INCREDIBLE CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES THAT ARE WORTH SEEING

[@jozefbania]

We need more plastic things they are great and will never disappear.

[@Loll0saurus]

5:30 Wow, a house. Thats an incredible innovation. It even comes with rooms!

[@wuz2do]

Very interesting thanks for sharing. I haven't been in the construction world for 25 years now and I'm blown away at all the new stuff out there that I wish I could have gotten my hands on back then

[@kayvankoohestani1889]

I'm a huge fan of your amazing videas. Thanks

[@chima1438]

I love grass, trees and lake.

[@khuontv]

Great, we also apply this method

[@cowboybill8457]

FROM 1977 -2006 worked in PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, where the hell were you then ???? wow thanks for the 🤠info

[@nastyfall2009]

I love how this channel always cheers me up no matter what. Kudos!

[@rolandzeidler1796]

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[@markcyrus7898]

Great job, construction workers are very hard working downside is that they are underpaid and this should change.

[@johnalmond9426]

it’s a sad truth, I have been working construction for over 20years this my final year and am retiring.

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[@MakingUsThink]

The Firestone rubber water sealing membrane at the end is the only great innovation!

[@ChristianHungary]

Super!

[@tinacheez1450]

Always enjoy watching your videos

[@iggysixx]

Are they using RECYCLED plastic for those EPS bricks, and the concrete structure with plastic balls? It seems like a perfect solution to reuse certain plastics (But I know in many cases it's cheaper to buy new plastic)

[@alpha.tradie]

oh wow, love this 😍

[@JSbharti001]

Bahut acchi video🎉❤

[@carswedrive6475]

I wish one day we see the person in the voice

[@ricknaughty1016]

Why is that even important. You people with your face reveals, trust me they never are as u imagine

[@WyattOShea]

@@ricknaughty1016 Yeah I never really understood it myself tbh even though I'm a millennial lol. If people want to have some privacy then people should let them imo.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@KiwiKoNZ]

Next level brain mode! 🧠👈😳👍

[@TheRealFOSFOR]

Gotta love how plastic has to be stuffed everywhere... even under paving stones. Just Have to come up with ways to fill every possible space with plastic.

[@yannikhinrichs2348]

love the video, will hopefully get to experience some of these things in person :) a slight correction though, epdm is itself not that puncture resistant... it is however rather flexible and hence tear resistant

[@pilot337]

Керемет екен 👍🏻

[@alfredoperbertom7424]

great work team

[@HyattBludCleanupCrew]

"With proper design can withstand an 8.0 earthquake". You can design any type of structure to withstand an earthquake : wood, steel, concrete, cmu masonry block. Weird they mentioned earthquake resistance right after talking about wood durability. IMO making it seem as if wood structures can not resist earthquake forces. By the way wood is excellent vs earthquake forces mainly due to it weighing less than other materials vs its strength. Proper design (hold downs and connections) are needed but don't count wood out in a high seismic region.

[@AcademyOmran]

You are exactly right

[@jonathongil7882]

Did wood write this

[@anthonymarshall4689]

Stolen from another inventor for a truck liner polymer

[@spacucuy]

🤣😂🤣😂 👎🔥🚒

[@temesgennegussie2861]

@@AcademyOmran rgijojgj,

[@JgHaverty]

that bubble deck thing is one of those "how did it take this long" things lol

[@Cleanblack00]

I love this channel

[@misterhope5241]

Plastic plastic plastic plastic. It’s 2023 guys. Wakey wakey

[@Phooenixification]

I would be very surprised if the plastic in the pavefast can stand 5 years of northern swedish winter before becoming a mishmush of millions of small plastic pieces due to thermal load

[@caseyford3368]

3d printer construction robots will make most of these techniques, obsolete. They are cheaper, way faster, more effecient and usually fire proof. The latest tech we have for every part of life, will set humanity free from all our issues.

[@bdkracingteam9136]

Yes but the probleem is that the constructions you can make with a concrete-3D-printer, is that you can't absorb the pull-forces. Therfore you need metal reinforces, but that's a big struggle right now 😊

[@Kareszkoma]

Maybe. Most of the 3D printing tech currently is very slow, wasteful, and can't do most of the complex things.

[@caseyford3368]

@@Kareszkoma look into it yourself. They aren't currently slow and they are building whole suburbs in the south. We just need to use those and law enforcement drones to clear out all the criminals and illegal anything's quickly and easily.

[@caseyford3368]

@@Kareszkoma the government is purposely choosing the dumbest and slowest way's, even though we have many great technologies available. I hope we wake up soon.

[@Kareszkoma]

​@@caseyford3368 I researched it, and a bricklayer works faster. They can only do one level, as far as I know, and even those with the weird wavy mortar walls. Which technically insulate well. Which is a big positive. But the 3D printer still needs a lot of human assistance. You don't have to argue it, if you don't want to, but this is what I found. For the second text... fuuh.. wow. I mean I don't like criminals either, but drone strikes may be a bit much. Thou, really depends on the neighborhood. At some places it would count as renovation.

[@markduffield1147]

Funny how you some times see inventions using ideas that you have thought of in the past. I actually drew designs for the use of ball shape plastic in foundation and slab flooring many years ago. LoL

[@alf3071]

yea but still to make them a reality u need tons of money to start the business and manufacturing

[@locutusvonborg2k3]

i have seen such a material from the first clip now over the last 5 years, from around the world ... but never seen it being used anywhere

[@weldingbilgin]

Çok güzel bir paylaşım olmuş 👍🤝

[@jackriley5974]

We'll have all this a soon as corporate America figures out a way of overpricing them.

[@florianbittmann9007]

Sehr guten

[@drpk6514]

Thank you this was very interesting. I dont say this so easily.

[@jd1982]

06:53 He knew what he was doing

[@lianefehrle9921]

I enjoy these. Makes me look up the cost of some of these.

[@juliemunoz2762]

the plastic pavers will fall apart after a couple years

[@ravenstrahd5234]

Gallagher would be pissed at whoever coated that watermelon.

[@Omamajohny]

Technology and experience is working

[@metatechhd]

🤔👀👷‍♂ Wow, this is truly amazing! It's incredible how much construction techniques have evolved over the years. I can only imagine how exciting it must be to see all the new tools and technology available to construction workers today. It's never too late to learn new skills and techniques, though! Maybe it's time to get back into the construction world and try out some of these new techniques for yourself. Thank you for sharing this fascinating video! 🏗👷‍♀🌟

[@wallacegrommet3479]

No landscaping fabric, weeds will be coming through that thin layer of gravel in no time. Flawed work

[@jeffg4686]

Polyurea - I think that comes from the yellow snow

[@RTN_sr]

Goodjob to construction of the world

[@Hunter_gillmore]

I apply Epdm roofing technology across Ontario amazing products

[@Crazymexicano214]

A scientist swinging a sledgehammer is like me mixing a concoction of chemicals. Looks like it to

[@993ti]

Akfix is just some kind of bedliner, they just use it for different purposes......

[@idealtradeinstitute8093]

Interesting!!!!

[@victorwaag7934]

You can get an extendable wand for a paint sprayer and paint way quicker

[@patty109109]

Bubble deck is very smart isn’t it…

[@lukem280]

Why do you need to hit small tiles into plastic grids by hand in a product called pavefast?

[@SerunaXI]

Aye, it seems much slower, laborious, bougie.

[@KhanKhan-kn2zx]

nice turkey work

[@dannydaw59]

The Fukko eco mold is nothing new. My back patio was done that way in 1995.

[@davidphtee]

Great content but please give metric measurements for the 95% of the population who don't live in the US :-)

[@1noduncle]

Bubbledeck? So we are building the hagia Sofia again again??

[@TheCompleteLife]

cool comerical

[@etherospike3936]

09:50 The problem with the chimneys is that they make an excellent design /fashion item, being more than inefficient in which regards heating, the smooth structure of the horn makes all the heat to go outside, and makes your money to heat instead of your house, to increase the atmosphere temperature !

[@BeastOrGod]

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[@str4tegyy506]

0:57 called flex seal if you didnt realize.

[@khaledzaitoun7321]

Beautiful 👍

[@youtome5465]

Amazing and inspire I wish can use in indonesia

[@mariaqueen2944]

I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talking about the importance of investing and how he has made $470,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things but I'm confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.

[@mikedavis103]

Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system will put you through many days of success.

[@mikedavis103]

It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority, however, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification

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She's really legit

[@johnnoak9551]

I met her on a conference meeting at the UK, I contacted her after the meeting and got started

[@APachuta]

interesting

[@侍龍]

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[@suleimanagil5733]

Cool

[@getsum697]

And less mass in concrete adds to MORE cracking and more potential failure due to to less mass. This is not a proven process.

[@ak101farhan]

Pyramids were built up the same way. Molds and blocks.

[@michaelmaas5544]

😂😂😂

[@markc6714]

Tiles marketed as hypoallergenic......if they're reaching that far, clearly there's not much to say about them

[@wereswaldo89]

A lot of the outdoor concrete paving stones that are sold in the US actually contain shellfish shells and can cause allergic reactions

[@markc6714]

@@wereswaldo89 even if that is true, unless you're crushing the tiles into powder and snorting them I don't see have that's going to matter

[@alf3071]

1:55 why are those raised from the ground like that? insulation?

[@commentsboardreferee7434]

You can run wiring and ductwork underneath easily. Almost all casino floors are built this way. It's also easy to get a level floor on an out of level or variable height slab.

[@PrzyLiss]

Oj nieładnie tak zabrać filmy od Marcin Buduje

[@larskleijn]

I would not recommend using bubbledeck so many buildings have failed. From wat i saw in the reports its mostly cause of a flaw in construction. The problem is normally if there is a flaw somewhere the rest is still sturdy enough to be more then save enough, that does not apply to bubble deck there is almost no room for errors. Secondly there is no room for installations so its useless in my eyes just use channel plate to save concreet

[@MARCINBUDUJE]

Złodzieje kradną filmy innych twórców !!!!!!

[@brandygriffiss]

A couple of us pointed this out to this thief

[@booksteer7057]

My guess is that any innovation that makes construction simpler and quicker is fought tooth and nail by the labor unions, which is why innovation never seems to spread.

[@jeffhutjens]

EPDM has been around about 35 years.

[@lenny108]

4:45 this is not correct bricking is done so that the next stone lies over the joint below.

[@ok29700]

Turkish company ... Earthquakes

[@FurryEskimo]

Neat, but a lot of these descriptions are, extremely abridged. “Don’t burn and absorb sound!” Uh, yeah, most things do that, but how well? Right, it’s not just me? Withstanding an earthquake is a vague description.. My mailbox withstood an earthquake.

[@yurttgjk]

Hate plastic frames(#3) and etc plastic things - friction will create microplastic.

[@robertgoldman8064]

not sure on the facts on the EPDM membrane , it doesn't last 50yrs . it will waterproof a roof if installed correctly but in the commercial roofing industry, it's considered junk for a durable roof system. if you want a roof membrane that has a chance to last 50 yrs it would be Sarafil PVC membrane. NASA even tested it , best overall results of any roof system . I still enjoyed the video.

[@fuckingpippaman]

no need to disturb nasa. Regular tar membrane lasts that long. Even uncoated.

[@shawnbell3468]

These products are awesome and I'm impressed but they are so light & durable, but have they been through health testing? We loved to fill our homes at the beginning of chemicals to make carpet, chesterfields (sofa's), wallpaper, even I think to this day of fire retardant pj's for babies needed for those young smokers. I love there are people out there changing the world but just as long they aren't slowly killing us as money can blind people. Chemicals can be ingested by a parent and pass on defects to their yet to be born child through broken DNA and even worse effects can happen to that child who will have a child themself with her broken DNA and the grandchild could have even more problems. It would look like a world with rising rates of allergies at first then focusing issues that need brain meds, our stomachs fighting us on the food we eat & having trouble passing it, even maybe mixed genders would be more frequent. If as small as a bacteria can kill us a even smaller chemical could serioulsy mess up our mind & bodies. Sorry to be a Donny Downer, those products are impressive.

[@craterglass]

7:18 Make your own Merkel-lego!

[@NATURE19877]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank - You . ( 2022 / July / 10 )

[@vipahman]

I don't think EPDM should even be mentioned. It's service life is nowhere near 50 years and it's puncture resistance is a joke. An acorn falling from a 80 ft tree can potentially puncture it. Also, most installations of EPDM on flat roofs result in low spots that cause water to pool and wear out the membrane even faster. Approximate roof replacement times with EPDM are in the 10-15 year range.

[@spackerinternational6131]

The best thing for EPDM, along with felt roofs, is having water sitting on top of it. Damage is done during long spells of dry weather. You're incorrect,

[@Kaptain.Obvious]

Lol. You have no idea what you’re talking about

[@I-KNIGHT-OF-YOUTUBE-I]

If my parents could buy their new house for $30,000 up to $90,000 that would be funny cause we live in America and nothing here is cheap.

[@ravenlorans]

Notice on the Folding House (or most of the products) they did NOT Mention Pricing.... So I am guessing Double to Triple Normal Building Costs of a House that same Size or even a Shed Converted to a House.... 7:20 Now make them Hollow using the Balls from Previous Clip... Makes them Lighter..... 8:06 they already make Molds similar to those but with different edge shapes and have been around for Decades... at Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, just to name a few... Last one... Rubber Ruffing??? Really? That shits been around Longer than I have been alive and I am ( at time of posting ) 48... So WTF is so New About Rubber Roofing?

[@kevinevans7507]

Yes, but those hypoallergenic blocks are gluten free. That's the real trick.

[@kepleksoiman7239]

my gods klos

[@stevenjames4659]

The QLayers robot did not perform as advertised and is limited to 100’

[@timothymcgough6970]

Height and diameter are 2 different things

[@l33tpie]

Really need a hiss filter on the voice over.

[@meili1600]

what if there is a supervillain uses that first Spray paint

[@renatogeraldez5834]

I need solid things

[@xliyddinmmmdov9045]

Супер

[@emreoktem]

at 10:12 Bill Gates on the roof mixing cement

[@kepleksoiman7239]

provesional spesiales pyojek

[@altanika9545]

The channel is a drug, once you get into a video there is no going back

[@jari2018]

some of the "solutions are questible just like use of pcb were - ex. rubberroof on sheets of glued wood- thats a great moldhasard and the toxic fumes from the glue and wood can only get down to the inhibants

[@kathymcbride2425]

this is an advert

[@vegetasayajin967]

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[@NiiAryee]

I am not a big fan of adhesives, even worse such a high performing adhesive! They hold such a notorious reputation for not being Sustainable. In our contemporary reality, we need demountable and reusable solutions, NOT impossible to separate composites! This incredibly strong adhesive spray would be the worst nightmare to recycling and reusability! Thus very little real-world utility in our contemporary times.

[@stevenfrance2397]

👍👍👍

[@NOTJOSH100]

The akfix polyurea i was like HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED WITH LEGOES THE RIGHT WAY BEFORE! Edit: mark rober should use this stuff for watermelons to test it out!

[@iggysixx]

There's a video (I believe from Veritasium or SmarterEveryDay) where they test a melon sprayed with 'truck bedliner'. It's sprayed on as a 2 part 'epoxy' / coating. So with ingredient A and ingredient B mixing together just before it comes out the nozzle. It has similar properties as that polyurea stuff (spray it on anything. Now that thing is 'unbreakable') They throw the melon off a roof, even. Stays intact, but the melon inside turned into mush. (So it's 'intact' but the melon is now more like a milkshake) Very interesting to see :) It should be on KZbin - By the way, I think lego is made from ABS plastic. Very strong in the way that they use it - but when used as thinner, larger pieces (like a carrying case for a drill) it can crack quite easily when dropped.

[@NOTJOSH100]

@@iggysixx oh cool thanks