*New Design* DIY Aircrete Foam Wand -- High Performance High Volume output!

In this video I will show you how to build a high performance foam wand for making Aircrete. This design is made to match with my new high output foam generator that can be seen at this link. • *NEW* Aircrete High Pe...
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If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section and I will answer them promptly. Thanks for watching!

[@garyweber6413]

Awsome Don,Thanks.

[@jorbedo]

Excellent!, thank you for sharing!.

[@isenbergj]

Try using 3-4 links of chain . Will stop the restriction of the stainless pads from stopping the flow. Darwyn from Honey Dew Carpenter used this when he designed the original foam mate. But I like your design looks much simpler.

[@t9358]

Excellent work!

[@PranaTech]

Thank you very much!🙏😊

[@markspc1]

Great video. It seems that your aircrete foam wand design is simple and easy to make. Thank you for sharing.

[@PranaTech]

Thank you for your nice comments! I really appreciate them! 🙏😊

[@ryancampbell3513]

Thanks for sharing your work. This, and your new foam generator, have help immensely.

[@PranaTech]

Thank you Ryan for your kind comment! I appreciate it very much. Glad my stuff has helped. 🙏😊👍

[@Lisacee7]

awesome design...thanks for sharing

[@PranaTech]

Hey, thanks man! 😀👍

[@ismadd1990]

Wow great design and innovative!

[@PranaTech]

Thank you!😊

[@andrewsantos4366]

Great! Thanks for sharing.

[@PranaTech]

You are very welcome Andrew! Thanks for your great comments 👍😀

[@marktreadwell8277]

Great video on building wand. I found an easy way to make the baffle. I used a 1-3/4" hole saw cutter without the drill bit. ID of cutter matches the ID of the 1-1/2 PVC pipe. Part came out great! Thanks again for sharing your build.🙂

[@PranaTech]

Hey, that’s great! I’ll have to remember that for my next build!😁👍

[@Mark-tb8gj]

Great Videos,

[@PranaTech]

Hi Mark! Thank you!🙏😊

[@arielmoyron2491]

Hi friend this new generator is much more effective. and with greater production capacity from what I see Congratulations.. Greetings from Colima Mexico.

[@PranaTech]

Hi Ariel! Great to see you are back in Colima! Thank you for your kind words. Your package left Mexico City yesterday, so it should arrive soon! I hope all is well with you. 🙏😁

[@arielmoyron2491]

@@PranaTech friend Don. I am very happy because the generator that you have given me as a gift will arrive next, I will notify you. greetings and a thousand thanks. This gift will be very helpful for many here in Colima Mexico Te envió un fuerte abrazo . . Estamos en contacto.

[@michaelburnham5286]

Use flexible reinforced clear tubing. You can see inside while in use and adjust accordingly.

[@mellis966]

This is super awesome. You did a fantastic job of explaining your new design.

[@PranaTech]

Thank you for your kind comments! I appreciate them very much!😊🙏👍

[@mellis966]

@@PranaTech I think you design project is unique because it answers two very important projects. One is a clear explanation of a large volume wand that allows use with a cement truck. The sister project is also fantastic because it allows for air alone to be used to pump a large volume of valuable foam. I suspect that many Americans will be joining you in Mexico, Mezzo America or South America. ... I think that this project goes beyond life enriching to being life saving. ... Thanks again for sharing.

[@mellis966]

@@PranaTech One other thing that might be relevant. In the future the use of concrete might be frowned upon. However, Aircrete should be highly favored in building use because it fractionalizes the amount of concrete use to build buildings. As a result, once Social Credit Scores start having an Aircrete home should improve your score. Prana-Tech as a creator of a new technology that reduces CO2 emissions from both use of Concrete and the Use of energy to drive pumps should be something that provides you added value. With the shift happening in African Nations you might find traction for your device in those nations as well. If you are interested I have a contact that was a Senior International Advisor for Africa - Covington & Burling LLP. If you would like I can make an intro for you.

[@mellis966]

One other thing you might want to look into is the strength of hemp rope / fiber. It is almost as strong as E-Glass. What that means is that hemp rope strands oriented correctly can add a great deal of strength to aircrete. Minoans made their boats out of hulls made from hemp fabric, bees wax and pine tar. I have a table that shows that if 25% thicker the boats were stronger and lighter than E-Glass fiberglass boats made in the 70s and early 80s.

[@rickpearce4653]

I’d like to see the foam test again with the 5 gallon bucket covered with a lid .

[@sanjubaba78]

Brilliant 👍

[@PranaTech]

Thank you!🙏😁

[@kimmeedo2902]

Good to get more advice from you. Learning along with your video.

[@johnnavarro9169]

Hi Don , greetings from Tasmania, I have just finished my foam generator, thanks to you mate. Just tried it out and nearly had to ski out of the shed, it worked . I have to get the hang of the pressures but that foam stood up so I reckon I'm on track. I am thinking of purchasing the bigger 1 inch pump to use as a transfer pump for the aircrete from the mixer to the formwork. I would be interested in your mixes. I am flat out like a lizard drinking at the moment but hope to start on my walls in about a months time, all the best Don, regards , John.

[@PranaTech]

Hi John! Hey that’s awesome! I’m always glad to see someone build their own stuff and have it work! Keep me updated as you get going. I would love to see your progress on your project! Send me some pics at [e-mail] 👍😀Don

[@AlanKirke]

Hi John, I'm in Melbourne just wondering how you are going with your aircrete? Just wondering anycase all the best

[@davidsearles1701]

Great idea. I made a modification, haven't tried it yet but it simplifies the baffle design. Go to the hardware store and get a pvc cap for a 1" pvc pipe. That cap will fit perfectly and snugly head first into the end of the 1 1/2" pvc pipe. Before you put it in. drill a series of holes through the top of the cap. Apply pvc cement and push the cap head first into the opening of the 1 1/2" pvc until it stops. (It's tapered a bit so it will stop before it goes all of the way in.) When it dries a bit, cut the cap end flush with the end of the 1 1/2 " pvc. Except for the baffle everything else is exactly the same as in the video. You are just going to have to guess as to what size drill bit to use to make the holes and how many you should drill into the top of the cap before you glue it into the 1 1/2 " pvc. Hope this helps. P.S. Mine was a "Genova" brand 1" pvc cap. If yours is different you might have to resort to sand paper to modify the opening if the cap it too large, or use a heaver glue if the cap diameter is a bit too small.

[@PranaTech]

Hi David. Thanks man! That’s even simpler than mine and gives the baffle more support all the way around! I’m always looking for an easier and better way! Thank you!👍😀Don

[@davidsearles1701]

I tried it today and it works perfectly. With Honeydo's foam gun, where he puts a few links of chain it to stop the scrubbies from blowing out, even with the scrubbies packed in as hard as I could, after the gun was made up, I would test it to see if air could go through. Surprisingly there was little air resistance at all. With this baffle you can still slow though it with not much effort, but there is a definite amount of resistance. So I think that foam has to speed up forcing it's way through the holes and then the expansion chamber allows the foam to more properly form before exiting the gun. The foam it made had the tiniest of bubbles. Very reduced amount of bubble pops as the concrete sat for a few minutes after being poured. It's in the 50s today in Vermont, so this will be a good test for the concrete.

[@PranaTech]

Hi David, that all sounds like it worked out great! Yes, a little back pressure seems to cause the solution and air to blend better and make those tiny, durable bubbles. 😀👍

[@katijaassanagruene4023]

@@davidsearles1701 are you saying you put in the chain links or your baffle worked without them? thanks for the idea!

[@SD420]

I would have just put a screw off end cap on it and drilled some holes in it for an end baffle, much easier.👍

[@PranaTech]

Ok, so there needs to be some airspace between the baffle and the reduced output nozzle. If you just have multiple holes on the end, you just get foam spraying all over and it needs to come back together in a reduced nozzle to create some back pressure and which also creates velocity so the foam can be applied into a larger container like a cement truck. I like the way you think though! Simpler is always better!😊👍

[@MrInnovativeEnergy]

Good job!

[@PranaTech]

Thanks Tad!😀

[@MrInnovativeEnergy]

@@PranaTech We need a momentary switch normally open, with a rubber boot covering placed somewhere on the wand. Since it's only milliamps of current to the relay it should be feasible. Did you get the DXF's I sent?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Tad, yes I did get the DXF files, but I don’t have a cad program right now so I can’t open them. Do you have a free, easy to use program that you recommend for those of us that are not that great at cad?

[@MrInnovativeEnergy]

@@PranaTech Freecad I've heard. Designspark mechanical as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kInKfoxpYs2fndU

[@joshualruby]

@@PranaTech My favorite CAD is SolidWorks. (I am a Mechanical Engineer graduate, so that's what I learned on...) The creator of that branched off and made OnShape. It is VERY similar to the design process as SolidWorks so was intuitive to learn. The nice part about it is that it is cloud based and open source. It is fully functional and free to use unless you want to maintain proprietary information in which case you pay the subscription. I just keep all my stuff free source anyhow because honestly, if people ever even find my designs or can understand my crazy doodles which are mostly just snap shot details for clearance verifications usually, they can have them! Also, it is shareable in real time, like Google Docs, so multiple folks can work together on stuff and see iterations through saved versions. Pretty sweet. Love your stuff, and hope you keep going. I am currently sponsoring a Mechanical Engineering Capstone project at a university to help create a continual generation AirCrete machine and your information is proving helpful in their design of the foam generator portion. I will share the result after they finish the semester. Thanks for your work!

[@mori8424]

Commercial Air Krete for insulation is 5.5 lbs per cu ft wet and dries to 2.5 lbs per cu ft. This seems to be about 6 times lighter than the diy aircrete recipes on KZbin made with Drexel, if my calculations are correct. Does anyone know how to get a much lighter aircrete similar to Air Krete for insulation purposes. I know adding more foam would make it lighter but I’m worried about enough strength to hold it together for insulation. Don’s videos are so clear and easy to understand! Thanks

[@PranaTech]

Hi Mori, when I get the Aircrete less dense it becomes very fragile. I’ve been looking into these guys but I have heard they only sell to businesses. alliedfoamtech.com/Appgeotechfoam.htm

[@tyrenadilley9271]

I watched a video a few months ago where you were talking about using a different foam solution then drexel, atleast I think it was you. Could you please let me know if you now use another foam solution then drexel?

[@SJmystic]

I am curious about why you glued all tubing because won't the pot scrubbers need to be changed out at some time? Also wondering if in further trials you used the idea of the sink basket strainer rather than the baffle. Would be simpler it seems, but maybe other drawbacks? I really appreciate your clean and careful work and straight-forward and informative videos! Thank you for taking the time to document and sharing what you do and for trying all these things out!

[@PranaTech]

Thanks for your kind comments. I don’t know if you would ever have to change them since they are stainless steel. Shouldn’t be any corrosion problem I don’t think. I cut one apart after using it for a while to get the scrubbers out and install in a newer design and there was no buildup or corrosion at all. The strainer idea is a good one, I just went this direction because it was easier and I didn’t have to cut down the strainer to fit. 👍😁

[@SJmystic]

@@PranaTech Thank you for the info and the resiliency of the scrubbers. And I wondered about the fit of the strainer as it seems that the likelihood of a perfect fit was low. Love your work!!

[@michaelberry950]

I wish someone would study foam longevity for different chemicals using different water purities. Soft water is known to be much more friendly to bubbles. Distilled water may make a difference too.

[@PranaTech]

Hi Michael, you are correct! My best foam production and longevity has been with distilled water for my foam solution mixes! 😀👍

[@ptrs.7367]

Do you have any videos on how your aircrete turned out? Your thoughts on it’s strengths and weaknesses

[@PranaTech]

I don’t have any videos of the finished Aircrete yet. The Javelina stomped all over the two batches that I made in the how to video and ruined them overnight.☹️ Aircrete’s greatest strength is in its lightweight construction and insulation properties. In it’s lightest form it is not very strong or durable unless covered with a coating of stucco. If being used for structural blocks, you would need to add some sand to increase the density and strength unless you were planning to build a dome type structure. Hope this helps.😁👍

[@PranaTech]

I don’t have any videos of the finished Aircrete yet. The Javelina stomped all over the two batches that I made in the how to video and ruined them overnight.☹️ Aircrete’s greatest strength is in its lightweight construction and insulation properties. In it’s lightest form it is not very strong or durable unless covered with a coating of stucco. If being used for structural blocks, you would need to add some sand to increase the density and strength unless you were planning to build a dome type structure. Hope this helps.😁👍

[@Jakobukr]

or if you could post a list of links for amazon or ebay, where to get the parts like you did with the generator

[@shimonindictor1429]

Hello Thank you for your video It is hard to see on your video how Air compressor and a foam liquid are hooked up to your foam generator do you have another video showing more details ?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Shimon, here is a link to the build of the foam generator so you can see how it hooks up. Hope this helps! 😊*NEW* Aircrete High Performance Foam Generator DIY Build -- All air powered Design! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl62cnunbr1sh7M

[@davidsearles1701]

so I finally got a chance to use mine. It seems to work fine. But I am still having problems. Maybe you can help. I'm using Suave daily clarifying shampoo 1:32 for a foam solution. I have a small liquid pump pushing the solution into the gun at 60 psi, if I have the air also at 60psi the foam density for 5 gal is 2.25 pounds. If I cut back on the air I get the density to 3 pounds per 5 gal. My test run looked great, except after 1 hour of letting it sit, the foam was half gone. I have no objection to getting the higher cost solutions but I'd rather work out the bugs using the cheap stuff. I'm wondering if I drilled smaller holes in the 1" pvc cap I'm using as a bracket to hold back the scrubbies, if that would work to make better foam? Maybe use longer wand with more scrubbies? Maybe add glycerin to the solution? Our city gets its water essentially from rainwater and not wells, so it isn't that hard. I'm looking to use aircrete on my inside basement walls for insulation. Any ideas? Thanks a million.

[@PranaTech]

Hi David, it sounds like your wand is working great! I wouldn’t change anything. Was it hot the day you tested? The heat and direct sunlight causes even the best commercial foam solutions to collapse faster. I wouldn’t worry too much about the foam being 1/2 gone in an hour, I get about the same results in the sun with the best stuff out there. What matters most is that it is durable enough to hold up when mixed into Aircrete. I would use your settings for the 3 pound density foam and do some small batches into 4-6” deep containers and see how the Aircrete holds up while curing. If it doesn’t collapse, then your setup is great! If it does collapse, I would get yourself some commercial foam solution and do some tests with that. Hope this helps!👍😀

[@RedandAprilOff-Grid]

Have you built anything out of aircrete? Maybe I'm missing it, but I haven't seen any of your aircrete samples or projects. We have found that foam density, soft water and good soap are key to good aircrete. The foam has to stay at a consistent weigh between 80 to 100 grams per quart. Would love to see some of your projects. 👍🙂

[@PranaTech]

I have pulled back from my Aircrete projects because I can’t find any engineer that will stamp plans with Aircrete as the building material. I want to build an Aircrete dome home but I want it permitted so it is sellable someday. I have no problem producing consistent and strong Aircrete and I can produce it in any density that I need. It is really cool stuff! Are you building your home without a permit?

[@RedandAprilOff-Grid]

We are in the county just south of you and have the opt-out permit. There are a few regulations, but we can pretty much build however we want to. If we wanted to sell the house some day, we would likely have to owner finance it, but we are fine with that. We have some ideas on how to support the house, I think it will work well, but we haven't seen anyone else try it, so it's going to interesting. Getting the foam right is important and tricky, so it's cool you are able to do it with your homemade set-up. My husband considered trying to make one, but since we will be doing a lot of aircrete, he decided to just go ahead and buy a kit. 🙂

[@PranaTech]

Hey , that’s great! I have never heard of this opt out permit. Does it still have to have inspections or do they completely leave you alone? All of my aircrete consistency issues went away when I started using a commercial foaming agen from a company called Vermilion. Their’s is designed specifically for aircrete and works amazing. I do have an engineer in Idaho who will approve my aircrete dome home design if I put a layer of rebar over it and shoot 1.5” of shotcrete over it all. I may end up going that way, but it adds a lot of work and cost to the project. I will be keeping my eye on your project as you go along. Much success to you both!😊👍

[@RedandAprilOff-Grid]

The first step is to get the septic permit, it is required. For the building permit, basically all they are inspecting is that you put your house and other structures where you said you were going to, and that it is far enough from the property lines and washes. The property also has to be zoned at least RU 4 to get this type of permit. I haven't heard of that foaming agent. We are using Drexel and we are adding a little extra glycerin just for good measure. We are excited to get started, but need to get the frame up first. Thanks! 😊

[@PranaTech]

Ahh, ok. So you guys are basically just going to use the aircrete for insulation and the framing for structural support?

[@raydreamer7566]

I have been watching your channel and learning .. I have a discussion question for you. If you tried to foam a cement truck would extra weight of the large amount of cement not crush the foam bubbles, ???

[@PranaTech]

Good question Ray! My hypothesis is that as long as the mixer is going slow and you only mix it long enough to blend it completely, it should be just like mixing a smaller batch. There are companies doing it right now commercially, so it is definitely possible. 👍😊

[@raydreamer7566]

I have shipped 5 large boxes to the Philippines by boat and it takes about 2 months and the shipping cost was about $ 140 plus the cost of box Canadian with no weight restriction. I am not truing to burden you about shipping and at the same time you have the best foam makes I have seen yet. Amazon is out of stock of the double diaphragm pump you used but Amazon.ca has them. I will look on line here some more to see what I can source out here. Many expats here are interested in Aircrete because of it's insulation value. I will keep watching your channel and learning.

[@PranaTech]

Hi Ray, well that is cheaper than I paid to ship my medium one 1 state over to California! What shipping company did you use? I am building a larger foam generator right now and if you were interested in that one, I could crate it up if the shipping company you used was still shipping for reasonable prices. This model that I’m building right now is the same as the one in the video but has an open aluminum frame on wheels instead of enclosed in a box. It has a little bit larger pump so the foam output is greater than the one in my last video. It will need a larger compressor to run this system than the medium one but I’m sure you can source a compressor in the Philippines. 👍😁

[@raydreamer7566]

@@PranaTech LBC and this is a Philippine company and it pick up and delvers door to door. It might deliver state to state.

[@khyberafridibuilderspvtlim8904]

Hi superb videos. Are you still there to reply your subscribers??? Regards

[@HenryLopezMorantes]

Where can I buy two of this high performance foam for making Aircrete? Thank you for the information.

[@PranaTech]

Hi Henry! I don’t make them for sale, I just make videos showing how to make the machines. Here is a link to the company that I copied their design. www.vermillionassociates.com/ Hope this helps. 😊👍

[@michaelberry950]

You still in the states? Know you were considering south America. What have you been up to lately?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Michael, I’m still here in Arizona for now. Lately I’ve been building a bunch of my equipment for building Aircrete and other projects for my shop. I’m building an even larger foam generator for mixing large batches of Aircrete and should have that done soon. I’m just finishing up a bench top hydraulic press for fabricating tabs and boxes and such and should have a video of that uploaded soon too. I hope all is well with you and your family.👍😊Don

[@michaelberry950]

@@PranaTech Outstanding! You set the bar pretty high with your meticulous detail in construction. I did get a YES welder and helmet as you suggested and what a difference! Why not email me via my channel and then I won't have to bore others with the minutia of my life ( - :

[@jessejames5081]

Do you have any videos of anything you've made with the aircrete yet?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Jesse! Not yet. I’m working on some forms right now for some building blocks that I want to make. I have been working on a new method for making Aircrete that is chemically induced bubbles instead of with foam injection. I should have a video out soon. 😊👍

[@antonioferrer9431]

Hey Din question for you , I bought the YESWELDER yesterday early Thanksgiving, also Happy Thanksgiving, just wondering how long do they take for me to receive my welder ? 🙏👍🏻

[@PranaTech]

Hi Antonio, it seems like most people get them within 7 to 10 days depending on how far you are from their warehouse in California. Let me know if you need any help when you get it!👍😀

[@antonioferrer9431]

@@PranaTech ok thank you Don , have a blessed day

[@PranaTech]

You too! Thank you!🙏

[@alanabraham3129]

Prana-Tech I was wondering what to use in the mix or after the 2' x 6' x 2" panel molds and post molds to make sure the fence and posts are waterproof?

[@PranaTech]

Probably the easiest and cheapest would be to do a thin coat of stucco and then paint them with exterior paint.😁👍

[@PranaTech]

Or just spray them once they are cured with an epoxy 2 part paint and forget the stucco.😊

[@alanabraham3129]

@@PranaTech Ok thanks

[@alanabraham3129]

@@PranaTech will have to look into it

[@Jakobukr]

Hey Don I want to bil the wand and the generator from your design, its just what i need, but i have a problem, i live in Denmark, and we dont have the exact parts you show in the design, is there any chance you can help me somehow to collect the parts needed to assemble it ?, and is it possible to have your contact details to talk to you ?

[@user-ze4bg9rf6s]

How will the steel scrubber replaced if required ?

[@PranaTech]

They are stainless steel so they should last for many many years. Should they need replacing, just cut the main tube in the middle and then glue back together with a coupler after replacement. 😊👍

[@edwinclulow3364]

You should have someone 3D print some baffle models for you.

[@PranaTech]

Hi Edwin, that’s a great idea!👍😀

[@janabooker3861]

Hi Don. I live here in Tucson and I would love to meet you. I too am an avid DYIer and my background is in commercial sculpture. How can I get in touch with you?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Jana, thanks for your nice comment! You can contact me through my email at [e-mail]

[@ProudPapa1977]

How do you take out the stainless steel pot scrubbers after they get rusty?

[@PranaTech]

Good morning! They are stainless steel so they don’t rust. I have cut open a couple after a few years of use when I wanted to experiment with a different design and I just reuse the scrubbers because there was no corrosion at all. 😊👍

[@bradh.204]

What PSI do you run for the air?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Brad, I run about 55-65 psi most of the time. 😊👍

[@jamesmills4132]

Don ,I live in Globe and I am having trouble locating a vendor for Richway foam agent. Do you have any suggestions?

[@PranaTech]

Hi James! yeah, they aren’t the most modern company out there, but they make great foam concentrate! They just sell over the phone. Here’s their number. [phone] I just call them direct and give them my credit card info. 👍😀

[@jamesmills4132]

Thanks for the quick reply.

[@PranaTech]

Just your good luck I was on my iPad right when you commented! 😀

[@lnbbnj3879]

Has anyone tried adding a PVA (glue) type substance to limit bubble popping?

[@PranaTech]

Airkrete company uses that but they have a patent and won’t divulge how they do it. They make a wall insulation that gets sprayed in with a hose. Airkrete.com 😊👍

[@katijaassanagruene4023]

sika viscocrete 4100 is what aircrete harry says works the best of everything he's tested, but good luck finding where to buy it

[@RedandAprilOff-Grid]

@@katijaassanagruene4023 Is that what Harry's secret aircrete thickening agent is called? We bought some from him, and plan to test it soon. 😄

[@katijaassanagruene4023]

@@RedandAprilOff-Grid most likely!

[@crazyhank99]

Are you sure it's the final design? ;)

[@PranaTech]

🤣Yes, I’m sure.👍

[@fshah48]

This is what I call over-engineered product. Over thinking about minute details overlooks some major issues. How can we replace the steel scrubs when they are rust out, which they eventually do. A simple perforated tube at the exit would perhaps solve the problem you wanted to solve by over-engineering. Nice try!

[@PranaTech]

Hi Farooq! Thanks for analyzing my work. The steel scrubbers should never need replacing because they are made of stainless steel and do not rust. This design is merely a copy of the commercially available equipment that the large companies sell for hundreds of dollars. My goal was to show how the average joe can build a functional wand for a fraction of the price with components found at almost any hardware or big box store. Thanks for watching my friend and many blessings to you!🙏😊

[@alanabraham3129]

I think you should have put a screw-on section on the back of the wand so that you could adjust the scrubbies if needed

[@PranaTech]

Hi Allan! That’s a great idea! Eventually they need to be cleaned and replaced. Thanks for the great idea!😊👍

[@alanabraham3129]

@@PranaTech no problem, I think us Air Creters new or old need to stick together and help each other where/when we can to make sure Air Crete become as widely used as any other building materials without the hassle of special permits🤣😂🛖🏘🏢🏤

[@PranaTech]

I agree😊👍

[@michaelberry950]

Another foam agent I've run across is Allied Foam Technology www.alliedfoamtech.com/Appconc.htm which seems to have an outrageous product. No ordering details but they show their foam surviving 24 hours in a cup! Have you used this one?

[@PranaTech]

Hi Michael, I have never heard of that company. Thank you for the link, I’ll check them out. 👍😀

[@michaelberry950]

@@PranaTech I did call Allied, they only sell to construction companies due to liability concerns. I'm now trying to acquire some Richway CMX, not straight forward since you can't just order some from their site.

[@bzmrgonz]

@Prana-tech .. this looks like your design right?? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJqvn6tug66Artk

[@PranaTech]

Hi David, yes that does look similar.😁👍

[@bzmrgonz]

@@PranaTech do you want me to go charge them royalty on your behalf?? 😂😂😂😂