Ingenious Construction Workers That Are at Another Level

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Whether moving at Spider-Man speed or tried-and-true building life hacks, these experts have perfected the art of construction!
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[@JFMidiotsatwork]

They’re not just builders, they’re true artists! Respect!

[@Timbertimetv]

This video truly highlights the artistry and creativity in construction! From transforming a chainsaw into a sawmill to the seamless 3D-printed concrete slabs, every innovation is more impressive than the last. Hats off to the genius of these workers! 👷‍♂👏 Anyone else feel inspired?

[@cornelia9778]

Must be such a treat as a craftsman to see everything fall into place or come apart as it should.

[@TopIncredibleMoments-h7v]

What a fascinating video! it’s impressive to see the skills these workers have. But honestly, I can’t help but wonder if the emphasis on such intricate techniques might overshadow the importance of basic safety practices on job sites. It’d be interesting to hear what others think about that!

[@zolalloyd46]

It does make a nice change to see a video showing the best of people's skills rather than just their goofs. Some truly amazing skills and improvisations going on here. Great stuff

[@bruncher11]

The long-haired sawmiller at 9:00 HIGHLY riscs loosing her scalp or even more, disregarding basic rules of working with machines. Instead of wearing her long hair at least as a ponytail or, better, completely hidden unter her hat, she lets it freely hang down - deep down. Even more dangerous when working with chainsaws: She stands beside instead behind of the running chain. If the chain catches her long hair, she not just scalps herself, virtually ripping the skin off her skull at once; when being torn towards the running saw chain she could partly or fully decapitate herself. An ingenious worker at another level??

[@Theblackcaravanlady]

Where would the world be without men. Love them ❤

[@BobStein]

Appreciate the shrewd suspension of music at 30:10. I for one wish there were no background music at all, but kudos for being selective about it.

[@jesstill7833]

Wow these guys are real good they have adventure in their job ,,,now that’s how men work bloody Amaizing 💪💪💪👊

[@josiane-r1t]

Enfin une vidéo qui file la pêche 😛 SUPER !

[@SouthEast-dh6mu]

3:52 pure genius

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

i love these vids

[@HeavyMachineryEquipment]

This video is a perfect example of how true craftsmanship is about more than just skill; it's about innovation, creativity, and vision. The roofer from the Wild West and the plastering genius from Ghana show us how mastery of basic tools can turn ordinary tasks into extraordinary art. It's mind-blowing to see how a simple material like plaster or concrete can be transformed with such precision and elegance. The use of high-density polyethylene spheres in concrete slabs, for example, isn't just a practical innovation, it's a brilliant way to reduce waste and make buildings more sustainable without sacrificing strength. These types of solutions are exactly what the construction industry needs to focus on-improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact. I also loved how they highlighted the teamwork involved in construction. It’s not just the individual’s skills that make these feats possible, but the coordination and collaboration between workers. Definitely makes me appreciate how much goes into creating the infrastructure we often take for granted.

[@lkoIncredibleMoments]

I learn something new every time I watch. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@Tom-zq7lu]

Good moning, fantastic and beautiful videos thank 👍🏼✨️💚✨️🤗

[@Lưuđinh-g6e]

🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀

[@user-jh7cq3ct6u]

Men are amazing. I love men. Just everything engineered and achieved through the centuries.

[@HVP-NatureVibes]

These ingenious construction workers are truly on another level - their creativity and skills turn complex ideas into reality flawlessly. From sophisticated architectural designs to handling the smallest details, they’re not just workers but artists on the construction site!

[@xstream-tech-1023]

Very creative people in the video are!

[@Notwoke7]

I love this. People are great! I adore a hard working alpha male, too 😍

[@markorourke5901]

Some very clever ideas, thanks for sharing :)

[@Enigmaprince]

I love when KZbin suggests stuff like this to me. This was highly entertaining to watch!

[@kieranburke5759]

the guy on the drywall stilts while on a hover board , takes the cake

[@IDWIdiot99]

00:48 wow, best skill!

[@jardablazek1]

Když je člověk šikovnej (a není úplně blbej) a dokáže si v práci poradit, tak je to PASTVA pro oči 👀👍👍👍 Paráda jak jsou někteří lidi šikovný 👍 Všechna čest 👍👍👍 Parádní video 👍❤💯❤👍

[@MalelaIonita]

😅😂🤣🤩💪✊👌🐘🐘 INGENIOZITATE 💥😇💥

[@MalelaIonita]

Multă admirație 🙏‼️🍀🙋‍♀️

[@kunkka5-bg4zw]

there are very few excellent workers for any country

[@WeaponTheory-j5h]

0:1 that is a great idea

[@NGUNOW]

Good video!

[@Vic-sp6ld]

So many great women building the world....

[@8386ForeverTop-d5l]

Great videos and a very entertaining

[@TQTidiotsatwork]

3:20 Not your average workers-these guys are total pros.

[@LýTiểuThuy1]

❤

[@anthonyscopelite3057]

This is by far... One of my favorite clips that y'all put together. As a smarter and not harder worker. I approve and appreciate this. I swear us smart people who do labor are underpaid 😂😊

[@RD9_Designs]

At 26:00, that's the Amish at work. They accomplish amazing things with teamwork! An entire mortise and tennon joined barn will go up in 2 days! They are all obligated to help one another as they were helped when they needed a house or barn... Even the women will cook and feed everyone working! Everyone has a part in it!

[@woodthrushstudio8997]

Been in the trades almost 40 years... gotta love the guy on the laddervator at about 22:50 bringing a case of corona beer up to the boys on the roof... Seen that more than once!

[@Mtvidiotsatwork]

Always enjoy watching your videos

[@MrNelsonk2]

25:10 profesional experto, limpio ! ese trabajo no lo hace cualquiera !

[@noshpans]

Which planet!!!

[@lisalally]

At the 1 min 20sec point. Every ceiling in our new older home was like this when we purchased it. Hated them! 😂

[@Coldtv11223]

*The brick domino effect is really interesting👍*

[@LýTiểuThuy1]

Tuyệt vơi

[@richardthantzin87]

Wow. The guy who knocked down the tiles. Sheer genius there.

[@mere77777]

Хороший ролик получился

[@macswanton9622]

Thumbnail clip never shown. Ripoff.👎

[@macswanton9622]

@BEV323 👿👿👿💀👿😡👽

[@ericroush663]

Troll food

[@macswanton9622]

@@ericroush663 typical. 'daily dose' doesn't pull that stuff at least.

[@velcroman11]

I agree!

[@RD9_Designs]

I remember seeing those sculpted concrete wall blocks in the thumbnail and they showed those. Not sure what you're on about.

[@wtfdookiefpv]

thumbnail isnt even in this video

[@Fincher123]

1:17 you could get scratches maybe bloody ones when this is dry.

[@bzacnew]

7:03 i don’t think i can watch this without laughing! 😂

[@oslendsilva6120]

They never show the thumbnail clip😡 i have unsubscribed the channel thats it 😒

[@ericbeich]

Thumbnail clip is fake AI, you didn't miss anything because it was never there :)

[@funnymoment369-g4l]

Oh my God, I can't believe it

[@human_oleh]

00:04:35 The degree of expansion of plastic and concrete is different. But for steel and concrete it is almost the same.

[@PER5Y]

@01:12, try watching that with the volume up, and then trying to explain a video about plastering...

[@Macc1]

There's nothing new under the Sun...?

[@allpha3638]

4:32 - PP balls in concrete: The density of PP is 0.9 kg/liter, the density of reinforced concrete is 2.6 kg/liter. So don't talk about 100 kg of concrete for 1 kg of plastic.

[@rautamiekka]

0:50 Gonna take a massive amount of nails :/

[@prototropo]

Men at work. Beautiful. But the Senegalese shovel workers were not wearing masks--their lungs are compromised by all that dust.

[@Desperate4Freedom.]

3:34 when men power is cheaper, then technology

[@IgorRockt]

9:22 - How to build your own death trap. Don't trip when stepping closer, it might be the last thing you do...

[@siobhanmcleish398]

Work smarter not harder lol pmsl xx

[@nixxonnor]

At 3:19 we are shown 20 guys with low wages that can transport sand 3 floors up in a synchronized manner. When the wages in this country gets raised in general, they will all be replaced by a single mechanical contraption. And the guys can have a better life with better pay with less wear on their bodies

[@diddd4970]

Aquaduck ? something to do with Donald?

[@mochenglansangan2046]

❤❤❤ WOW

[@headintheshedable]

Bet its hot working in that dome.

[@runfayalife]

You see how that building collapsed in the direction of least resistance? It didn't go straight down into it's own footprint, eh?

[@richardfisher4638]

The guy using his hands for design on plaster maybe sorry when gets older with Arthritis hope not. But is impressive!!

[@matsforsberg6287]

Funny

[@PacoOtis]

Poorly edited video + intrusive music! Best of luck!

[@garypippenger202]

@3:58 ff: hurts my back just watching! Take care, Mr. Brickman.

[@namesname7315]

14:55 - there is 15cm of concreet norm not because "old" design and materials, but to watherproof the steel inside. if you will use titanium or structure will be in desert somewhwee, there will be half or less of concreet enouph 😂

[@RT8162]

And no females.

[@hedunlap]

Some of them remind me of ants.

[@CincredibleMoments]

first second. Why do workers have to do that?

[@_P_T_H_]

The guy from the ghana slapping the wall hears like someone is having fun from behind...Sorry for my dirty mind😂

[@themusicman-ij7op]

30 man , wasting a lot of sand, what 1 cheap elevator could do in 1/30 of the time🤷‍♂️😅😂🤣😅

[@TheMimixa]

should be possible to like some videos twice.....or thrice or.........

[@Don-Absu]

Yep! Number uno

[@SUOFURU]

Very interesting video

[@LOL-IdiotsAtWork]

This video had me laughing nonstop-such brilliant humor and creativity

[@dmkpredator]

2:00 этот говноед конечно красавец - сразу разложил все плитки, потом красиво все сложилось, а самое главное потом -- снять все плитки и положить их на клей как положено.

[@alejandromoralesgonz]

Where are all the women in these jobs?

[@hedunlap]

They were singing and stomping that dung road.

[@Terry-lu2dr]

Old video.

[@NGUNOW]

WTF 32:24 32:49 I hate this kinda method. Plastic and water = BAD!

[@maalat]

Be aware of how men have such strength! As a woman, I’m always so fascinated by how men work with big and heavy machines. I must admit, I do t have their strength and muscles to do such jobs. Hats off to you.

[@HashirAhamed8]

14:14 bro doesn't know that was sped up😂

[@velcroman11]

I wonder how the back of that bloke laying the pavers is after doing that job.

[@ZboeC5]

20 years from now he'll regret ever doing that job.

[@fondawilliams2001]

The guy with the fire 🔥 tar definitely needs a face mask. His lungs are probably blk already 😮

[@Guillaume2606]

I do hate that noise (some idiot might even call it "music") between and during some clips!!

[@trevordickson8617]

Using CGI ain't 'construction at another level'.

[@nickpond9337]

Eleven Min s ISH Wet Centment STAY THE F ~ AWAY , Twenty Four Min was that Spray Painting ! Twenty Four Min a Dart ~ Board for All the kid s , Thirty Two Min Fourty Second s THIS MAKEs COVERING THE Tennis Court s at Wimbeldon Look F ~ Easy ,

[@炎の字]

wow　niceworks👍

[@erieflooring2045]

The vinyl plank trick is temporary and doesn't fix the larger issue, which is that the floor was installed incorrectly. There are other methods, such as wall jacks and suction devices that also work. Not taking away from this dude's method, but it fixes the scab and not the underlying cancer. The problem is that somewhere the flooring is trapped and not allowed to float.