I do not like every vidéo i watch, but for this i was impressionated by thé professionnalism and équipements. What was the white foam you mixed with cément ?
This is brilliant. I had thought of this myself but thought I would make a silicone mold. That might have been prohibitively expensive. I had not thought to do it the old "mud brick" style. All I can add is for the person doing this to have some smaller projects (like the garden bricks) to pour for any waste material that is not used in the panels.
Aircrete is made of Portland cement and perlite mix (possibly sand?) then a construction foam sometimes used for insulation is folded in like a meringue and then cast into shape. One surface is covered by Tyvec and a reinforcement screen using metal wall studs to form a mold.
Regarding the aircrete as structural components vs insulating, you could build basically a pole barn and fill in the gaps with aircrete panels. The aircrete would be providing some bonus degree of support, but the integrity of the building wouldn't actually be dependent on the aircrete.
Don't forget the pressure eco-terrorists are putting on the tree industry (among other things). Like it or not, the demand for "green" materials is a reality. It doesn't matter if you agree with the politics, or financial analysis. The trend is towards higher demand for products like this. Tesla Solar is selling out of Home Depot! Total market manipulation driven by an agenda. Today, if you build a new house in California, it MUST have a PV system, NO net metering. Your home will be little profit centers for the State by 2030 because by then, the lunatics will make it law that you tear down that 40 year old hovel and rebuild it "green". That's a few years after they issue FINES for your "carbon footprint", and forcing the entire population on AI/EV's. You vote Democrat, that's what you get. I wouldn't be surprised if some huge corporation isn't developing a product like this right now. Instead of metal studding, they are using polymer castings built with industrial 5D laser printers. Get a patent bro. And stop posting vids online until you have PROOF of concept. Until then, this is all bullshit. Just being straight with you man.
Maybe you should move to my state. Trees are everywhere and sawmills source their logs locally. Carbon footprint is low, lumber quality is high and dollars stay local
joeashbubemma just be glad there's a majority of people there to think for you. Not everyone is able to comprehend complex things like environment, climate and why recycling is good. If you don't understand why all those rules are there then i fully understand it must be a hassle for you. You may think they're trying to ruin your life but in reality they're trying to save yours and your offspring's.
In Germany we called that stuff "Gasbeton" Its the go to building material for over 30 years and the stuff is awesome, so light easy to work with yet strong and so very insulative.
Lovely Video clip! Sorry for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (search on google)? It is a good exclusive product for building better sheds and woodworking minus the normal expense. Ive heard some great things about it and my work colleague after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.
Wow, was my first time seeing this, was amazed that you carry that big bucket of cement and pouring, then just look at it once again how did you carry that cement, and saw that it was a foam. Got amazed and search for more.
Kindly send the details of cellular fibero concrete, especially its contents , method of its production , availability & address of the suppliers India. Use WhatsApp no. 9929103432 Thanks.
Honey-Do Carpenter has kindly shared his experience, knowledge & research with all of us. It would be nice if you would do the same towards Harpal Singh Khurana.
What size panels are you making and what is the finished weight of the panels? Looks like you're carrying them by yourself. Good work, keep it up! I'm a retired contractor and am considering building a shed first and I'll see how that goes before taking on a larger project.
Just wondering. Would you want to put spacers under the wire mesh in order to center it in the panel or keep it from being pushed to the bottom or back of the panel?
You've got the process sorted, now you could do with streamlining the labor input. - Keep one half of the top of the plastic barrel attached to form a natural lip - place the barrel in a tipping cart so you can roll it over the mould and use the natural lip to control the pour - have your mixing tool mounted to a simple lift so all you have to do is move the barrel under it and lower it in to mix
I’ve gotten very interested in air Crete no I’m just curious since I came across your channel. I wonder if it would really work good as a spray foam insulation
can you please explain what are you doing what it is used for and why it looks interesting for sure it looks light weight too i just want better understanding of what you are doing thanks
I work with concrete professionally, but I haven't explored aircrete yet. First, have you tested the compressive strength of your mix design- can you provide the results? Have you looked into superplasticizer, fiber, polymer, pozzolans? These ingredients might significantly add to the strength of your concrete. Why is the sleeve over the paddle of your mixer? Have you tried mixing aluminum flake (which is what the autoclaved aerated concrete people use to make bubbles)? AAC is probably going to be stronger than what we can make in a home environment, but I think that what you are doing could still be very useful to a lot of people.
It would be nice if you would explain want the panel do and what makes them better than conventional building. Still not sure what Air Crete Panels are or how they assemble?
great idea that has been tried for years, I'm a 3rd generation contractor, just trying to help. You should explain the foam, the mixture looks really thin-translates to weak concrete regardless of what is inside. Have you completed compression tests on the concrete to give us a (psi) level? Both peak sustained and compaction ratios. good luck on your trials, but from what I have seen It looks very weak. I mean nothing bad, keep trying.
Great job! I would like to know the following: (i) What do you use for making the foam? (ii) What is the mixing proportion of cement with foam? (iii) Is it possible to cast a small roof slab (15 ft X 30 ft) and what type of reinforcement does it need? Thanks & Regards.
Is there a reason you couldn't do smaller batches in the mixer and add the air bubbles in there? Less equipment needed this way but I don't how that would work out in the end. Just asking to learn.
cool to see that you are doing this at home! I really like the idea of building small utility structures this way! FYI "Air Crete" is actually referred to as cellular concrete. It's been around for a long time. Generally used as a lightweight fill material because of its low strength. Concrete looses 5-10% of its strength for every 1% increase in air content beyond about 7% entrained air which is a very limiting factor of cellular concrete. Also, cement is not considered to be a green building material. It is actually one of the worst, due to the immense heat required to manufacture cement powder it creates HUGE amounts of greenhouse gasses.
Actually the majority of the heat and gases are recycled through a Pre-calciner that heats up the material before going into the kiln making the firing process more efficient and using less energy.
Eric, Maybe, a study should be done, to see how much "Pollution" (as well as "Greenhouse Gases) a "Stick House" built Town, Burning Down in just about an Hour Creates and Releases? (My Hometown of Lytton, BC, Canada, this past June 30th, 2021! You might have heard about that!)
@@freeq1829 that is true. Well, it depends on the context. But nobody said anything about salt. Nozor was responding to the addition of sodium something or other in the video. Not sodium chloride.
Great work ! Please be aware that steel reinforcing bars or nets should be corrosion protected since the porous structure of the aircrete will speed up corrosion due rapid carbonitation which decreases Ph- value of the aircrete. Suitable corrosion protections may be concidered: * Hot dipped galvanized steel * Bitumen coated steel (easy application and cheap) * powder coating * Paint * Coating of potassium silicate waterglass. Caution... Do not use sodium silicate coating since it may dissolve in water! Regards Greattimez, Españistan
hmm people are using Sodium Silicate to make Waterglass to use as a binding agent in their DIY refractory cement for their foundry... I wonder if the heating up of metals releases water vapor that could effect the water glass durability....
Kind of left in the unknown as to what you are doing. Music is not helpful, and I did not get any idea about what you were mixing; or the processes you are following. Left for me to be intrigued and guess at it. Will have to do more research to learn about the value and benefits of this product. Thanks for sharing.
I have a question about aircrete as a insulation material as opposed to using it for its strength. Can it be applied in between traditional stick framed walls?
thumbs up on this. i just subscribed. i am currently working on my 1hectare land and this tutorial on aircrete panel is spot on. more power and keep this up.
They used a product in Houston for years called lightcrete. They used it on the floors of multistory residential dwellings. It used a metal pan so it was poured in place. Coming from the floor covering business, I can tell you it failed miserably for its use. However I dont remember any rebar or wire being used. I was not there during construction only during floor replacement. Couldnt nail tack strip into it without it disintegrating.
I think in olden torture days nails in a surround wall would be called an IRON MAIDEN. Her grasp was deadly. Furthermore, that is where the heavy metal band got their name.
I have been watching your channel from begeing . I think you have your stuff all in a row. I was wondering why you or how you came about using 16 in panels say rather than 4 by 8 . I am thinking of doing something like the dome home in Ariz. so I am waiting to see your dome.. Will there be other attachements going up the walls? and how would you finish off the inside wall of your dome home.?Love your work. Larry
Hi, great work! Did you add any additives for strength? Like SikaLatex or Compactuna. This is what I can find on this side of the world. But I am sure you have access to something similar there.
Awsome videos and good on you for sharing it with us. Just a thought though, instead of cutting the wire mesh to the exact(or almost) width of the metal frame why not leave about an inch on either side of your panels' width that way you can bend that inch on either side to 90 degrees that way the 1 inch high bend will rest on the metal frame raising the entire wire mesh an inch or so off the bottom. Just a thought but hey as I said really good job man I wish I could join you in your endeavour.
Tej Blanco Vlogs not necessarily a valcano but finely ground dirt bro and there is no way he was exposed that long to the concrete and there was plenty of ventilation you sound like you barely found out about that shit posting it like this lmfao
I'd let you use my shop, in a swap type of effort but I'm in Texas not even remotely close. Wait did I just see you do the aircrete shuffle or dance???
Question: what are the dimensions of the slabs? How long, (10 feet?) how thiick (6 inches?") and how wide (3 or four feet?). Thanks. Love the vids and education. Thanks.
Wouldn't "air-crete" - *without* the air - just be "crete"? I look forward to that video; although heavier panels / increased material cost / reduced insulating effect might not attract so many likes.
Have you ever made an aircrete table or other furniture? I'm wondering if you could skim a final coat with normal concrete to fill in the holes to have a nice smooth tabletop surface.
Excellent work, it is people like you that change the world.
Kudos to this man who worked hard to make these panels. I for one would never to it. too much work.
I do not like every vidéo i watch, but for this i was impressionated by thé professionnalism and équipements. What was the white foam you mixed with cément ?
It is soap
You do very good, you can make that job a lot easier by using the little Dragon airCreate mixer.
This is brilliant. I had thought of this myself but thought I would make a silicone mold. That might have been prohibitively expensive. I had not thought to do it the old "mud brick" style. All I can add is for the person doing this to have some smaller projects (like the garden bricks) to pour for any waste material that is not used in the panels.
Wow! But wow! You really have it together. Some climates have terrible termites, humidity, etc. This could be a solution. Thanks.
I wish there were labells telling me what was going on
Aircrete is made of Portland cement and perlite mix (possibly sand?) then a construction foam sometimes used for insulation is folded in like a meringue and then cast into shape. One surface is covered by Tyvec and a reinforcement screen using metal wall studs to form a mold.
Good job.
I can think of a thousand uses for aircreete.
Nice use of steel studs.
Thank you.
Regarding the aircrete as structural components vs insulating, you could build basically a pole barn and fill in the gaps with aircrete panels. The aircrete would be providing some bonus degree of support, but the integrity of the building wouldn't actually be dependent on the aircrete.
Don't forget the pressure eco-terrorists are putting on the tree industry (among other things). Like it or not, the demand for "green" materials is a reality. It doesn't matter if you agree with the politics, or financial analysis. The trend is towards higher demand for products like this. Tesla Solar is selling out of Home Depot! Total market manipulation driven by an agenda. Today, if you build a new house in California, it MUST have a PV system, NO net metering. Your home will be little profit centers for the State by 2030 because by then, the lunatics will make it law that you tear down that 40 year old hovel and rebuild it "green". That's a few years after they issue FINES for your "carbon footprint", and forcing the entire population on AI/EV's. You vote Democrat, that's what you get. I wouldn't be surprised if some huge corporation isn't developing a product like this right now. Instead of metal studding, they are using polymer castings built with industrial 5D laser printers. Get a patent bro. And stop posting vids online until you have PROOF of concept. Until then, this is all bullshit. Just being straight with you man.
Maybe you should move to my state. Trees are everywhere and sawmills source their logs locally. Carbon footprint is low, lumber quality is high and dollars stay local
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joeashbubemma Ramble, ramble, ramble, ramble, conspiracy theory, ramble, ramble, ramble. That's all you have to offer. SAD.
joeashbubemma just be glad there's a majority of people there to think for you. Not everyone is able to comprehend complex things like environment, climate and why recycling is good. If you don't understand why all those rules are there then i fully understand it must be a hassle for you. You may think they're trying to ruin your life but in reality they're trying to save yours and your offspring's.
In Germany we called that stuff "Gasbeton"
Its the go to building material for over 30 years and the stuff is awesome, so light easy to work with yet strong and so very insulative.
why 2 mixers mix cement add foam pour in form 1 mixer less to clean up
Lovely Video clip! Sorry for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (search on google)? It is a good exclusive product for building better sheds and woodworking minus the normal expense. Ive heard some great things about it and my work colleague after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.
Nice light weight product. 👍
You make it look so easy.
The correct tools and the correct process are so streamlined. Thank you for showing it.
This is really interesting material.
Many thanks!
Wow, was my first time seeing this, was amazed that you carry that big bucket of cement and pouring, then just look at it once again how did you carry that cement, and saw that it was a foam. Got amazed and search for more.
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Great work .Plus where can I get the hand held mixer you are using, it's customized or that is how it is with the casing. Thank
You should check into cellular fibero concrete it's a dry mix that it expands up to 2.8 times the size when poured
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Kindly send the details of cellular fibero concrete, especially its contents , method of its production , availability & address of the suppliers India. Use WhatsApp no. 9929103432
Thanks.
@@harpalsinghkhurana9866 no do your own research
Honey-Do Carpenter has kindly shared his experience, knowledge & research with all of us. It would be nice if you would do the same towards Harpal Singh Khurana.
@harpal: and kindly make it snappy. LOL
Thank you. Please what is the ratio used for cement, water and shampoo among themselves?
What size panels are you making and what is the finished weight of the panels? Looks like you're carrying them by yourself. Good work, keep it up! I'm a retired contractor and am considering building a shed first and I'll see how that goes before taking on a larger project.
What materials and equipment I have to buy to make foams?
Just wondering. Would you want to put spacers under the wire mesh in order to center it in the panel or keep it from being pushed to the bottom or back of the panel?
Useful idea.. you gave me a good basic to start.
You've got the process sorted, now you could do with streamlining the labor input.
- Keep one half of the top of the plastic barrel attached to form a natural lip
- place the barrel in a tipping cart so you can roll it over the mould and use the natural lip to control the pour
- have your mixing tool mounted to a simple lift so all you have to do is move the barrel under it and lower it in to mix
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You are a real dedicated innovator. I will be following your progress closely. Good luck!
thanks Doug
Ratio of foam to cement? What kind of foam does best mixed into cement?
How do you connect the panels? Build your own pipe-enhance auger mixer?
Any foaming agent. You can use shampoo. I would use 15% - 20% foam by volume. The more foam you add the weaker concrete becomes.
Thanks for the full explanation, but please ask here: Can we do the same idea for making panels 1.20 * 3 meters high
I didn’t know you could mix Cool Whip and cement like that.
This comment made my night to funny
I’ve gotten very interested in air Crete no I’m just curious since I came across your channel. I wonder if it would really work good as a spray foam insulation
Can we see a picture of the final product installed?
how it looks when done and dried,etc?
Thank you,seems that it will look nice once installed
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can you please explain what are you doing what it is used for and why it looks interesting for sure it looks light weight too i just want better understanding of what you are doing thanks
I work with concrete professionally, but I haven't explored aircrete yet. First, have you tested the compressive strength of your mix design- can you provide the results?
Have you looked into superplasticizer, fiber, polymer, pozzolans? These ingredients might significantly add to the strength of your concrete. Why is the sleeve over the paddle of your mixer? Have you tried mixing aluminum flake (which is what the autoclaved aerated concrete people use to make bubbles)? AAC is probably going to be stronger than what we can make in a home environment, but I think that what you are doing could still be very useful to a lot of people.
Lolz--bet you never thought you were going to start a revolution in backyards everywhere!
One of the few videos that I love the music. I haven't a clue what's going on in the video but it's a good watch
I have bebi losanheles
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It would be nice if you would explain want the panel do and what makes them better than conventional building. Still not sure what Air Crete Panels are or how they assemble?
One thing I learnt is that I can use my hole digger as a mixer. Great!
You certainly didn't "learn" any grammar..
Archimedes approved!
I wonder what that foam product was was it expandable foam or something similar to it?
I see that in this build, you added perlite to the mix. What's up with that? Isn't it almost redundant with the foam?
Richard Hasting 🤔
Beautiful job
great idea that has been tried for years, I'm a 3rd generation contractor, just trying to help. You should explain the foam, the mixture looks really thin-translates to weak concrete regardless of what is inside. Have you completed compression tests on the concrete to give us a (psi) level? Both peak sustained and compaction ratios. good luck on your trials, but from what I have seen It looks very weak. I mean nothing bad, keep trying.
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I wonder if a Black and Decker 7975 or a P&P Power Inc. VING (their copy of the long discontinued 7975) can cut that wire mesh?
Great job! I would like to know the following: (i) What do you use for making the foam? (ii) What is the mixing proportion of cement with foam? (iii) Is it possible to cast a small roof slab (15 ft X 30 ft) and what type of reinforcement does it need? Thanks & Regards.
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Looks like your system is working well. Good job sir.
Looks great... Can you mix the foam in the mixer? And how would it work to make bricks for a kiln?
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have you ever tried putting the foam into a cement mixer??
Is there a reason you couldn't do smaller batches in the mixer and add the air bubbles in there? Less equipment needed this way but I don't how that would work out in the end. Just asking to learn.
You may be able to do that if you had a larger mixer?
you can do that. it works
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Thanks for inspiring me!!
cool to see that you are doing this at home! I really like the idea of building small utility structures this way! FYI "Air Crete" is actually referred to as cellular concrete. It's been around for a long time. Generally used as a lightweight fill material because of its low strength. Concrete looses 5-10% of its strength for every 1% increase in air content beyond about 7% entrained air which is a very limiting factor of cellular concrete. Also, cement is not considered to be a green building material. It is actually one of the worst, due to the immense heat required to manufacture cement powder it creates HUGE amounts of greenhouse gasses.
Keep up the good work though! I really enjoy your channel, lots of cool DIY ideas! I'm very impressed what you pull off in the back yard!
Actually the majority of the heat and gases are recycled through a Pre-calciner that heats up the material before going into the kiln making the firing process more efficient and using less energy.
Eric, Maybe, a study should be done, to see how much "Pollution" (as well as "Greenhouse Gases) a "Stick House" built Town, Burning Down in just about an Hour Creates and Releases? (My Hometown of Lytton, BC, Canada, this past June 30th, 2021! You might have heard about that!)
Crafty. Very.
And a lot of physical effort going into handling the drum with cement mixture!!!
As we know, sodium accelerates the oxidation of the metal mesh, so I ask: Can you foam with a sodium-free product? what would that product be?
Sodium does NOT accelerate oxidation. Chlorine ions do. Never let chlorine near your reinforced concrete if you can avoid it.
@@mckenziekeith7434 salt is NaCl sodium chloride
@@freeq1829 that is true. Well, it depends on the context. But nobody said anything about salt. Nozor was responding to the addition of sodium something or other in the video. Not sodium chloride.
Use fiberglass instead, or horse hairs.
I don't know why I didn't comment the 1sr time! 😊😊😊
nice job on the grass
Great work !
Please be aware that steel reinforcing bars or nets should be corrosion protected since the porous structure of the aircrete will speed up corrosion due rapid carbonitation which decreases Ph- value of the aircrete.
Suitable corrosion protections may be concidered:
* Hot dipped galvanized steel
* Bitumen coated steel (easy application and cheap)
* powder coating
* Paint
* Coating of potassium silicate waterglass. Caution... Do not use sodium silicate coating since it may dissolve in water!
Regards
Greattimez, Españistan
hmm people are using Sodium Silicate to make Waterglass to use as a binding agent in their DIY refractory cement for their foundry... I wonder if the heating up of metals releases water vapor that could effect the water glass durability....
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intriguing concept. Thanks.
TH-cam University lol one of greatest piece of tech given to humanity in the last several decades.
It's beautiful...btw what is the density of the concrete which being used?
Kind of left in the unknown as to what you are doing. Music is not helpful, and I did not get any idea about what you were mixing; or the processes you are following. Left for me to be intrigued and guess at it. Will have to do more research to learn about the value and benefits of this product. Thanks for sharing.
No one tells anyone what they're doing now. It's really pathetic.
were i can get materials to start mixing build the panels and making walls
Put the blue "rinse" barrel a lot closer to the white "mix" barrel so you don't have to haul the mixer so far between them.
SumErgoMonstro that's called being efficient isn't it?
Wow ur such a pro
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Please explain what you are doing some of us are rather slow.
Debbie Webber, that goes double for me!
I have a question about aircrete as a insulation material as opposed to using it for its strength. Can it be applied in between traditional stick framed walls?
I am always shocked at some of the negative comments I read. You'd think I'd get used to it. Fight on Honey Do, you're killing it.
Thank You!
It is insufficient information. What is that foam that they have added? Where is the final product? Is it strong enough?
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Did I miss a mention of what size mesh is used? Thanks
7:05 I like your vibration technique))
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thumbs up on this. i just subscribed.
i am currently working on my 1hectare land and this tutorial on aircrete panel is spot on. more power and keep this up.
skip the intro 3:15
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It's fantastic product.
I wonder if you could pump aircrete with a 2"-3" trash pump like those concrete pumping trucks
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Can you explain why you can't use quickcrete instead of cement mix?
Panels coming out great. Keep it up
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he doesn't show them coming out!
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All well and good but for the first time user, would be nice to know what FOAM is and how you buy or make it.
I've seen a lot of videos on YT about different air, foam, and however-filled concrete, so it's catching on. Your panels are looking good!👍🏻
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Can you help about the materials of air Crete?
Видос про то как залить пеноблок в домашних условиях
А как его делать?Есть рецепт?И для чего он это делал? Кто знает напишите,очень интересно
Is it possible to add the foam directly to the concrete mixer?
Let me guess - you spent most of your editing time choosing music instead of writing the captions which would have explained what you were doing.
David Lowe Man with Tools does a great series on concrete that is absolutely excellent
Good Job Mrs. Honeydo
They used a product in Houston for years called lightcrete. They used it on the floors of multistory residential dwellings. It used a metal pan so it was poured in place. Coming from the floor covering business, I can tell you it failed miserably for its use. However I dont remember any rebar or wire being used. I was not there during construction only during floor replacement. Couldnt nail tack strip into it without it disintegrating.
Yep, forget nails and screws, got to use glue or chemical anchors in aircrete and similar, there is just no substance for mechanical fixings.
Why don't you put nails, tacks and screws in the wet cement and let the owner snip them off as he gets tired of looking at them.
I think in olden torture days nails in a surround wall would be called an IRON MAIDEN. Her grasp was deadly. Furthermore, that is where the heavy metal band got their name.
I used to drive a mixer for Houston shell& concrete and pour a mix that contained light weight aggregate into floating decks way back in the nineties.
CncObsession also used in California. More for sound insulator
can this slab be used for upstairs floors?
I have been watching your channel from begeing . I think you have your stuff all in a row. I was wondering why you or how you came about using 16 in panels say rather than 4 by 8 . I am thinking of doing something like the dome home in Ariz. so I am waiting to see your dome.. Will there be other attachements going up the walls? and how would you finish off the inside wall of your dome home.?Love your work. Larry
He is trying to keep it to the 16in 2x4 spacing required by code
Davy Oneness with non
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Would air-crete work for raised beds ? If so, is there any special process needed Thank you for the video
yes! another youtuber has done this and I think they're even modular!
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Hi, great work!
Did you add any additives for strength? Like SikaLatex or Compactuna. This is what I can find on this side of the world. But I am sure you have access to something similar there.
Good work
Your neighbors must love you!
A lot of 'unanswered questions' I have watching this VID.
Not for me, I believe.....
Kindly share the details of material used here other than cement, which foaming chemical and which powder
Fantastic as always .
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I'm never going to use that stuff, but it looks so much fun to make!
Awsome videos and good on you for sharing it with us. Just a thought though, instead of cutting the wire mesh to the exact(or almost) width of the metal frame why not leave about an inch on either side of your panels' width that way you can bend that inch on either side to 90 degrees that way the 1 inch high bend will rest on the metal frame raising the entire wire mesh an inch or so off the bottom. Just a thought but hey as I said really good job man I wish I could join you in your endeavour.
Derek Moss
Love the music. Show us completed project please.
This was incredible! I like it and I plan to do it! 👍
Silicosis is no joke. Please wear a mask when working with this sort of thing!
elitearbor You mean pnuemonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis? Thats the scientific term for the medical term silicosis.
Actually its mostly conducted from breathing very fine silica particles specifically from a volcano.
Tej Blanco Vlogs not necessarily a valcano but finely ground dirt bro and there is no way he was exposed that long to the concrete and there was plenty of ventilation you sound like you barely found out about that shit posting it like this lmfao
HIGH GRADE Who me? Or the other guy
Tej Blanco Vlogs the other guy bro
Can use these for sleepers in retaining walls?
Maybe the latest and greatest, but looks like too much work for this old man; I'll stick with conventional wood framing!
less work, you'll see,
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ditto
This is great. Don’t stop your research.
I'd let you use my shop, in a swap type of effort but I'm in Texas not even remotely close. Wait did I just see you do the aircrete shuffle or dance???
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Question: what are the dimensions of the slabs? How long, (10 feet?) how thiick (6 inches?") and how wide (3 or four feet?). Thanks. Love the vids and education. Thanks.
Nice work. If it's in the budget maybe a vibrating probe to get out some air pockets.
mel e it's Air Crete. Vibrating out the air would be undoing all the effort to get it in there.
Wouldn't "air-crete" - *without* the air - just be "crete"?
I look forward to that video; although heavier panels / increased material cost / reduced insulating effect might not attract so many likes.
I did not catch the air crete part of it. Thanks for the correction.
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Have you ever made an aircrete table or other furniture? I'm wondering if you could skim a final coat with normal concrete to fill in the holes to have a nice smooth tabletop surface.
The best thing I've found on the net was plans from Avasva .
Love it Shannan
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Que material vc usou para colocar na betoneira. Qual a quantidade de cada produto e da água que foi usado