AirCrete Pueblo Adobe Style House Building Workshop - October 9 2020

[@hvacstudent967]

Listen to this man, he is awake, aware and the heart of an angel. Thanks Dan

[@edwinbickel]

Nice, will you also be offering a video course for all this?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Yes. Also, it will be added to the complete 201 square foot off-grid tiny house step-by-step video course

[@mamondeliquer]

Past time??!!! We are still here and we are still celebrating our culture

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Would love to see more new creations from the culture!

[@animequeen78]

Also, building itself is a workout, so you get exercise while building.

[@kusnezoff8705]

this is what I was looking for. I will be doing slip form pouring between my poles in my pole barn house construction. that makes it very easy. what is the deepest I would want to pour at one time. you should 12 inches but could I go with 24 or 36 inches. In your round house in place pouring it looks like it is at least 36 inches. looking forward to a reply.

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

The deeper you pour aircreet in one go the more likely it is to deflate. 12 in is pretty much ideal.

[@kusnezoff8705]

@@TinyGiantLifeStyle yeah that makes perfect sense especially if I am using more foam instead of 50 I will be using 100 which will give much more insulative value and stretch the concrete a lot further. since the posts are holding the roof us I don''t need such density and the benefit will really help with keeping the building cool in the Philippines and the noise of the neighbours roosters that crow all night from keeping me up.LOL. thanks for the replies. I really appreciate it.

[@leedza]

Can you make the course available online?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

It is available online: tinygiantlife.biz/aircrete-video-training/off-grid-aircrete-round-tiny-house-step-by-step/

[@Handelson]

Very interesting...why is this type of construction more advantageous over stick framing? How do you insulate? Thanks!

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

AirCrete is structure and insulation. The large value is in a non toxic rodent proof house that's not going to mold or catch 🔥 fire.

[@FourthWayRanch]

How do you get permits

[@SnarkyGoat]

At 0:26 sec, the house shown, is it an Aircreat house?

[@williedreyer3359]

Can one apply Aircrete in a gunite/shotcrete manner by spraying it on the walls

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

As a finish coat. Spraying AirCrete collapses the bubbles in it and takes away the insulation value.

[@tarvindurbin5974]

Awesome Daniel, This is Wonderful !!!!

[@tarvindurbin5974]

I humbly apologize in advance for this being so long, I just wanted to reach out and show my appreciation in all you're doing. I hope you find it satisfactory. First Off, I really love what your doing here.. I have traveled to many places around the world over the years and have seen how life can be different and better from what most people here "sadly" believe to be the Norm.. I worked with a monastery in Southern California back in the late 90s and early 2000s building earth-bag domes for the church. I totally understand the freedom you feel doing Aircrete, as building those domes was one of the most satisfying things I have ever done..Even tho moving all that dirt was extremely hard work. I also had a business in the Decorative Concrete Industry for Several Years, after building the domes for the church during the Early/Late 2000s, and learned Many hard lessons along the way because making people understand what decorative concrete was back then, was no easy feat but continued to keep growing my passion, creativity and experience in the industry. Just as I thought things would get easier, I too was blindsided and knocked down by life which brought on many other struggles along the way.. My Apologies, Not meaning to dump my life story on you here..Just sharing a little past experience, as it kinda resonates a bit. I have pretty much watched and followed your channel since you started.. and having done other types of alternative building, as well, have to agree.. I also think that Aircrete is the way to go, for Many reasons.. I have to say that I love what your doing and how your sharing your knowledge with others. Yes, the times they are a changing for sure.. and I believe that the direction you are going is Definitely helping everyone that wants to actually wake up and smell the flowers.. I stepped away from building domes and alternative building several years ago, but it has ALWAYS remained apart of WHO I AM on the inside.. although I still talk about and share my experiences with others and continue to research and follow in learning and growing my knowledge as much as I can about having and building a simpler and alternative lifestyle, I keep hearing a voice inside telling me that I should be doing more to help others. I love ALL the principles that allows us in having an alternative/simpler life. You are definitely nailing it, my friend. Especially in how you are being so diverse in what you are teaching and sharing with others. "The Complete Package"...Not just "The Shell" I have been on the fence about getting back into doing Alternative Building and also sharing what I know with others, as well... But have pretty much come to the conclusion that it is something that I NEED to start doing again, for Myself...as well as for others.. and seeing teachers such as yourself, along with a few others out there who are reaching out to help educate others in the world any way they can on how they can absolutely have a better life by making just a few changes in how they do things, is TOTALLY Possible, regardless of how much money you make !!! As much as I would Love too, I am not able to get away to attend a workshop...but I do plan on ordering your course, to not only support what you are doing, but to help add to my own learning and education library. I have 10 acres in New Mexico and have already cleared a spot for my 1st project.. just need to get a few more things in place before I'm able to start it.. I know once I start seeing it come together, it's going to give me the "kick in the pants", that I've been needing.. Daniel, I want to Thank You, My Friend.. for all your doing to help inspire and educating others.. Although it may not be soon, I DO look forward to meeting you and possibly doing some Brainstorming in the future. God Bless.

[@OohlalaHolly]

My dream!!

[@diannockwell5686]

Wonderful

[@OohlalaHolly]

Do you have a directory so I can find someone who can build my house?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

So far I haven't met any contractor worthy people. Sorry

[@OohlalaHolly]

@@TinyGiantLifeStyle the people that go through your class are not?

[@poommaneebaandin2459]

Thank you

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Your welcome

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Your welcome

[@kathernandez5165]

Love your views... absolutely we need to learn how to be independent of our “government “

[@SuperNeo005]

Hello. Can you build one for me? Send me more videos on learn how to build.

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

I can show you how, I no longer build houses for others

[@hotwireman49]

, can you build a house like that in California? How would it stand up to an earthquake? I know it would do great with the fires wouldn't it?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

California hates cellular cement and freedom

[@Hikari2YAMI18]

What the square footage of that shell your building?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

144 square feet.. A small bedroom. Can't complete anything bigger during a 1 week workshop

[@Hikari2YAMI18]

@@TinyGiantLifeStylethat J's for the info.. in a year I'd like to make this size but in a 2-story versions and have them connect w/ rope bridges.

[@JEJAK5396]

What’s the largest size structure that can be made with the aircrete method?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

No limit on this style it's just engineering.

[@omegazero5032]

Next up, canning videos

[@rongray4118]

Love it!

[@k.backus6349]

Deposit paid....looking forward to this!

[@antoniogomez6012]

Thank you!

[@ACatWithACrown]

Hey Daniel, Could you comment on how you would get such a home approved by the city or whoever? I own 10 acres and am planning on building an aircrete home. Is there a tax hit for having such a home?

[@Vytor01]

You will always pay taxes on the materials used in the homes construction. The actual property taxes will be hard for a tax assessor to figure out as there will more than likely not be any houses like yours to price against. What they will probably do will be to compare its sq. footage to houses in your area and tax you on that. Where I am from, we had a homestead exemption based on the 1st 75000, no taxes but had to pay taxes on anything above that IIRC. You could save all the receipts and show them the actual value of those receipts and then go from there. But, as far as having a home built out of Aircrete, I would say no additional hit as far as that.

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Building in the city most often requires " work-arounds". I don't discuss those here. AirCrete a home made version of cellular cement is an alternative Building system. Not acceptable by the "public.". Tax/theft agencies tax dog houses so yes, most likely you would be taxed. Of course if it was a non approved building materials that can not get bank loans then it is unlikely to appraise for much. There is a way to deal with these communist on a legal level. However, that requires learning how to do it yourself because and officer of the court bar attorney can not represent anything outside the establishment.

[@rajeshsonar4545]

I like video. My question is port land 53 grade cement ? In India company all 53 grade 50 k.g. please reply sir thanks to share your knowledge thank you

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Any Portland cement should work fine. No rock and sand though. You'll have to adjust your mixing ratios for the weight of bags you have.

[@theaussienurseflipper.8113]

That small room

[@adrianeramos85]

Where is the class?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Terlingua Texas

[@1121gsm]

You didn't teach anything. This was an advertisement.

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Other videos

[@k.backus6349]

God willing I will be there, made the mistake of doing the mono dome class with the cult group out of Italy Texas a couple if years back and learned none of the essential skills you're going to teach.

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Their airform cost as much as a small AirCrete house lol.

[@DAEDRICDUKE1]

Cult group? That sounds interesting

[@m09a02x93]

Liked the content of the video, ...till he talked about the "plandemic"... - then I loved it! Keep up the great work! It's exactly what's needed!

[@dangiroux7065]

First time someone doesn't show how it's done just talks about it KZbin is a platform that shows how it's done for free?

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Where is it stated that KZbin is a platform for how to for free? It's been shown how so many times why make the same video over and over. If you don't have the effort to put forward to find what need. The work required to build a house is much greater.

[@k.backus6349]

@@TinyGiantLifeStyle The hands on and guidance is well worth the cost of tuition. Looking forward to seeing you in Terlingua.

[@JesusSaves7810]

I think i have broken the "like" button lol i tried to click it so many times My fave was " plandemic" .❤ I want to take this class course so bad but i am still looking for land ( just a small lot to get started) I don't know what rural places in the ( states ) to look into to buy that would support this type of housing style and model and materials . would like some tips brother I just Love the off grid- life without uncle sam's input .

[@superclaymaster]

Did he say 'plandemic'. Yeah he did, f that.

[@M3MAX]

He meant to say Scamdemic but Plandemic is acceptable

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Ignore-ance IS Bliss for many.. just not going to do it for me..

[@omegazero5032]

I've come to expect this from those in these niches. It must thrive in the country side. Anyway, I'd just ignore any political commentary and enjoy the architectural info. Besides, there's no reason to expect elaboration. As he says, it's all meaningless without context.

[@ruthiesmith5765]

Get to the point and quit preaching!

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

The point is not for you

[@stuarthumphrey6281]

this sucks bad

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

Meaningless without context