They have them in some of the trendier areas in the Miracle Mile area of Los Angeles, they're all rusting... they put them around a lot of dry scape Landscaping projects... most of these properties start at a million two or four LAXVESPA-LOSANGELES..
Wow. 2000 hours without deformations?! On a road construction piece?? Sweet! You'll only have to replace the stuff every 84 days or so. Sounds like perfect government efficiency!
Those sun tubes or sun tunnels are amazing. My parents had one installed in a top floor interior bathroom, and even on the cloudiest days, it made the room so nicely bright you didn’t need to turn a light on (in fact, multiple family members kept reaching for the bathroom light swotch just after installation, thinking they had left a light on…but just the sun tunnel.)
We installed those solar tubes for some of the lighting in our at the time newly constructed apartments about 30 years ago that we still manage. Worked and still work wonderfully.
Alert A Sunday Law will be The Mark Of The Beast when enforce by law, Those that keep Gods seventh day sabbath will be prohibited from buying and sell and persecuted. Jesus is coming are you ready?
The German exterior self-draining stone paver system looks like trouble waiting to happen. Snow and ice will surely get in those joints, freeze more and more in certain conditions and frost-wedge the thing apart.
It was created by a man that fixed all the earlier joints with solid products, and got fired because he wasn't needed. Now, he has job security. Lol. 2,000 hours? I wondered if that was years, surely days. I wondered about that to.
VerY intrigued by these new working technologies. Would be highly obliged if you could send me more relevant information. Thank you for your thought ful assistance.
U should also include the optimas next video, it is a machine that lays pavement bricks a square meter at a time, it saves us pavement layers alot of energy and time
Build an aqueduct from the Columbia river to southern California 30meters reduced to 3meters running through the ocean down 100meters to provide water to farmers and desert lakes.
balkonaufbah: even with the proper slope it collects and grows an algae mat in the drainage area that eventually clogs it completely difficult to repair after that. tends to regrow algae quickly maybe it would work better in drier climate than s. florida. loved the perlite block construction. very practical if it is long lasting / at least comparable to stick a house w 2x4 frames
For the fast construction to home try the dessert sand can be used for the construction using laser or the plastma to build a bricks 🧱 that longer in a day
that pebble wall the gabion box are very easy to broke you only need stair and electric ratchet to detach that mesh protector then the wall will broken.
Wow! I thought when I put SolarTubes in my house in 2003 I was ahead of my time. When I was an engineer on a slipform paving job in Portland in 1982, I felt like a pioneer. Imagine, we were using gabions in Oakridge Oregon in 1983! Why, I even had a 3M permeable pebbel walkway built in Tualatin in 1975. I had no idea this video had been out that long. I can't wait to see how people will someday be able to get in a machine that carries them through the air at speeds over 300 kph! And the rumored printing press will surely change mankind.
Ur sarcasm is proof dat your ignorance ,stupidity and clear lack of basic common sense are out of control it's pathetic seriously so yeah slow down old man take a long breath before ur heart explodes under the sheer pressure of your cynicism and stupidity.
7:26 This one I don't really get. Outside in the field that is how we make a concrete stairs but in a factory it is way better to build the form up side down so you only have to finnish the back of the stairs manually and the steps are in the form and they will have a much better finish to the surface. This system seems like a loss for me..
Really hard to believe that the Emseal only lasts 2000 hours - That's less than 3 Months ?? I doubt that your numbers are right (9:15 min on the video)
Well this should cheer you up. The spray foam shouldn't be used on the roof rafters because if you get a roof leak. You'll never find it because the foam is in the way. The mold that is hiding between the roof sheathing and foam just loves the environment you created for it and will flourish un noticed for months if not years thus creating a major health hazard for anyone living under that roof and removing the spray foam is next to impossible and very costly to find the leak.
Hi good evening sir I'm new in your channel do you haxe any video about wall dampness external walls and washroom bathroom do you have solution sir dampness external walls sir please help us please
Yeah. That thing is not very safe. I think you could still put cement in there but that defeats the purpose of the product and it's too expensive compared to the normal cinderblock wall.
I hate to say this but System 3E need no cements? I wouldn't put it anywhere there an earthquake, shake it apart, or hurricane or tornado alley where it just get blown apart.
This 1:55 is the most ingenious. In short time all the perforations are gona be clogged up with dirt. Don’t even talk about cold climates. Ice will chip it up into tinny little pieces.
with the gabion wall technology burglars and unwanted people can climb up the wall by using the fence. for that reason you'll probably need extra security sistem on top of the wall like barbed wire or an electric fence.
I have yet to see a gabion wall that was meant for burglary protection. Most of the time they are used as retaining walls and occasionally to screen the view into your property (more durable than a wooden fence and some also prefer their look).
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5:05, what happens when the cages rust?
They have them in some of the trendier areas in the Miracle Mile area of Los Angeles, they're all rusting... they put them around a lot of dry scape Landscaping projects... most of these properties start at a million two or four LAXVESPA-LOSANGELES..
Get these to poor countries like Nepal 🇳🇵... poor countries need these tools.
Wow. 2000 hours without deformations?! On a road construction piece?? Sweet! You'll only have to replace the stuff every 84 days or so. Sounds like perfect government efficiency!
I just left the exact same comment right above yours. Ha. Some people do pay attention.
Was that sarcasm or…….
@@teaks800 lol. Yup.
U shuld kno fast always take more money
@@tamashi5561 quick in and quick out, i like the old way.
Those sun tubes or sun tunnels are amazing. My parents had one installed in a top floor interior bathroom, and even on the cloudiest days, it made the room so nicely bright you didn’t need to turn a light on (in fact, multiple family members kept reaching for the bathroom light swotch just after installation, thinking they had left a light on…but just the sun tunnel.)
We installed those solar tubes for some of the lighting in our at the time newly constructed apartments about 30 years ago that we still manage. Worked and still work wonderfully.
Alert A Sunday Law will be The Mark Of The Beast when enforce by law, Those that keep Gods seventh day sabbath will be prohibited from buying and sell and persecuted. Jesus is coming are you ready?
The German exterior self-draining stone paver system looks like trouble waiting to happen. Snow and ice will surely get in those joints, freeze more and more in certain conditions and frost-wedge the thing apart.
Probably only for warmer climates
Rubber plastic form reinforcement, concrete, fiber, cavities with aluminum coating, fiber. The walls let in light.
Building Systens can so very well exactly come the designers very well studiously with a lot dedication a lot of passion
2000 hours for the concrete expansion joint? That can't be right. That's only 83 days.
انا احب المحتوى الهادف الذي نتعلم منها مايفدنا بالحياة
Perfect inventions
Most of these are decades old. The 'artificial stone' is more than a century old.
good Technic and good material
Thanks to modern machines, it is an expensive arm for workers
7:05 I am speechless 😶
All these machine are very helpful to us
I love that this channel cheers me up no matter what.
It exists for 10.000 yearssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Les blocs de perlite sont peut être une très bonne idée
The road expansion joint will last for 2000 hours - that's only 83 days. Something's wrong there.
It was created by a man that fixed all the earlier joints with solid products, and got fired because he wasn't needed. Now, he has job security. Lol. 2,000 hours? I wondered if that was years, surely days.
I wondered about that to.
VerY intrigued by these new working technologies. Would be highly obliged if you could send me more relevant information.
Thank you for your thought ful assistance.
How well does that Vuba permiable surface last in climates that freeze in the winter?
The water wouldn’t be stuck in the surface. So freezing wouldn’t matter?
Saya suka vidio ini ..bisa menginspirasi pada banyak orang tentang pembangunan pembangunan dengan menggunakan alat alat modern.
U should also include the optimas next video, it is a machine that lays pavement bricks a square meter at a time, it saves us pavement layers alot of energy and time
Build an aqueduct from the Columbia river to southern California 30meters reduced to 3meters running through the ocean down 100meters to provide water to farmers and desert lakes.
The buba its a great invention for no waste the water on streets
All these machines are pretty much good and amazing to have.
Some are not very safe though.
balkonaufbah: even with the proper slope it collects and grows an algae mat in the drainage area that eventually clogs it completely difficult to repair after that. tends to regrow algae quickly maybe it would work better in drier climate than s. florida. loved the perlite block construction. very practical if it is long lasting / at least comparable to stick a house w 2x4 frames
My house had foam sprayed it makes huge difference
Gabion has a MUCH older history than the 16th Century. The Roman's used the same techniques to build fortress walls and other structures.
Yeah, totally, and we were using them on jobs. I did 40 years ago
For the fast construction to home try the dessert sand can be used for the construction using laser or the plastma to build a bricks 🧱 that longer in a day
that pebble wall the gabion box are very easy to broke you only need stair and electric ratchet to detach that mesh protector then the wall will broken.
Wow....... amazing 😱
Thank you for taking my mind off the end of the world for a few mins 🥺
Asjustable pedestals are way better solution for that Schluter system..
The pebble coating is fine as long as you don't drop a screw, you'll never find it if you do.
Think magnet!!!
or put your car on jack stands!
Forget the screw, how do you clear it when it snows without damaging it
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Meu like é o 3,2 mil!
The entire world has gone metric, you are still living back in the imperial days.
Wow! I thought when I put SolarTubes in my house in 2003 I was ahead of my time. When I was an engineer on a slipform paving job in Portland in 1982, I felt like a pioneer. Imagine, we were using gabions in Oakridge Oregon in 1983! Why, I even had a 3M permeable pebbel walkway built in Tualatin in 1975. I had no idea this video had been out that long. I can't wait to see how people will someday be able to get in a machine that carries them through the air at speeds over 300 kph! And the rumored printing press will surely change mankind.
Ur sarcasm is proof dat your ignorance ,stupidity and clear lack of basic common sense are out of control it's pathetic seriously so yeah slow down old man take a long breath before ur heart explodes under the sheer pressure of your cynicism and stupidity.
Muito bom 😅😅😅👍👍
7:26 This one I don't really get. Outside in the field that is how we make a concrete stairs but in a factory it is way better to build the form up side down so you only have to finnish the back of the stairs manually and the steps are in the form and they will have a much better finish to the surface. This system seems like a loss for me..
Curvy girls are the best😁😁😁
After putting mat what material is using for flooring,which absorb water that one I want to know
That block house will crumble
Really hard to believe that the Emseal only lasts 2000 hours - That's less than 3 Months ?? I doubt that your numbers are right (9:15 min on the video)
none of it matters if the price for a home is still too high.
My fav channel
Watched all of it
01:42 It's nice to be able to fill in the gaps with this solution.
Incredible
I'm from India🇮🇳 bombay
9:20 2,000 hours? thats like 83 days
I think you meant “that is 83 days”. What’s “like”?
ty
I love how this channel always cheers me up no matter what.
Well this should cheer you up. The spray foam shouldn't be used on the roof rafters because if you get a roof leak. You'll never find it because the foam is in the way. The mold that is hiding between the roof sheathing and foam just loves the environment you created for it and will flourish un noticed for months if not years thus creating a major health hazard for anyone living under that roof and removing the spray foam is next to impossible and very costly to find the leak.
Dhanywaad ji.
So, we are back to faux stone cladding, are we? The 1970s say hi!
Hi good evening sir I'm new in your channel do you haxe any video about wall dampness external walls and washroom bathroom do you have solution sir dampness external walls sir please help us please
Yha teqnick aane me bhut time lg jata hai.
Where is the thumbnail? That is why I came here.
Guess it's that Gabion box crap!
I love tech and I love all tech people who share their knowledge.
4:27: Gabion box, can defeated by a plasma cutter . Then all comes crumbling down. It just a wire frame/fence and loose gravel! NO SECURITY!
Yeah. That thing is not very safe.
I think you could still put cement in there but that defeats the purpose of the product and it's too expensive compared to the normal cinderblock wall.
@@versuzzero5335 yes exactly!
5:30 System 3E. is it me or do those blocks look a lot like the stones at Puma Punku?
Cool puzzles !
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Why is Peter Pan always flying?
He neverlands.
maravilla amigo, saludos
5:58 the caption on the bottom of the screen 😂🤣😂🤣
Excellent video
I hate to say this but System 3E need no cements? I wouldn't put it anywhere there an earthquake, shake it apart, or hurricane or tornado alley where it just get blown apart.
재밌네...
I don't know where they got that word from but we call it gabbia a muro riempita di pietra
2000 hours (road expansion joint) is only three months ...
Such a cool channel
Where are the news?
Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like
John Wayne's Groove Machine 😅🤣🙂😂
What's on the thumbnail?
4:18 please, what's the name of that 90's song? thanks
Can you express in the metric system?
Amazing.
nice video
Leipzig check out your pronounciation. Its a very famous old German City. Birthplace of Wagner, Clara Schumann,
That gabion is hideous
Nothing new . Run of the mill .
How do I find this "Vuba Resin Bound Surfacing". Supplier, contact, etc?
Interesting
Nice
😄 those guys put ceramic tile on the roof and someone is buying it
Wow, amazing
V good
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So much random stuff we gotta deal with
Thanks for the cool stuff out there 😎
construction technology is at a completely compeletly advancing next
It is said work smart not work hard😅😂🤣🥰
System 3E - sounds good. Does not work.
Problem is how exactly same those blocks are.
And they are not same enough.
This 1:55 is the most ingenious. In short time all the perforations are gona be clogged up with dirt. Don’t even talk about cold climates. Ice will chip it up into tinny little pieces.
This has been around for a long time and they make huge parking lots with it. So clearly, you’re wrong
with the gabion wall technology burglars and unwanted people can climb up the wall by using the fence. for that reason you'll probably need extra security sistem on top of the wall like barbed wire or an electric fence.
I have yet to see a gabion wall that was meant for burglary protection. Most of the time they are used as retaining walls and occasionally to screen the view into your property (more durable than a wooden fence and some also prefer their look).
@@aphextwin5712 It has more sence now that you say it. I was like umm a fence like this can't work as a security obstacle.
My first thought was just cut the wire and let the rocks fall out. But I felt it would be good for noise.
@@jeffcampbell2710 yeah, you're right.
The thumbnail did not fit the video. Why are you making the thumbnails clickbait?