BROKEN WINDOWS & HOLES IN THE FLOOR. Living on a NARROWBOAT. ft. ECOFLOW DELTA 2
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- [103] Back to tackling the never ending list - with a few casualties on the way!
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Where can I find the link to buy your tshirts please?
Do they offer a good price on solar panels aswell? I guess I would have put those hinges on on the other side of the "lid".
Bang up job on the caulking. Reggae is definitely way to go instead of the usual new age crap.
Cheers!
Watching this beautiful couple is making think about living on the canal I ask my hubby and he sed let’s win the lottery Lololo what a peaceful live we have the Macclesfield canal seeing canal boat
You’d be surprised how many people get rid of a house and come onto the canal - it’s not for everyone though, especially winters!
The best bit I really love about the Delta 2 is that I am able to increase the capacity when the need arises.
Ooooh the pain of the broken glass….so great that your fabulously talented artisan can sort them for you.
Definitely!!
Use the swiss method to light the fire, light from the top down to heat the chimney which creates draw and less smoke. No paper needed 👌
Have looked into this, just need some fire lighters by the looks of it but will try it out for sure
It’s probably to late now joe but if you buy a foam gun and use gunable foam you can control the flow much easier and you don’t use half as much foam. Just turn the back screw of when not in use clean out with foam cleaner rarely as that’s what makes em clog good luck
Yeah that’s a good shout actually my dad’s always used them, those cans are so messy 😂😫
SIKA FLEX make a black calking product. fill the slot, scrape the top flush, job done!
Yes we did see that, just the size of the gaps are huge and hollow at the bottom so would’ve got through tubes & tubes!
Probably too late now but you can get a product called evo-stik polyurethane wood glue, which is a liquid but expands to fill a joint like foam. It comes in a tube suitable for a caulking gun or in a bottle. It expands much less than foamfix so is much more controllable.
Ah yes I know the stuff. Only thing I’d say is the cost of it vs spray foam for the size of some of the gaps I’d have to fill it would be considerable but considerably less messy for sure!
For future you may consider getting the gun for the foam, a lot more control over the speed and amount that comes out. Also you can buy foam cleaner, which is almost magical the way it dissolves the foam, whether wet or dry, it also removes the black staining.
I was not expecting that such a portable power station could pump out 1024Wh of power.
Glass, noooooo! I'm so glad it can be fixed, but what a pain. I like the look of the rope floor, it has always looked good.
Thank you! Yes couldn’t believe the glass 😫
Hey guys, I was having nightmares watching you do wood work on top of that nice kitchen bench… and then I saw the grinding sparks going everywhere!!! Can I suggest a piece of ply that could be tucked away somewhere, dragged out for tools to go on. Or a piece of canvas, or… you get the idea. The jobs have got to get done, but protect the lovely work you have already done! Good progress though! Cheers
😂😂 we’re not afraid of a bit of character on wooden surfaces but yes we probably should cover the worktop at least!
Joe, you work so hard! I can’t imagine Danni being upset with you. Everything can be fixed or replaced.
What I’m waiting for is the van! I’m so cold 🥶 and waiting for y’all to travel to places I don’t think I’ll ever be going.
Fabulous work and the spray foam will also add to the insulation, lol.
Thank you! Yes we’re back on the van build for next weeks video! Can’t wait to get it finished and get travelling in it
I was just thinking - 'watch you don't slip and saw the worktop' when you said it! Glad you didn't slip.
Oh Joe bless you, I felt gutted for you, 😢. So Happy the glass can be replaced, (welcome to married life lol )🙌🏽😊love the rope idea in the floor board gaps- genius , take care you two 🤗🤗
😂😂 thank you!
Clumsy 😢
I agree that the Delta 2 is also perfect for any boat as it does not take up a lot of spaceand does only weigh 12 kilos.
Well done, Joe, with all those jobs. You look knackered pal. Love the music 👌.
Cheers! Looking forward to a decent sleep, was in a bit of a rush to get the video out too! 😂
home centers sell caulk foam backer cord in several thicknesses to put under the rope. it expands and contracts with the movement of the wood. Much cleaner and a more permanent solution. not very expensive either.
Oh wow didn’t know that existed! Only thing it wouldn’t do is stick the rope down for when hoovering
Time you got off that river Joe while you still can,have you forgotten what happened before Xmas last year??
We’re here until June/July so won’t be moving as it’s ideal place to be for Danni’s work & my parents whilst we fix up the van. Was that the nasty storm we had?
Great job with the floor mate. Shame about the stained glass breaking. Glad you’re able to get it fixed. Take care. Nick
Cheers Nick!
Awesome joe .. very talented buddy .. cheers Chris & Sammy
Thanks guys!
Clear Pvc cleaner takes off the expansion foam. The latex minimal expansion foam with water. Caulking rod or just wood glue . Turn the hinges around barrel on top of the ply.
You can get a product called Ever Build Foam Eater, I used it after we had a leaking can that coated just about everything in our bathroom. It's slightly corrosive, but is brilliant.
I’ve seen that before but never used it. Thanks for the tip!
Great job on the ropes Joe. I probably can’t see any mess from the foam like you can see, so just show Danni the video and she will be very happy. Lol.
It’s dried up okay to be fair but we’ll sand and re-do the floor anyway next year to freshen it up
Hello Danni and Joe, brilliant ticking off all those jobs but so sorry to see the broken stained glass. I went on a stained glass course a while ago I loved it and made a purple and green panel then one day the wind blew it off the window cilll and it broke, my own stupid fault, you must have been gutted but I'm glad you can get it repaired. Best wishes Christine x
It’s a wonderful skill to have, have you tried any more since? Yes glad we can get it repaired, can’t wait to get them fitted finally! 😂
@@DanniandJoe no sadly not, it's an expensive hobby. Can't wait to see your doors fitted. C x
Hard work is good for the soul, not to mention the digestive tract! LOL
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Ecoflow is everywhere. floor rope looks okay, Very wet over there so those Canals will fill up finally.
Will be good for the canals but the river is higher than it needs to be 😂😂
What a great video Joe busy, busy as always. Floor looked so much better for all your hard work. It’s beginning to look very smart. Hope Danni is good. Have great week 😊
Great job mate, getting there…thought you were going to saw your kneecap off 🫣🫣 Thanks for sharing 👍
😂😂 cheers!
The five year warranty alone is enough for me to grab one for myself.
Hi Joe, Great project, great channel. Quick tip for the skirting boards, fit the top trim first, then the skirting board.
Good job with the list, I guess you can now move forward with the van now.
Yes can’t wait!
Hey Joe love the Rope on the floor idea someone may have already said this but a tip for expanding foam is, if you get it on something especially hard like wood, glass or plastic is not to wipe it off immediately but to let it dry I know it seems counterintuitive but then it just peels right off. Cheers
Oh, Joe! Trying to hide something from Danni?! I can't believe it. A lesson learned I'm sure. Thanks for all your work and the most entertaining channel on UA-cam!
What a shame regards the windows. So pleased you can get them fixed though. Hope you have a good week. 😊
Thank you!
You should make an H cap for your chimney.
No heard of that, will look into it, cheers.
All it is is 3 t connectors put together in a H pattern. The shape of it makes it almost impossible for down drafting
@@clintromine802 ohhh I’ve seen boats with that and wondered what it was!
A bit of a tip for fire lighting as I have a similar issue occasionally on my shed stove. Normally happens when the chimney is cold and has no draw. I just cut some sticks to fit the biggest jam jar you can find, pop them in a fill with parafin up to about half way. Home made firelights that burn really hot and warm the chimney up.
Thanks! We’ve been recommended the Swiss method also, have you tried it?
@@DanniandJoe ooh, what's that?
Essentially upside down so smallest on top but stacked square like & gaps so you can fit firelighters hard to explain but have a search on here I’m sure there’s a video - I’ll try it in one of our videos too I’m sure!
@@DanniandJoe ah, just seen.
To be fair, I use a couple of paraffin or diesel soaked sticks on a bed of TV licence warning letters 😂 Usually works.
@@Organgrinder63 😂😂😂 brilliant
Well done Joe you always work so hard no Danni does her share luv to you both tc till next time the oldies xx😉👋👍
Guessing you wouldn't be too sad to finish your relationship with spray foam for life 😉
Ohhh I thought I’d never see the stuff again!!
I'm thinking that the Delta 2 is also good for any weekend campouts or adventures since it is quite portable and has a 1024Wh capacity.
Naughty boy
No goggles whilst grinding
Tut tut
Taken both of my pairs back to my parents with the grinder as didn’t think I’d need them 😫 safety squint & contact lenses not ideal
Hi both, Joe you would certainly fly through any audition for DIY presenter work -online or with the shopping channels. Always solution focused !!!. Would love to know where to buy the mushroom print hanging in the kitchen....
Hi guys. Please can you update me on the mechanism you've used to raise your bed and where did you get it? Love the channel. Thanks, Martin
I like the rope for floor seams
Greetings from Tehachapi, CA Tedious work you had with rope spacers. Shame about the stain glass panels, good thing you kept the creators contact information. And you paid the bill 💵…Lol
Great series, only just getting into narrowboat vlogs. For a future Q&A, How do you decide between hammer in moorings and screw in moorings?
Cheers!
I hope you had safety glasses when using the dremel. Those little discs just shatter. No fun when they end up in your eye. Bad enough when they hit your hand 😲
Another brilliant video, jobs jobs and more jobs, well done that man keep up the good work, see you next week, 😁👍
Thanks very much 🙂
Great job joe! ❤️
Thank you!
I would have laid vinyl tiles, cork tiles, over the wooden floor, easy to keep clean! 🧹 Surprise Danni! 😊 7:49
We put this in particularly for the oldy worldly feel & love it. Now the ropes in it should last for years and years! 🙂
The other way would have been difficult. That is using wood fillets. You did well
I'm at 2.36 and I'm already worried about how messy the expanding foam is going to be it great stuff but horribly clumsy at the same time ⏲️
Cheers joe I bet you shat yaself when you broke that glass Danni going off her head but shit happens better now than when they are on at least the lady can sort it for you Have a top week dude staysafe both of you 🙂🔧🦆✌️
Thank you! Oh my heart sank, felt awful!
I'd use a rubber sealant (lifeseal) on the floorboards. Definitely not expanding foam.
Haha…😂can’t believe you didn’t put the broken glass photos in a private file 😐,a few more years married you’ll learn !! 😂😂😂( keep ticking off that never ending list 👍).
Got to ask, are you sealing the rope and floors now? If not I am wondering how you will keep the rope clean and stop it getting wet, when clean the floors, especially in the bathroom. Never seen rope used. Is that a boat thing? A tradie doing my timber house floors, used silicon, which was ridiculous as it falls through when the boards expand. I enjoy watching your reno.
So we’re using rope more as an aesthetic gap filler (it’s used in the boat world to build old ships as it swells when it gets wet and seals). Now the floor has shrunk to its smallest (hopefully) in the summer the gaps shouldn’t get much bigger at all and then the foam will hold it anyway. It’s hessian rope so quite hardy and hoovers really well, we use the cleaning pads/mop so doesn’t get soaking wet except for rain if the doors are open for a bit but seems to work so far.
good vid on the channel keep up the good vid thanks lee
Thank you!
Great job joe
Was that a Granfors Small Forrest axe?
It is indeed! Bought it in Sweden when we were away in our last van. Felt guilty using it as a hammer but it was in arms reach and I needed something urgently - dug the actual hammer out later on 😂😫
I've got a shirt that I got a spray foam spot on. Over 10 years later and many many washings, it's still there. Ugh!
Oh wow!
Can I ask what that little hoover is you were using please?
Hi, Shark Wandvac - really handy on the boat but we do still miss a mains power hoover! amzn.to/3VaSW48
Thanks for that need a small hoover for my truck, I will take a look at ths Shark
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Cheers!
Love the music joe, who’s the artist please
Check out ‘Devil and the Perfects’ & ‘Thompson Town Flowers’
@@DanniandJoe your a star
Sorry mate but I think your hinges are binding 😂
Was too late in the day for me to be messing any more with hinges can’t stand the bloody things 😫😂😂
@@DanniandJoe haha 👍
Hi! In case you could use some second hand things for the van project, here is a link to David´s film about his refurbishing of his van: ua-cam.com/video/xi499Z9l_-0/v-deo.html
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Cheers!
Hi Danny Joe,well you sure try hard with the gap between the floor bored you can get a special filler for when you are cocking out side below water level on plank boats done it in the past but just cannot remember the name I used to enjoy corking to see the end result with no water leeks ,,so tell me Joe what’s it like being Married then ,it’s got to be nice to get something for nothing the ecoflow looks the business has a good reputation it’s a good way do a review and it’s yours and you are allowed to sell it if you don’t need it nice to have power on hand 🤚 ,so sorry you broke the glass on your beautiful coloured doors but accident do happen hope Danny was not to bad with you can’t see no stitches in your head lol ,you are doing a great job you try your best in what ever you are doing,yes you had better get your home in ship shape before the lovely Danny gets home ,great and interesting blog love watching you till next time take care keep yourself safe,John 🤬🤬🤫🫣🤭🫢😲👀🇬🇧🫢👍👍🍻🍻
Why sod about with old wood floor and rope? Just cover the floor with ply then get laminate flooring, save yourself a load of bother,... Not sure but that bird thing on your chimney, may cause a heck of a down draft, going by its very shape. If you get rid of that and use a normal cowling it may then draw properly. Not more smoky joe log burner,
Just love the look and feel or real floor boards, adds a nice bit of character and something to keep us busy 😂 it should be grand for a few years now without much bother. The bird cowl rotates in the wind and should help but it bloody doesn’t 😂😂
There may not be a manual for a lot of things in this world but there is always common sense which obviously you are sadly lacking, why wouldn't you just use a silicon type of sealer or No More Gaps extrude it into the gap and you have 24 hours basically to put the rope back in.
There’s cost & time to factor in to common sense, don’t forget. Some of these gaps are quite large & would use multiple tubes of sealant each.
@@DanniandJoe If you buy the cartridge type you could do several boards full length.
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Thank you!