VB Bestratingen herstelt historische klinkerweg machinaal met Tiger-stone

[@JwormJ]

So you are saying that 2" of brick on sand will out last U.S. roads?

[@beerenmusli8220]

Sounds about right.

[@ImronMaulanagplus]

can you show me when the road/machine turning to the left/right, actually a way isnt always straight

[@Tecnobingo]

really interesting tool! Can you tell me who is the builder? are there smaller version?

[@Redicat]

omai jong wat hebben die bouwvakkers tegen hd 480p dit is echt patato grapics

[@DanielThakur]

It does last longer, our lane is made of brick and has lasted quite a long time. I live in the US and I can tell you that its quite a bit more expensive but it lasts long.

[@finscreenname]

2 guys, plus support staff, have to set the machine up and everything that goes with it, still have to come back and cut the ends in and a 1/3 of the bricks end up junk. That's progress.

[@thesillypig785]

With these type of used bricks you always have a ton of wasted material but a lot of it is used to cut the ends.

[@johnnymalk]

Perhaps it is the broken or defect ones

[@Mr83goat]

how long would this road last?

[@closecloseclose]

I saw something like this in the 60s, they're still there.

[@ferooz303]

how much is this machine? can anyone tell me I need to buy one for my construction company!!!

[@Alex5511100]

but it is no any glue (concrete) between bricks. How are they jointed each with other?

[@beerenmusli8220]

Bricks for paving ways are never set with any glue, mortar or concrete. The concrete would break easily from freezing water, and additionally be completely wasted because a road has only one direction of applied force.

[@luey1950]

WOW!!!!! I NEED ONE!!!!!!

[@ezyard3]

paving roads becomes more fun =D

[@jmonsta0007]

very cool, but the work does not look good at all...

[@HolgerLovesMusic]

+jmonsta0007 That's because they use cheap stones...

[@timholland2282]

They are rebuilding an historic street. They reused the original stones.

[@marjoeskavrees46]

Reusing the original, historical stones of the village.

[@TheRealLisinbei]

Technologie en de werkers zakken niet meer door hun rug etc. 👏👏👏

[@peterspieard1240]

geef mij twee oppetmannen en een waterpas van 1.80 en klus word ook geklaard.. zonder lawaai en zeker zonder duure kosten aan machines ... die je nooit altijd in kunt zetten .. bedenk eens een tegel padje van 1.80... of een weg die van 3.00.. en vlak aan de wal kant...

[@thesillypig785]

Precies. En sneller zal het ook niet gaan. Laat mij maar lekker steentjes tassen zonder dat herrie apparaat. En kijk eens hoe gaar de strijk er bij ligt.

[@chemicalspore]

fascinating

[@kindergodin]

it is a tigerstone machine (google it)

[@jody024]

geheime zender er op uiteraard!

[@peterspieard1240]

ze proberem de straatlegger te ontlasten .. zodat ze langer .. en ZEER zeker sneller gaan... maar ik moet eerlijk bekennen dit gaat niet sneller als met de hand leggen... ligt er maar neyt aan hoeveel mensen mee helpen om de straat er in ts leggen en ik moet ook eerlijk bekennen is dit nou echt de bedoeling van echte straat mans vak ???

[@Richard1976]

ligt niet echt mooi strak op de weg, anderzijds bespaart het wel doe jongens hun rug

[@wiggawiggum]

cool

[@mateuspereira7209]

I don't like this machine because i am a paver guy.

[@marcelomucugesilva7745]

cool,, but this take a lot jobs

[@abdoubentouati1913]

waw it s very cool

[@KevthoFilms]

?!WTF!?

[@marfcbo]

droog

[@Speelfluit]

Wat een kut werk

[@CloudOmegaVII]

Machines were invented in ancient greece. There is no such thing as inventor in germany, uk etc. This technology is a greek dna...