MANUAL PRESS FOR BRICK BLOCK IN RAW EARTH CALLED "BLOCCO MATTONE"

[@smert_rashistskiy_pederacii]

I must say, I was thoroughly impressed by the concept and the ease of use of the press. The video showcased the entire process, from collecting soil to testing the final product, and I found it to be very informative. The simplicity of the testing process was particularly impressive. The presenter used a simple test to determine the strength of the earth blocks, which can be easily replicated almost by anyone interested in making their own earth blocks. I appreciated how the video provided a step-by-step guide to making the blocks, making it easy for viewers to follow along and try it out for themselves. Overall, I found the video to be well-produced and informative. The presenter did an excellent job of explaining the process and demonstrating how the press works. The idea of making earth blocks is fascinating, and I can see how it could be an excellent option for building sustainable structures.

[@jimwagner6260]

If you want to sell these machines you need to post a link. I am interested.

[@firstname-qq3xp]

He has email at the end.

[@wanjirutti]

@@firstname-qq3xp He/ She are not replying to emails. Think this is for demonsistration.

[@charlesspringer4709]

In the 1980's this was called "Rammed Earth Bricks" and done with hand operated machines.

[@reypolice5231]

Do you have a link to the seller of the machine. Thank you.

[@TheCyrax60]

I like this.... I'm looking for this kind of block-making solution.

[@Afrikaislife]

Part of the Great Wall of China used Rammed Earth. Adding cement is a modern twist which stabilizes the material. Some countries use lime. Either way, this is an old technique.

[@MyLevelheaded]

interlocking blocks good earthen stabilized with lime better... it is the start of the limestone cycle...low carbon footprint, great thermal properties and slowly the earthen block with white washing will become limestone...in centuries so why not imagine building a house that gets stronger as it ages ...engineer in a hypocaust for heating in cooler zones and keep a good roof on it as well as foundation that collects rain water to cisterns so lkeeping the homes is more long term...

[@shadeedmuhammad8107]

I know that line and cement are used in binding but also what other kinds of natural elements may we use to bind

[@GriffenNaif]

Can you make a video of it. Are you saying replace cement with lime? Or lime washing? What's your opinion on Sorel / magnesium / Zinc Cement as water repelling direct contact with wood?

[@shadeedmuhammad8107]

@@GriffenNaif good question!!!

[@haroldbrown1674]

Replace at least 50% of Portland cement with lime.

[@firstname-qq3xp]

Lime and cement dont mix. Lime breathes while cement absorbs water. Lime should be hydrated lime (slaked quicklime). Also, cement is not so carbon neutral.

[@kahiumunyiri5354]

Thank you for the presentation. Easy to follow and understand as well for replication of the exercise. How do I purchase the machine from Nairobi, Kenya, I need to build a house using this technology?

[@johnablorh2186]

Thank you for this very informative video!! Can this machine be used for making blocks with recycled plastic and soil? It would be a part solution to the plastic pollution problem.

[@christinaburney5935]

There are other pressed block machines that are more automated that can be transported from site to site. They even have a conveyor belt to catch them to stack them in pallets as the machine spits them out. Whether you want a manual press, or an automated one pressed blocks are a great Idea. If I were to make one, I would make the blocks bigger. So the walls are thicker for more insulation and stability value. I used to live in an adobe home with walls that were 3 feet thick. Those walls were insulated. The only issue with those is losing most of your heat or cooling through the roof.

[@oluwoleayodeji7962]

I need one pls how much

[@vmura]

very impressed. Where can this be purchased?

[@binwellmtoso3674]

How much is this machine? In which country are you? How many blocks per day can a person make?

[@TBoneZone]

This looks good. - T

[@mohammedegyptian2527]

good work

[@boardwalkbw7130]

Trying to purchase one of these

[@4747aaron]

where can I buy one?

[@JacobRamseyMontgomery]

I am interested in buying one of these machines.

[@dipoalade3042]

This is a very good product and processing how much and how to import it down to Nigeria thanks please when you arrange for the practical training please send me the details

[@jahangirkhan4414]

These rammed bricks then wil be heat insolater or not Thnx

[@viifedi]

Where can i buy your machine?

[@hamzamohamed1039]

Can I have one of this machine from Kenya

[@kahiumunyiri5354]

My 2nd question is whether the machine is sold together with the block strength testing equipment as a package? If not, I would suggest you do that because fabricating one to the standards of the designer may be a challenge in some certain parts of the world jeopardizing the outcome of the entire process. If you do sell the machine with the testing equipment, big kudos to you - Nairobi, Kenya.

[@mollyboudreaux3021]

How do you buy

[@jahangirkhan4414]

Hi If marble dust and sands mix with mud 5% each ie 5℅ marble dust 5% cement and 5% sand My question is then it wil palastarized or chips work wil be done on the easily and sucesfuly Pls comments

[@johnajide]

How do i buy one in Nigeria

[@arscomposições]

Excelente parabéns . Projeto maravilhoso

[@mahmoodshakirmohammedmoham2362]

dear friend , please you produce block without ciment ?

[@johnchristianighalo9781]

How about the price of the Machine and if it can come with two blocs option ??

[@godwinnusi573]

How do I get the machine in Nigeria?

[@komolafeoladayo7217]

consult a local fabricator someone just came to me in Abuja for similar machine

[@salehsantu8207]

Where can we order the machine

[@Auguste-c3i]

Bonjour comment faire pour acheter la machine

[@joshgodchild5733]

Hi like to buy any contacts ?

[@yimanphom5072]

I want to buy....where should i contact?

[@topblock6547]

how much the machine to whom we order

[@POKOUBerthin]

Bonjour, Puis-je avoir plus d'info et pouvons-nous nous en procurer. Merci.

[@RameshY-s3x]

Machine price with video please send me Karnataka

[@augustocaffera7689]

Hola soy de Uruguay un cel para comunicarme

[@ramdutttrivedi8281]

How I can receive

[@best1onearth]

It takes 5,000 to 10,000 blocks to build a house with these. So good luck with that.

[@GgHh-c7k3z]

كام السعر والشحن

[@axelbrinck_]

2:32 nya?

[@thomasdiecooperationintern2979]

noi siamo migranti della costa davorio in toscana , il nosro desiderio è di comprare questa machina ,quanto costa?

[@malcolm2587]

It's a Lego block give credit where credit is due

[@IshmailSalaam]

That wall they build is the most sloppiest brick laying work i ever seen they wouldn't allow that kind work here in America that wall is very sloppy work who trained the people that put up that wall.

[@BlueCardRenewalMockTest]

I thought the same! Hopefully they'll render it

[@MoeketsiMatsoso-ne4iv]

Where are you located?

[@SorrgAlive]

Wait you have walls made of bricks. Aren't they just paper and wood?

[@wolferine6021]

just adults playing with legos

[@thisismynameucannottakemyn5859]

Mud legos

[@goodcarbsonly7581]

Wow a gendered block...

[@topblock6547]

please give us your email add to order the machine thank you