0:53, he leaves a great big gap in the adhesive and could never be sure it got covered when the block was put on. It would have taken a couple of seconds to close that gap.
I could see some advantages if you were to have blocks that were standing in a row on it's edge in the upright position and another mud box on it, that way you could spread the mud on both surfaces and have them all ready and prepared to lay
Good use of the applicator but their are several things to note about this install. First, the installer should be wearing closed steel toe footwear not beach sandals. Yes, AAC blocks are lighter than cider but they still weigh between 35 lbs to 50lbs depending on size and density. Second as the installer lays each flight/course of AAC blocks he should be checking each with a level and using a rubber or silicon mallet to make sure each AAC block is level and firmly installed vertically and horizontally.
What rubbish! Have the first course exact and the rest fall into place. As for footware, from what I see he is working alone so he doesn't have to worry about some other idiot dropping something on his feet. So it is up to him to keep his feet from injury.
It sounds like the angry replies are the keyboard warriors. OP just said he "noted" some things. He didn't attack anyone and just stated what he saw. Calm down
It is very good technique. By using this you get uniformity. You can prevent wastage of Block adhesive. You can get optimum coverage. Subsequently saving of time and money.
Inspectors need to learn what the manufacturer’s instructions say and check that the builder had followed them, not an old method appropriate to a different material!
Looks like porous concrete which is meant to only be applied with a thin layer of adhesive. Here in Germany the inspector and the construction manager won't like it if the adhesive starts oozing out of the gaps. Edit: Just found out that AAC is indeed what I thought it was I just used the literal translation from the German word Porenbeton = porous concrete
@@AJ7- It’s not none, but it is limited. These AAC blocks should be laid with stainless steel reinforcement mesh bedded into the thinset mortar. The mesh is quite fine, and easily sits within the 2-3mm mortar layer. You just roll it out and pat it into the mortar.
@@marcushacquebord9610 Some people use a special AAC block trowel. It has a scoop and a long handle to reach into a bucket. Also has notches to get the correct amount of mortar/adhesive onto the blocks. Where I am AAC blocks are delivered by truck or train from Mexico or the other side of the US. They are not available for local pickup. I guess that in some parts of the world they are available in the local building supply store.
@@honeytubs It's easier to find AAC blocks here than cow milk. Share me a link of the block trowel if you have one. I really liked the one in the video here as it just requires putting 3 pieces of pine together and screw the trowel on it in an angle.
Your structural engineer needs to consider if there is an aac block available that would take the load. I doubt they could find one that would support four storeys.
Would it be better to use drywall instead of plaster for the inside? What type of plaster is used for the outside? I heard of a product called U Stucco not sure if it is worth ordering that or using regular sand stucco.
It's better with PL glue. You need the triple strength in the large tube. With a large caulking gun. Faster, cleaner, just as strong. First course NEEDS to be perfectly level
What are those blocks made from because there is no way that is solid stone or concrete, because as big as they are, they should be heavy as hell if they were stone or concrete, where you would really need another guy lifting it from the other end, but he sure is picking them up with no problem and placing them pretty easily, almost like they don't weigh much. No stone mason or brick layer is going to wear flip flops doing that job, they wear steal toe boots.
Couldn’t you find a smaller trowel to fill the spreader ? 😂 can tell your on day rate.. “yeah love should have your block work done by the time humanity dies”
These guys are always funny to watch on the job. Instead of just doing the job quickly or even taking your time. You set up tables and tools and all kinds of things to do the job. When it's not needed.
I had this idea for moving artwork on walls like high tech lights how shower walls But I just was watching this it's very relaxing and I wondered if someone could invent a small version like putting a thin film of something that's the size of a brick and then like a little children's cartoon or something that lights up or a simple pencil line moving artwork type art And then just one brick that lights up and then another over ther and another somewhere else Even if it was just a bright that lights up with colour and another and another as chikdren walk past tk go to school somewhere or past a building on tye way to school everyday Maybe someone can get their city council to donate some tech research and development for their artists to Ho high tech with their artwork But it was just a thought I'm sure they would need to optimise what sort of bricks or walls it might work best on I like thinking up creative little things like thst I figure if they can make billboard sized movie moving advertising then they can surely light up some bricks to make life interesting fir the walkers on footpaths you know just walking to school or the shops Maybe a small series if light up artwork bricks to make people go oh look and smile just for a minute as they go about their day Happy Bricklaying everyone needs builders that's for certain
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0:53, he leaves a great big gap in the adhesive and could never be sure it got covered when the block was put on. It would have taken a couple of seconds to close that gap.
I know it's maddening.
I was staring at the corner the whole time waiting for him to fill it in. Man really said "I can't see it from my house". 😭🤣
Super shar Good work
I will keep it simple,from a 40 years experienced Bricklayer. Bollocks!
40 yrs myself an I totally agree
Only 35 years 😆 but totally agree.
@@darrellturner560 so many errors and childlike workmanship.
Haha 🤣
Put a vertical level against that! 😂
LOOKS LIKE A GOOD IDEA..SAVES TIME AND SPREADS THE MOTAR EVENLY..ITS A TIME SAVER WHEN YOU HAVE A LOT OF BLOCK TO LAY.
I could see some advantages if you were to have blocks that were standing in a row on it's edge in the upright position and another mud box on it, that way you could spread the mud on both surfaces and have them all ready and prepared to lay
Exactly what I thought as soon as I saw the mason buttering the first end of a block.
Who sells these in the USA ?
When cleaning the side,why throwing back the material in the bucket and after take the material from the bucket to infill the slide extruder?
Glad someone else was thinking the same as me.
I'm sure it's much easier to flick the excess into a large bucket, rather than carefully scrape it back into the extruder.
amazing job...these two people can certainly build this house. the other layering the bricks and the other is taking the video.
😹
What if his cat is making the video?
2x6, screws, and a trowel.
Yes but who drinks the beer and rules the Doobies
Good use of the applicator but their are several things to note about this install. First, the installer should be wearing closed steel toe footwear not beach sandals. Yes, AAC blocks are lighter than cider but they still weigh between 35 lbs to 50lbs depending on size and density. Second as the installer lays each flight/course of AAC blocks he should be checking each with a level and using a rubber or silicon mallet to make sure each AAC block is level and firmly installed vertically and horizontally.
Wow thank you for internet warrioring for us all. Did you not notice the literal mallet and level that he has?
What rubbish! Have the first course exact and the rest fall into place.
As for footware, from what I see he is working alone so he doesn't have to worry about some other idiot dropping something on his feet. So it is up to him to keep his feet from injury.
Thank you, Karen!
Gotta love them no-lifer keyboard warriors that write a reply based on watching 20 seconds.
It sounds like the angry replies are the keyboard warriors. OP just said he "noted" some things. He didn't attack anyone and just stated what he saw. Calm down
It is very good technique.
By using this you get uniformity. You can prevent wastage of Block adhesive. You can get optimum coverage.
Subsequently saving of time and money.
What about filling the joints so the mud oozes out the way the inspectors like it too?
Inspectors need to learn what the manufacturer’s instructions say and check that the builder had followed them, not an old method appropriate to a different material!
Looks like porous concrete which is meant to only be applied with a thin layer of adhesive. Here in Germany the inspector and the construction manager won't like it if the adhesive starts oozing out of the gaps.
Edit: Just found out that AAC is indeed what I thought it was I just used the literal translation from the German word Porenbeton = porous concrete
Surely by the time you've filled it up you couldve laid 2 or 3 bricks down? 😂
A slightly larger sled would have allowed them to pour the bucket of thinset into it! Much quicker.
Maybe a spoon would speed things up
I was thinking more of a fork so we get some ridges🤣
Galing naman. salamat po sa pag share ng video.
Being there is no rebar in the wall, what is the strength of this method in regards to earthquakes and wind load?
I pray for the people who have to endure such conditions
@@AJ7- It’s not none, but it is limited. These AAC blocks should be laid with stainless steel reinforcement mesh bedded into the thinset mortar. The mesh is quite fine, and easily sits within the 2-3mm mortar layer. You just roll it out and pat it into the mortar.
What is cost of the adhesive applicator. It is very good, gives a even layer. Please confirm the availability also.
450 per bag
@@omkarcs88 bro he is asking abt price of the tool for applying it
Seems to me it's home made with a notched trowel for tiles... smart.
Obviously it's DIY , the total cost is a Million dollar invention OBVIOUSLY 🥴
@@hadlee05 Abra CadaBra , Bro it came from the Dimension beyond Ascension but I know a way to get you there , cheap real ABRA CADABRO🌍
Sir ye kitne inch ka block he
Adhesive kemikal ka price qya hai
I need experienced labour for my home construction with AAC block..!
This guy is too busy making TH-cam videos
आज के जमानेमे कोन इतनी इमानदारीसे काम करेगा भाई 😅
What is that? Cement?
Great PPE are they steel toed flip flops?
Mach das mal in Deutschland auf der Baustelle, was meinst du wie schnell du gefeuert bist.
Is this his first day on the job 🤔
Bhai same ye wali hi brick kitne ki aati he aur ye kitne feet ki he
Can we use AAC block in basement wall
No it doesn't withstand expansion during curing process
C'EST COMME LES BLOCS YTONG ?
May I know the notch trowel size in height in mm please?
Styrofoam blocks?you could drive through that with a bicycle
I am convinced. Rubber mallet not a hand all day long ?
What is the sizes of that AAC blocks?
Have always wanted to try this out. Looks effortless
No way is this faster than real block layers.
What are those blocks made of? He just picked that up like it weight 10 pounds?
Aerated Concrete. Those blocks probably weight 16-20 lbs.
Sometimes I wish I had a simple job like this.
Это не простая робота...
Beautifull house.
Obra de arte, top 10
Looking into using AAC, but I've been seeing posts about Thermoblocks. Anyone with experience on both? What's your take?
Why not use a bigger trowel or shovel 2 fill it
Somebody get this guy a big gulp cup.
What is cost of this one brick
Why this blocks is so thick?
Smart block builder
Really love your 'tool-hack'. About to build an AAC Block wall, so definitely building a tool like that. Massive time-saver.
Where are you building the wall?
@@honeytubs Perimeter wall, Indonesia. Gonna be like 40 meters of wall in length. Average of 2.4 meters high. So any time savers are welcome :)
@@marcushacquebord9610 Some people use a special AAC block trowel. It has a scoop and a long handle to reach into a bucket. Also has notches to get the correct amount of mortar/adhesive onto the blocks.
Where I am AAC blocks are delivered by truck or train from Mexico or the other side of the US. They are not available for local pickup. I guess that in some parts of the world they are available in the local building supply store.
@@honeytubs It's easier to find AAC blocks here than cow milk.
Share me a link of the block trowel if you have one. I really liked the one in the video here as it just requires putting 3 pieces of pine together and screw the trowel on it in an angle.
No rebar?
Is it advisable to use aac block on a ground floor of 4 storey building?
Yes it is advisable...👍
Your structural engineer needs to consider if there is an aac block available that would take the load. I doubt they could find one that would support four storeys.
Some support up to 6 levels@@tlangdon12
Hi there
Can you tell me what this machine when you used for the block ?
ഈ bolck കിട്ടുന്നത് എവിടെ
I need this
What are the blocks made out of. Cause this dude is lifting them like they are styrofoam or something.
Wow so nice and more easy nd help a lots to construction worker nice
These blocks looks like giant milk sweets looks so yummy 😅
😀
Great product. I've done several of these projects. Problem is both sides need to be finished with plaster coating. There's the labor $.
Would it be better to use drywall instead of plaster for the inside?
What type of plaster is used for the outside? I heard of a product called U Stucco not sure if it is worth ordering that or using regular sand stucco.
You can use drywall or apply insulation directly to them.
Is that 8 inches thick?
Hahaha and that's why us masons will never be replaced
Consistency of thickness of Motar is same everywhere. You don't have to think and check again and again.
Super 👍
Address i am planning 1200 sqft house
Which admixture used this paste??
None. The paste comes from the block supplier and is formulated to be ready to use once mixed with clean water.
Can we apply joint bonding paste In middle of the concrete and block.?
Him working in sandals is tripping me out.
tell me this block size please
"Hello, Mr George? How much you pay for the new guy? 20 bucks? no, no he no good. Too much money".
А, потом заказчики удивляются, что из стен сквозит. Эх, горе строители.
Is not wetting of brick before placing necessary?
Yes it is for better adhesion👍
Bricks have to be wet but AAC blocks have to be dry during installation.
Never wet bricks before use! The bonding comes from your mortar being mixed right, not wet bricks.
Nice job
What is the company name of this block adhesive and what's the price per bag?
Ascolite Block Jointing Mortar...
Price :- 665 Rs./Bag
KALA
@@LimitlessThinkers the blocks are from Russian company or are they available in India?
@@LimitlessThinkersyou're contact number plz
Available in Chennai adhesive Rs. 525/bag more than 100 bags price will be negotiable
It's better with PL glue. You need the triple strength in the large tube. With a large caulking gun.
Faster, cleaner, just as strong. First course NEEDS to be perfectly level
PL pollutes more, especially the packaging.
@@tlangdon12 I’d love to see studies/statistics on that lol, because cement is one of the most polluting produce on Earth to fabricate.
Why doesn't he wear safetyshoes??? 🤨
Seems like it take about three time longer than a competent brickie and mortar whats the advantage suppose to be this doesn't explain a thing
How many 6" blocks can build in one 660 bag adhesive?
San po makakqbili
Send number
Super
👍
What are those blocks made from because there is no way that is solid stone or concrete, because as big as they are, they should be heavy as hell if they were stone or concrete, where you would really need another guy lifting it from the other end, but he sure is picking them up with no problem and placing them pretty easily, almost like they don't weigh much. No stone mason or brick layer is going to wear flip flops doing that job, they wear steal toe boots.
Where can I get these type of tools
Couldn’t you find a smaller trowel to fill the spreader ? 😂 can tell your on day rate.. “yeah love should have your block work done by the time humanity dies”
satisfied 🎉
Ни че что клея не было в самом начале и там сквозняк
Мостик холода оставил, видимо подговнить решил
Skilled. Great video
These guys are always funny to watch on the job. Instead of just doing the job quickly or even taking your time. You set up tables and tools and all kinds of things to do the job. When it's not needed.
There are applicators like that for sale and ready for each wall thickness, the application layer is already fixed.
මෙම ගල් කොහොමද මිල දී ගන්නෙ ගල් 1000 ක මිල කියද
Pretty. . . .pretty slow.
А первый угол остался таки пустой...
Тоже так подумал.
Все промазал, а угол для свища видимо оставил, чтобы вентиляция была.
@@nadoel не для себя строит, а как в этом потом жить заказчику шабашника не интересует.
தேனி மாவட்டத்தில் ஏ ஏ சி பிளாக் எங்கே கிடைக்கிறது ப்ளீஸ் காண்டக்ட் மீ
Hammerfist - that's great!)))
You can tell they get paid by the hour. Lol
Hmmmm I'm not a Mason, but I would definitely not use this. Instead I would scratch the mud on the blocks for proper adhesion.
I had this idea for moving artwork on walls like high tech lights how shower walls
But I just was watching this it's very relaxing and I wondered if someone could invent a small version like putting a thin film of something that's the size of a brick and then like a little children's cartoon or something that lights up or a simple pencil line moving artwork type art
And then just one brick that lights up and then another over ther and another somewhere else
Even if it was just a bright that lights up with colour and another and another as chikdren walk past tk go to school somewhere or past a building on tye way to school everyday
Maybe someone can get their city council to donate some tech research and development for their artists to Ho high tech with their artwork
But it was just a thought
I'm sure they would need to optimise what sort of bricks or walls it might work best on
I like thinking up creative little things like thst I figure if they can make billboard sized movie moving advertising then they can surely light up some bricks to make life interesting fir the walkers on footpaths you know just walking to school or the shops
Maybe a small series if light up artwork bricks to make people go oh look and smile just for a minute as they go about their day
Happy Bricklaying everyone needs builders that's for certain
For demonstration purposes only.
This guy would get fired on a real job.
This is what it looks like when a tech dork tries to sell venture capital cheap green building vaporware.
Wow thats 99% cement 😂
What am I suppose to say? Yay?
Takes ages
exept that producer does not reccomend to use mortar
What is the applicator cost
What is that tool name used for applying mortor
@@hariharans131 i think its handmade
way too slow of a process . I'm a Mason, I can see there has to be a faster way to speed the mud.
एएसी ब्लॉक कंपनी का कांटेक्ट नंबर क्या है।
Send number
Sir what about back side plaster required or not raining time water leaks going inside the wall let me clear
Он за 8 минут 5 кирпичей положил ...
Уже два ряда уложино, а инструмент чистый, походу он его в деле не использует.
Никому это уже не интересно 😂. Но молодец. Красиво 👍🏻
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