Mixing Strong Fibre Reinforced Concrete With A Mixer

[@s1914]

Very good, cheers!

[@fenwelder2474]

2 pinches of fibre per mix????????

[@southbridgeforestHOA]

5:48 half a handful for one mix, lol. just skip putting it in, it's not that expensive!

[@bethspoon]

Of course you can always use additives to reduce the water content giving you a stronger mix or less cement use. You find that putting the fibre in with the first water will mix it better. Just saying.

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Thanks for the tip 😊👍🏻

[@polmacbradaigh9506]

That mannok is made beside me, in Ballyconnell Co.cavan ireland

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Really!? Have you use that cement before!?

[@tonycallaghanniskusbiotec7809]

@@gwenyngruffydd Thats previously known as Quinn cement they changed the name.

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Aaaa that makes sense.

[@SunSun-hk8eg]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@fishydubsfishing6516]

I never seen concrete made without sand you have nothing to hold the stone together it will definitely crack

[@gwenyngruffydd]

It has fine dust in the stone mix so same structure as stone and sand. It’s 22mm stone all the way down to dust. Only difference is it’s one type of material. All limestone

[@benjamindejonge3624]

Some people use sheep wool but of course that’s not available where you live

[@gwenyngruffydd]

😄😂 that’s a new one to me! I have never heard of anyone using wool in concrete before. That’s really interesting

[@portsoycrescent]

Different from the usual beekeeping videos

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Yes just a bit! But if your serious into Beekeeing eventually you’ll need to get the mixer out to expand your site or premises. 😊🧱