Like a crawl space 7/7 – OSB – NLAB #79
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We're continuing to work on the small, damp room on the ground floor, located behind the living room. We're trying to create a crawl space under this room.
We're covering everything with OSB. I ran into a lot of problems, as you'll see. The panels weren't compatible, the grooves were poorly machined... A HUGE HELL!!!
Enjoy the video :)
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Track titles in this video:
Black Bay
Getting Frisky
368
Coffeehouse
Les Pipos
Parisian Street
WHO AM I?
My name is Nico, and I have a slightly crazy project: renovating an old house, even though I'm a complete beginner at DIY.
I'm naturally very curious; I like to understand how things work and learn new things. In my opinion, the best way to do this is by doing it yourself.
I did a lot of research before starting this project and continue to learn as I go. I learn by reading books, websites, and watching YouTube videos. I also talk to craftspeople as much as possible to get their advice, which helps me a lot in my thinking.
The goal of this YouTube channel is to share my experience with you and pass on what I've learned.
I try to make my videos as clear as possible to show you exactly how I do things. The aim is to inspire you and show you that if I can do it, then anyone can. Don't treat my videos like lessons. Do your own research and cross-reference information before you start (that's how I do it too).