Thanks, I hv got the final resort. Thanks again dear.🎉

10:1 is 9% dude.

thank you for this valued information, particularly the mix proportion

Highly motivating and accurate details about how to make and use compressed mudbricks! Thank you so much for detailed information! 🙏

Very well-articulated. Thanks.

I'm looking at this and seeing how thick and wide those blocks are. I'm VERY curious how much that's increasing your insulation R value. I hope you can reply about that. People spend a lot of money on insulation. So this could get more positive attention to what you guys have done. (And maybe you can post more videos...)

I wish you hadn't stopped doing videos. Your videos are so useful and good. Thanks.

Want to ask if you've got a video showing how to identify what is in your soil? Like, if I went to buy a bag of sand from Home Depot... I know that's 100% sand. Similar for other material. But some guy just finding land somewhere ... all of that's mixed up. Its harder to tell what the break down is, and what kind of process is there for identifying what's in your soil?

Wonderful. Your testing really helps people to see what they should be doing. Very eye opening because of you being willing to test it and show the results. Thanks.

Nice work! Looks beautiful. I am Inspired. I like the huge great room.

What a nightmare.

Are you not watering the blocks while curing? I heard a lot of ppl water once or twice a day for a week, supposedly making it stronger.

This Video made my day. beautiful.

Could lower beick courses be fire Hardened.to stop water entering

Anyone have a USED machine for sale? I'm hoping that DIY homesteaders have a machine that they purchased, but now no longer need. So...does anyone have one that they want to sell to a DIY homesteader?

New sub and great content. Would love to hear your story

40% clay, 60% sand. Thank you for mentioning that. (Also, your house looks really nice.) Good work!

Please what's the Laterite quantity required for a 50kg portland

What are the exact proportions of your bricks? Are there any strengthening materials added to the brick mix? What is the crushing strength of these bricks?

Your mud blocks look like chocolate. I want to eat it.

Great information. Thank you very much!

I have studied this for a while and my first thought was poor compression, possibly an inferior compression machine. This is not a new technology, there are structures in the world that been around for hundreds of years that show less degradation than your 10% portland blocks. I also noticed that none of your blocks contained any form of binder.

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Hike from here all the way to greer. Awesome!

DAMN FINE!

You mean cement, right?

How much it cost to buy all machinery?

Wonderful! God bless you and your family.

Good Job

You can you lime instead of portland cement.

If you followed the guidelines you would know that pure compressed earth blocks need 28 days to set. Convenient that you failed to mention that, nor the PSI that you compressed the earth block.

why do other videos recommend 70-75% sand and 10% clay. I am trying to figure out what the difference is. Thanks

You’re supposed to freeze 3 days, de thaw 1 day then refreeze 3 more days, THEN seal the Mylar bag with oxygen absorbers.

It's not ironic that your mother knows how to hang drywall. It's unusual, perhaps even surprising, but it's not ironic. I blame Alanis Morissette for this.

Nie clip, much thanks. Love the rammed earth/earth block plan, but wonder why use an earth block - better than regular block or brick?

Can one use Lime in place of Portland? And, would the % remain the same? Thanks

you need to replace the rollers with a conveyor belt 😎😎😎😎😎

Great house sir. What a good build. I was wondering, rough estimate about what did the exterior house build cost?

I'm guessing it could be stabilized with other tings like oil, but I'm guessing that would have it's own problems.

I like your videos very well done I think it would be awesome if you shared your faith with everybody 🙏

Beautiful home you guys did a great job God bless🙏

Heavenly father lol. Hail Satan!

Why didn't CEBs work in your climate? I've seen examples of CBEs as bathroom walls that get wet without any breakdown and don't understand why your exterior walls would be eventually breaking down.

8:07 I'VE GOT A JAR OF DIRT!

Here is my contribution to earth the Gold Brick 5000- 1200 block per hour 2 - 1200 sqft home per day at $60 of fuel. 1978-1985 geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications/monographs/bulletins/downloads/159/B159.pdf

Nice presentation!

have you tried just quicklime instead of portland?

10 scoops dirt to 1 scoop portland is a 9.09% mixture. 9 parts to 1 is a 10% mixture

how fine should the screening mesh be? 3/8 4/8 or 5/8 inch or 10mm 13mm or 16mm?

expert rammed earth guy told me to use 15% clay and 10% cement. This is for rammed earth in big forms. he says minimum 30cm but I think here in the tropics where temperature does not vary as much as in a desert a 16 to 20cm thick wall is enough.