What's Inside The Boring Company Brick?

[@OwenIverson]

I assume it's been said, but a drop test for a brick is useless (and maybe even the worst kind of test). They operate in compression, not tension. So I guess now we need is the Hydraulic Press Channel to get some of these things in the press!

[@afkgamemaster6276]

But if I drop test a building....

[@okgocon]

rhojon cadampog That’s not how you use wooosh bro

[@maruftim]

@@pillow2795 stop.

[@anirudhsrivastava6621]

@@afkgamemaster6276 hahahahahaha

[@maxmascarenhas1086]

@@pillow2795 smh

[@Alunite]

i never thought in a million years i would watch some guy reviewing a brick

[@WhatsInside]

You are welcome.

[@jffrsnx]

Which he bought for $200

[@Mike-cl1sy]

Supreme made a brick

[@curlywolfone]

Ain’t that the the truth!?!

[@bellsoflagunabend6668]

This is my youtube comment of the year nomination lol

[@Triphiq]

The “cinder block brick” has metal in it because it’s not a brick. It’s for use with rebar - you put it in foundations to hold the rebar off the ground. The metal are ties to hold the rebar in place

[@tootoo2ify]

called dobies

[@watermelonidk]

Bo u were last seen 7 years ago where were u

[@captainrooster9214]

@@watermelonidk ?

[@antonnybh1]

You a rod buster or something

[@drac1st]

Matt Koehler. Sometimes the comment section is just as educational as the content thanks. 👍.

[@vp2083]

I can imagine the conversation between Elon and his employees. Employee: what is my bonus this year? Elon: Here, have few bricks.

[@TJ-kh2zc]

Bro you know that bricks are meant to withstand compression not whether they chip after falling, right? If your bricks need to be tested for "drop resistance" than there's some major issues with the structure you're building.

[@brotpilot9077]

Haha, that is true indeed :D

[@MLJenkins]

Excellent point, I was thinking that as soon as he talked about dropping them. It would have been an interesting test to see them tested under compression.

[@KingGuy]

It’s not like he’s trying to be super scientific

[@zachp5662]

No need to hate on a man dropping bricks 🤷‍♂️

[@caffreyyy]

Lol that last sentence got me 🤣😂

[@rushikkundalia]

Then he sold hats, then flamethrowers, and then 5 days later he tied his car to the most powerful rocket and shot it in space................. and now he named his son after his wifi

[@specy_]

Elon r u ok

[@AxxLAfriku]

I STRONGLY DISAGREE! Being as famous as I am on KZbin, I know that it gets hard to read every comment I get. I try my best, but I am just so famous, that I can't do it much longer. Sorry, dear rus

[@tejesveer]

AxxL dude what the hell are you talking about

[@98SE]

@@AxxLAfriku wtf

[@tylerjosephson4205]

*visible confusion*

[@GribGFX]

The strength of a brick is determined by compression not how high it can drop from? They aren't built to be dropped ever.

[@turtlemchedge3178]

grib well, you don’t want ur bricks to be broken when a brick building falls 😂

[@yuji7553]

hes just dropping bricks lol

[@robertnees9781]

I know, right. if you are trying to make a point of how wonderful Elon's idea is, do an a real test (i.e. ASTM C67 - 03a). Dropping bricks over and over to showcase how good one is pointless (well unless you are click-baiting for views). 😐

[@shadowxxe]

@@turtlemchedge3178 if your building is falling then you have bigger problems then how drop-resistant your bricks are

[@turtlemchedge3178]

shadowXXe exactly lol

[@JerryRigEverything]

Awesome video! Congrats on the incoming 7 Million!!!

[@thatonepali0]

Hey Zack

[@xvsn7777]

Here before this comment has hundreds of likes

[@wt2318]

@@xvsn7777 same

[@FinMoore]

pogchamp

[@muhammadamril7935]

oh no, anyway

[@CTBell-uy7ri]

Those aren’t “used” bricks. They just paint them to look used and sell them for more. It’s a style thing like jeans with holes.

[@pranavkumar8053]

That's a good point

[@kenny-ye9mi]

theres still no point to buy them if they're 5c more expensive and weaker lol

[@RoKi-1]

@@kenny-ye9mi it's just like saying "why would u buy a jean with holes in it for more money since u have less fabric" both is cuz it looks cool to some people

[@benbaker321]

@@kenny-ye9mi i agree but they are used primarily indoors as an appearance thing not as structural

[@milesthompson843]

Thanks

[@MartyRayProject]

Why did I watch this whole video about a brick 🧱? 🤔

[@dislikebutton4759]

I thought it was a supreme brick

[@isaquest134]

why not?

[@sentientglitch]

Well it’s a really cool brick.

[@reconzero5699]

Well it is a Brick brick

[@TheRiyazSaiyed]

cuz it has a cool reason behind it...

[@dlozer5161]

1940:we will have flying cars 2020:BRIK

[@shaheerburney398]

Flying BRIKS

[@whit3rose]

Someone launches something Everyone: 1940: we will have flying cars

[@Deniss-cp2fo]

borks is yum

[@itsCatte]

the roadster in space: Am I a joke to you

[@PGains]

I’m a crazy or did the one with the metal in it not brake? It looks like it did from the start?

[@amalpalackal]

Lemme guess, you came into the comments to look for the brick expert

[@jaisandhu14]

Yes

[@acommunist1607]

Haven't foundem yet

[@draginator6]

@@acommunist1607 same

[@bharatsharma1026]

Please someone find one

[@a1919akelbo]

I assume it's gonna be along the lines of some etsy tier bs.

[@amirhk4278]

People: "Imagine paying 200 dollars for a useless item" Dan: *Life, where dreams come true*

[@JerryDLTN]

Without that brick he could not have made his money back without this video

[@Angultra]

Work expense, all good

[@C4AJ]

The funny thing is if he waited a few years he can probably double or triple his money

[@asinglelemon]

His neighbors: who tf has been throwing bricks for the last 2 hours

[@meowkie8549]

Good thing it's not his patio 🤣

[@farbodnaderi9816]

The person who sold the bricks: *STONKS*

[@codandfunbruhmoment3223]

His NA,e is elon

[@acidusk]

I'm watching a man drop bricks instead of my zoom class.

[@sawyer6241]

Same

[@Swagpotato9113]

Bad Idea

[@kimballray6631]

Imagine still having zoom

[@nk6197]

Yes. It’s weird that in 2020 we are living live in a chair through some screens.

[@SKRithvik]

You’ve made it buddy

[@nakamotolikesyou]

A true businessman can sell dirt to youtubers.

[@emilridulfo5754]

underrated comment

[@Cryogenic1981]

And the youtubers will sell their videos of them breaking a $200 brick to millions of in awe viewers clicking through ads.

[@LauWo]

@@Cryogenic1981 and then those viewers will buy one for 10 cents and make a video about as being the 'first' with other kinds of info and tests and will gain percentage wise the same or more :)

[@pratimasinha7014]

_Meanwhile, Elon will be planning to launch the ninth company._

[@walterbrunswick]

As long as there's Elon, there's a way.

[@rotanaly-maldonado5361]

imagine spending $400 on two bricks if i did that my parents would disown me lol

[@DGBAntho]

Rotana Ly-Maldonado well you’ll make it back so technically you gain money

[@Swagpotato9113]

Lol

[@jotingodelacola760]

DGB Antho how you gonna make it back if it’s going to be used to build something ?

[@ImARealHumanPerson]

Why would your parents care how you spend your money? Lmao. Yikes

[@dyslexiccone6676]

jayy760 because there’s only 500 of them in the world and they will be valuable

[@Merc4life]

“Used brick” is likely more expensive because clay bricks from different runs don’t color match. They are betting contractors would pay more to get bricks from identical runs even if their used. Traditional red clay brick and cinder block new are pumped out in the hundreds of millions if not billions so they are cheaper new, but will probably not color match.

[@azik5607]

@ you know you can knock mortar off of bricks? we do it in the uk so get an exact colour match on extensions and to save money

[@barnabaswilson1062]

Old bricks are used to make nice weathered brick herringbone floors and stuff like that. Not structural but aesthetic stuff

[@dw7444]

Funny thing about those "used" bricks, many places don't sell real used bricks... they're just selling bricks that have been tumbled and have a little concrete and paint splashed on them to look worn and used because demand for actual used bricks tends to outstrip supply.

[@barnabaswilson1062]

D W we did up my grandparents today lace and sold the bricks 200 years old plus I reckon for nearly £2.50 each. On one we could see where an otter had walked on it as it was setting and left its paw print!

[@gman1003]

The Vegas dirt was so filled with bodies that Elon decided against selling bricks.

[@adriandolewski6536]

In a 100 years there will be flying cars. 2020: Dan droptesting bricks🤔😂

[@dalton9493]

Sure the theoretical science says it’s possible. But the physical sciences aren’t advanced enough to bring a lot of grandiose ideas to life.

[@josephstalin364]

Us, as humans, have gone quite far

[@ukrainium_92]

Flying cars are just planes when will people realize that?

[@adriandolewski6536]

@@ukrainium_92 no cuz a plane is a plane. And a car is a car. A flyung car is a CAR that can fly. When do people realize that😅

[@thesmasherthebest]

@@adriandolewski6536 r/woooosh

[@pandamathium4847]

"A BRICK EXPERT WILL TELL ME" half as interesting has entered the chat

[@SKEPGFX]

I can't help myself I'm sorry :(

[@maruftim]

lmao

[@krishnaprakash2155]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@cj5221]

JerryRigEverything: The bricks snap together like big legos

[@marv8481]

Don’t forget the audio adjusted scratch test

[@utsabsingharoy]

The claustrophobic in me : what if my car has flat tire inside those tunnels?

[@lloyd4011]

You could get out of the car into the bigger space I guess.

[@georged8644]

The whole system will completely grind to a halt until someone drags the car to a place where the tire can be replaced.

[@mattoftexas]

No one: @JerryRigEverything : they “scratch at a level 6, with deeper groves at a level 7”

[@StreetSoccerInt]

Interesting look at the Brick

[@mitch1592]

OMG I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND THE 100 DAYS OF TRICKS IN QUARANTINE!!

[@aaronrdaniels]

“Metal reinforced brick” 😂 don’t disrespect the dobie like that.

[@yomar9585]

haha facts it’s used to level the rebar for your concrete btw @whatsinside

[@GarthOJ]

I was wondering if anybody would mention that lol

[@wokduhfooooook1]

Spotted the concrete workers

[@Nick-HBC]

2020 and we're drop testing bricks

[@jakecastelein1776]

Even worse.. .we are watching a video about it

[@excitableboy7031]

Ok that's seriously not how you test a brick, the main thing you want to test in a brick is compressive strength. The bricks will never take any other kind of load at all, especially not impulse forces like chucking them imparts. And while we're at it, elon's idea is hare brained for reasons too complex to get into. Also also if it interlocks like legos, where does the most important part of a wall go, the cement that holds it together? Yes i'm fun at parties.

[@darmokVtS]

Am I correct to assume that the actual specs of the resulting bricks would vary wildly depending on where the tunnel was dug?

[@DangerRanger_]

@@darmokVtS Well...yes. It totally does. And as already said: the drop-test is pointless.

[@jesperhagstrom]

Exactly my thoughts as well!

[@TomatoWithARifle]

what if you stacked these bricks without any mortar and then just poured cement down the two holes?

[@excitableboy7031]

@@darmokVtS yes, yes you are. Soil variety varies wildly depending on the location and the depth. The reason they truck in new dirt is because said dirt is consistent and thus predictable

[@NSResponder]

The. most important thing about a brick is how much compressive strength it has. A brick that survives a drop isn't necessarily better than one that break, because the loads that bricks have to take are almost never suddent impacts of hundreds of Gs. In fact, a brick that's tougher under impact is likely to be far weaker under compression, and therefore unsuitable for use in multi-story buildings.

[@ivanm3342]

Elon: we have created a brick that is incredibly cheap, only 10 cents per unit. KZbinrs: ill pay 200 dollars for it!

[@leventedarvas6948]

I think Supreme bricks are even more expensive

[@Vluezz]

Lmao true

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Musk about Tesla - the stock is worth $200/share. KZbinrs pay $500...

[@Vluezz]

I'm pretty sure he has said he bought alot of Tesla stock back when it was like $250 a share and now it has gone past $2k a share I'm sure he doesnt mind overpaying for a brick after elon made him millions with $TSLA

[@roy04]

1920: We'll have flying cars 2020: Drop testing bricks

[@RIPM201]

Even worse, the cars now go UNDERground

[@mmatoday7784]

Want to know about bricks? 500,000 people: *YES*

[@maxsmart99]

Now it’s over 400,000

[@RexRonaldTan]

Elon has disrupted space, auto, energy, and now...bricks..

[@hewhohasnoidentity4377]

Don't forget car insurance

[@sahilkate1061]

AI too

[@dylanisaac1017]

Next up shower curtains Comment if you got the reference

[@skunkjobb]

I don't really see that he has. Let's first see if those bricks are sold at the claimed price, for an extended time. Making a promise is easy. Not all dirt is suitable for making bricks and they all need cement.

[@mayankraj2294]

I'll buy a brick Maybe the used brick is better *under pressure*

[@xirenzhang9126]

pushing down on you

[@Jonttuf17]

"hello everyone, this is a video about.. bricks" The ones who know will get it

[@RM209]

HAI right?

[@RM209]

He acualy has a documentary on bricks on nebula

[@Jonttuf17]

@@RM209 wow really? Never got time for nebula but maybe now I'll have to just for the meme

[@RM209]

@@Jonttuf17 he promoted it in one of his videos. Speaking of HAI, he has a new video!!!

[@varunvadhera1744]

I literally just came from the hai video about the 1 million digit book

[@dogarogacog]

Wendover Productions has entered the chat

[@joebates640]

HAI

[@nk6197]

That’s a different guy the HAI guy is the brick guy. @Tyler Pickel

[@Marc83Aus]

"The logistics of flying bricks."

[@TemporaryAloneSoul]

@@Marc83Aus wendover gotta make this happen man. Its too good of an idea

[@vaayunsachdeva4771]

That was surprisingly very Interesting.... *wow*

[@saims.2402]

Wow, it really warmed my heart, when he said that “anyone asking the bricks to make affordable housing, it’s free”.

[@maufa4917]

3:18 Wall : You can't stop vegas Elon : *You can't*

[@jackarnal8082]

The “brick” with metal in it is not a brick. You twist the metal around rebar when pouring concrete

[@th_elkscrezlyn711]

Commonly referred to as "chairs" they make sure the rebar dose not touch the ground and rust.

[@gravitypvp]

good information, thanks!

[@darrenbradford9864]

You are correct. Often called 'concrete dobies'

[@Waynebrady22]

We call ours dobies in my part of the county

[@davidr6856]

Right. They are essentially spacers for rebar.

[@OniiRem]

In the future: "We will have _flying_ bricks"

[@ruripapi]

Underated

[@olemissjim]

Needs a ❤️

[@thermalflame8829]

We already had one. It was called "The Space Shuttle," because it had the aerodynamics of a brick.

[@skunkjobb]

@@thermalflame8829 Where do you find a brick with a glide ratio at subsonic speed of 4,5?

[@OlivierHokke]

Hahaha nice. Remember that with each drop, you introduce irregularities inside the brick, making the likelihood of the brick breaking much larger ach time you drop it. Perhaps a new brick would have survived the last fall. Also, the way the brick hits the ground also affects the forces it experiences throughout the brick

[@antares9994]

“There’s no limit to how deep you can go” that’s what she said.

[@Boojyman]

Like a hotdog down a hallway

[@daveotuwa5596]

10:37 What a pun in the video that's fun!

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

I'm sure I'm not the only one that thought of Phineas and Ferb. *Now who would buy a brick for a toy?*

[@nk6197]

Avery the Cuban-American prove your not a bot

[@nameredacted9005]

N K well trust issues

[@TheWaynester101]

@ResidentEvil302 Ricancuban215usa i see him everywhere too. Either we have the exact same taste in videos or hes my fbi agent

[@RobertFrisbeeTAM]

Brick, Brick, Brick... It's Fun!

[@katiatomsk]

Elon, NOW is the time to make those bricks. I work in the New Home industry and we are having issues with the brick supply chain. I like those bricks. I can see a future without a wood frame but a brick frame, IF the bricks are cheap and strong enough.

[@angryhairpeice]

He will be delivering them through the Hyper Loop whenever that's never finished.

[@Deniss-cp2fo]

Ok then

[@bondandng]

But, literally in my country we already use brick instead of wood like decades ago. So its not that "future".

[@TOMMYOOST]

almost every country except for america uses brick frames for houses man, theres nothing futuristic about that

[@111jacare]

Christina Ellisor, why don't you make the bricks yourself, and do a vertical intergration company? Make the bricks, build the houses and then either sell or rent them out. If you look around on KZbin, you should be able to find the formula for making the bricks, and to build a press for these bricks is not that difficult. All you need is some land, clay, sand, cement and oxides, plus some willing laborers. The only thing is that the bricks take 4 to 5 weeks to cure, before they can be used. They also need to be tested to confirm compressive, shear strengths and water absorption.

[@Boop__Doop]

4:22 is the smothest cut ever

[@denmark39]

The question is how do they handle freezing temperatures

[@SergiuGothic]

Water absorbtion, heat insulation and ofc structural strength

[@georgejones3526]

November, 2021. Don’t see them for sale anywhere. I guess they’re being shipped on Tesla trucks through the hyperloop.

[@JJ-gn2nk]

KZbin: There is 8 comments! Me: Can I see them all? KZbin: *Uh- no*

[@samsaul8223]

"Is that not conclusive proof". No it's not, a drop test is fine for a KZbin video. But what's the rated comprehensive strength of the brick ?

[@LB_Amerijuanican]

Also factor in the lock design. Much stronger joints than traditional bricks.

[@jlg8689]

Not all bricks landed in the exact same orientation also, would have been better to hang them all from a string at same height, cut one by one while sweeping after every brick land, and after temperature stress testing maybe, im no brick expert tho lol

[@matthewtheniceguy1159]

are you the brick expert? im guessing you are

[@william9533]

A mourning in 2019: What’s inside a (insert normal thing) A mourning in 2020: Hmmm What’s inside of a brick I have lost my mind ladies and gentlemen

[@nk6197]

2020 has mad me loose my mind a long time ago

[@william9533]

Omg this is the most amount of likes I have ever gotten on a YT comment. How the heck did this happen?

[@salvadorjuarez8888]

The wire in the brick is to secure it to rebar, they work as spacers while building some rebar reinforced concrete structures. Edit: The grove is there so you can easily crack them apart, also not a brick really, also two of them.

[@solomonwieder1213]

That's what i said. Normally in the construction industry people will cut and use regular bricks I never in my life sow drawings to request a special brick to lift the rebar but yes you are 1000% right!

[@salvadorjuarez8888]

@@solomonwieder1213 as long as I've worked rebar, my father and my great uncle going back 70 years they've used those.

[@solomonwieder1213]

@@salvadorjuarez8888 I never use it but I know that it's the right one!

[@zjfxigcljcjfclibljcig]

I love this man's videos there are so many cool things like the table placing brick edit to the miss pronunciation of cinderblock with editing its funy but its much more work and I appreciate it

[@afkgamemaster6276]

Bot

[@huntno]

Thanks for uploading during my 10 min school break lol

[@rushikkundalia]

yeah same with me

[@rangarajann1781]

You guys are getting breaks???

[@BasseC05]

@@rangarajann1781 lmao... No.

[@smoke4131]

*Americans will measure with anything but metric system.*

[@joseph1541]

Metric is for Neanderthals

[@bennybooboobear3940]

Joseph it’s actually the opposite lol. I live in america and the imperial system sucks. Like...it’s terrible. Metric is newer than imperial, all the countries switched to metric for a reason. Get outa here.

[@ShinyRedGrapple]

True.. *meanwhile, in England: I WEIGH 12 BIG ROCKS, I DO I DO

[@MarketMonkey2]

“That hole is about the size of 8 to 11 washing machines”

[@firesurfer]

Off topic

[@hihello8432]

To the people that see this God Bless you and your family And have a great rest of your day

[@justyeah236]

Finally someone that doesn’t beg for subs

[@bobby1052]

Guy who's watching this at night: meh😒😒

[@todd6653]

Cinderblock brick had rebar in it which reinforces it to stay together. Fun fact, rebar is actually in alot of cinderblock walls to hold them together.

[@lisac7386]

I'd be interested in how the bricks hold up in the weather, especially if it's not fired.

[@interlockbricks5354]

Compressed soil bricks are more weather resistant and I put 2 bricks in water for 90 days nothing happens to them.

[@spider4058]

@Brayan Carmona cool

[@parisng1520]

Dan:i am bad at investing Me: this is a investment👍👍👍

[@andrewrakha]

FYI: brick cost only 6 cents each in Indonesia

[@LeeMooEez]

Andrew Rakha 6 cent USD?

[@andrewrakha]

@@LeeMooEez yes, 0.06 usd

[@photelegy]

But what's that cost compared to the average income in Indonesia? I think the relative cost is more interesting if people in a country wants to buy it.

[@afkgamemaster6276]

But can they be flown to America, drop tested from 30,000 feet and survive?

[@jasonburreson6262]

Wow

[@FinnTheCanadian]

This channel coming out with interesting reviews Brick reviews

[@JoeRoganPodcastirl]

My one year old is glued to your videos. Thank you fir giving me a break from baby shark!!!

[@kexcz8276]

Do you have in the USA modern bricks? The thick, tall and with lot of holes like we use here in Czech Republic and probably in whole Europe too. For example, I know the Heluz company makes them....

[@mls.design]

„The 1/500 Tesla Company Brick“ - for 200 dollars: Are you mad bro

[@thatonepali0]

What's Inside in 2050: What's inside the moon

[@MDメFaiz]

In 3050 what's inside the sun 🌞

[@Swagpotato9113]

Lol

[@1984-x3w]

@@MDメFaiz No what's inside a black hole

[@ImARealHumanPerson]

*Drops the moon at waist height* Hmm

[@huskkyy]

What’s inside my son

[@Definitely-not-the-FBI]

I haven’t watched this channel in ages, last i was here they were at 500k subs and now nearly 7 mil?! Damn kudos. What happened to his son though??

[@thewattbomber]

The "used" clay brick is for face purposes, it's to be used in a decorative manner. Majority of "used" bricks aren't actually used but new bricks put through a tumbling process.

[@vinnusapavath3528]

Thank you so much for your Good explanation and Once again All the best for your future videos 👍

[@voxgaming2064]

My brain: this review is interesting. Also my brain: Why ARE U WATCHING BRICK REVIEW????????????

[@Sy778-i2z]

Please can i use ur brain for few minutes ?

[@leodahvee]

Last time I was this early,

[@samalmo-milkin161]

LeoDahVee BAHAHA.

[@shantanugumaste7993]

Bricks are not made to withstand impact force. So comparing bricks based on drop test doesn't prove anything. But fun video anyways

[@gsjddhshd60]

Yea lolb

[@gsjddhshd60]

I also think if theres a crash in the tunnel some how it could withstand a car cash plus being strong

[@ncknelson]

Whenever they talk about the company I literally feel the opposite of it which is EXCITINGGG!😯😮

[@dumdumlegacy3251]

I forgot this channel existed... keep going you’ve gone so far

[@rottyy8016]

elon musk be like: HAHA brick go BRRRRRRRR

[@jackarnal8082]

I strength of a Brick has never been determined by how it does in a drop test. It’s about compression

[@askjacob]

It wasn't strength but durability. E.g. how well they can be shipped and handled onsite without damaging them. Strength is different as you mention, and is more important to the engineers and architects designing the buildings that use them

[@afkgamemaster6276]

Elon: so we gona buld briks. Also Elon: Why brik not nice looking??

[@elmohead]

@@askjacob they're bricks. If you break one, just grab another.

[@HeresTheGenZFlorentineFolks.]

"it's much more stronger..." looks like that brick resisted from a 50 feet fall...

[@jeremyblade7561]

Used brick is used for mostly repair work in my experience. The idea is that the bricks fade so now bright red ones will stand out. They are more expensive because they have to be chipped out of a wall being demolished.

[@superiorsage4767]

I never thought I would be watching someone dropping bricks at 3:23 in the morning

[@garythesnail8863]

Lowe’s thought process: give us more money for this worse brick

[@hamish566]

Gary The Snail no people use old bricks as they are old and weathered fitting the house making it look better

[@scarredtissues]

I was looking for this answer in the comments

[@tad3900]

" brick" with wires sticking out is for supporting rebar off of the ground in a concrete slab pour.

[@thing4826]

I like how people are malding over his "totally scientific testing".

[@companionofowls5438]

The block with tie wire is called a "dobie" it's used to set reinforcing steel on so when concrete is poured the rebar is not touching the ground. Or sides of the forms

[@everything777]

How are you meant to create a consistent product for a specific use when you will be drilling through varying rock/soil type mixes to make the tunnel?

[@ludidd]

A real brick isn't made to be dropped, and it's less durably because there are little air holes inside to keep a lower temperature inside the house.

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Bricks? Did Half As Interesting take over this channel

[@jbeans9212]

“I’m not really good at investing in things” dude, no kidding? You’re split things in half after you buy them.

[@higginsfamilyforever8250]

I love your videos. I have learned a lot just by watching them.

[@putt7515]

Old bricks exist simply because it has a more interesting look, texture and color. It is slightly more expensive because it is harder to find used bricks that have a vintage look and is still in a usable.

[@callmeoj3004]

I just watched a brick drop test What am I doing with life😐

[@walterbrunswick]

Obviously nothing concrete

[@kashiramgautam1182]

@@walterbrunswick 😂😂😂😂

[@breakingmad2645]

Watch a grown man getting entertained by dropping bricks

[@jackabela9517]

It rides on rails

[@nittixani4868]

pov:you are in the comment seaction for the same reason as me, trying to find the answer to why the used brick cost more then the new brick

[@cammycamdemos9799]

congrats on 7 million subscribers!!!!

[@timothymcintosh2932]

The small concrete blocks are for pouring concrete slabs they hold the rebar mat off the ground. The wire ties to the rebar to keep it in place.

[@milathecat5454]

Imagine being in that tunnel and it starts filling up with water

[@scorch4362]

7 Seconds Ago

[@KylerLiam]

7 minutes ago

[@Card_Asylum]

2 hours ago.

[@samsheen5126]

If you can make a product that’s cheaper than the industry standard, but is still stronger.... now that’s a good product.

[@btwitsalex7477]

Never thought I'd find a company digging a tunnel fun to watch

[@-bluberry-3155]

Woohoo the time I watched this you hit 7M congrats guys 🥳🥳🥳