SPRAYING AIRCRETE WALL PANELS, COOL INVENTION (STUCCO MATE)

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[@iCollabor8]

Love the fact that you show the fails as well as the success. Great job

[@sonnyxlbright5904]

I like this guy. One of the most hard-working KZbin content creators that I know. He doesn't just review products, which I find a bit lazy of many creators. I might as well turn on the telly and watch QVC instead. No, this fella actually makes stuff !! He got me interested in aircrete and, now, he comes up with this. I hope to own one of them very soon. Thank you !

[@elwood212]

This is EXACTLY what I’ve been searching the internet for for weeks…..Thank you Sir! I can now build my house and rec ponds. 🙏🇦🇺

[@MrRockrobstr]

You wife is smart. She offers great advise and asks good questions like, “What’s a blue banana?”

[@reebertJunkman]

I like just watching you guys interact... "I just like watching you some times I forget to record"... glad I found you....Thanks

[@TheRockeye007]

you are SO lucky to have a wife to support what you do!

[@masblackwell8205]

Aloha HDC, You have just created a great avenue for a hundred projects! Keep it coming. Dome forms are a huge step closer to creation. Thank You, Thank You!!!

[@WillieStubbs]

Make a cheap pvc geodesic dome wrap it in either saran wrap or shipping wrap, then spray on aircrete, voila!!!

[@TheBigLeeg]

Love how the 2 of them work through the trial and errors together and in the end have a well functioning applicator. He’s a great listener too.

[@michaeladkins6770]

Lol Blue Banana "I don't know but it's big" good stuff. Keep up the good work.

[@ingridgustavsson3012]

I love how you answered her question and explained how to use a extension with a tapered tap. Your a good teacher. 👍

[@joelnickerson6739]

Darwin, remember I mentioned a product that can be sprayed on a surface called Cork Spray? You just invented a unit that would apply that with ease. The unit that is used for Cork Spray costs about $4000.00 and requires a big air compressor. I need to research this to see how it works. Awesome idea my friend.

[@mysticalsoulqc]

right on, we needed that. ever thought of doing in on cardboard or other materials... i would consider testing that with 3d printer for home construction in the tree of a life innovation center, we are looking for the budget to finance this.

[@johnstack4316]

Works exactly like a handheld drywall texture sprayer that have been around for 30 years or more. The drywall texture sprayer has a hopper and uses air also, they are less than $100. Did you try one? Is yours built differently?I love your channel.

[@Sedonakid]

Hey John I’m trying to purchase a gun from him. I can’t find how to do this lol Any ideas?

[@SoftHeartPC]

Necessity is truly the mother of invention. Good job brother.

[@wrecktifier1]

Maybe try a plastic drywall texture gun, same principal, not very expensive. Already built, adjustable spray pattern, low cfm, lighter weight, bigger hopper, with bigger opening (if it starts getting too heavy, don't fill it all the way).

[@melinda5777]

Hey y'all! This popped up again, so I watched it again. Ya know, while I was watching this time, I think I like the splatter pattern better than it smoothed flat. It brings some character to the panels, used for a shed or house siding of course. Hope y'all had a Happy Thanksgiving! 🙏❤🇺🇸👣🤗

[@wulfclaw4921]

I flipped a bleach bottle over and installed my airsprayer nozzle and spray handle to it. Made another the same way and used an air chuck/sprayer. Scooped well and applied material like this. I'm all about helping others and not into charging anything for it. This is a pretty good idea. Only change I would make is to add a handle to the side of it for scooping material and holding it securely while using it. Not bad. The stucco sprayers are over priced. I got one for 150 and found that if I plugged 2 or 3 nozzle holes it works work well without a monster compressor. If you have a scaffold or something to hold your mix above you in a plastic drum (NOT DIRECTLY OVER YOU) you can install a flex hose to the bottom of the drum to the nozzle and cover a big area quick ! Swimming pools, roof tops, vaults walls. I used it for faux stone work. Sculpted Roof tops. Pool, waterfalls, etc. W

[@Lou.B]

So freakin' exciting! I like the effect of your StuccoMate invention without any troweling; that pattern looks really great just as is! I'm thinking about buying one, and I don't even have my land yet! Keep up the GREAT work!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@markwilson8118]

Now put a handle on the black pipe to help control it better .. And possibly a 6 inch piece of longer pipe for spray nozzle for comfort .. Looks and works good ya'll .. Will this spray aircrete or just stucco ??

[@TheKlink]

Fingers crossed. Might pop the bubbles though.

[@MrRockrobstr]

and maybe square off the end so it can scoop out of trough better

[@3Sphere]

@@MrRockrobstr Yeah, maybe find a square/round, plastic downspout fitting that would fit and square off the top.

[@edwarddbeck1047]

why not use a $30.00 dollar texture paint gun and 2-inch rubber elbow to get the angle right I don't need to reinvent the wheel!!!!! It also has an adjustable spray nozzle and works 200% better and is low air Wal-board sells it at Home Depot with the drywall tools.

[@myes344]

The holes may be too small. The design is different. But they sell his 400 thing for 50 bux

[@ahmedelnopy9353]

You are the most motivated youtuber I ever seen 🏆

[@carlosmauri9468]

As in all DIY, it's all a matter of trials until you perfect it. It's also nice u have a perfect mate in ur trials & making nice coments & suggestions. Thanks & keep it up.

[@danielwithlions1025]

Your wife asked a couple of questions that I had of my own she asked him right about the time I wanted him answered so that was good I liked seeing this side of you guys and also I thought the texture of the final product toward the end there look pretty good just by itself I don't think I would have troweled it out.

[@SoftHeartPC]

I said the exact same thing. I like that rough look, it would be great for roofing if you collect the water, it would filter out the water on the way down. Very interesting.

[@markusling1638]

I’ve watched so many DIY videos on so many topics and they all have the same theme... a refined video of the end result showing none of the troubles and issues along the way. I have never commented on one before either. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and laughed my head off at the bumps and bloopers along the way. It had more of a back yard, figure it out with your buddy feel to it. The fact that your wife is your buddy is even better. Keep up the great work. You’re on to a new “reality”.

[@g_o_d_esigns]

This couple is Soo cute!!🙏💙 And great application! Thanks

[@edj-sk7sj]

Here’s a thought, I’m not sure it would work. If you attached wire lathe to the outside of your shipping container and then sprayed on your aircrete, wouldn’t that provide some needed insulation for your shipping container. You could then use your trowel to smooth it out for a nice finish. Let me know if you think that would work. I’m thinking of building a container home, and using aircrete blocks for the open spans. Thanks.

[@kazykamakaze131]

@Honey Do I made mine a while before this video. Use a 90 degree connection rather and drill a hole on the outer bend towards the exit nozzle end for air connection. This allows for a far better flow rate and you can use smaller and smaller ends that allows for better pressure buildup and flow through and you can easily add the hopper to the other end of the 90 degree piece. This way is much cheaper and much faster and allows you to fit a longer pvc "nozzle" on the exit hole to be able to aim better. So instead of 8-10 pieces this allows for 4 pieces only and is more efficient and less waste.

[@BlueOriginAire]

Post a video on your device . Thanks !! 🙋🏻‍♂️🥳

[@kazykamakaze131]

@@BlueOriginAire I believe my explanation was good enough don't you think? I am sure you can puzzle it together from what I have explained, don't need a video for something so simple.

[@sandralewis1689]

Kazy Kamakaze A picture IS worth a thousand words. MUCH easier for most of us to understand.

[@SoftHeartPC]

You should make your own KZbin video, showing your way.

[@darrellblair5818]

You are a good guy. Honest and true. I enjoy your videos. You do great work

[@ThePszczolkarz]

Awesome idea! You really did nailed it! Big thanks for sharing with everyone! Wonderful atitude in those times:) And it really make so big diference when you build something with yours own hands - so much easier! You are an angel

[@rickschindler1223]

I truly enjoy your projects! Please use your safety glasses properly as you are an example of doing things correctly. Thanks again for the content 😊

[@44FULLON]

Brother D! You just plain ROCK man! This is Awesomeness! God Almighty definitely put in you that "Gift to Create" like He does👍👍

[@flick22601]

Yep, he did a great job with his latest virus, didn't he.

[@laddcraner4170]

You got a quick and confirming validation on the pickle jar. That was awesome. Thanks for the content and your time you guys!

[@tomhookhook4746]

I think aircrete awesome I'd like to build a 1500 square foot house out of that stuff

[@sinfulf4i]

how about buying a texture sprayer for drywall mud and using it for spraying aircrete it looks about the same consistency

[@cwitham69]

Adding an insert is an excellent idea - thanks! Have you thought about adding a small but useful side handle near the feed end? Maybe a loop 'D' handle? Think fence post tool where you have two opposite slid handles to ram the post. Just use smaller, lightweight handles...

[@Thor2224]

You can buy one of these from a big-box store already made for $70. It is called a drywall texture gun. I've been using it for spraying mortar for 10 years now works great

[@fabianore80]

Excellent... very ingenious!! What a good wife, hard to find one like she in this new times. PD: How many CFM does have your air compresor?

[@beavercreekdesign]

Absolutely great idea! Looks a lot less cumbersome than that heavy thing you were working with at the last workshop. Great application density. It didn't pile up in one spot.

[@lanirace]

This is awesome. Also, I've been meaning to say that I like your hat. Thank u 4 ur time & research 4 affordable inventions 4 the working class. And , as always, I love watching & listening 2 the banter between u & ur wife. U guys r so cute together. What a team.

[@earlliverseed1617]

Awesome video. I enjoy watching your process of development. You are lucky to have such a supportive partner. Great tool even I could make that work and have the application. Keep them coming.

[@mikeoveli1028]

Brilliant. What a great idea. I have been wanting to build a hot tub and was wondering how I could spray the cement mix onto the wire frame. Thanks for the answer.

[@maverickgood5204]

That looks good. How many layers do you need to do to stucco the outside of a garage?

[@truetech4158]

That was so funny that i laughed and laughed and laughed some more, after seeing that one tiny smidgen of concrete that landed on his face, that resulted in the creation of a DIY Marlyn Monroe stylish mole on his face. Ahahahaha!! No seriously, that is a very groovy idea really, the walk through showing people the possibilities that can be achieved even on a low money budget, and your effort to find such a solution that works with lower pressure systems. Thanx for sharing. Keep the rock alive!

[@3Sphere]

Very nice inventing there. You're a regular Da Vinci! I kinda like the texture pattern before you knock it down. Or you could just gently knock down the tops of the blobuoles and make a 1920s stucco pattern.... :)

[@charleserwin1120]

Love your inventiveness. Thanks for sharing!

[@richardsimmons1824]

Looks good have you tried to sandwich a piece of foam board in a panel for extra insulation

[@jamesmarsala8717]

Hey like your spray gun ,it reminds me of a popcorn hopper we used to use to do popcorn ceilings .Could you retro fit a popcorn hopper ?

[@spicer41282]

Hi HDC, Great make! Thumb up & shared! Can you talk / vid more on the compressor used? In your opinion, the least cost and effective for this setup? Thanks for inventing and sharing! Keep 'em coming!

[@LouisFPak]

Brilliant! They designed those massive hoppers/compressors, I guess, to reduce man hours but they've gotta be heavy...tough to work for hours being extended out away from the body. Great work, thank you!

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Do you lay awake at night thinking of these things?! I have watched a number of your videos and am totally impressed with the ideas you come up with and make work. This reminds me of a wall texture applicator, but on steroids. Way to go my man. Great video. Thank you, take care and stay well.

[@Uptown_Dope]

What a good guy. Love this guy!!

[@prakashspex]

I missed what you actually spraying,is it aircrete or stucco mix that is being applied,great spray gun idea though.THX for the vid

[@codycheney3401]

what is the difference of a Sheetrock texture gun ? If you have one what would ou need to do to make it work ?

[@rcviljoen]

Well done hey very well where can I get my hands on the plans to build my own foam machine and hand held sprayers please I am in the home improvement line in South Africa

[@puzzled4163]

Will a texture gun for sheetrock mud work for this? You can get a texture gun from Harbor Freight pretty cheap.

[@1framistan]

Who is the commander behind the camera. She's pretty funny... telling you what to do... giving you suggestions... then stealing the show with HER thumbs up. Funny stuff and great video.

[@22802glenn]

Awsome idea for fast diy stucko. I would prefer the full size tube and only fill half way if too heavy. Gives the sprayer more flexability especially if you dont have a helper to keep you stocked. Great video.

[@bigskydiy877]

hmmmm how about when you mix it to a peanut butter consistency... then add sakrete flow control... which is a plasticizer that will really liquify the mix making blow easier and will not change cure time or strength... ?

[@mangofred]

Why not leave it a rough sprayed-on finish?

[@vicsglobal1]

I have thought of similar ideas with a feeder hose for the stucco. Either pressure or gravity fed. 5 gallon bucket on top of a tall ladder platform. Or a tripod lift, very moveable. A small verion of the cement buckets they use on high rise buildings with cranes. Might need a funnel cone on the bottom before the feeder hose. Pressue could happen from something like a cordless drill, allthread and a plywood plunger. Perhaps air or hydraulic driven also. Simplest would be gravity.

[@josesierracabrera]

I really love your try and error. You don't see that in other videos! Thanks from Puerto Rico for sharing!

[@MsAlisonWunderland]

What a great idea, I guess it will work with plaster too?

[@7Trident3]

Love it, you could be my brother from another mother. DIY aircrete, hands on DIY R&D. Keep up the research. Video Suggestions, woodcrete, and polystyrenecrete. Cheers from Canada.

[@emilposa9805]

Hi this Emil you are the best man on the planet Earth

[@mikeburrill779]

great texture use a hand held texture gun like shooting texture on a wall love your vidois wats the numbers on a 2ft x 4 ft pannel would love to try this system

[@tsclly2377]

Wow.. it finally worked.. anyway 2 years ago I gos a stucco mortar blower that was manufactured in Belarus for lest than $100; single nozzle that is very much like what you built, but is disappeared from any source that I can find on the INTERNET, so yes, you show a good alternative.. I'm using it to spray on a layer of light type white wash (silica sand, vermiculite heavily limed with 1% borax mortar) based coating onto the basement rafters and limestone rock walls in an old farm house , for mold and fire retardant.

[@rogermccaslin6750]

Seems like a lot of the material ends up on the ground because its falling out of the outlet rather than getting caught in the air stream and shot onto the wall. I wonder if a second air nozzle under the spray outlet would shoot the stucco dropping out and get it on the wall rather than letting it fall to the ground?

[@itukuppoo4280]

No, it all ends in the trash. Hes got a real one right there he could use as a pattern to make it out of sheetmetal junk, some copper waterline tubing, and that airgun instead of pvc.

[@andersandersson9442]

Great job this is real product development and some pretty good suggestions in these comments. Keep this up and you will be rich selling the final product that must be molded in one plastic piece. Molds are expensive but you can make a piece like that ever 10 seconds and the get very cheap to make. Contact a plastic injection molding factory and let then in on the deal. You can get a nice royalty.

[@mrfitba]

Great Invention. Looks like it works great.

[@ninehundreddollarluxuryyac5958]

Looks really useful. I need to make one.

[@valveod6671]

really nice. maybe put some nozzle guard in the front to control the dispersement i think. well done.

[@michaelosmon]

The only think about this I would change is to get rid of that blowgun and use one I can mount near a sturdy handle with a flex line or a bent copper line or something. It just looks like the first thing to break is where the blowgun connects to the body of the hopper and a good sturdy and ergonomic handle would make it easier to hold longer. This is really cool tho man I don’t mean to knock it just my thoughts on improvements. Some kind of securable stand that the gun comes out of would be good for loading it by yourself also.

[@magicdaveable]

Another excellent tool from the DarMel Evolutionary Laboratory!

[@jimmystuckeysongs3859]

Perhaps allowing spray to set up a bit before trowelling, gets a nice Spanish Lace finish...Just Sayin' thanks for sharing...!

[@stevehowie2819]

How’s about heating the top tube and flattening the side away from operator to act as a scoop? Great idea!

[@together-forever]

Wouldn't just a cheap Hopper work? The kind you use for drywall

[@pauljconroysr4080]

i dont know if you made any improvements to this idea bud. but can i suggest grouting in a O-ring into your feeder tube , that might help with the spill out.also have you played around with trying different size orifices for the air nozzle? for it is not only the air pressure you need to move the stucco but that of air volume to move the material for those are very similar in design properties to that of a suction dredge nozzle for mining :) KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK AND VIDEOS YOU DO

[@billunderwood3392]

Are you spraying aircrete or regular mud?

[@thomasnoteboom1531]

Would you consider selling one as a kit for diy guys and gals ????

[@kctyphoon]

That was a great idea.. i wonder if you could thin out the mix, and use a paint roller to roll it on? Works with plaster, might be worth a try with this. May not be as fun though.. lol

[@elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924]

Please, what tool is or name is that spray?

[@ghutchinson04]

Can this Foam be used to combat fires? It would be cool to build a massive foam deployment device to help put out wild fires.

[@MultiVoiceofreason]

Fantastic great to see more making of equipment 👍👍👍👍 keep it up now for the ice cream maker replacement 😂🤷

[@ThePszczolkarz]

Idea with refillable container was so clever and convenient! I thing that leaking occured when you have applied pressure. Maybe you should use in that place of connection pcv plumbing pipe connection piece with rubber seal - cartrige would fit better with a sealing and better stay in place. Then your oryginal idea wouldn't have to change.

[@ken25302]

I have rental property, do you think this would work for popcorn ceilings, use a hopper gun now, but may work for small jobs?

[@cortstoskopf8204]

Did you consider using a schedule 80 PVC T?

[@mysticalsoulqc]

great team, well-done tree of life approved, it's the future brothers and sisters... 4real...lol

[@Brian-gx7yx]

You could use masking tape to draw brick patterns or other patterns

[@cobbleup]

Try spraying a bit more uniformly and use a very light touch with your trowel to give a nice knock down look like a hand textured drywall finish. About half the air pressure will help to achieve this effect. With joint compound we only use about 15 psi with a very thin slurry.

[@barrykruyssen]

Awesome. Is possible to spray the aircrete onto a wall, like on a shipping container wall.

[@Null-Red-Blue]

Would this work with a mixture including steel fibers?

[@shannonjensen3855]

I have looked everywhere for you guys on the Internet and then asking in the other channels if anybody knows what happened to you guys. I miss the honeydew Carpenter and Mrs. honeydew!

[@Snailmailtrucker]

Get one pf those Huge Feeder Trucks to supply tour hand held applicator.... Easy Peasy ! Liked/Subscribed !

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

"I don't know but it's big" hilarious !!

[@mayacreto3787]

Hola amigo te saludo de guatemala quisiera saber si vendes la maquina para hacer cemento celular y esta maquina. Sprying aircrete? A que precio? Gracias

[@paulc8109]

Could this be sized for spraying Aircrete for larger structures?

[@toinkssskie0825]

Hi Sir I love the DIY, I just wanna Ask what kind of compressor are suitable for this kind of spraying funnel? thank you and looking forward for your answers.

[@OscarGarcia-bf9xi]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with community Diy

[@marvin-burns]

Brilliant! If one used white cement for the top coat, could you just leave the finish rough without trowelling, would you have the same surface strength?

[@Sudo_Nimh]

You could do it as 2nd layer as a topcoat, but I wouldn't leave it as a single layer without floating/smoothing it. The reason is that aircrete takes on water like a sinking ship, and if you spray it you may be left with some spots in it that are thin enough for moisture to penetrate to the aircrete layer, which can tank moisture up and fail to dry leaving you with a nasty mold problem at the very least.

[@dsm811]

@@Sudo_Nimh what if U sprayed the air crete first with Sodium Silicate "Water Glass" that would seal the air create then stucco over it?

[@Sudo_Nimh]

@@dsm811 Depends on the Sodium Silicate penetration/saturation of the surface, drying times, etc. I mean it *could* be a definitely solution to that problem, I don't know enough about that particular chemical to say for sure. Try it out!

[@learemington1700]

Do you think something like this would for interior sheetrock mud to do textured walls?

[@larrytrujillo8381]

I suppose this could also be used on adobe applications with lath/chicken wire, or as a finish.

[@myes344]

Bamboo frame. Window mash screen. Spary paper air crete.