As already stated below...Cut through the average tannalised treated timber and the penetration is minimal some areas can be 2or 3mm others could be 5 to 10mm or more.
It’s a scam: there are many areas that don’t receive any of the chemical. Now we have a board with solid parts, and rotted parts. I’m in the middle of a deck replacement with that exact problem.
What chemicals are used? You show kids playing on the surface so I assume you are saying the chemicals are kid friendly. True? Are you using arsenic or the less toxic amine copper quat (ACQ) and copper azole (CA)?
As already stated below...Cut through the average tannalised treated timber and the penetration is minimal some areas can be 2or 3mm others could be 5 to 10mm or more.
Thanks for the video! Got the information I needed
98% water, 2% chromium, copper and arsenic is what how it's made says is in the preservative
So it's 98% safe to drink
And that’s why it’s a scam.
timber is not the only sustainable building material.
bamboo
btblou Definitely.
Bamboo seems like a type of wood though
jiep, that moment, when you saw that timber and see that there is penetration zero, is priceless :D
It’s a scam: there are many areas that don’t receive any of the chemical. Now we have a board with solid parts, and rotted parts. I’m in the middle of a deck replacement with that exact problem.
AWESOME VIDEO!👍😁
such a relaxing video
What happened to good old linseed oil?
ADD USED MOTOR OIL AND DIESEL TO THE EQUATION....
AND MIX THE NEW WITH THE OLD WAY OF DOING THINGS.
Should I buy a plastic shed? Or a nice looking cabin type workshop for my new house which will loose its looks and eventually rot?
nice video, keep up the good work
Pressure treated wood. Double the price, 25% longer life. I’ve replaced tons of rotted PT that lasted little more than untreated wood.
So essentially its some sort of water proofing oil inside a pressure cooker?
Hmm so how is the timber in the center of the pack equally pressured to the outside 🤔
I’ve always wondered that it doesn’t make sense to me surely the outside pieces would have deeper penetration than those inner ones
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What chemicals are used? You show kids playing on the surface so I assume you are saying the chemicals are kid friendly. True? Are you using arsenic or the less toxic amine copper quat (ACQ) and copper azole (CA)?
How would treated timber be in comparison to a human bone?
treated timber has less crunch than human bones. i'd recommend storing in your freezer, definitely below 5 degrees, and serve chilled.
I'm glad the two axe murderers watching this video were able to find each other and make a connection.
nice video
whats the 1st stage vacuum for?
Negative pressure so the wood will suck in the treatment solution.
This guy is the Bob Ross of wood preservatives.
Hemp!!
nice animation, but in reality its just enough to scratch wood to see that penetration is not even a millimeter
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toxic? e.g. arsenic...
Why am I here
"[Wood], our only sustainable construction material."
Huh? On what planet?
What about stone, brick, iron, aluminum, glass, etc. etc.....
...gingerbread...
it's sustainable because you can re-grow crops to produce more trees, the others are finite
...human bones...
SPOILER ALERT!!!