I want everyone to realize….we buy land, we build it, and the whole process we have to get permission…..permits, codes, etc….thats not the way freedom works. Thats the way slaves do. Dwell on that for a while

Çimento karıştırılmamalıdır sağlıklı değil çimentosuz yaparmisin

more videos like this please, it helps me a lot with my thesis about Rammed Earth Houses. sending love from the Philippines ❤

Hello Tie Life family, Im an architecture student who's studying about rammed Earth Construction and your video helps me a lot, I mean a lot. One question tho, is that I notice that you pour concrete and cure it for the foundation or where the rammed earth wall will be put on top of and I see that there is no reinforcement bars and you just put it after installing the form work, do you drill whole for the reinforcement bars to be place placed on? thank you The Tie Life family ❤

Sending love for this awesome venture ❤💚💚💚🌻🌻🌻👑👑😻😻💵💵

I love it, looks awesome!

❤❤❤❤❤ love from Suriname

Love it! Thanks for sharing the progress with us!

More great content Thanks !

Hi. I’ve been following the build through your series of videos, and I’m hugely impressed, particularly at the way you’ve continued to work through the extremes of climate. I like your eco credentials too, but what I don’t understand is why - along with most other North American rammed-earth projects - you choose to use cement in your mix rather than lime. Lime is equally strong as a binder/stabiliser, but in the long term (decades, centuries even) it performs better. It does take longer to cure, but unlike cement it doesn’t harm the environment. And when the structure’s life is over and it’s demolished, all you have left is earth, because the lime has reverted to its original form. None the less, what you’d achieved is great. Well done.

Amazing

So interesting. It's looking great. Watching from South Africa. Good work 👍

Everything on your property is a work of art! Two perfectionists. Hope you open a retreat one day.🙏❤️

Looks 👍

Amazing!

More great Content thanks Guys !

I plan to build a Rammed Earth House in Congo Brazzaville in the centre of Africa. On the map of Africa this country is situated Between Gabon, Angola and Cameroon. Land is cheap and easy building code. Thank you for sharing ❤

Fantastic Job! Can't wait to get started on my own project!

Really loving this series! Thank you so much for sharing... excited to begin my own small project in October!

Even though I don’t know about construction, it’s interesting watching what the end product looks like. A big squeeze to the furry and feathered inspectors and inspectresses! Much love to James and you!💛

Gosh girl in the video Pew it smells like ass near the couch

And even Eco pigments to colour it

Geo polymer concrete some people claimed that with this stuff it can self level it's self slabs walls and even drive ways

So proud of your quality endeavors. Praises for sharing‼️❣️

Awesome guys! Hello from northern Bruce, peninsula Canada.

Very interesting …

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Are you going to do a pitched roof?

Nice.

Thanks for sharing. Next time you may want him to ask everyone to stop drilling when speaking and wait to speak until after everyone has revealed because the sensitivity of the microphones automatically pick up the noise and it was interrupting the sound when he was talking. Just an observation.

Are you pleased??

Did he go over any details of the concrete foundation, footers, etc to support the weight of the walls and minimize settling?

People claimed that in Oregon reinforced Hemp Crete large blocks have evena compressive strength of 5000 pounds or 25000 pounds Earth blocks low density blocks are Hemp Crete blocks can be picked up vs earth blocks ones light weight and one's takes 2 months to dry and harden

The down side of hemp Crete you can't build underground but can build on a slab very thick to

Hemp Crete some people claimed that hemp eco construction last they make thick Eco lime hemp plaster block piller people claimed that They can make more than one story of hemp Crete blocks They can make hemp Crete pillers can the even thicker than 4 inches I've seen a Eco Hemp Crete block Walls up to 3 foot thick people claimed that use make it longer than 56 years rather they last for centuries or more

It smells like ass in my room Pew stunk it up the hallway

Amazing tour - thank you! 🙏 And you're lucky that that hen didn't kill her little baby, for I know of a hen here in Spain, that has killed two of her babies and they had to be separated from her or she might have done the same with the rest of her lil ones 😢 - now that they are grown up they will be reunited soon and hope all is well 🙏 🍀

Hi guys, thank you for sharing.

Pretty technical stuff… it’s a real science

Link to watch the workshop LIVE starting Monday August 19, 2023: kzbin.infomDOCrm78AYY?si=ZfxFOrl7RAVCeu6O

I’m a year late on this but you did a great job on your greenhouse!

Hey guys, Max stopped by our RE home in Invermere a couple weeks ago. Ive worked construction both on tools and now from a mostly administration function for a high performance builder, Im well versed with the RDEK and DOI jurisdictions. Let me know if there is something I can help you with.

Where there a will, there is a way

Hi! Lovely video as always! question on carrots, have you ever planted inside greenhouse? I have 2x now planted in bags inside greenhouse with excellent dirt and researched what else to add to bag containers. the greens grow huge but the carrots are strings! plenty of space. just don't know if they grow good in bags? also, radishes, 2x and same outcome. hoping next year to build a bed like yours and try the carrots in there....i see your radishes did excellent! thank u in advance! 🙂

Good luck with your workshop!

The State doesn't appreciate being omitted from their unconstitutional authority to control and tax the actions of citizens. As a builder myself, the local building departments are the law of the land. It's cheaper to pay their ever-increasing fees than fight their tyranny. There are places in America where one can build without intrusive oversight, but they are far removed from the comforts of civilized living. America used to be the land of the free. No longer.

What do you use to make your renderings? Have you considered doing a how to video making one?

So generous of you to give of your time to make the workshop videos. I'll be watching with interest. The first phase of my plan is about to be put in place. I'm leaving the city next week and moving to the country to look for a piece of land to start my own build. Unfortunately, I'll be driving the Nullarbor when you are livestreaming so I will miss that.