5:21 This is not "Germany" but actually France. French street signs, and I can assure you we don't have 2 million empty apartments here rather skyrocketing rents
@@crossleyr You are both right about this, but Ferradix is a German company. They just used the French website commercial rather than the German one, as Ferradix does exist in France too. They are, as far as my research took me, near Stuttgart, which is definitely German and even the French website link back to a German phone number, webmaster, etc... so the comment was right, it's German.
The roof tile install isn't horrible as long as you consider it a cosmetic feature. The install largely depends on the area under the tiles being water resistant. With a little wind, snow or rain can blow right under the tiles.
So glad I going to be long gone when robots started thinking by themselves. Here preparing a new tinfoil hat, a machine without physical feelings several times stronger than a human being built in with composed materials almost indestructible. What could go wrong?
I have to wonder how well the carpenter robot handles lumber with twists and bows in it. Would it recognize when a warped piece of lumber throws a section out square or too keep the bow up on some places?
Several years ago, I moved to Canada. Those years have passed and I still feel like I lived in the 60s and 70s of the last century. The backwardness of construction in Canada and the United States is terrible. One answer is always valid - IT'S ALWAYS BEEN THAT, WE'VE ALWAYS BUILT THAT. You can propose more modern methods, more modern materials, better energy efficiency - no. There are no good government programs that cause people to require modern homes. Whatever is built - everything is sold in a short time. Canada has no electric railroad!!!!! States - same. Two countries on one continent have trains that travel at a maximum of 140-150 km/h. There is constant talk about protecting the environment and hundreds of thousands of trucks haul goods from coast to coast. Good thing computers don't run on kerosene.
We don't have electric trains en mass in the US because we don't ride trains, just drive. How exactly is construction in the US backwards? When building code is followed structures are incredibly safe and designed to last for a very long time.
@@mattypants We have a completely different sense of humor about construction on the American continent. I myself very often suggest to my clients to use modern methods of building insulation. The same applies to insulation against moisture. I ALWAYS hear the same thing - WHY SHOULD THEY BE BUILT LIKE THIS!!! They are not convinced by the arguments of reducing heating and AC expenses. They are not convinced by the arguments of dry basements. So we have excellent building codes that are misused by builders and stupid customers who have ALWAYS driven a FORD and will therefore buy a Ford. You wrote that you don't have trains because - YOU ALWAYS RIDING TRUCKS from coast to coast. And no one thinks about shortening the transport time and protecting the environment. These are the first impressions of people who visit this continent.
@@PanJarekKozera well, it's not a sense of humor. I didn't say anything humorous. No one doesn't want to insulate their homes to lower utility bills nor does anyone do anything contradictory to keeping their basement dry. I doubt many people drive coast to coast in the US unless they are doing it with the purpose of seeing the country, you underestimate how large this country is. Coast to coast is thousands of miles and would take the better part of a week to drive. People just fly, flying is cheap, fast, and easy.
@@mattypants We don't understand each other. I don't think about the private travels of people from coast to coast. I'm talking about millions of gallons of burning fat by trucking from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The country I live in is even bigger than the United States and there is exactly the same problem - hundreds of thousands of trucks go for weeks with goods. Today, electric trains reach speeds of around 500 km/h. OK these are passenger trains but freight trains can run at 300 km/h. It would be faster and cleaner. But everyone is afraid of truck drivers. Regards from Canada.
Any time you see any video of alternative building methods, go read the comments. It wont take long to see dozens of people poo-pooing all over the idea. It doesnt take long to see what we are up against here.
Wow, a video on incredible construction technologies sounds fascinating! The advancements in this field are truly remarkable. It's always so inspiring to see how new technologies are revolutionizing the way we build and design structures. From 3D printing in construction to smart automation, there's so much potential for increased efficiency and creativity. It's an exciting time to witness these innovations that are shaping the future of construction! 🏗🤖✨
In regards to the Colorado build project-I remember seeing that this type of construction actually was twice the costs-all transmitted to the state of Colorado. All the technology, robotics etc. add to costs which is transfered to the governments, municipalities etc. The Japanese robotics programs are the most advanced, which, in turn will double the costs, until mutually accepted by industry. You have to pay for the technology first! But-as viewed, all these technologies are great.
I was impressed at how easy it was to move and place the large foam blocks for the highway repair but I was disappointed at the final shot at how uneven the left the edges. Ancient block layers ala the Egyptians or Puma Punku laborers are rolling over in their graves...
It was 568.000 in 2020. Also 47 Million US Citizen getˋs food stamps (2013). What a great country to teach the rest of the world. So, the middle way of life quality is even worst like in north korea.
Houses are not the problem it is land and greedy local building departments. 60% of building a home here in San Diego goes before the footings are dug.
Unfortunately, many of these abandoned houses are beyond repair and are waiting for demolition for public safety concerns. But those few that can be restored, I'd be all for it, since the entire community would enjoy the benefits.
6:20 we used to call those laddervaders. Like a ladder and an escalater put together. We used to ride it up to the top of the roof too. Worked great for shingles too!
Question. who was the comedian that used to say “ see” after every sentence? Or maybe it was just a tv character. Kind of vague I know but I think it was like a gangster on the Elliot Ness show well I’m 66 and so I have to go back quite a ways to get my memory working .
@@seanthiar Sculpted snot. They had a way of twisting the tissue that caused all these little bubble, see, and they spit it all into used Amazon boxes, see, and when it dried, they'd pry out the styrofoam blocs, see, and then [ loop back to Start]. See?
When you build a machine, to do the job of a man, you take something away from the man. I find all these robotics and automation frightening to say the least. Eventually, mankind will be made obsolete by all this. Building machines is one thing but creating robots to replace human labor is quite another. With an increasing global population, more people need to be put to work, not less. If this automation continues, how do future generations earn a living when nothing is done by people anymore? Are we all going to become engineers, sitting at home behind a computer screen and not move a muscle anymore? Sounds like a scary future
Birthrates in Western countries have been falling below replacement levels for decades, even when immigration (both legal and illegal) is taken into account. Instead of a population bomb, we're now facing a depopulation bomb in which there will be more retirees than actual workers. We need automation or we're going to be facing decades of seniors living in abject poverty and starvation.
Every man woman and child should plan one tree every month it’s easy and even that will not compensate for the destruction of South American rainforest
In Australia, they're called "waffle pods" and are generally used as part of the foundations in house construction where a concrete slab is laid. It reduces the amount of concrete needed thus reducing the cost of the slab. Invariably, you tend to get cracking in the slab because you're basically pouring concrete on top of polystyrene blocks. In all honesty, I have never seen these things used in the construction of major infrastructure projects down here.
@@theaussiebackflipboy PLASTIC PLASTIC - NOTHING LIKE making sure your kids will never get rid of your polution.. Micro plastics EVERYWHERE now - EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVERYWHERE..!!!! IDJUTZ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
exactly - makes me lose trust in anything else the fella said also. superficial video with poor accuracy, probably thrown together in a hurry to spew out content
2:08 faster than human? lol My grandmother moves faster than that. I challenge this robot to frame house faster than me and my framing crew can. I bet big money we can beta it :)
No bet!! I have never met you or your crew and I KNOW you can frame faster than that robot. Further more, I would not trust the structure integrity of the house built by a glorified toaster.
Hoists for roof tiles? They've been around for decades... what's special about this one? And the speed that one operates at, no way it will push 1000 tiles in 25 minutes (or 40 per minute)
Dincell looks like a great product, except when you a following a delivery truck and one of the cuts outs from the holes bounce along the road like little ninja stars - have seen this twice on the M4 here in Sydney...
Those ridge-tiles near the end of this video are slanted such that they send water underneath each adjacent tile. He needs to turn the first and all other tiles 180 degrees so water drains onto the top of each succeeding tile.
10:40 polyethylene is derived from petroleum! they're replacing asphalt w/ another petroleum-based product! labeling it "environmentally friendly" doesn't make it so.
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@@johnnyrot1075 They would, but TH-cam is too busy removing clips with music in it, although TH-cam is the largest host of copyrighted music that can easily be downloaded for free far surpassing Napster and Limewire by miles.
What is the point of continuing to build robots in human form? If you're going to built robots for specific jobs, then design them in the best possible manner for THAT specific job. Designing them to represent humans is stupid, costly and completely unnecessary aside from trying to make them more widely accepted.
One section in this clip was about “concrete free” footings in Germany but the video showed only France. Wondering if the research about this feature was not done properly. I keep coming back to this channel because the content seems to be interesting, but the incorrect research is aggravating.
At 3:40, I don’t understand why anyone would want or need to raise their floor like that using ANY type of material. Why is this necessary ?? Please explain this ?? It’s a waste of money and time and resources and whatever else. You have a 20 foot ceiling and you need to shorten it ?? Why ?? Using thousands of dollars worth of materials for what purpose ?? No !!
2:35 Count the humans on that construction site who are still making a wage. THESE are the robots that will take your jobs people. Don't worry though, you won't have to flip hamburgers instead, because there's robots for that as well.
2:03 are you fucking serious?? This robot requires a building on top of the building it's constructing and its faster than ONE MAN? WOW HOWDEDOO, what a marvel of technology
5:22 Sorry guys, the images shown are in France, not Germany.
5:21 This is not "Germany" but actually France. French street signs, and I can assure you we don't have 2 million empty apartments here rather skyrocketing rents
I was just going to say the same thing.
@@crossleyr You are both right about this, but Ferradix is a German company. They just used the French website commercial rather than the German one, as Ferradix does exist in France too. They are, as far as my research took me, near Stuttgart, which is definitely German and even the French website link back to a German phone number, webmaster, etc... so the comment was right, it's German.
The roof tile install isn't horrible as long as you consider it a cosmetic feature. The install largely depends on the area under the tiles being water resistant. With a little wind, snow or rain can blow right under the tiles.
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So won't give pricing unless you submit an application? I don't think so!
Sounds dodgy. Where's your website, right? Lol.
@@druid139 exactly!
So glad I going to be long gone when robots started thinking by themselves. Here preparing a new tinfoil hat, a machine without physical feelings several times stronger than a human being built in with composed materials almost indestructible. What could go wrong?
The roof hoist may be rented for $157 a week, but such a Ludiwecci roof costs about $100,000 and requires substantial planning and roof support.
I have to wonder how well the carpenter robot handles lumber with twists and bows in it. Would it recognize when a warped piece of lumber throws a section out square or too keep the bow up on some places?
The simple solution would be steel framing.
Straighter, stronger and has magnetic possibilities for easier production and construction..
Of course not. Everything must be perfectly aligned in order for that machine to operate correctly.
Therefore the robot is useless.
What the he'll are the foam ones used for? If you going to show a new technology show the entire process with explanation.
Several years ago, I moved to Canada. Those years have passed and I still feel like I lived in the 60s and 70s of the last century. The backwardness of construction in Canada and the United States is terrible. One answer is always valid - IT'S ALWAYS BEEN THAT, WE'VE ALWAYS BUILT THAT. You can propose more modern methods, more modern materials, better energy efficiency - no. There are no good government programs that cause people to require modern homes. Whatever is built - everything is sold in a short time. Canada has no electric railroad!!!!! States - same. Two countries on one continent have trains that travel at a maximum of 140-150 km/h. There is constant talk about protecting the environment and hundreds of thousands of trucks haul goods from coast to coast. Good thing computers don't run on kerosene.
We don't have electric trains en mass in the US because we don't ride trains, just drive. How exactly is construction in the US backwards? When building code is followed structures are incredibly safe and designed to last for a very long time.
@@mattypants We have a completely different sense of humor about construction on the American continent. I myself very often suggest to my clients to use modern methods of building insulation. The same applies to insulation against moisture. I ALWAYS hear the same thing - WHY SHOULD THEY BE BUILT LIKE THIS!!! They are not convinced by the arguments of reducing heating and AC expenses. They are not convinced by the arguments of dry basements. So we have excellent building codes that are misused by builders and stupid customers who have ALWAYS driven a FORD and will therefore buy a Ford. You wrote that you don't have trains because - YOU ALWAYS RIDING TRUCKS from coast to coast. And no one thinks about shortening the transport time and protecting the environment. These are the first impressions of people who visit this continent.
@@PanJarekKozera well, it's not a sense of humor. I didn't say anything humorous. No one doesn't want to insulate their homes to lower utility bills nor does anyone do anything contradictory to keeping their basement dry. I doubt many people drive coast to coast in the US unless they are doing it with the purpose of seeing the country, you underestimate how large this country is. Coast to coast is thousands of miles and would take the better part of a week to drive. People just fly, flying is cheap, fast, and easy.
@@mattypants We don't understand each other. I don't think about the private travels of people from coast to coast. I'm talking about millions of gallons of burning fat by trucking from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The country I live in is even bigger than the United States and there is exactly the same problem - hundreds of thousands of trucks go for weeks with goods. Today, electric trains reach speeds of around 500 km/h. OK these are passenger trains but freight trains can run at 300 km/h. It would be faster and cleaner. But everyone is afraid of truck drivers. Regards from Canada.
Any time you see any video of alternative building methods, go read the comments. It wont take long to see dozens of people poo-pooing all over the idea. It doesnt take long to see what we are up against here.
Wow, a video on incredible construction technologies sounds fascinating! The advancements in this field are truly remarkable. It's always so inspiring to see how new technologies are revolutionizing the way we build and design structures. From 3D printing in construction to smart automation, there's so much potential for increased efficiency and creativity. It's an exciting time to witness these innovations that are shaping the future of construction! 🏗🤖✨
really curious what the friction coefficient of that econogrid stuff is. It looks like a REALLY good way to play non-consensual bumper cars.
In regards to the Colorado build project-I remember seeing that this type of construction actually was twice the costs-all transmitted to the state of Colorado.
All the technology, robotics etc. add to costs which is transfered to the governments, municipalities etc. The Japanese robotics programs are the most advanced, which, in turn will double the costs, until mutually accepted by industry. You have to pay for the technology first! But-as viewed, all these technologies are great.
I was impressed at how easy it was to move and place the large foam blocks for the highway repair but I was disappointed at the final shot at how uneven the left the edges. Ancient block layers ala the Egyptians or Puma Punku laborers are rolling over in their graves...
Imagine some fuel leak & it shrivles up & disappears!!
Here in America we've got half a million homeless people and sixteen million abandoned houses.
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Serious??
But those houses are being owned by investors or so i presume
We live in a very twisted world these days
It was 568.000 in 2020. Also 47 Million US Citizen getˋs food stamps (2013).
What a great country to teach the rest of the world. So, the middle way of life quality is even worst like in north korea.
Houses are not the problem it is land and greedy local building departments. 60% of building a home here in San Diego goes before the footings are dug.
Unfortunately, many of these abandoned houses are beyond repair and are waiting for demolition for public safety concerns.
But those few that can be restored, I'd be all for it, since the entire community would enjoy the benefits.
6:20 we used to call those laddervaders. Like a ladder and an escalater put together. We used to ride it up to the top of the roof too. Worked great for shingles too!
They are coming to take us away! to The Funny Farm, Where life is beautiful all the time
Geofoam is great when soil compaction is an issue, but can quadruple the cost, it is very expensive!
Drip some gas on it & see what happens !
So you stack up these styrofoam-like blocks, see, and then you spray them with mineral water, see, and that's how the ancient Egyptians did it
Funny,really. Good humor
Question. who was the comedian that used to say “ see” after every sentence? Or maybe it was just a tv character. Kind of vague I know but I think it was like a gangster on the Elliot Ness show well I’m 66 and so I have to go back quite a ways to get my memory working .
@@stephenrocks7004 It was the gangster. Had a funny way of saying, too, like not really a question. Sorry, I forgot the name before you did!
Sure and now explain how ancient Egyptians had styrofoam-like materials .....
@@seanthiar Sculpted snot. They had a way of twisting the tissue that caused all these little bubble, see, and they spit it all into used Amazon boxes, see, and when it dried, they'd pry out the styrofoam blocs, see, and then [ loop back to Start]. See?
Appreciating that it has been evolving every moment
Interesting that you have found a spot in Germany that exclusively uses French for signs 😉
Damn this feet, inches, yard, etc... is making me go crazy...
We need more robots to keep the workforce on permanent vacation. 😁
When you build a machine, to do the job of a man, you take something away from the man. I find all these robotics and automation frightening to say the least. Eventually, mankind will be made obsolete by all this. Building machines is one thing but creating robots to replace human labor is quite another. With an increasing global population, more people need to be put to work, not less. If this automation continues, how do future generations earn a living when nothing is done by people anymore? Are we all going to become engineers, sitting at home behind a computer screen and not move a muscle anymore? Sounds like a scary future
you do realize we have a construction labor shortage with the age of internet less people being born and people retiring
Birthrates in Western countries have been falling below replacement levels for decades, even when immigration (both legal and illegal) is taken into account. Instead of a population bomb, we're now facing a depopulation bomb in which there will be more retirees than actual workers. We need automation or we're going to be facing decades of seniors living in abject poverty and starvation.
Love this man SAVE THE TREES and we all will breath better =)
Every man woman and child should plan one tree every month it’s easy and even that will not compensate for the destruction of South American rainforest
I like that in Germany now all the signs are in French. Didn’t know that.
Well, at least the drywall robot will show up the day after payday.
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The foam blocks, these are instead of the bridge... not really explained, so what these would go all the way to the ground?
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The Ferradix part is about France, not Germany ;-)
Those huge building blocks could be a tremendous energy efficient building product. Does anyone have more information about these products ?
In Australia, they're called "waffle pods" and are generally used as part of the foundations in house construction where a concrete slab is laid. It reduces the amount of concrete needed thus reducing the cost of the slab. Invariably, you tend to get cracking in the slab because you're basically pouring concrete on top of polystyrene blocks. In all honesty, I have never seen these things used in the construction of major infrastructure projects down here.
@@theaussiebackflipboy PLASTIC PLASTIC - NOTHING LIKE making sure your kids will never get rid of your polution.. Micro plastics EVERYWHERE now - EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVERYWHERE..!!!! IDJUTZ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@theaussiebackflipboy Concrete will crack any time you don’t put enough reinforcement in it
Absolutely fantastic.
Just love to watch this channel, Technology & Innovation towards a better civilization. Thank you sir.👍👏
The Ferradix thing really seems to be in france, not in germany, as all the sign posts are in french… :)
exactly - makes me lose trust in anything else the fella said also.
superficial video with poor accuracy, probably thrown together in a hurry to spew out content
@@laus9953 yeah, I share the feeling. Any video with X this or that should probable be ignored :)
Metal roofing panels, faster, cheaper, better.
Scam much?
I did not know German people named their roads "route", I thought it was "strasse" in German 😄
No it’s Straße. If you’re going to correct someone at least get it right.
you're right - not German but French (saint Jean - Saint Maurice) near Roanne. Bonjour de la France 😉
Yeah, talking about Germany and show French pictures... :-)
7:07 who manufactures the roofing tiles?
2:08 faster than human? lol My grandmother moves faster than that. I challenge this robot to frame house faster than me and my framing crew can. I bet big money we can beta it :)
No bet!! I have never met you or your crew and I KNOW you can frame faster than that robot. Further more, I would not trust the structure integrity of the house built by a glorified toaster.
@@davidwilson2680 check out some of the construction videos on my channel :) thanks!
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Japan, stop making humanoid robots. It’s not the best form for a robot. This is not neon genesis evangelist
Hoists for roof tiles? They've been around for decades... what's special about this one? And the speed that one operates at, no way it will push 1000 tiles in 25 minutes (or 40 per minute)
Agreed
Thank you so very much 😎
Old disco music Is off putting, But really good building method and the tradies look so sharp and with it..!
The bit about Ferradix is in France. Germans don't speak French and thus don't have such signs with French on them.
No, entiendo el inglés pero sé ve el buen trabajo qué hacen qué cantidad exacta cuesta esa construcción?
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Very interesting, we need more technologies to develop our world
While you tell something about Germany, the pictures are taken from France ... 🤣
The Japanese Robot put the Sheetrock up backwards. He put the finished side toward the inside.🤔🤔
OMG OMG OMG THESE ADS BEFORE EVERY SINGLE VIDEO OMG
It amazes me that people still upload videos for +-400 mil. people, what about the rest of the world?
The roof tiles aren't nailed down. What's to keep it from blowing out when there's a hurricane? It doesn't look safe to me.
Hurricanes aren't really a problem for Norway
Dincell looks like a great product, except when you a following a delivery truck and one of the cuts outs from the holes bounce along the road like little ninja stars - have seen this twice on the M4 here in Sydney...
Thank you for great content.
Those ridge-tiles near the end of this video are slanted such that they send water underneath each adjacent tile. He needs to turn the first and all other tiles 180 degrees so water drains onto the top of each succeeding tile.
Looks a lot like the perfect squares icebergs in the Antarctic belt.
It was very good video. Thanks 🇹🇷
10:40 polyethylene is derived from petroleum! they're replacing asphalt w/ another petroleum-based product! labeling it "environmentally friendly" doesn't make it so.
There are a number of bridges in Iowa that have those lightweight blocks under the approaches. Pretty interesting watching them being built.
Storage at the level of art., you have literally redesigned the yardsale.. From scratch.
Спасибо.
Even recycled plastics release micro-plastics into the environment, and are therefore not enviromentally GREEN.
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2:55 the job killer 3000
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What exactly is "no concrete"? I have worked with concrete for years but never heard of a product called no concrete.
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@@johnnyrot1075 They would, but TH-cam is too busy removing clips with music in it, although TH-cam is the largest host of copyrighted music that can easily be downloaded for free far surpassing Napster and Limewire by miles.
5:22 Something is very wrong there - that is France not Germany and the next product they talk about UK and show Germany.
First one is so many waste. We need definitely more plastic in the environment... 🙄
thanks for all that info. However; at 5:23 You talk about Germany and show a photo of a French scene. Nothing in German available online? 🤣
What is the point of continuing to build robots in human form? If you're going to built robots for specific jobs, then design them in the best possible manner for THAT specific job. Designing them to represent humans is stupid, costly and completely unnecessary aside from trying to make them more widely accepted.
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So that’s how they built the pyramids Styrofoam blocks
One section in this clip was about “concrete free” footings in Germany but the video showed only France. Wondering if the research about this feature was not done properly.
I keep coming back to this channel because the content seems to be interesting, but the incorrect research is aggravating.
In Canada a fire-proof layer is required overtop the foam insulation - melting and burning foam produce very toxic fumes.
At 3:40, I don’t understand why anyone would want or need to raise their floor like that using ANY type of material. Why is this necessary ?? Please explain this ?? It’s a waste of money and time and resources and whatever else. You have a 20 foot ceiling and you need to shorten it ?? Why ?? Using thousands of dollars worth of materials for what purpose ?? No !!
I’m considering getting a side built onto my house here in Dublin… Is it possible to get this done over here? Thank yiu
2:35 Count the humans on that construction site who are still making a wage.
THESE are the robots that will take your jobs people.
Don't worry though, you won't have to flip hamburgers instead, because there's robots for that as well.
Thank you for your interesting sharing.
Could you please insert the metric values?
gee, if only there was something at your fingertips that could figure it out for you.
Part about Ferradix has footage from France instead of Germany
Wihhh, mantap! keren
What's the song at 12:08 that's a sick beat.
🍎Wow! Gigantic white blocks ◻️◻️◻️◻️◻️
Thanks
08:19 - Polystyrene wall insulation
There had to be braces holding up that form, No way was that not going to move with that much mud
@5:20 it is France ;-)
Willkommen in der Kunststoffzeit !😢
Please tell where these empty flats are in Germany.
If you have to apply to get the price it’s too expensive
8:30 Does he come to install ? Sign me up!
2:03 are you fucking serious?? This robot requires a building on top of the building it's constructing
and its faster than ONE MAN? WOW HOWDEDOO, what a marvel of technology
As a union carpenter, if one of my foreman had that robot on the job, he’d be giving it its check after lunch.
Aaaah, those French Germans!
Very interesting.
Where is the website??
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1. The High Note ..
They never see SNOW/ICE. other then the freezer type of ice! For Cold Shots of Whiskey / or Vodka / or mar-tinys
When will you finally get rid of the insane background music?
I have said this same thing tons of times. The same shit music constantly in every clip