Incredible Construction Techniques & Tools Every Ingenious Construction Worker Should Use
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Techniques and tools used in construction evolve with technology. This makes the work done faster and makes the work of the employees easier. Of course, something pleasant to watch emerges for us. Let's see what techniques and tools we show in the video.
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There is nothing more beautiful than the work of human hands, slightly crooked, unique.
You would call that “wabi sabi”, beauty in the imperfect.
I had a worker on my crew from Central America say to me once, “ You Americans spend more time trying to save time working than it takes to do the actual work.” This video proves that point
We figure out how to save time once, then multiply it infinitely.
So says the guy that does not need to heat his home or have insulation
the plaster thing. by the time they set that thing up. I could have that wall done
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How long did it take to setup the 3 plastering machines, then clean them up and remove them?
Probably quicker to plaster it by hand.
IBuilt Tech HD teams sincerely appreciate the skills of guys in this video. ❤
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Those who works in construction, Civil Engineering field, interior works, home decoration or Architectural field.
BRAVOOOOO 👍
Those brick guides are amazing. Workers could use them...or they could just learn how to place a bead of mortar and lay brick.
Amazing inventions improving every industry. I'm always excited about the future.
Yeah... Yeah
back in 1983 we were as well
Look where the fuck we ended up
LGBTQ, Flat earthers, people don't know how many genders there are anymore,
you have soyboys that call themselves MGTOW
people no longer have fights to resolve issues, instead they act tough behind a keyboard and as a result do not learn valuable life lessons that would make them a good partner one day ,
There are not really any good artists anymore and the one's that are are a minority
Oh yeah... and there are no flying cars
so.... yeah.. the future is fucking exciting huh ?
LOL
The external insulation and brick cladding looked nice and would help insulate 1000's of non cavity walled houses.
That giant circular saw to enlarge window openings in concrete looks like a lot of fun to operate. Let's put the rookie on that job.
what couple possibly go wrong????
Those plastic brick things are about as much use as flip flops in a blizzard.
Just another way to allow amateurs to pretend they have skills.
Lol
Технологии, это наше всё. С этим спорить бессмысленно. Но ни в коем случае, нельзя допускать к работе строителя, который не прочёл сказку "Три поросёнка."
I’m a bricklayer…I’m
Not worried 😂
I too am a Bricklayer it's thousands of years old, created with human hands and hand tools. We are craftsmen leave our art form alone! These are the people that would photophobia the Mona Lisa!!!!
My old man started his building apprenticeship in 1953. He always said there would never be a machine that could lay bricks.
How wrong he was................ somebody in Western Australia has invented a robot that can lay them faster and more accurately than humans.
The days of the Brickie are numbered.............they will probably be still needed for BBQs, decorative work and small jobs.
Then there is a machine for laying brick paved roadways.............the bricks are put into a feeder hopper on top and come out in a 6 to 8 metre wide square herringbone pattern at the bottom.
Recently, I saw a 3D Printer that pours concrete walls.
It is incredible what they have invented.
Sorry never going to happen. How many does it take to look after the machine? Hoddy feeding mortar, hoddy feeding bricks, 2 or 3 Bricklayers jointing up. Does the machine read drawings? Does it leave out openings for doors and windows? Does put expansion ties in with sleeves? The list goes on and on!! If it hasn't caught on worldwide now it never will!!
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It is a computer controlled, truck mounted machine with a robotic arm similar to a concrete pumping boom.
Only needs two people to set up and operate.
I am sure you know what they say about Brickies........ when they were handling out the brains, the Brickie thought they said milkshakes.......... and asked for a thick one..🙂
You do realise computer controlled robotic arms have made many manual jobs virtually redundant?.............. I bet the people who formerly did those jobs also thought it was never going to happen them, and had a similar list of excuses / reasons why not.
Can it build a corner ?
@@RWildekrav66 Yep. It is a computer controlled robotic system.
Type in Hadrian X or Fastbrick Robotics: Hadrian X digital construction system or Brick Laying Robot on RUclips and it take you to the clips.
I have not seen it lay an archway...........yet.
There’s just no way I would use that brickwork method. Did you notice the way the wall wobbled when the girl nudged it? There’s no way that a half inch of external pointing and interior wall ties will offer anywhere near sufficient horizontal impact resistance. I suspect that even under medium wind load that pointing will within five years largely separate, disintegrate, and drop out.😅
Yeah, normally I like this sort of video, but this video was full of 'new' methods that may barely make it beyond the warranty limits. And the method with the guy operating the giant circular saw was not only outright mega dangerous, it was also structurally questionable.
Even wolf can blow them out.
@@mrtopcat2 i was wondering that. Trying to work out if he was USA from his clothing, if he was, goodness how that got a permit.
@@mrtopcat2 How so?
@@andrewsmith8729 Are you trying to troll or you are unsure what you want to ask?
Lots of dreamers out there . Always faster and cheaper till it fails .
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Do you think he knows he's supposed to unwrap the window before installing?
Air pockets in the concrete. Yeeeeah i think ill pass. Pay the extra money and do it right
Only took em a week to set up the plastering machine !!!
Thought they learned to do it the right way in school
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That plastering machine, the time it took to erect and setup the frame someone would have plastered the whole wall already.
None will make it cheaper.....only will make the builder /contractor richer.....
Haggala pkka kathor andala latha pathor ...
Too many of these labour-saving methods leave out the wiggle-and-jiggle of the experts' technique. The result is, they fall apart or have trapped air.
Great, now we have to buy hundreds of those plastic things!
The cutting tool used to form window opening in concrete wall is way too big.Hilti have a cutting saw to do the same thing its been in operation for a number of years and is a quarter of the size of the one used in this video.
Great, get rid of the skill out of construction so you don't have to pay a decent rate of pay which is only a small compensation for the damage done to the body over the lifetime of working in the industry.
I'm a car painter of 20 years experience. You have young people that have done 2 weeks training and the franchises are flooding the market with them.
Nonsense building a brick wall like that will not work because each brick is not the same size .If you build that wall 20 courses high it would show there is no substitute for mortar between bricks.
Hard to imagine that human slicing machine is legal. You couldn't pay me enough to operate that amputation device. 1:08
Hook it up to a backhoe or a robot at least.
It looked like a hydraulic driven quick-cut saw. That type of blade is different to a circular saw blade for cutting timber. They are the same as a brick saw blade and do not cut you.
The way they cut brick and concrete is totally different to how a circular saw blade for cutting wood works.
A circular saw blade for wood has sharpened tungsten tips for 'cutting' the wood.
A brick saw blade has segments made from industrial diamonds set into a compound. These blades 'abrade' the brick and concrete........ much like how sandpaper works on timber.
@@andrewsmith8729 they would abrade your leg as easily as tarmac would abrade your knees if you fall of a bike at speed. Worked as a diamond driller for a while.
@@mickperkins8793 They will not 'amputate' body parts like a chainsaw or circular used for carpentry saw will.
I used to own both a brick saw and quick cut saw that took 14 inch diamond blades.
People used to say to me all the time, "that looks dangerous" when wet cutting bricks.
They would not believe it was not until they were shown.
We used to wear dish washing gloves as they were the best for preventing birds eyes.
You could put the back of your hand against the running blade and it would do nothing to you.
It is nothing like your arm would be severed if you tripped and fell against the running running blade......... provided all the segments are still attached to the blank.
Try a boolean search to find anyone who has lost body parts using one of these blades on a construction job.........they are nothing like a chainsaw or circular saw blade.............
They are also different to a multicutter wheel and the blades used to cut aluminium........ which are just as lethal as a circular saw blade for timber.
The only thing I see is more and more chemical and plastic waste in the future!
Okay, there is a Canadian documentary called "Sand Wars". It is here on RUclips.
How sand is naturally made is actually quite complex. If I remember correctly, the grains of sand begin life in mountain streams and take thousands of years before they end up in the ocean. The ocean floor only has a thin covering layer of sand in some parts.................it is not an infinite resource.
The grains of sand in the ocean, compared to the grains of sand in a desert are a different shape, the ocean sand is squarish and sharp, whereas the desert sand grains are rounded and smooth.......... which is why it was not used to create those artificial islands in Dubai.......... and it is not normally used to make concrete.
It is not so much about the cement powder they are worried about........... it is the amount of sand that is used to make concrete that is the issue.
Sand Wars is a great documentary........it is one of the best I have seen, but I work in construction, so find it interesting.......... the other is Blue Gold: the world water wars.
The modern compounds in this video look grey like concrete, but might not contain a lot of Portland cement, which is a compound of Lime, Clay and Fly Ash.
That brickwork is a joke, by the time you have set it all up you could have built the wall and it wouldn't blow over in the lightest of winds either
I am guessing they would pour something down the back of them to fill the cavity space between the two walls. Technically, they are bricks being placed around an interlocking plastic framework.
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There are more safety violations in this video than there are good ideas
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There are links in the description of the video.
Today's new techniques are tomorrow's problems, brick, slate, and timber cant be bettered, don't reinvent the wheel.
Did the announcers shallow a helium balloon
plastic bricks a joke plaster wall no way cutting Windows with machines go fly a kite hands tools the best
Why are we still clinging on antiquated materials and ideas ?
Because they have worked for hundreds of years and generally installed by skilled craftsmen, which we seem to have lost interest in. Give me some bricks and mortar and you can keep the plastic thing-a-ma-bobs.
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But what he's doing is dangerous. All he has to do is get the machine out of his hand and both his legs are gone. 1:09
Das ist aber schön gefährlich was der da macht. Braucht ihm nur die Maschine aus der Hand geraten und schon sind seine beiden Beine weg. 1:09
No. That is not correct. The blade on these 'abrades' the concrete, whereas the blade on a wood circular saw has sharpened teeth that 'cut' the wood.
A brick saw blade works the same way that sandpaper does on wood or car body filler. You cannot cut a piece of timber in half with sandpaper in an electric sander, can you?
I have cut tens of thousands of bricks using a segmented diamond blade. It is a totally different concept to the blade on a circular saw used for cutting wood.........they will not cut off both your legs.
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@@safedisk22 natürlich! Ein Maurerer ist immer B soffn.
Ein echter Mauerer kennt auch das Maurerlied!
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@@auricom24 Junge Du bist nicht ganz Glatt da oben ! Ich bin Maurer und kenne das Lied absolut nicht!
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Incredible is an exaggeration
wtf you can not build a wall without cement?
yes you can, it just won't stay up for long.
@@John01GM40 Never seen an Adobe Brick or Refractory wall?
Cement is only a binding agent............it is a compound powder............ that is used to bind sand grains together in mortar and to fill the air spaces between aggregate and sand in concrete, so it binds together.
There plenty of walls built without cement that have stood the test of time.
Why incredible? Aren’t they capable any reasonable standard of brick laying?
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Had turn volume down. Couldn’t stand the creepy whisper voice.
Funny how the world is doubling down on one-time use plastic products (jigs, insulation) when micro-plastics are arguably the biggest, most imminent and visual threat to the environment so far. And those stupid concrete void donuts. I have to laugh at the narrator blindly reading the script that claims a little less concrete usage is better than thousands of pounds of plastic that will never go away, only get smaller and harder to clean. One part of human thinking here is definitely way behind the other
Who plasters anymore?
The video announcer is a Jew...
Why would you try to insult an entire community of people. It’s unfair and unbecoming. Shame on you!
Automatic voice, very annoying
Gutes und Müll in 1 Video.
Absolute shite way to lay bricks, it won’t last 5 minutes
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