I Built THIS for $1,600!! BETTER than Aircrete!

[@AbundanceBuild]

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[@samuelclemons6821]

Hands down the best presentation I have seen yet on this subject! While the other guys are still experimenting with materials and processes, you demonstrate a proven process with all the details needed to replicate. Thank you very kindly, sir!

[@AbundanceBuild]

More builds coming soon! Stay tuned

[@jo-annegawley5027]

RIGHT?? I am so excited finding THIS channel.

[@tyhnbgtyhnbgt]

You're the man. I literally type in the search bar for videos like this and get nothing this good. So finally your video just popped up in my algorithm videos I might like..

[@AbundanceBuild]

Welcome in! We have more videos coming soon! You can check out our playlist for a start to finish on this build :)

[@fvrrljr]

interesting. i collect stuff that gets thrown away from job sites. FRP's, lead covered drywall, 4x6's iron rods. i'm the guy that stacks the trash bin nicely, i stack in a way for those who come and recycle metal who do that for a living. the nuts and bolts and screws that get thrown away is sad. right now i'm a hop skip and a jump from your location, i'm in riverside. i move around in construction, and solar installation, seeing you using recycled parts gives me a warm feeling. *very interesting build*

[@AbundanceBuild]

Way to go! There is a lot of construction here and an unbelievable haul waiting in just about every dumpster 😁

[@SchoolforHackers]

You’re a person after my own heart.

[@svetlanapil8089]

I love it! It's so satisfying to realize how sturdy but at the same time light this building is! And the stuccoed walls and roof just please my eyes! Love it!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@myowndrummer3372]

Having built some masonry domes, I have found that just using pure Portland cement with no sand or aggregate is near water proof. Paint it on. Borrowed that from an NGO that used it to seal cisterns in Chile.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Wow thanks for the tip! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@jeanhanner9407]

It's the issue of the Portland cement being bad for the environment too. Other options can be cheaper and better for the environment... although it may take a little bit more work.

[@rowanshole]

@@myowndrummer3372 definitely the case. Found this info in an Australian book "Cement and Concrete for the Handyman" by "Domus" 1951. Lots of great info in this little book and highly recommended

[@prophotoservices]

Keep building and videoing!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Stay tuned!

[@stephenowens5375]

Brilliant to see the building finished, That's one sweet project Steve you should be proud mate. Thanks for sharing👍

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@boxbawks]

I've been using this method ever since watching your garage build, and I absolutely love it! Made a 6x10 slab, small (14-16") retainer wall, and used a kids pool as a form to make a small in ground concrete pool for my dogs. I personally recommend using either recycled wire fencing, or anything thicker than chicken wire, in the center for reinforcement as the long term structural capacity is still in the air... but for anything non structural, this is the way to go! Saves a ton of money in materials! My next project will be to pour my driveway with it to see how well it holds up.

[@AbundanceBuild]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing! We are about to share some new findings - stay tuned!

[@richardmccann4815]

@ThisGuysChannel Don't use lime in the mix, the driveway will disintegrate.

[@jo-annegawley5027]

I just LOVE & ADMIRE creative Humans....you, Sir, Are BRILLIANT.

[@chuckmorgan7397]

Another great video, I have my StyroAirCrete house, 40’ x 32’ about 75% complete, in the dry with electrical, water and sewage rough connected. I have less than $17000.00 invested in it so far. Had to change a few ideas, but all in all it’s coming along great. I have done 98% by myself. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Chuck that is awesome! I love to hear this has inspired folks to tackle their own projects. I would love to hear what you have experienced in working with it. Email me at [e-mail]

[@davidprins9401]

I’d love to see how it turns out - let us know if you make a vid or post pics

[@jo-annegawley5027]

Congrats, Chuck!

[@user-kz3xq1uo4p]

set up a patreon so we can fund your continued research.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Working on a donate button in KZbin. Stay tuned for new builds!

[@michaelgrodecki4159]

​@@AbundanceBuild youtube takes like 40% of donations if I remember correctly.

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're right! So we set up a donate button through PayPal on on website abundancebuild.com

[@DocJaeBass]

A great job of the recap of the whole project. Your work with this shed and your workshop are exceptionally informative and highly motivational. Thanks for all the clear information. I'm absolutely looking forward to your next project - and those of your followers should they share them with you. I have property in Montana with 40 below winters. I have a log cabin but will absolutely build with this method on the next project. I am also considering building with this system in the Philippines. From one extreme to the other!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Jason I am glad the videos have been helpful. Good luck with your projects.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Workshop July 25 - 28th!

[@nwbudro9210]

This looks exciting. The amount of unusual required equipment (mixer, foamer, shredder, etc) as well as workspace looks daunting compared to stick built. It's kinda hard to start small, experiment, learn, and then expand.

[@AbundanceBuild]

We are making it simpler! Stay tuned for new builds!

[@hopechannelcat5462]

greatly enjoy watching your videos and seeing the progress you've made in comparison to others. thanks

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks for watching!

[@BIGVHomestead]

Very Nice! We look forward to the next project!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@jeffreystephens2658]

This gives me hope of some day owning a home.

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@jeffreystephens2658 That's why we do this! Check out our online class if you want the full process step by step at $5 per square foot! abundancebuild.com

[@brokenrecord3523]

Unfortunately, building codes (for houses) are a long way from catching up to these construction methods, but if you're sneaky...

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@brokenrecord3523 So far everyone who has tried has been approved as long as "there is a frame in the wall." If the Abundacrete is for insulation and not considered structural, no issues

[@rowanshole]

Really enjoyed your journey with styrocrete. Again, thanks.

[@AbundanceBuild]

More builds coming soon!

[@ChimpsAI]

Very creative method! Thank you so much for sharing videos that explain your methodology.

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@ChimpsAI You're welcome! Stay tuned for bigger builds wrapping up soon. You can learn more at abundancebuild.com

[@justininabinette6752]

Love this build! You did a great job on this, especially those wood doors! I’m a woodworking enthusiast so I really appreciate your work on those. Thanks for the information as it was very helpful in my current deep dive on styrene cement building concepts!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! If you want the full deep dive we made an online class available at abundancebuild.com which provides our recipes, methods, spreadsheets for all material and tool costs, 3D plans, etc. You can build anything for $5 per square foot with our methods!

[@trevorrisley5419]

I cannot wait 'til you start droppin' more videos and content. I love your stuff, man. You're going to change the world with learning how to perfect your building methodolgies.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! We are so excited to share what we have been working on; the goal is to be world changing!

[@jo-annegawley5027]

I just found the channel & haven't stopped watching....Love eco-friendly, creative Humans.

[@thatoneinspector4972]

Super cool. Its really awesome to see where youve taken this from your first video to here. Congratulations on all your achievements

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! We are just getting started!

[@davidprins9401]

I like the higher wall design a lot. Looking forward to seeing your next builds!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Coming soon!

[@millardscott5646]

I have been following your building progress. I love the shed that you have made. Thank you for doing this and I am thrilled to hear that you are doing an e-course for this method.

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome! New bigger builds coming soon!

[@cattalkbmx]

Wow, that's incredible. The roof looks so good I thought it was metal before you got to that part. Thanks so much for sharing this technique and information.

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome! If you'd like to learn step by step how to make buildings like these check out our online class: abundancebuild.com

[@davidmadison1087]

I'm retired in the Philippines and looking for alternative building methods. The traditional building here is a steel reinforced concrete post and beam system then closed in with hollow blocks filled with mortar then cement plastered inside and out. Just an incredible amount of time and material involved.

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@davidmadison1087 Check out our online class at abundancebuild.com (40% for a limited time.) We show you our cost saving methods to build for $5 per square foot with far less materials and processes involved. Abundacrete is great for the climate in the Philippines!

[@honeybadgerisme]

typhoon. your exterior needs to be able to withstand flying debris (they always use a random 2x4 as the debris example) at the highest speed range the typhoons in your area achieve

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@honeybadgerisme right

[@dr123hall]

I have contact in Phillipines (Loakan Proper region of Baguio City) Aprils Community Ventures. Promising Paralegal. She is looking to further such community projects as low cost housing, rainwater - coconut carbon filter, solar islanding- individuals, local implementations seem rigid and unimaginative? Unless maybe Manila and Deep southern regions. The shipping and pricing seems beyond outrageous for building with anything less than locally available materials. Try the Dustcrete infilling with Lime Plaster. Seems bamboo superstructure/pole beam more likely to get local interest and approvals.

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@dr123hall email [e-mail]

[@doncollins786]

Excellent video, very well done, the shed turned out great!

[@AbundanceBuild]

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[@taavetmalkov3295]

greetings from Estonia! Looks good! well done!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Greetings! Thank you!

[@patkaiser6910]

Great Job!!!! Love it!!!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@billyvoll9957]

Hi Stephen, I am a student at Rowan University in NJ researching Aircrete this semester. My team and I are working on a research project that will hopefully lead to an actual building of an aircrete home. Since you have so much knowledge in this field, I would love to find out if you would be willing to answer a few questions to help guide our research. Thanks so much!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Billyvoll I would love to talk to you about this. My email is [e-mail]

[@jo-annegawley5027]

Exciting...Love your research project.

[@juanflorez1644]

Awesome build. Very creative. Thank you for sharing!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you and you're welcome Juan! Subscribe for new builds and opportunities coming soon!

[@DusanCebic]

Thank you for this wonderful display. I watched it over 20 times and soon I will start the project according to your instructions. I wish you all the best .

[@AbundanceBuild]

Fantastic! You can do it! We have updates coming soon - subscribe to be notified!

[@maradall]

I'm super impressed with the resourcefulness of this! Thanks for sharing. And congratulations on a great result!

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome and thank you! Subscribe for bigger builds and opportunities coming soon!

[@Kelsdoggy]

Wow that’s a lot of work! Impressive project.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Making it easier for the next builds. Subscribe for new bigger builds coming soon!

[@_Ethann_]

Hi Stephen to say the least have felt incredibly blessed to been exposed to your videos, planning on constructing with Styrofoam air Crete in the coming months. Look forward to future updates and engineering stamps!!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Great job! New builds coming soon!

[@jimsiggy]

Stephen that looks great!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@BrendaAngelArt]

Thank you for recapping the project! This is wonderful.

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome!

[@edlove2290]

Metal roofing panel are cut to custom sizes and can be manipulated to achieve the desired curvature. A lot easier to make larger panels as well as assembling and disassembling them. Because the panels overlap every 3 feet, you can make a perfectly round mold. Your sharing is appreciated, thank you sir!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Good idea!

[@tclodfelter8789]

I watched your lawnmower/shredder video... genius!!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@grinpick]

Very good presentation. Lot of know-how, experimentation and hard work! I especially appreciate your concise, fact-filled voice-over. Not sure where you live, but probably some municipalities would be a pain about building codes.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Yes we are trying to get general approvals for people to use but ultimately you have to build where the government treats you best. Subscribe for new bigger builds coming soon!

[@norain31]

As a self proclaimed tinker .Id love to have worked on this with you .just watching your video im going to turn my old electric lawn mower into a garden shredder for the composter . love the design as im in a snow area and we tend to have to remove snow from some of our shed roofs .Good job !! enjoy your problem solving .

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! We just finished compiling all of our research into an online class! Check it out at: abundancebuild.com

[@hardworkingamerican8847]

For you , where you live , it cost you 1600 dollars . The majority of us don't have the knowledge experience and significant tools with the space and outbuildings to do all this . I am very intrigued by this method as it seems very versatile . The cost would be much more for me out here in California but still far cheaper than other ways that are as sound as this . This building is not the same as corrugated metal one assembled with sheetmetal screws . It's like a work of art . Thanks for showing us this method of building and giving good explanations of as you go through the process .

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome! California may have some regulatory costs but we are making the machines tools and process cheaper and easier! Subscribe to be notified!

[@drunkwoodswyllia4885]

Wow that’s really nice and I’m very impressed! Awesome job Sir

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@tclodfelter8789]

I like the fact you give people IDEAS ..." What if"...!!!???

[@AbundanceBuild]

Exactly! We are all in this together! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@tclodfelter8789]

@@AbundanceBuild Already did about a year ago! :>)

[@fuzielectron5172]

The end result looks very acceptable, long been a fan of the Gothic arch and built a few. Thank you for sharing your efforts and findings with us of similar interests.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks! New builds coming soon!

[@justdoingitjim7095]

Working on apartments as a carpenter here in Texas, they use a lot of stucco finish. For the final stucco coat lots of guys use a texture gun and hopper like drywall finishers use indoors for texturing drywall. Nothing fancy and just a normal size compressor used for just one texture gun. As for the brown and scratch coat they used the normal trowel technique.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks for sharing this tip! We are working on updating the final coat! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

It came out awesome great work!! A labor intensive way to build that’s for sure! Seem to have many benefits especially the cost and ability to recycle so many materials.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! We are making ti easier to replicate!

[@VigilanceTech]

With the old time plasterers, they would put a pigment right in the last coat of mortar and it would never need painting at all. You could get almost any color. Also, they could finish it such that it would look like a mirror finish, like a fine automotive lacquer paint job, if that was what was desired.

[@jasonsharpbucks]

maybe the lead helped with that

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks for sharing! We have been looking into those additive colors. Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@jo-annegawley5027]

@@AbundanceBuild When I helped render, in Australia, once it was tinted...you better LOVE that color as there is no painting over it....just a consideration.

[@billrogers6863]

Your video production capabilities are greatly appreciated. It makes it easier to quickly understand what is happening. Actually, you go a little too fast sometimes. But KZbin has a couple of fixes for that. Anyway, I have been thinking on the StyroAirCrete for the last 24 hours after watching this video. And here is an idea/suggestion that came to me which I think could be worthwhile: Incorporate insulated glass block into your walls. What do you think of that? I mean, you have done great amounts of proof-of-concept already. So I figure you would have valuable suggestions/remarks about this. And thanks for the great content.👍

[@AbundanceBuild]

That is a good idea, we will look into it! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@jo-annegawley5027]

Heya! I create art with those glass blocks as they have been deemed not Earthquake proof...Check in your areas but that is in B.C. Canada

[@williesimpson6757]

What a great presentation; what a lot of work

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks! We did the work to discover easier ways to get this result so you don't have to do it the hard way haha! We compiled it in an online class at abundancebuild.com

[@stephensimpson9626]

Thanks for sharing. I think its great how you used the reclaimed & recycled materials the shape is very cool. old Europe Gothic church or even Buddhist temple....Love it. Your machines and innovation are admirable.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you Stephen! Subscribe for new build shapes coming soon!

[@gottliebheinrich8413]

the pretty look of this "stone tent" made me thinking about planting grass and flowers on it. if i ever do such a goodlooking shed which could also be the entrance to a cellar for vegetables or so..

[@AbundanceBuild]

Cool idea! There is a company called Respyre thar makes biophlilic cement that can grow plants. They never got back with us but maybe you could get in touch!

[@WorthlessNickores]

Oh WOW that's beautiful!! I'd bet the thermal properties are so much better that metal and wood exterior siding.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Yes for sure! It's R 3.2 per inch

[@jacklabloom635]

That is an awesome way to build. Great videos.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Subscribe for new bigger builds coming soon!

[@MrARMRM]

Congrats my friend You have done something that few can match. that is beside one great looking Garden Shed, you have taught us all what sharing information is really all about. from making foam to painting the roof. Can't thank you enough for putting me up at your house and inviting me to your table. You have inspired many like me, to get involved in this new wonderful and inexpensive way of building. Not easy to thank you enough, just don't have the words. We will soon begin with the first structure in Guatemala and I sure hope to have you and your wife here when its finally done. God Bless. Roberto

[@AbundanceBuild]

Roberto thank you for confidence. I look forward to coming to see you all there. Lets get some Abundacrete homes up there!

[@MrARMRM]

@@AbundanceBuild sounds like a great opportunity to get things moving

[@amauryscrazyrealityshow827]

Beautiful . I learned a lot . Thank you for making this video . Watching from Puerto Rico .

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@amauryscrazyrealityshow827 thank you!

[@oby-1607]

Most amazing build of a building I have seen in a long time. Thank you for sharing this as I am now trying to source the scrap styrofoam for a project like this. And I don't mind getting dirty to do this.

[@AbundanceBuild]

If you don't want to get dirty we discovered a stucco free way to do it too! Check out our Online Class at abundancebuild.com

[@mikecunneen2408]

Wow! Best bow roof shed I've seen. You've thought of everything!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! We made an online class showing you step-by-step how to make these buildings! check it out at: abundancebuild.com

[@gottliebheinrich8413]

thank you for showing and explaining all this

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@Kadranos]

Ever since I first saw earthbag, rammed earth and later aircrete domes I've wondered about using a metal sprayer to coat the outside with aluminum. I'm not sure the ideal thickness for such an aluminum shell, but it would be pretty weather resistant and there would be lots of options for finishing it.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Interesting idea! I wonder about the cost of aluminum compared to stucco? We are testing a self-healing stucco formula now! Subscribe to be notified!

[@troywhite6039]

Maybe an aluminum powder mix into a thin layer of stucco, then heat blasted to melt the outer aluminum together.

[@mckimmym]

This seems extremely labor and time intensive. I love the idea of recycled materials but it needs to be simplified and scalable. Hopefully people can run with it and make improvements

[@AbundanceBuild]

We have the simplified scalable solution now! Coming in an e-course very soon!

[@chaosplan]

Been following along since the beginning. Patiently waiting for an update or showing how the roof copes with winter weather. Your styroaircrete placing method is sort of like a slip form. I’m curious if you could simply use the inner form and tool the styroaircrete from the outside by screeding along the arch form. Maybe do short lifts of a foot or so where the arch is more vertical?

[@AbundanceBuild]

Good idea! Thanks for following the journey! We have a new build video coming soon with some different methods

[@edition-deluxe]

Another great project with excellent overview. You're super inspirational for alternative building techniques/materials. Thanks again.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks Andrew! New builds coming soon!

[@tykellerman6384]

Beyond excellent…. Terrific idea , with inslab heat you would have a great structure for colder climates 🤠👍

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Yes it is super insulated! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@vsergeiev]

A good alternative way to "flatten" the walls is to take a combined approach, such as, digging a pit, and erecting a arch attec/roof on top. As a catch you could 1) save some materials for using a bond beam foundation vs a slab, 2) either double the usable space, or reduce the materials volume by scaling down the hight of the arch radius.

[@AbundanceBuild]

New builds coming soon!

[@americanpancakelive]

YOU are the BOSS! Phenomenal tutorial and job.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Check out our online class at abundancebuild.com

[@johngundaker5655]

I'm so excited about what you talkin about that it really rocks my boat, thank you! I appreciate that you're mortal like the rest of us and I willing to confess pitfalls that Can and do happen

[@AbundanceBuild]

We are all working on this solution together! Thanks for your support!

[@planespeaking]

Love this construction method. Using polystyrene that would otherwise end up in landfill

[@AbundanceBuild]

Exactly! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@planespeaking]

@@AbundanceBuild I have already

[@Twistedmetal-qe8kx]

Looks great man, excellent work.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@mikejf4377]

Great job on this building.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@nightstringers]

Another use for styrofoam is, mixing it with acetone and boom you have waterproof epoxy.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Yea it's awesome! We experimented with it to cost the building but it just takes too much foam; it's 98% air

[@roystonrichards1556]

Hi, great work. I'm trying to understand where the A-frame ridges appeared from? At 10:57 the mesh goes on without any ridges in sight and then suddenly at 12:27 the ridges appear when doing the stucco? Thanks.

[@AbundanceBuild]

It is an aesthetic trim that was cut witha hotwire cutter! I'll make a video about it soon! Subscribe to be notified!

[@tylerk.7947]

Lol that styrofoam shredder is genius!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks!

[@jaydoe3707]

That shed is awesome!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Subscribe for new bigger builds coming soon!

[@FLYNRYAN1978]

Amaizing workmanship !

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@BladeUtah]

Thank you for your educational videos, I really appreciate them! I have projects in the queue I want to use your system on. I have the electric mower, but still need the aircrete pump system, so I will get going on that. I want to learn to build trusses as you showed how, also.

[@AbundanceBuild]

You can do it! We have a new recipe with no foam. Stay tuned!

[@incognitoalias2808]

Just a random thought here, if you held a live event super chat maybe their could be a chance to acquire funds to bankroll your styro crete pumper. I know I would ask you a question for 5 dollars or you could start a KZbin membership for 5 dollars where we could get more detailed information on questions we may have, just something to throw out there to see if it sticks or not........

[@AbundanceBuild]

Working on it! Stay tuned!

[@jamesward5721]

Love the video - really smart way to build, shed will be durable as - some brilliant ideas communicated here. Subscribed, because it would be dumb not to.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Haha thanks James! We have some new bigger builds coming soon!

[@jamesward5721]

@@AbundanceBuild I'm just trying to get up to speed on your older videos - the shredded polystyrene is smart - it's a problematic waste in so many industries. It always struck me there must be some good use for this "waste" material - now I know one. :-)

[@AbundanceBuild]

Absolutely! It's maddening how much of it goes straight to the landfill!

[@jamesward5721]

@@AbundanceBuild I have worked for Big Industry most of my life - I can't even estimate how much Styrofoam packaging we sent to fill over the years. It always bugged me that it had to have a second life value we were missing. This is a great use. Much respect to you for doing some ACTUAL environmentally useful work. The world needs more practical environmentalists like you - we have too many wafflers that do nothing useful apart from spout catch-phrases.

[@mariahr6583]

Love your videos! We all need to think outside the box more!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! We agree!

[@clydecox2108]

I love it. Thinking about building our forever home as soon we will become empty nesters.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Awesome! We are hosting our first workshop July 25-28th, would love to meet you there!

[@clydecox2108]

That would be to cool for school. Although impossible at this time as we’re looking at about a 5 to 6 year plan. Don’t count me out though…

[@teresaholland4790]

Super cool 😎 very talented man

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@bsod5608]

Impressed by the roof! Looks like it was a metal roof

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks! Just used foam trim to make that effect!

[@d.t.4523]

Good luck and keep working! 👍

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Will do!

[@joskabunte-koch3624]

Beautiful !🎉

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@joskabunte-koch3624 Thank you! Subscribe for new build videos coming soon!

[@joeltedley1734]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

[@AbundanceBuild]

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[@thudang3039]

Great work! =) This seems like fun as well!

[@AbundanceBuild]

It is! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@heartobefelt]

great work , I love the low cost. Some people might strengthen the walls to floor slab by drilling the concrete slab and fit galvanised starter bars 18 inches long , as you fill the walls it will give that extra bit of lateral strength in case you get earthquakes. Same with the ridge joint , you could bend up galvanised rebar into a Vee shape and add them to strengthen the ridge peak , better a little too much than 1 % too little :)

[@AbundanceBuild]

Good thinking!

[@jo-annegawley5027]

Yep....I am thinking Aluminum for my Houseboat.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

Would be a great tiny home.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Absolutely! Check out our latest video to see the tiny houses we are building next! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3uym4CrnM2tr5I

[@NicoSmets]

That looks great. Thank you for sharing.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks Nico!

[@Georgia-Vic]

It could also be built bigger to compensate for straight walls and a ceiling.The uneven and curved space behind the walls and attic could be insulated!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Good idea! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@ladedk]

Man, that turned out great!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@MrHandpipeman1]

this fella is a gawdam genius

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thanks!

[@kenl2861]

Spectacular video. Nice job, good detail. Thanks!!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@chuckr8727]

Very nice work on the project and putting the video together. Could I borrow some of your energy and time? Just bought one of those hand held Avanti HF hand held models. It was reasonably priced and I wasn't expecting much. But, man did it throw out the stain on a little project I had going. One day I hope to build an aircrete structure. Thanks for sharing.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Maybe we will build something together one day! We are planning our first workshop in July if all goes well

[@jos.enconstruccion.2024]

Saludos amigo Stephen, me gusta mucho su canal , ya que estoy aprendiendo mucho con sus videos , lo saludo desde El Salvador, centroamerica, 👍🏻🙂🙋🏻‍♂️

[@AbundanceBuild]

Saludos amigo!

[@MattByron]

Legendary! LOVE IT!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you! Just getting started!

[@B.Cote39]

Great job!!!

[@AbundanceBuild]

Thank you!

[@B.Cote39]

@@AbundanceBuild been reading , studying concrete concepts with sawdust from our mill. Would of saved me lot of time had I come across your work sooner ! Awesome and thx for sharing. Have you tried sawdust as filler..🤔

[@AbundanceBuild]

We got unlimited free foam so haven't seen the need to try sawdust. Seems like it would rot

[@pavlovssheep5548]

save time curving wood by buying home depot 2x4's

[@AbundanceBuild]

@@pavlovssheep5548 hahaha! Good one 🤣

[@tylerk.7947]

Hahah exactly

[@magapefarmshomestead6453]

LOL

[@Zekerose]

@@pavlovssheep5548 thank you, you made my day

[@JimYeats]

This was very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@AbundanceBuild]

You're welcome! Subscribe for new builds coming soon!

[@brandonb9873]

Just found this channel, very interesting. I hope to see more video's in the future.

[@AbundanceBuild]

Welcome Brandon! Yes, we are about to drop some bigger builds and new shapes - subscribe to be notified!

[@mahmoudnouby613]

لك خالص الشكر والتحية على مجهوداتك

[@AbundanceBuild]

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