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Alone that make it superior over the 4x2 framed rubbish

There's a 2" x 4" stud boards that's inserted between sip panels, then fasten

At the 2:15 mark, yes, you have 2X thickness, but I would argue there's not 2x strength since a 2x4 is MUCH stronger than OSB of equal thickness.

What drill and bit using?

Great video! Pape/John Deere still has a lot of available parts for these old iron JD's. Although not cheap mind you. I also replace my hard fuel supply lines with flexible rubber lines..

Your welcome! Lol. There is quite a few people reviving these old John Deere backhoes and dozers. It's gonna help a few people out to see how to work on them! Happy New Year!

Great video. Thanks. Hope the project is going well.

Foam shrinkage?

Ryobi has price points the more you pay the better tool , the old stuff is kinda weak tho I have an old Ryobi impact driver and it struggles it's more for assembly but I looked it up and it's from like 2007 , however the impact wrench which is a lot newer is a force

My fatass thought it was a cookie ice cream sandwich

Hello , where I can find load carrying capacity of panels ?

Well done video except for audio level. With volume all the way up, listening on my Samsung phone in a quiet bedroom, it was almost a strain to hear your words. Other channels, same conditions, no problem hearing the content. Please look into your recording technique or another mic. Thanks.

There are a lot of great explanations on why SIP are stronger than traditional 2x4 construction. Adding to those explanations, SIPs are sandwich panel constructions similar to those used in the aerospace industry. The foam that’s glued to the OSB stabilizes the OSB which are the skins of the sandwich panel. The OSB themselves is a form of composite that provides great in-plane strength in all direction. So when you got some bending loads from wind or earthquakes, the bending loads are converted to in-plane tension and compression which is the strong direction of the OSB. The result is a lighter and stronger structure.

Great vid.. How far can sips panels span for a roof, and then you need a ridge beam? Ive been looking at the new hybrid steel buildings that use wood purlins exclusively and envisioned replacing the purlins with sips for longer spans.

after how many meters did you reach artesian water ?

I had no idea that it snowed in AZ 😂 I feel stupid - Y’all got snow before we did up here in Buffalo!

The foam is load bearing as well (check out greenstone ICE) as the density of the foam can be controlled and adjusted. They can do tall walls with it.

🤠 Hi, thak you for the clarifications. What about house condensation because the sealed foam.

The cords chafe at a certaim point that wasn't properly deburred in Thailand. Vibrtion chewed up a 1 inch section when under recoil tension. Add 2 inches to the stork cord length so the pull handle has 2 inches of slack. Genius.

Thank you.

How bout corners or HVAC, read that Insurance is an issue with pest control too. What about fire, do the inner walls just melt?

I'd like to see someone poor walls or footings with ICF and then strip the poly off the inner concrete and do a bunch of fundimental testing, also like to see the result if you have a small oven fire?

The key to strength is “Triangulation.”Some of the only standing buildings after a hurricane are SIP’s homes. Amazing strength. My apologies if this has already been mentioned. I did not read all the comments. Cheers. And thanks for the info.

Is there a limit to the distance the camera can transmit to the phone via wifi and does it involve using bluetooth? We have a 1/4 mile distance that we want to install a camera with alarm at beginning entrance of our 1/4 mile curved and treed driveway and be able to look on phone to see who or what.

The industry doesn't talk much about strength because there's not much. Imagine an earthquake. What's holding all the panels together? What's the strength at the corners?

Nice video. The explanation of how much vertical strength you get compared to standard stud wall is amazing, makes a lot of sense if you see it that way, because even there are evaluation reports where there are capacities listed, they fail to explain how they were obtained. Just a quick question, I was wondering if in these systems you can attach brick veneer with ties even though there are no studs to make the connection, is that possible? And if so, how is it achieved? Thanks in advance.

Thanks!

I own a 79 JD410. Its been great. I would edit all your videos titles that you use your JD backhoe in and add the model into the title and description.. You'll get way more views! Also for content try to document repairs. Theres a lot of people that could benefit from it including me.... Brian in Oregon

Wanted to help Greg get the word out. Thanks to everyone working on the front lines helping with the disaster relief. And a special thanks to my mom, who is currently deployed in Rutherfordton NC with the Red Cross helping with disaster relief there. Make sure to follow Greg on his Instagram to stay up to date on all the work private citizens are doing to get supplies out to cut off areas.

Thanks. I have bookmarked this video and will be setting it up.

What ended up being your preferred method of breaking up the rock?

WOW, looks great!

Just watched the first video we posted about excavating the house pad. Crazy to see how much we accomplished.

Don't put your plumbing in the sip wall........put it up through the floor........it worked for me........

I’ve been trying to find more information on the metal Sips,. I’m very interested in using them. What are your thoughts?

If I'm not mistaken that is malachite. It's the earliest way humans got access to copper

This seems like a good video to broach the question: Why didn't you build up on top of the hill where it is more flat. I've been looking for build sites in the Asheville, NC area for a retirement home and the hilltop is in demand as it offers a flat spot with a view. An Asheville realtor with a YT channel has an expression "If it's cheap, it's steep!" Luckily these days counties have GIS maps with contour lines, slope, elelevarion, and soil stability. I want a view and close proximity to the city so steep it is. When looking at contour lines, I look for bulges in the hillside much like your cite as it can be cut into a house pad. Thanks for your videos. You have a great sense of humor. Some of your Shorts crack me up.👍✌️

I'm so proud of you! So exciting!

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WOW!

Yup, some days are more of a struggle than others

looks like future dinner

Its strong because its like having an exoskeleton house made of exoskeleton walls. Tension and compression forces are optimized since the material (OSB) is put as far away as possible from the moment load, which is at the center. Its like continuous I-beam in a 2-dimensional plane and that makes up the entire exoskeleton of the house. These walls are stiff and do not bend nearly as mich as stick frame walls.

"Maybe I missed that stuff" and "I did a TON of research..." Are you serious????? The fact you're still struggling with has me scratching my. You can't be serious. There are mountains of SIPs types (OSB, steel clad, internal metal studs, fiberglass sheathed, bonded mag-board...) C'mon man. Stop smokin your lunch or maybe you've been "researching" in 1971 Encyclopedia Britannica... or talkin to other geniuses that don't like SIPs in the first place. It looks like your post and video are only a year old, so I can't help you buddy if you are that clueless in 2024 I'm worried about you man.

Getting close! Can't wait!

Dry wall over sips do not develop cracks like a stick frame wall

Read the industry book from the sip group. Sips are like an I beam structurally.

Do not put plumbing in sip wall create a chase wall inside for the plumbing we did it and it works well

So I did the same mistake. Did you end up doing the repair video bc I’d like to watch it. Wondering if it is worth it to use JB Weld. Problem is that if it leaks after the repair, you won’t know until you put it all back together and then it’s too late. If I were to replace the tank, I think it would maybe be wiser to get an instant hot water heater unit to replace? A tank alone is $225 and the whole instant hot water unit is $375. With the instant you won’t have to worry about a tank splitting ever again right?

You were supposed to put a magnet behind it down the pipe