the same time and

00:45:05

the tightness is at maximum,

00:45:07

as if I were back in the old days

00:45:09

when I had to build the walls of this

00:45:11

house again, I’m carrying blocks, although this

00:45:15

time I have to lift them three floors

00:45:16

up before laying them, I noticed a

00:45:19

flaw that I made little

00:45:21

mistake, I pushed the boards under the beam and

00:45:23

now they need to be sawed off so that

00:45:25

these same blocks can be placed

00:45:27

using a block, I mark the line of the wall and

00:45:30

cut it off with a jigsaw, some kind of nonsense

00:45:33

turns out, but there’s nothing I have here so yes,

00:45:35

I think you’ve probably been at this for a long time

00:45:37

we got used to it, a more competent and correct

00:45:40

way would be to build a pediment

00:45:42

from gas silicate blocks and then

00:45:44

later attach an insulated roof and ceiling to it,

00:45:45

but you understand that

00:45:48

at every stage I was in a hurry and

00:45:50

saving the pediment had to be closed from the

00:45:52

wind as quickly as possible, so I nailed it up

00:45:55

Now you have to adapt to this,

00:45:58

as you can see from the boards that I

00:46:00

hemmed the beams, you can completely

00:46:03

walk on the floor, that is, it’s like it’s their ceiling,

00:46:05

but it temporarily performs the functions of the floor, and it’s

00:46:07

not easy to walk, but I also

00:46:09

stack the blocks on them and walk with them all

00:46:11

normally it holds quite firmly, but

00:46:14

now let’s remember that I could make them

00:46:16

at intervals quite large, as

00:46:18

if I were doing all the subsequent work, it’s

00:46:20

difficult to imagine at all, and this

00:46:23

filing itself will be a useful layer of sound and

00:46:25

thermal insulation, albeit a very meager one,

00:46:28

as you can see on the top of the very dark

00:46:31

windows there are none, considering that I have

00:46:34

now started working at night,

00:46:37

I need to make more lighting;

00:46:39

I bought several floodlights for a pretty

00:46:42

penny price of 200 rubles each; I

00:46:43

also bought plug wires and

00:46:47

soldered it all together. Now I can work

00:46:49

around the clock

00:46:50

while the days are still hot and there are no cold days. in

00:46:53

the attic it’s just like a smokehouse

00:46:55

[music]

00:47:09

but it’s done now we need to

00:47:12

prepare for laying out the blocks,

00:47:14

again I’ll lay them on glue not on

00:47:16

cement although here it really doesn’t

00:47:19

really matter because the armored belt is

00:47:20

made of concrete and is made of cement and there’s

00:47:22

no cold bridge will increase,

00:47:25

however, it’s easier to mix the glue at the top,

00:47:27

bring a bag of water and

00:47:30

stir it all with a drill and it’s ready, and the

00:47:33

idon’t block sticks much better and it’s

00:47:35

easier to work with, in general the choice

00:47:37

is obvious,

00:48:06

I mix the solution and lay the blocks on

00:48:08

the level, I stick to the level, but I don’t really

00:48:10

try so as it is unlikely that I will

00:48:12

build them up very high, just one row

00:48:14

that would cover the insulation and I do

00:48:16

n’t need any more in the future, the gables will still

00:48:18

be covered with facing bricks when I

00:48:20

do the lining, so now

00:48:22

no special measures are required, you can

00:48:25

notice that the exposed blocks are higher than the

00:48:27

beams where - about

00:48:29

five centimeters is normal because the insulation

00:48:31

will still be thrown over the beams in

00:48:33

order to cover it and their total thickness

00:48:35

should be about 30 centimeters, I

00:48:38

think this will be enough for our

00:48:40

places, more could be done, but it will be

00:48:42

expensive, although no one has done such modifications

00:48:46

will prevent me from doing it later when they’re

00:48:48

a good idea, I can cover the roof even right up to the

00:48:50

ridge with insulation, but

00:48:52

for now I have to choose where more

00:48:54

money goes to gas or to this

00:48:56

insulation itself. By the way, about insulation, stone

00:48:59

wool or basalt wool is another

00:49:02

reason that discourages the desire to make the attic

00:49:05

habitable, imagine imagine how many

00:49:07

nasty things will be concentrated in it,

00:49:09

evaporation from all treatments from all

00:49:12

insulation, dust from cotton wool,

00:49:14

the place will not be particularly healthy for

00:49:16

health, it’s better to limit the space

00:49:18

of the house and let it be ventilated, but

00:49:21

ventilation is another reason

00:49:23

why I had to build this

00:49:25

small row of blocks if I

00:49:27

didn’t build up this wall, someone would be adjacent

00:49:30

directly to the gable boards between which there are

00:49:32

many cracks and the wind blows through it, it

00:49:35

could easily carry this dust and

00:49:36

spread it throughout the attic, which I would not

00:49:39

want, so I had to make

00:49:40

such a restrictive barrier,

00:49:48

special attention had to be paid to the corners

00:49:51

It’s difficult to place the blocks there because

00:49:53

the roof gets in the way, it’s not easy

00:49:55

to push all this torment through, most likely

00:49:57

because I broke

00:49:58

the sequence, first I had to

00:50:00

quickly and the wall and then put the roof on the

00:50:02

thought that I’m doing something wrong at

00:50:05

this stage I was visited quite often,

00:50:07

all this should be a little different,

00:50:09

somehow it was necessary to raise the wall to

00:50:11

create a contour impenetrable to air,

00:50:13

but for now it’s like this later, if there’s air to blow through

00:50:16

the construction

00:50:17

[music]

00:50:20

this work of laying the blocks took

00:50:24

a few more days, then everything leaks away and

00:50:27

flows away on warm days there is not

00:50:29

much left, in the end it’s like this to the

00:50:33

slave the chick under the insulation is closed on

00:50:35

all sides between the pieces of wood there are

00:50:38

small gaps, it would be necessary to close them for the

00:50:40

reason that I’m in a hurry and decided to make a

00:50:43

purely thermal contour and waterproofing

00:50:45

the insulation now not the most important

00:50:47

task for me and at first the house will

00:50:50

still not be heated, so

00:50:52

there is nowhere for condensation to come from. I decided that I needed to

00:50:54

somehow block the access of this

00:50:56

insulation and its dust to the house. To do this, I

00:50:59

bought several rolls of glassine and it’s

00:51:01

something like cardboard and treated with

00:51:03

resin, all kinds of bugs, cockroaches don’t like

00:51:06

this kind of stuff, so it can last for

00:51:08

quite a long time. I lift it up and

00:51:10

put it in each niche between the beams

00:51:12

where the insulation will subsequently be laid. By the

00:51:14

time this video

00:51:17

comes out, the work will have already been done;

00:51:18

nothing can be changed, but write in the comments

00:51:20

for others Was it worth it

00:51:22

or is it better not to do this

00:51:24

while I was doing this work I decided

00:51:27

to check whether the

00:51:28

stone wool really doesn’t burn I tried to set it

00:51:31

on fire Yes it really isn’t being deceived It does

00:51:33

n’t burn In principle it turns out that it

00:51:36

increases the fire safety of the house or

00:51:39

whatever is more correct fire resistance

00:51:40

is probably good at least - there are

00:51:43

positive qualities in this material,

00:51:45

with matches I played around with it, now

00:51:47

you can work laying out this

00:51:49

parchment for almost two days, well, more precisely,

00:51:52

one and a half days, it doesn’t say anywhere that you

00:51:54

need to lay it, I’ve already made

00:51:56

a point and maybe it

00:51:58

will even make it worse, but for some reason I want

00:52:00

to make an additional barrier with cotton wool;

00:52:02

I really don’t like the dust it creates with

00:52:05

the spotlights that I soldered, you can

00:52:07

now work at night, which

00:52:08

means you have to use the ability to

00:52:11

roll it out and fold it in half, it

00:52:15

tears very easily, so you

00:52:17

have to work as carefully as possible, the main thing is

00:52:20

not to confuse it waterproofing is

00:52:22

just protection from dust, air and moisture

00:52:24

will easily pass through if in any

00:52:27

case they can throw it

00:52:29

through the waterproofing which will be

00:52:31

glued to the boards shown earlier

00:52:33

which I screwed in but in general in the first

00:52:35

year after

00:52:37

the heating in the house is connected I will have to

00:52:39

inspect all layers of this

00:52:41

roofing pie, so to

00:52:42

speak, for the presence of water

00:52:45

vapor or ice, if some moisture

00:52:47

penetrates directly through

00:52:49

the waterproofing and it will penetrate, it is

00:52:51

impossible to make completely sealed

00:52:54

coatings, then it should calmly

00:52:56

evaporate and go into the attic area and

00:52:58

I will need make sure that glassine does not

00:53:00

become a barrier for her; in order to

00:53:03

lay basalt wool or stone

00:53:05

wool as I used to call it, you need to

00:53:07

use

00:53:08

respiratory and vision protection; it is of course not

00:53:10

as dangerous as glass wool, but it also makes you

00:53:13

itch for a long time; it is

00:53:15

advisable to use it not

00:53:17

only a mask and glasses, but also a completely

00:53:19

dust-proof suit that will

00:53:21

not allow these small particles to sharply

00:53:23

dig into the body. The selection of these

00:53:25

protective equipment is also not an easy task, the

00:53:28

fact is that most masks

00:53:29

are blown into the nose area and therefore

00:53:32

the air comes out and gets in from the

00:53:34

Why do they immediately fog up? You can’t

00:53:36

see anything so that the respirator fits tighter

00:53:38

to the face and there are no such blowing out

00:53:40

air, you have to tighten the

00:53:42

belts harder because of this, at the end of the day there are just

00:53:45

red stains on the face and not only at

00:53:47

the end of the day at the beginning of the next, too, these

00:53:50

stains are quite you press hard and

00:53:52

stay for a long time I tried different glasses

00:53:54

different masks in all of them it’s very

00:53:57

difficult to breathe it’s difficult to look

00:53:59

because almost nothing is visible the

00:54:01

viewing area becomes completely small

00:54:03

I felt like astronauts or

00:54:05

scuba divers and thought about how good it was

00:54:07

that I decided to hem the boards

00:54:09

faceplate and one to the other because

00:54:11

if I did it with an indentation, I would often

00:54:13

definitely fall down. Now

00:54:15

I’ll talk a little about the insulation,

00:54:16

preferably when its protractor leaves, do

00:54:19

not touch it as much as possible and try

00:54:21

not to wrinkle it, otherwise from the pack we will then

00:54:25

take out a soft and thin one instead of an elastic thick briquette a blanket from

00:54:28

such a busy insulation will be

00:54:30

much less useful and it’s a little more difficult to lay it; there’s more

00:54:32

dust, so it’s advisable to

00:54:35

order it from the store right before

00:54:37

work, unload it very carefully and

00:54:39

preferably straight away to the ceiling for

00:54:42

these needs, high density is not necessary,

00:54:44

so you can take a cheap one, but that’s

00:54:47

it as elastic as braces in

00:54:49

rolls, I wouldn’t recommend it, it’s also crumpled in

00:54:51

any case; more dense and therefore

00:54:53

expensive types of insulation are used in the

00:54:55

walls so that they don’t sag

00:54:57

under their own weight; the

00:54:59

ceiling is horizontal; even

00:55:01

if they sag, you can

00:55:03

Heap the briquettes themselves on top and lay them in

00:55:05

several layers at intervals so that the

00:55:07

joints of layers 1 and 2 do not converge on

00:55:10

each other; the floor beams were made in advance with a

00:55:12

distance of 59 centimeters for the

00:55:15

reason that these briquettes are 60

00:55:17

centimeters wide and at 59 they fit into the

00:55:19

splay if everything is done correctly, it’s a

00:55:22

pleasure to lay them with their

00:55:24

rough sides, they catch on the

00:55:26

wooden beams and hold

00:55:28

firmly enough, even difficult to pull them back, I would

00:55:30

advise using not just

00:55:32

cheap briquettes like mine, but

00:55:33

reinforced ones, that is, which are

00:55:35

covered with fabrics on each side, usually these are

00:55:38

used in walls but I think

00:55:40

they will also work great when covered

00:55:41

and emit less dust, although

00:55:43

they will cost more, but there’s

00:55:45

no point in saving money. Cutting briquettes is

00:55:47

best done with a knife. Many people do this with a

00:55:49

stationery knife, but I realized that it’s

00:55:51

much more convenient for kitchens;

00:55:53

you can buy a similar knife at any hardware store.

00:55:55

for 100 rubles to sharpen it properly and

00:55:58

I advised you to take the sharpener directly with

00:56:00

you there, setting it up because the insulation is

00:56:02

at least his, but still the stone on the knife

00:56:05

against the stone is stupid very quickly, and

00:56:07

as soon as it becomes dull the cotton wool begins not

00:56:09

to cut but the ball and releases quite a lot

00:56:11

We don’t really need this dust, if

00:56:13

cracks form somewhere and the insulation is not lying

00:56:15

tightly, then we have to seal it with the

00:56:18

same cotton wool, these cracks are quite possible

00:56:21

since the boards are not of ideal geometry, and

00:56:23

somewhere perhaps I was wrong in the dimensions,

00:56:25

fortunately there are not very many such areas, it is

00:56:27

completely it was not possible to avoid them; also

00:56:30

problematic are the places where the beams

00:56:32

are joined to each other and twisted;

00:56:34

firstly, you have to go around

00:56:36

these beams with insulation, cut out the

00:56:38

corresponding recess for them, and also between the

00:56:41

beams themselves, gaps form between

00:56:42

which air will penetrate; they

00:56:45

also need to be sealed with something; push cotton wool It’s

00:56:47

pointless to fill these gaps, most likely

00:56:50

I’ll either fill it with polyurethane foam or

00:56:52

seal it with some other

00:56:53

sealing material, for example, le

00:56:55

nom

00:56:57

looks beautiful and neat, but

00:57:00

it’s obvious that three layers is very little, you

00:57:02

need to add at least two more, or

00:57:04

even three, a lot of difficulties were brought by a stack of

00:57:07

boards under which people had to record the

00:57:09

whip, it is advisable to remove all this material,

00:57:11

but I did not have such an opportunity

00:57:16

at that time, I worked at a very fast

00:57:19

pace and day and night

00:57:21

I managed to finish the first side, you can say in one day, on the

00:57:24

second day I find that the valve in my

00:57:26

respirator is not I worked, how

00:57:28

sad it is, but now I’ll check for myself

00:57:31

how harmful it is

00:57:39

[music]

00:57:45

[music]

00:57:47

how to close this area.

00:57:50

I don’t know at all, probably only this

00:57:52

will be possible when I make some kind of

00:57:54

additional exit,

00:57:56

threw all the rubbish to where everything has already

00:57:59

been done, bought a new respirator and

00:58:01

started on the second side, everything is exactly the same in

00:58:03

glassine style, then cotton wool with a handkerchief

00:58:06

face down, all the joints are spaced apart so that they are not

00:58:08

alone do not coincide with each other in the center, they are

00:58:11

also connected so that the joints do not

00:58:13

coincide with the overlapped eagle,

00:58:15

that is, the beam on which the roof stands, all

00:58:17

other beams will also be covered with insulation in the future,

00:58:19

but while I’m

00:58:22

walking on them, this, by the way, is another reason

00:58:24

why I was pleased with that that I screwed all the boards of the

00:58:26

chambers face down when I chewed

00:58:28

the ceiling, sometimes I slip from these beams,

00:58:31

sometimes I fall on the insulation, it’s

00:58:33

worthless, and it’s behind the minaj, but

00:58:35

nevertheless I don’t fall down probably three times

00:58:37

in the entire time, so I stumbled

00:58:39

and I tried to walk very carefully,

00:58:41

imagine that if there

00:58:43

was no support under the insulation, most likely

00:58:45

you would fly down with it, this

00:58:48

work is terrible, disgusting everywhere, this dust

00:58:51

cannot be brushed away, otherwise it will be rubbed into the

00:58:53

body and then it will take a very long time for the wells to be cleared

00:58:55

from the lungs, they also say it takes a very long time,

00:58:58

and some of it part will remain

00:59:00

forever in the future when installing

00:59:02

waterproofing and will need to be fastened so

00:59:04

tightly that not a single speck of dust

00:59:06

will slip inside the house, but we already know

00:59:08

that they will still slip through, such

00:59:10

nasty things will find their way in, but why

00:59:12

then do people still use these

00:59:14

harmful things? Is there really no replacement,

00:59:16

and practically no any other

00:59:19

insulation materials have other disadvantages: in some

00:59:22

ways they are better and in others worse, and

00:59:25

the question is not always just the price,

00:59:27

some mold, others dust from 3

00:59:30

burn too well and emit

00:59:32

deadly gas, but in in general, if you

00:59:34

do everything according to technology, then

00:59:36

you can get along with any of them quite well

00:59:39

[music]

00:59:45

[music] [

00:59:50

music]

00:59:56

[music]

00:59:58

let's now look at what

01:00:01

I ended up with, beautifully

01:00:03

even, so all

01:00:05

the insulation I have is laid, but this is only half of

01:00:08

what I need, it should be

01:00:11

twice as much, I’ll do it later, you

01:00:13

can see that the cotton wool meets the

01:00:15

gas silicate, that is, one insulation

01:00:18

fits tightly to the second, that’s why the

01:00:20

outer beam should be made with a slight

01:00:22

indentation from the wall, because if the beam

01:00:24

was directly pressed to the wall,

01:00:26

no matter how tightly we screw it one

01:00:28

to the other, there will still be a gap and into

01:00:30

which air will continue to blow, and

01:00:32

this is unacceptable for us. Exactly the same

01:00:35

mudflows occur between the beams that are

01:00:37

joined on the middle wall, so

01:00:39

they must be covered with insulation from above,

01:00:41

otherwise the same will happen

01:00:43

As you can see, blowing out the process is very difficult and

01:00:45

quite unpleasant. Further in the future,

01:00:48

this entire insulated little pie

01:00:50

will need to be covered with a

01:00:52

vapor barrier from below so that no moisture from the house

01:00:55

with the help of steam gets inside

01:00:57

it and waterproofing from above so that

01:01:00

no moisture and condensation can

01:01:02

fall on it and then fill it counter

01:01:05

slats to ensure

01:01:06

ventilation and after them there is a finished

01:01:09

ceiling from below from any material and floors

01:01:12

and above, if they are required at all,

01:01:15

since in the attic you don’t have to do the floors, but

01:01:17

I will do this later in a warm

01:01:20

house, now I’ll leave everything as it is and

01:01:22

I’ll move on to the next stage where I’m in

01:01:24

a hurry, I have less and less time left,

01:01:26

and I’ve already wasted it on

01:01:28

various ridiculous works. If only I had my

01:01:31

experience a few years earlier, I would have saved how much

01:01:33

time, effort and money, and in

01:01:36

general I would have known many of the stages right away and

01:01:38

would not have undertaken a different experiment,

01:01:41

this is an attempt correctly they say the first house

01:01:44

was built, destroy 2 sell and third

01:01:46

countries for themselves the words are probably true

01:01:49

the truth above a number of me is exactly them white

01:01:52

and

01:01:53

everything is changing around the apples have already decided

01:01:56

that it’s time to leave their homes I

01:01:58

decided that it’s time to eat delicious food

01:02:00

impossibility, it’s good that this particular

01:02:03

tree survived

01:02:05

while I was erecting the ceiling, I

01:02:08

left a decent amount of trash and need to clean the house again, the

01:02:10

next thing according to plan, my goal is to

01:02:12

build a rough staircase to just a

01:02:15

rough staircase because it makes no sense

01:02:17

to build a finishing staircase at these stages of construction; If

01:02:21

you don’t like it, you

01:02:22

can redo the rough staircase many times,

01:02:24

but if you make it permanent, then of

01:02:26

course it will stand as it is

01:02:29

in stock, I have 5 doses of capricious 4

01:02:31

centimeters, we’ll try to fit into

01:02:33

the limits, I hope that my construction

01:02:35

passions and fascinating stories have

01:02:37

not tired of you yet I

01:02:39

apologize once again for the fact that I publish videos very rarely,

01:02:41

this year has been very difficult for me,

01:02:43

whatever it was, it’s still

01:02:45

going on and the next one will be no better

01:02:47

than this one, I’m almost sure, in addition, this

01:02:50

construction season destroyed almost all of

01:02:52

my recording equipment, three

01:02:55

cameras one broke it fell off completely

01:02:58

and I can’t even fix another one, I can

01:03:00

restore it, and the third one stopped reading

01:03:01

the flash drives; all the tripods were broken; there was

01:03:04

almost nothing left because of this,

01:03:06

some angles were taken, so

01:03:08

something strange was filmed simply by placing the camera

01:03:10

on a brick or on a blog, and some shots

01:03:12

on the phone is near one of the cameras and the

01:03:14

screen cable is cracked, so it constantly

01:03:16

shows white color, I point it at

01:03:18

the eye and zoom at random, but I

01:03:21

can still fix it, this is not a problem, in general, in

01:03:23

any case, these various minor

01:03:25

difficulties delay the shooting of the video, which is why

01:03:27

you are all moving for so long, but

01:03:30

nothing we'll break through, I'll restore everything and

01:03:32

try to get back on track, I wish you

01:03:34

good health and a positive attitude,

01:03:36

thank you for watching this video to the

01:03:38

end, see you again

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В этом видео я больше расскажу о трудностях строительства в 2020 году. О том как выполнял работы по возведению перекрытия чердака и закупке строительных материалов, как для чердачного, так и для межэтажного перекрытия. Не успеваю к сожалению одновременно строиться и выкладывать видео ролики своевременно. Из за чего очень долго не было видео выпусков. За это приношу извинения. Сейчас же в зимнее время стройка заморожена и я могу рассказать о всем, что было сделано. Впереди планирую выгрузить несколько видео роликов о проделанной работе. В данном выпуске мало технической информации, скорее просто видео рассказ о всем что происходило на стройке и почему я так долго веду строительство своего дома. В видео будут частично затронуты темы возведения межэтажного чердачного перекрытия а так же его утепления и так же смежные строительные вопросы Наша группа VK https://vk.com/delalsam Если возникли какие то вопросы можете писать в комментариях под видео я стараюсь всем отвечать. Спасибо вам за просмотр. Временные метки 0:00 Вступление и предыстория 2:05 - Сложности строительства в 2020 году 3:32 - Об установке входной двери в доме 5:12 начало работ с перекрытиями 24:22 - порядок монтажа и утепления деревянного чердачного перекрытия инструкция 24:59 - подшив потолка обрезной доской 36:00 - ремонт разбитого пластикового окна 42:15 - обработка перекрытия химической защитой от плесени (антиплесень) 44:55 - наращивание стены блоками для защиты утеплителя от выветривания 50:40 - утепление чердачного перекрытия базальтовой ватой (каменной ватой)

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