Gentlemen, I feel compelled to say how I fully enjoy the integrity of each of you. Not only are you so well skilled, but remarkably considerate you are of each other. I am no longer a participant of television and the trash it provides. I’m happy to contribute to such channels that show us some fabulously interesting challenges. The sincerity with which you approach the restoration, and the communicating with us, your viewers.😮Truly, the pleasure is ours ! Thank you. ❤❤
If they had a demolition event added to the Olympics, I think Yanis would take the gold! I’m glad he made it back from Paris after all the festivities and power outages!
I love how Simon really takes the time to point out little facts. Most constuction guys dont care to teach little tidbits. Shows a true master who cares!
@@judithlalande2773he’s been joking around a lot with Yanis as he’s obviously very happy to be back working with him. He calls him son and gives him pats on his back and bear hugs! You really must have a very negative view on life. I see the exact opposite to you !!
Yannis looks so fragile, but he’s such a little powerhouse when he’s demolishing, & working, & such a quick learner, he & Simon just power through the jobs they do. Love seeing these 2 working together.
I love to watch Simon and Janis interact with each other. It shows that Janis just thinks Simon is the greatest and Simon really likes Janis too and appreciates how well he is doing under his training.
Thank you so much for having the lovely music again, I don't know how watching demolition / renovation can be a Zenlike experience, but the music even at its most eclectic always promotes that state for me. It's also quite lovely having Simon as part of the team again, you all bring something unique to the table.
Years ago I worked for a man who owned a large landscape construction business. When he was a child in depression-era Los Angeles he started his first business hand-dragging gas station lots with a 2x4 with magnets attached and pulled by a rope. One penny for 10 nails or screws.
Yea Billy..glad you're back with the camera..we love Alex and know how great it is to have him. But you are our comfort zone. We appreciate all the hard work.❤
I’m recovering from surgery on both my lower arms after i crushed them in a fall whilst removing an old rotten shed 🙁😩😩😩 Watching you guys is helping keep me sane, best renovation channel on UA-cam 🤗💕🏴love to all from Scotland
Thanks Simon for showing us the tree rings. If you notice the older one with more rings. Thin rings means less rain. A dendrologist can tell the age of a beam or piece of wood by taking a sample and comparing it to a chart. Can't remember at the moment how far back the chart goes but they have been able to date from 1200BC, pretty cool.
11;42; AND the light rings are spring/summer growth, the dark rings are fall/winter growth. people don't think about trees growing during dormancy but they do. a little bit anyways...
Those magnets that roll are useful to anyone using nails staples etc outside. Roofers go over properties and help you from getting bad tires on construction sites. Great they have one
Thank you ever so much Billy Simon, Rick, Mick, Yanis, you all are incredibly talented and you bring such joy and positivity to so many people. Praying for healing, restoration, peace, strength, and everything you all stand in need of as you continue this project🙏 "May the Lord bless you and keep you, may He watch over you and give you His peace." Numbers 6:24-26
Things are doing more than Cracking On , they are busting loose ! Each episode just brings more excitement for the next. Amazing job Billy ...it must be awesome to see your thoughts of transformation coming to fruition . Absolutely amazingly well done 👍
Simon, you are a hoot! Always throwing out interesting tidbits of information…sometimes mind boggling! I would love to have a conversation with you but unfortunately I live in Arkansas and am 85 years old so don’t travel much anymore. Enjoy your teachings though. Crack on!
That giant magnet is genius! And in my dream of volunteering at the Convent, THAT is a job I could actually manage! (I am disabled & it is rough -- painful -- for me to travel even within the US. Doesn't keep me from dreaming of being an unskilled volunteer worker at the Convent. Crack on, Team Petherick!
Work goes on and prep for the sandblasting. This is going to be so amazing when finished. I love watching the progress and each step as they come. Doing a fine job Gentlemen. Have a great day
Such dramatic clearing music! Don't forget to magnetically sweep in the corner where the car was parked, that's where Ryan was dropping demo debris out the window 😊 Tree rings are fascinating, the different widths in the same tree's rings indicate different temperatures and water availability in different years.
That ground magnet is perfect for picking up all the nails Yannis has pulled out of the beams. That will also help save your tires from metal outside. Also for the time you ask your kid to grab a box of nails that they eventually drop on the floor and they scatter.😂
nails in the tire are no fun. We used to use the magnetic sweepers at work. When we were done we would roll it onto a piece of cardboard and do the release... fold the cardboard on the ribs and dump the nails into the bin. Or your enemy's driveway! No don't do that.
@@CIARRAAppliances Thank you. It will be a huge relief when this stressful period in our lives is over. Very emotional leaving the farm and beautiful Pembrokeshire, but exciting times are ahead (and a new hob 😀)
Thanks again Billy Mick Simon Yanis for another brilliant fact finding visit from New Zealand to France very interesting video You amaze me Billy how you turn your hand to anything and just know what to do and how to fix it and put it together Already looking forward to tomorrow's video 🎉🎉 😢🎉
A little bit of everything makes for a very entertaining video. Love Sadie’s hob, great installation Billy! Great investment to prevent potential punctures! Crack on! 🇨🇦🙏❤️
that new fangled induction hob is fantastic! im Old School who grew up with Jenn-Air indoor grill..same concept of not needing overhead extractor. so happy for your progress of renovation!
The hob/extractor would look even better if you countersink it into the work surface and seal the edge with heat resistant silicone. I have that and it’s better for cleaning the surfaces. Otherwise you are the best at doing the stuff you do. Such a perfectionist. Great work!!
I love watching the restoration and remodeling of the various areas of the Convent! The History of how it was built is amazing to see uncovered. I give huge props for everyone's hard work. Thank you as well for the new energy efficient appliances you use; those will be great to find when I restore or build my next home! Brilliant work Billy and team!
Wow! The Wisteria sinensis is growing superbly well Billy! I Love this induction-HOB-extractor-system. I want one! Simon, a piece of wood with small growth rings, is it more solid than one with large ones ? and yes, its lovely to watch you work in such clean speces
They use magnets like that in the operating rooms. If the instruments counts don’t match at the beginning of the surgery and the end of the surgery, then everything stops until they find the missing instrument. They will run the giant magnet on wheels across the floor to see if they can find the instrument and the pt will also be Xray-ed . Surgery doesn’t end until all the counts match!
The slower growing wood with more rings is better suited for furniture making than framing. It holds up better to carving and sanding since it has a tighter cellular structure. Typically the uglier, more "loose" wood is used for framing.
Fun Fact: did you know that trees are growing faster now compared to 200 years ago, and historical growth rings on trees show an increase in the speed at which they grow. Several factors contribute to this phenomenon: Increased Atmospheric CO2: Higher levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere enhance photosynthesis, allowing trees to grow faster. CO2 is a critical component of photosynthesis, and increased concentrations can lead to more rapid growth. Warmer Temperatures: Global warming has led to higher average temperatures, which can extend the growing season for trees, allowing them to grow for a more extended period each year. Nutrient Availability: In some regions, the availability of nutrients like nitrogen has increased due to human activities, such as the use of fertilizers. This can also promote faster tree growth. The average tree removes 21 KG of carbon from the atmosphere each year, adding more trees and using them in buildings can help reduce the effects of climate change. In the world today vegetation is on the increase due to CO2 fertilization, Just wonder how long it will be before this balances out the global warming and we begin to head towards the next ice age, which by chance is predicted to be in the next 20,000 to 50,000 years time, we left the last ice age 11,700 years ago, so we have not reached the middle bit yet. I'll let you all draw your own conclusions.
thank you Simon!!! I have more rings (figuratively, lol) than those lovely trees. I enjoyed your explanation of the tree growth and shows how much you appreciate the materials that you work with in your professional projects. The work that you all do is a source of JOY to watch; thank you for sharing it all. 🌳🌲🧁
Billy,Mic,Yanis,Rick, Simon my convent Angels. I’m glad to see you all together. I hope this week goes well for you guys. Until tomorrow. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🌈🇺🇸🌞🌹❤️😇🕊👍🙏
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Lovely and no need for overhead vent!
Gentlemen, I feel compelled to say how I fully enjoy the integrity of each of you. Not only are you so well skilled, but remarkably considerate you are of each other. I am no longer a participant of television and the trash it provides. I’m happy to contribute to such channels that show us some fabulously interesting challenges. The sincerity with which you approach the restoration, and the communicating with us, your viewers.😮Truly, the pleasure is ours ! Thank you. ❤❤
If they had a demolition event added to the Olympics, I think Yanis would take the gold! I’m glad he made it back from Paris after all the festivities and power outages!
I love how Simon really takes the time to point out little facts. Most constuction guys dont care to teach little tidbits. Shows a true master who cares!
Anyone can learn something new each day. Open your mind to be teachable
@@judithlalande2773he’s been joking around a lot with Yanis as he’s obviously very happy to be back working with him.
He calls him son and gives him pats on his back and bear hugs!
You really must have a very negative view on life.
I see the exact opposite to you !!
Simon is a master craftsman, Yanis has a great teacher in him, hubby been using you saw tip yesterday.👍
Yannis looks so fragile, but he’s such a little powerhouse when he’s demolishing, & working, & such a quick learner, he & Simon just power through the jobs they do. Love seeing these 2 working together.
I love to watch Simon and Janis interact with each other. It shows that Janis just thinks Simon is the greatest and Simon really likes Janis too and appreciates how well he is doing under his training.
Please watch your father in the summer heat. He’s old school and won’t quit till he drops. Thank you.❤
I love watching Simon & Yanis work. Their flow and unspoken synergy is such a joy.
Thank you so much for having the lovely music again, I don't know how watching demolition / renovation can be a Zenlike experience, but the music even at its most eclectic always promotes that state for me. It's also quite lovely having Simon as part of the team again, you all bring something unique to the table.
Years ago I worked for a man who owned a large landscape construction business. When he was a child in depression-era Los Angeles he started his first business hand-dragging gas station lots with a 2x4 with magnets attached and pulled by a rope. One penny for 10 nails or screws.
I quite enjoy the 'Fun facts with Simon!'. I'm so glad he's back with us!
Yea Billy..glad you're back with the camera..we love Alex and know how great it is to have him. But you are our comfort zone. We appreciate all the hard work.❤
I agree ❤😊🇦🇺
This show just gets better and better......anf one of the best things is the crossover from all the channels!
I’m recovering from surgery on both my lower arms after i crushed them in a fall whilst removing an old rotten shed 🙁😩😩😩
Watching you guys is helping keep me sane, best renovation channel on UA-cam 🤗💕🏴love to all from Scotland
Sending prayers and best wishes for a speedy recovery.🙏
Get well soon!
That sounds awful! It's great to have such wonderful distractions as this channel, isn't it? I hope you are well soon.
Sending prayers for your recovery asap. This is a great channel to watch isn't it! Take care.
You must be so frustrated. I hope you're being well cared for. Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery, but try and be patient while it happens.
Thanks Simon for showing us the tree rings. If you notice the older one with more rings. Thin rings means less rain. A dendrologist can tell the age of a beam or piece of wood by taking a sample and comparing it to a chart. Can't remember at the moment how far back the chart goes but they have been able to date from 1200BC, pretty cool.
What a cool bit of info. I keep telling everyone that this is a learning channel. Learn something every day!
Like the way Simon explains things. Shows he's a professional.
Billy's word for the day......"Amazing".....that's brilliant Lad!
Yanis has got to be one of the hardest workers in all of France.
Yes I agree!
Somebody start a "give a little" fund for a Yanis holiday adventure. I would be happy to donate.
Yanis doing stud work, flawlessly.
I love watching the eagerness in Yanis’s eyes - a true gem 💫
11;42; AND the light rings are spring/summer growth, the dark rings are fall/winter growth. people don't think about trees growing during dormancy but they do. a little bit anyways...
Thanks for the very interesting info @monabale8263....I did not know that! 😊
Ty Mona ❤
Thanks very interesting 😊
Love watching Simon and Yannis having fun. What an genius idea, a magnic vacuum cleaner.
So glad to have Yanis and Simon team again. I love you all and love that magnet. I need one badly. Thanks Billy.
Computers will rule the world. Lol. I'm old, I still use knobs on stove. Great job
That magnet trap device is something else. Very clever.
That magnet on wheels is genius!! Great find!
Bet it would come in handy at a concert in a field....lost car keys and all that.
Billy your son could be the designated magnet person. He would love that to help dad
Loving the classical music Billy. Thanks for all your work and time you put into the videos!
Billy, said it before… I really love the music. It brings this beautiful, splendid, romantic era, history and structure into “view”.
Love Simon's little lessons! He's a natural teacher. 😁🇺🇸
Those magnets that roll are useful to anyone using nails staples etc outside. Roofers go over properties and help you from getting bad tires on construction sites. Great they have one
Thank you ever so much Billy Simon, Rick, Mick, Yanis, you all are incredibly talented and you bring such joy and positivity to so many people. Praying for healing, restoration, peace, strength, and everything you all stand in need of as you continue this project🙏 "May the Lord bless you and keep you, may He watch over you and give you His peace." Numbers 6:24-26
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Things are doing more than Cracking On , they are busting loose ! Each episode just brings more excitement for the next. Amazing job Billy ...it must be awesome to see your thoughts of transformation coming to fruition . Absolutely amazingly well done 👍
Simon, you are a hoot! Always throwing out interesting tidbits of information…sometimes mind boggling! I would love to have a conversation with you but unfortunately I live in Arkansas and am 85 years old so don’t travel much anymore. Enjoy your teachings though. Crack on!
That giant magnet is genius!
And in my dream of volunteering at the Convent, THAT is a job I could actually manage!
(I am disabled & it is rough -- painful -- for me to travel even within the US. Doesn't keep me from dreaming of being an unskilled volunteer worker at the Convent.
Crack on, Team Petherick!
Our dreams are what keeps us going, Dream On 😊
Work goes on and prep for the sandblasting. This is going to be so amazing when finished. I love watching the progress and each step as they come. Doing a fine job Gentlemen. Have a great day
Yanis the ninja! The man has endless talents.
Such dramatic clearing music!
Don't forget to magnetically sweep in the corner where the car was parked, that's where Ryan was dropping demo debris out the window 😊
Tree rings are fascinating, the different widths in the same tree's rings indicate different temperatures and water availability in different years.
Yanis you are talented, love your twirling behind Simon! WELL done!
Watching u guys cracking on gives me a sense of achievement, too. I haven't even left the couch all day long 😅
this place is going to look amazing when you are done.
Sadie will be happy to have her cook top installed.
That magnet runner is a great thing to have there.
Great job, guys. Yanis, you are funny.
That ground magnet is perfect for picking up all the nails Yannis has pulled out of the beams. That will also help save your tires from metal outside. Also for the time you ask your kid to grab a box of nails that they eventually drop on the floor and they scatter.😂
nails in the tire are no fun. We used to use the magnetic sweepers at work. When we were done we would roll it onto a piece of cardboard and do the release... fold the cardboard on the ribs and dump the nails into the bin. Or your enemy's driveway! No don't do that.
You read and installed the induction cooktop very well. It is a really wonderful answer for cooking on an island for sure
Thank you! 🙌
The dining room will be beautiful ? The magnet tool to collect nails is really fascinating .
Billy sure has a knack for music 😉
The Petherick brothers both! Always beautiful.
Simon is a wealth of knowledge!
I want one of those hobs! Will have to wait until we sell the farm and move to a new house (if anyone wants a dairy farm in Pembrokeshire….😀🏴)
Would love one, but it is a long commute from Texas.
Exciting times ahead! Hope the farm sale and move go smoothly😄
@@CIARRAAppliances Thank you. It will be a huge relief when this stressful period in our lives is over. Very emotional leaving the farm and beautiful Pembrokeshire, but exciting times are ahead (and a new hob 😀)
@@AliWade1971 Cheers to new beginnings and all the best! 🥂
This dramatic music cracks me up.
i love watching yanis and simon working together they make a fab duo, though i do know who ever they work with both are still fab to watch
Great show and getting better! FYI Simon non-ferrous is Aluminium, copper, gold etc. Ferrous is iron and steel.
I was about to correct Simon as well about the non-ferrous
Very nice cooktop. I can appreciate the filter system. Sadie’s apartment is looking beautiful.
Sadie’s place is really coming together.👍
I have to say Billy that you always choose the best intro music. Soul soothing. Cheers mate.
Thanks again Billy Mick Simon Yanis for another brilliant fact finding visit from
New Zealand to France very interesting video
You amaze me Billy how you turn your hand to anything and just know what to do and how to fix it and put it together
Already looking forward to tomorrow's video 🎉🎉
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A little bit of everything makes for a very entertaining video. Love Sadie’s hob, great installation Billy! Great investment to prevent potential punctures! Crack on! 🇨🇦🙏❤️
We’re so happy to hear you enjoyed the video and our hob! Thanks for your encouragement! 😊
You really should run that magnetic bar in the corner where Ryan was throwing junk out of the second floor apt.
Another interesting blog with beautiful music, Billy! That magnet was a surprise! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
Billy, I really like Alex’s videos but your videos are just as great!! Great music and the length of your videos are perfect!!
that new fangled induction hob is fantastic! im Old School who grew up with Jenn-Air indoor grill..same concept of not needing overhead extractor. so happy for your progress of renovation!
Awesome comparison! We’re thrilled you like it😊
Great hair style, Billy.
And I spy a handsome mustache & new hair cut on our favorite.
The hob/extractor would look even better if you countersink it into the work surface and seal the edge with heat resistant silicone. I have that and it’s better for cleaning the surfaces. Otherwise you are the best at doing the stuff you do. Such a perfectionist. Great work!!
Thanks for the tip! 👍 Our hob is actually designed to be easy to clean too! 😊
We have a flat top stove as well! Very easy to clean, and heats up fast!
Yay! Sadie has a stove
OMG the music today ❤ its just ... Lord of the Rings 😱🥰
That was my thought too!
Thanks for featuring the CiarraOne! It looks like it’s right at home! 🏡👌
you need to get your guys a sawdust capture system for your table saw to avoid a lot of the clean up and dispersal of dust
Sadie is lucky to have you, Billy!
I love watching the restoration and remodeling of the various areas of the Convent! The History of how it was built is amazing to see uncovered. I give huge props for everyone's hard work. Thank you as well for the new energy efficient appliances you use; those will be great to find when I restore or build my next home! Brilliant work Billy and team!
Just loved Yannis and his cheer leader sketch x
Wow! The Wisteria sinensis is growing superbly well Billy! I Love this induction-HOB-extractor-system. I want one! Simon, a piece of wood with small growth rings, is it more solid than one with large ones ? and yes, its lovely to watch you work in such clean speces
Thanks for the positive feedback! 😊
I just purchased a rolling floor magnet after getting a puncture, They work.👍❤
I LOVE THE BACKGROUND MUSIC! thank you =)
Great to see Simon again and with Yanis! Super! 😊
Ooo that installation of induction stove top was nice. I'm sold. 👍
They use magnets like that in the operating rooms. If the instruments counts don’t match at the beginning of the surgery and the end of the surgery, then everything stops until they find the missing instrument. They will run the giant magnet on wheels across the floor to see if they can find the instrument and the pt will also be Xray-ed . Surgery doesn’t end until all the counts match!
I love your sister’s apt. With the big windows, big island, stove top, and pale pink walls.
I want them to walk all over the garden with that magnet now!
The slower growing wood with more rings is better suited for furniture making than framing. It holds up better to carving and sanding since it has a tighter cellular structure. Typically the uglier, more "loose" wood is used for framing.
My family owns an HVAC company. The metal finder is a must in our industry. Great purchase!
Simon, very interesting discussion of the growth rings!
Fun Fact: did you know that trees are growing faster now compared to 200 years ago, and historical growth rings on trees show an increase in the speed at which they grow. Several factors contribute to this phenomenon:
Increased Atmospheric CO2: Higher levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere enhance photosynthesis, allowing trees to grow faster. CO2 is a critical component of photosynthesis, and increased concentrations can lead to more rapid growth.
Warmer Temperatures: Global warming has led to higher average temperatures, which can extend the growing season for trees, allowing them to grow for a more extended period each year.
Nutrient Availability: In some regions, the availability of nutrients like nitrogen has increased due to human activities, such as the use of fertilizers. This can also promote faster tree growth.
The average tree removes 21 KG of carbon from the atmosphere each year, adding more trees and using them in buildings can help reduce the effects of climate change.
In the world today vegetation is on the increase due to CO2 fertilization, Just wonder how long it will be before this balances out the global warming and we begin to head towards the next ice age, which by chance is predicted to be in the next 20,000 to 50,000 years time, we left the last ice age 11,700 years ago, so we have not reached the middle bit yet. I'll let you all draw your own conclusions.
Yanis with that stick; he's so talented !!!😮😮😮
Ryan needs help on those joist. Could I come and help him.
thank you Simon!!! I have more rings (figuratively, lol) than those lovely trees. I enjoyed your explanation of the tree growth and shows how much you appreciate the materials that you work with in your professional projects. The work that you all do is a source of JOY to watch; thank you for sharing it all. 🌳🌲🧁
That hob looks mighty nice. So great to not have to install an overhead extractor
Glad you think so! 😄
Need that big magnet when I go to the tip - so many puncture possibilities there
Billy, that magnit gadget was amazing.
I like Simon’s “In case you wanted to know” segments. Billy on the induction stove do you need specialty induction pots and pans ?
Billy,Mic,Yanis,Rick, Simon my convent Angels. I’m glad to see you all together. I hope this week goes well for you guys. Until tomorrow. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🌈🇺🇸🌞🌹❤️😇🕊👍🙏
It’s interesting the difference of your lumber to ours here in Canada!
The cook top is lovely
Induction cook tops are amazing.
You’re spot on! Induction cooktops offer fantastic performance. We’re glad you’re impressed! 😊
We have one of these magnetic swipes came in handy when we did our deck.
Simon thank you for info on tree rings !!! Learnt something new! 😊
Thank you!
Great music again Billy.❤😊🇦🇺
I think Yanis has happy Olympics fever. Lol. 😊
Yannis the demolition machine!
Love love the music. Who is it please? It's so appropriate for th convent restoration.