How to make an articulated cement brick mold - Crafted from wood

How to make an articulated cement brick mold - Crafted from wood

[@cptcosmo]

Improve this by adding polyester or hemp reinforcement fibers to the concrete mix, keep the concrete mix as dry as possible, and manually tamp and compress the concrete in to the mold like you would with a rammed earth wall. You should get bricks with compressive strength in excess of 4000psi.

[@Uroki_ANGLIYSKOGO_s_Nulya_]

Adding the solution of water mixed with a couple of eggs will give the bricks unbelievable strength.

[@abraaofernandes4487]

Uma obra de arte perfeita de A a Z. Você está de parabéns meu amigo, você é uma grande pessoa.

[@manofwar556]

It is good to paint the wood with mineral oil a few times before first use, and then after a few uses. It keeps the cement from sticking.

[@cementdiyideas4789]

yes thank you

[@judgemondgeboren]

It will make it super hard to put plaster on oiled surface inside the building though. Oil will not allow the plaster to stick to it, which won't allow putty to be applied. One would have to clean the wall off the oil, which is rather hard and expensive, sadly. If you don't remove oil layer from the bricks, you may face the situation when the plaster and putty crack or outright fall off due to their inability to connect to the brick surface. : /

[@manofwar556]

@@judgemondgeboren Not realy, you paint the wood, not lather it. The wood absorbs the oil, not the concrete.

[@judgemondgeboren]

@@manofwar556 I was speaking for experience though. Concrete does get stained with the oil and it becomes a huge issue, even though the wood gets its desired protective layer. The concrete gets stained with a tiny layer as well, although tiny - it is VERY capable of causing problems. Best to just avoid using oil. : /

[@roberttill3787]

Dont use oil, go to the builders supplies and get a can of concrete mould release this will let the brick out of the mould without the later problems oil causes.

[@michelsavoie6971]

Nice dry mix, people tend to make soup sometimes.......this is a perfect mix. Great job!

[@ronaldojones1114]

De cara já ganhou meu Like e minha inscrição pois iniciou com as principais informações das medodas parabéns agora vou continuar a assistir os próximos passos, agradeço pela disposição em postar os vídeos.

[@ALEXISBANDOMBELE-zc8ro]

C'est magnifique 😘 j'aime bien

[@cruzramirez7072]

QUEVONITO. LOQUEASES. TEFELISITO. POR. ESO. TEDOY. UNA. MANITO. Y. UN. CORASON❤ SUS. UN. GENIO

[@megansmith1382]

Solid box my friend 👌

[@j.l.emerson592]

Interlocking cement blocks is a great idea. 👍

[@cementdiyideas4789]

yes

[@joaquimdoareiadeoliveira3608]

Faltou orientação das medidas como?

[@superspecialty5169]

It’s not a new idea 🙀

[@charlesshiba1168]

Do you have plans for corner blocks.... please share.

[@gjmariano-ZEDORADIN]

parabéns muito bom excelente trabalho mais um inscrito

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@user-2000Rb]

Эти блоки неимеют требуемой прочности. На вид более устойчивы, как-будто проводился рассчёт на устойчивость, причём это всего лишь паз. Это непридумано просто так. Чем больше блок, тем более толщина растаора между блоками. Есть ещё одна тема про ненесущие перегородки. Они эти перегородки имеют свой вес. Этот вес нельзя нагружать на плиту перекрытия. Представьте себе перемычку над окном, поверх неё выкладывают кирпичную кладку, получается оконный проём. А здесь надо укладывать не перимычку а балку которая проходит от стены к стене поперёк помещения(опора на противоположные стены). На эту балку.... поверх этой балки выкладывают стену имеющую собственный вес.

[@aldeciferreira5909]

Parabens cara gostei

[@johntez6231]

Waaaoow am designing one ...and use in hydraulic press... thank you very much

[@anthonysandqvist7704]

I love this video keep up with the fantastic work

[@cementdiyideas4789]

yes thank you

[@ciabbato]

ponga tablas individuales por debajo y no necesitara voltear los bloques. saludos desde un rincon de Mexico.

[@thomasraywood679]

Looking straight down at such blocks from above, each has an end with a crotch and an end with a neck. Fair way to put it. The distance from the inside of the crotch to its hole should be the same as the distance from the outside of the neck to its hole, and should be half the distance from hole to hole. Now all holes in a row are equidistant apart, such that when you stagger the rows all the holes still line up vertically and can therefore receive reinforcement. It means, in other words, that from the top of a completed wall (before capping it off) any of the holes can be filled with sluice (runny cement) and then fitted with a piece of rebar the same length as the height of the wall.

[@yoshisaidit7250]

Exactly what I was thinking. can reinforce with the same pvc tube used to make the brick plus run wires thru it.

[@thomasraywood679]

@@yoshisaidit7250 Nice. Dedicated channels for wiring. Doubly protected. Convenient. Also for water, lol. Use a short piece along the way to make sure every brick gets properly aligned. No mortar. However, the pieces of PVC used for the mold itself do need to be artificially given a 1-2mm larger diameter (perhaps by neatly wrapping them in tape), because otherwise the fit will later be too snug to allow PVC pipe [of the original diameter] to be rammed down through the holes. Too, your idea this makes another consideration possible, as follows. Make the bricks only half as thick, just with smaller holes. Here's why. Insulation. You could build one wall, and then another exactly like it, with an air gap of, say, an inch between them. Air, as we know from double paned windows, is a great insulator. Now, in matching fashion for each completed wall, ram PVC pipe down every other hole (or every 3rd hole) to secure it, but leave an inch or so of pipe sticking out the top. That way with elbows and a short piece of pipe you can essentially connect the two walls together before capping them off. (With proper planning, you could even ram some rebar down through the PVC.) All in all, get far better results using the same amount of cement, at least where trapping or blocking heat is desired. Also shorter cure time per brick.

[@yoshisaidit7250]

@@thomasraywood679 All good ideas. I wouldnt recommend water pipe in exterior walls in freezing climates. They will freeze and burst. Probably destrying the bricks with it.

[@thomasraywood679]

@@yoshisaidit7250 The beauty of forming both an inside and an outside wall with an insulative air pocket in between is that the inside wall ranks as just that and, naturally, is warmed by whatever heat defines the room. Naturally, that's where plumbing would go. There are also plumbing methods that allow for dead zones (cavities), meaning that there are spaces for the water to expand into if freezing does occur. I'll admit though that I formed my ideas primarily with temperate climate in mind, such as in the Philippines, where people tend to build their own homes forming cement walls reinforced with rebar ...that is, when they can afford it. While bricks by comparison take more time to manufacture, there's also a cost savings to be realized centered around whatever percentage of the brick's volume is actually air. Too, in a tropical environment there's pretty much no end to the kinds of fiber(s) you could mix in, at an even greater cost savings, so long as you apply pressure to the brick while it's curing. Makes for a less friable brick too.

[@anjalihitang7478]

Nice,cheap and easy method of making block

[@algas5337]

EXCELENTE!!!! SALUDOS DESDE LA BAHÍA DE SAMANA R.D

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@faustinkazadi9903]

J'aime c'est génial....

[@Marie-augustinKibassa-wh1mq]

Il faut appliquer une huile aux deux tuyaux,ça va faciliter le glissement et augmenterait tant soit peu la vitesse du résultat final

[@fernandoechezarreta2493]

Muy bueno, me podes decir como haces como haces la mezcla y las proporciones del material para hacer el bloque, muchas gracias.-

[@cementdiyideas4789]

1 cement-3 sand you

[@Nandosdstak]

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[@cesarleonardogarciaolivare7440]

GRACIAS MUY BIEN ME GUSTARIA SABER LAS CANTIDADES DE ARENA CEMENTO

[@Falabela-h4i]

Muito bom perfeito obrigado

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@franktutut2678]

Dip the apparatus in water then put the mortar

[@joseevaristo8484]

Muito bom

[@Cowboy_Steve]

That is pretty awesome - well done! How long does it take the blocks to cure?

[@darkshadowsx5949]

read the directions on the bag. probably need 50 of these molds if you want to make a good number of them on a weekend. probably start selling them at that point.

[@mikebennett938]

This seems to be a standard sand cement mix and the typical 'cure' period is 28 days. What that means is that cement/concrete cures to about 50% of its full strength within 28 days and spends many many years continuing to cure after that time. Engineers typically work to the 50% strength criteria, or about 4 - 6 weeks for making calculations surrounding load bearing decisions etc etc (from memory, it's been a LONG time since I was at uni). For a dry mix like this it will setup and you could move the bricks around in 24-48 hours, depending on the environment. If were going to try this i would recommend spraying down the blocks to keep them moist for the first 2 -3 days, depending on how hot and dry the climate you are working in is. This would assist the bricks in not cracking during the initial drying period.

[@albertomorel4466]

Hola desde República Dominicana porque no lo hacen de tres ollo en ves de dos

[@jackkicevo]

What as the ratio of cement, sand and water for the mixture?

[@BomBom-el8vk]

Parabéns

[@almirria6753]

Now to combine this with the Roman concrete mix

[@shodazhamaumram.]

Очень неудобно и долго заливать одного кирпича. Годов сколько надо чтобы набрать кирпичей для постройки такими темпами, даже для курятника?

[@РустемСадриев-ж2з]

придется как в одной байке , пришел со школы ( начинать эдак с 5-го класса ) , сделал 10 кирпичей и так пока совершеннолетие не наступит , а потом уже и дом начать строить 🤣

[@altairlucio3375]

🤔 rapaiz fico 10 o baguio da hora

[@consuelaofthenorth4768]

How long do you leave the brick to set up before you remove the mold? I have all the things to do this!

[@cementdiyideas4789]

as soon as l finish

[@eliasramirezbustamante7239]

Muy ingenioso

[@ehud1234]

How many hours will the bricks take to harden themselves

[@manuelvaldes2150]

Good..! 👍

[@bearvassar6690]

Put 4 bricks into a portable tabletop oven to cure on 125 degrees if you fill those holes before you app other bricks sand is a great insulation to keep in heat or cold. Take it from personal experience.

[@westvirginian3102]

Drying concrete quickly will drastically reduce the strength. It would be best to cure that concrete under a plastic tarp, a wet cloth, or in a water tank.

[@kennyh5083]

And with one of these you can easily make a wall in Oh say 2-3 yrs!

[@raulanibalmetti820]

Tiempo de fraguación? Cantidad de agua? Cantidad de cemento y arena? *¿Tendré respuesta?*

[@thomasguillen5898]

Todo el proceso de curado toma normalmente 24 horas, pero puede acortarse a través de ajustes en el diseño de la mezcla y las temperaturas del curado. Por lo común, los bloques alcanzan 90% de su resistencia final de dos a cuatro días después de su fabricación. Cantidad de agua depende de la humedad de la arena q se este utilizando cuando mezcla el cemento y la arena va probando a agarrar un puño esta se forme en una bola ... Cantidad de materiales 1 medida de cemento 3 de arena aunque en otro video dice q se puede 1 a 4 y hasta 1a5 depende de la fuerza q quiera q el concreto tenga para su bloque... Me imagino q a mas cemento mayorsera la resistencia del bloque....

[@bkeepr4246]

Did I mis-see the building of the mould? Looked to me like the piece of wood forming the female gap of the interlock was smaller than the space left to form the male interlock projection.... these blocks won't interlock.

[@Jesses001]

I think he just did not show him cutting it. He places the piece of wood that would create the void for the female end of the brick between the two pieces that would create the voids for the male end. It fits between those. Then he removed that piece of wood, and one step later, brought it back to install it. So we missed that small part of the step.

[@Saintbow]

Add some graphene to the mix. The addition of 0.05 wt% graphene content to ordinary cement results in an increase up to 79% tensile strength and compressive strength.

[@superspecialty5169]

I bet most people don’t know what graphene is, but they can Wikipedia it!

[@МухаррамБикмухаметов]

👍👍👍Молодец.

[@latifullah6448]

Nice

[@solehyogiswara918]

..itu lobang dua ditengah untuk apa..?? #luwuk.bgi.sulteng##

[@scorpion4329]

Bravo ! ! ! 👍👍👍🌈🙏🌈

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@오봉탁-m2c]

good idea very nice,

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@raulrivas9740]

Se puede traducir al castellano ,?

[@gottliebheinrich8413]

the thumbnail picture made me think its for play like LEGO... maybe i will try this

[@cementdiyideas4789]

yes thank you

[@neniys1142]

Great

[@bearvassar6690]

What would happen if you were to add epoxy instead of water would it make the concrete brick even stronger?.

[@yohatch]

You would get very dry and fairly weak epoxy. Cement needs to be hydrated for the chemical reaction to occur and cure the concrete.

[@mihalykun6715]

Ha másik ember munkáját megcsinálod,Ő éhenhal.🕊

[@dinobaggio150]

brawooooooo

[@huiyongtan8845]

Can I buy from u?

[@balakrishnannair5759]

Excellent…

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you so much

[@jackriley5974]

Nice mold; now all you have to do to make articulated is teach it to talk???

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@darkshadowsx5949]

articulated means flexible joints not teaching it to talk. not to mention cement doesn't make sounds required for speech.

[@jackriley5974]

@@darkshadowsx5949 For your edification I offer a few more observations! While this site claims to be located in the US it probably originates in Vietnam. This scenario is common throughout KZbin. As a consequence this video was edited by someone other than participant. This individual, sharing your age and intelligence, decides to glorify the accomplishment to impress everyone. The word articulated (definition 2) works for the author's purpose in describing the mold about as well as it would for describing your fingers, but is most commonly used (definition 1) with reference to speech! Lincoln once said "better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt"??

[@sinkhole777]

the word used relevant to speech is Articulate, not articulated. As in ' his speech was very articulate'

[@jackriley5974]

@@sinkhole777 the word relevant to your lack of knowledge is dictionary, in which the word articulated is defined as an adjective meaning "made clear or distinct"!!

[@مطبخامعادل]

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[@AntonioCarlos-hp5bb]

Antonio Carlos

[@chaosordeal294]

Not sure you know what "articulated" means.

[@khaiphanotlia984]

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[@ahmadmuzzaki2716]

👍👍👍👍

[@cementdiyideas4789]

thank you

[@suryabdrkharti9656]

X

[@welcomenyuswa6124]

how can i get it?

[@АлександрМакедонский-ъ2щ]

Поигрался? В следующий раз сделай что то путное, а херню можешь и сам смотреть

[@GiC7]

Nice