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Haha 2/6 = 1/3 rd complete

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The hustle is on & winter will be coming soon, which potentially could cause a big mess. But that usually hasn't had a big impact on construction.

Another great video! Thanks for the update. I was hoping to find in the ground a place where a bunch of plumbing pipes come up, and indicate the location of a break room and restroom. They should have a collection of 12 - 15 pipes for the toilets and kitchen sinks for the break room. There should also be conduits going to the location of the 4,000 to 25,000 amp electrical connection to the building. I worked in a 750,000 square foot building that had 3 each 4,000 amp 480 volt power supplies in one location, that fed bussbars going down the center of the building. Something like this would power a large building like being built here. When they moved in a 400 HP air compressor, they had to cut out a 10 foot X 20 foot section of the 4" thick floor, and replace it with a 10" thick slab for the air compressor. The 400 ton presses did not need any special foundation under them. The building was Weiser Lock, in Huntington Beach CA, back in the 1980's. They had several presses in the 400 ton capacity, and many other machines, such as screw machines, headers, and other machines. We where nearly 100% internal integrated, with making our own springs, screws, and all of the lock parts, machine tools and final assembly of about $300,000 in door locks each day. Over 2,000 great employees working 5 days a week to make it all happen. I am actually in shock at the speed of this building construction! They seem to be adding about 3,000 square feet of roof each day? Maybe even more! They will need a huge line of cement trucks to pour all of that floor space. Hopefully they can get the roof done before they get any snow in the area. Yes Reno gets snow each winter.

Thanks for the update Zanegler. I appreciate the drone views and the additional tidbits of info in your commentary. Tesla is making rapid progress. 😀

I watch this and it does not seem faster than other factory roof construction except in number of people involved? Very hard to tell.

Remember, just a couple of months ago, you were not allowed to fly in the airspace over Tesla property. Now, you're able to produce these beautiful videos. Congrats!

Excellent coverage. I’m amazed at the ingenuity here. The new method of large pre assembled roof sections and a nimble delivery & installation vehicle in one. Wow. The direct camera coverage showing this is important.

FYI two sixth = 1/3 🤣

"The Large Footings aka BFF" - They formed a concrete column under the location of the steel column to continue the point load down the bottom of the footing. Any additional concrete poured around the new concrete column in the footing would offer no compressive value. I assume these area will be pits. Maybe fluids bunkers. Maybe access to underside of a vehicle or press or something. Maybe equipment will be placed in these bunkers. But I would suspect the large holes are likely not all for concrete footings. Footings that are thick typically support large weights. Footings that have large footprints usually offer top heavy structures, like tall signs or water towers, to keep them from tipping over. The fact they formed a relatively small concrete column in the pits to continue the steel column to the base of the footing means it is likely not a a top heavy structure or a high weight point load.

Double column spaced for fire walls (through roof). Keep it up Mr. Z.

중국 속도를 보고 배워라. 5월에 착공한 공장이....현재 60퍼가 넘었다. 버거들은 너무 느려 터졌어. 그럼 혁신적인 공정을 내놓던지.

Great video. Interesting to see how the Chinese would approach this using the BZI. You can be sure they would have at least 2 panel tables operating at the same time. I remember watching the construction of the China Gigafactory and they 80 large cranes all working 24x7. Incredible speed when they build.

Another great video

Any report on who is the building contractor?

I imagine those roof sections must make a lot of noise while being moved to the installation point.

Cheers Zanegler, thanks for the update, and as always, we appreciate your coverage and flyover.

I'm 47yrs old. $73,000 biweekly and I'm retired, this video have inspired me greatly in many ways!!!!❤️

This was a Saturday and men were working on site. Is construction work going on seven days a week ?

Please let me be your guest pilot!!

Whether they move the Mezz-Master also depends on what the next construction phase looks like. Because if walls and floors are started in the first section, then they might be in the way and their transport routes would constantly cross because they have set up the device right in front of the driveway. And the question is, of course, how long will it take them to move the Mezz-Master?!

2/6th is 1/3rd done lollll someone missed math class

Great work .

Really need 2 tables and 2 tractors.

Thanks, Zanegler for the Up-date. BTW can you show the location of this site? Major Freeways!?

Thank you for the updated video.

Some panels are translucent? So no need skylights?

Thank you Mr. “ Z”. There are many GFF over there 👉? I suspect, there could be production of another vehicle besides Semi? Model V( van) very likely, IMO? It appears, that Elon doesn’t slow down? He never had, did he?😮

It's amazing that they can make any progress considering they only have about 10 people working on it.

Overflight permission granted I take it.

Wonderful. Thank you. At some point you should be able to tell us the height of building. My guess is 25 feet.

Are those solar panels?

Incrível esse documentário essa es nossa marca favorita não é seus produtos são verdadeiros sonhos de consumo de todos já

Very good progress

🙋‍♂️THANKS 🤗 ZANEGLER for the update 🛻🛻🛻

🙋‍♂️THANKS 🤗 ZANEGLER for the update 💚💚💚

Are those solar panels?

Thanks for the update! Great to see the progress.

I also think they will move the Mezz-Master. Otherwise they should have set it up in a more central location.

great job!

Thank you so much!

2/6 is the same as a third 1/3...... weird way to put it .... 2/6th ?

Thank you for this update video. It is making good progress, but if you watched the Shanghai factory being built many years ago, you would realize the Chinese would have had ten times more equipment and workers working on this site.

So what are the buildings in the back ground that show up in the first 1 min of the video ?

im wondering where do the workers' cars are gonna park,and 2nd. where do the finished vehicles-Semis are going to be stored. is it gonna expand yet further?

I don't know but it seems that semi production is more straightforward than car manufacturing? Requiring a less sophisticated factory?

They need another Mezz-Master, so that the guys assembling the roof sections are not waiting for the Mezz-Master to remove the roof sections from the roof assembly area.

Its 12 36th's complete... Love your vids - Thanks for all your efforts - Appreciated

2/6,,,,,,,, hmmmmm. Why not just say 1/3?