WOOD CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGIES THAT HAVE REACHED A NEW LEVEL

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @robohippy
    @robohippy Год назад +17

    Interesting that 'wood dowel' construction is coming back into style. I am a furniture maker, so it is old news to me. As for the stacked block houses, mine is made with wood fiber and cement. Huge insulation and sound dampening qualities. My walls are 1 foot thick. Just about any fiber can be used.

    • @robohippy
      @robohippy Год назад

      We have lots of Douglas Fir around me. It can support a lot of weight, but I don't know if I would want do do any sky scrapers with it though.

    • @chippysteve4524
      @chippysteve4524 Год назад

      In carpentry we use pegs not dowels.Pegs are split(i.e. continuous grain),tapered and octagonal and not produced on a lathe.The principles and techniques of joinery rarely apply to carpentry :-)

    • @robohippy
      @robohippy Год назад +1

      And what is a peg, other than a big dowel. They are used for exactly the same purpose, no matter if you are timber framing or making furniture.

    • @chippysteve4524
      @chippysteve4524 Год назад

      Completely wrong I'm afriaid.Try reading what I actually wrote.A peg is split from a billet,,tapered and octagonal-ish so the grain is continuous i.e. max possible strength,even if not straight.They are then trimmed to size,usually with a drawknife or axe .Dowels are turned on a lathe,of uniform section i.e. not tapered and round so strength is far from guaranteed.@@robohippy

    • @Pepe-dq2ib
      @Pepe-dq2ib Год назад

      but at $135? I could get a box of 2000 stainless coil nails for $100

  • @jimmcdougall9973
    @jimmcdougall9973 Год назад +1

    “Even individuals in wheelchairs can comfortably enjoy the WALK”? Sick!!!

  • @hillbillymal9351
    @hillbillymal9351 Год назад +4

    "Even people in wheelchairs can enjoy the walk" , 😊😊

  • @antoniiocaluso1071
    @antoniiocaluso1071 9 месяцев назад

    LOTS of really Good ideas, no matter what the others write! :-) its GOTTA get Better ALL the time!! And we're all sure tryin' ...

  • @JoeSchmedlap-lm2wx
    @JoeSchmedlap-lm2wx Год назад +4

    I'll check back in 20 years and see how many of these "innovations" have worked.

    • @chippysteve4524
      @chippysteve4524 Год назад +2

      Haha it won't take that long to find out ;-)

  • @ghostshadow9046
    @ghostshadow9046 Год назад +2

    0:15 aluminum nails are NOT allowed in home or commercial construction, because they FAIL so comparing the wood nails to them is another fail I also see they do not have a head on them so boards can pull off of the ends. 2:02 Brickawood is just dovetailed boards, vapor barrier is required, the boards that were shown will NOT last long term. 6:55 problem with that product is it depends on having STRAIGHT lumber. 10:07 ok what chemicals are in the product to make a wood product non flammable. 12:48 how could it be AIR TIGHT if it allows vapor through, vapor is LARGER than air, air molecules are much smaller than any vapor molecules

  • @TVK_Idiotwork
    @TVK_Idiotwork Год назад +1

    *Thank you, I am amazed watching these wonderful moments*

  • @outdoorEDucationandmore
    @outdoorEDucationandmore Год назад

    a place for termites to live in also, awesome eco friendly house

  • @diyathomevn
    @diyathomevn Год назад +1

    locked after one month! Thank you, I'm so surprised to see these wonderful moments😦😦😦😯😯

  • @antonleimbach648
    @antonleimbach648 Год назад +3

    Those wooden houses are far stronger than ones that use metal nails. Wood nails and basically dowels and they expand to create a very strong joint. Also, the dovetail joins are even better. Metal nails and the worst.

  • @elyzeceus5791
    @elyzeceus5791 Год назад

    Great invention

  • @nickbrutanna9973
    @nickbrutanna9973 Год назад +2

    Who the heck uses "aluminum" nails? Nails are steel. While these wooden nails are essentially equivalent to dowels, they don't have the shear strength of metal. So applications are constrained.

  • @Red-dy4gg
    @Red-dy4gg Год назад +1

    Termites will be happy with the wood nails

    • @agr18181
      @agr18181 Год назад +1

      Not with the rest of the wall... Just with the nails.

  • @tinacheez1450
    @tinacheez1450 Год назад

    I show these to my grandma when she falls asleep, better than coffee

  • @outdoorEDucationandmore
    @outdoorEDucationandmore Год назад

    these wood houses and building make for a great bonfire !

  • @richardmeo2503
    @richardmeo2503 Год назад +1

    If you are using wood as structural members for anything over 3 stories, you better put in a sprinkler system.

  • @susiedupuy9532
    @susiedupuy9532 Год назад +2

    I'm wondering how some of these will last in sandy loam soil. We have to replace fencing that the sand wears away.

  • @Joe-if9wn
    @Joe-if9wn Год назад +10

    Imagine how many trees it took to build

    • @jonboatmorava9115
      @jonboatmorava9115 Год назад +3

      Yes, that's why plastics became so big, a tree alternative that sits in the ocean for a thousand years 😅😅

    • @Joe-if9wn
      @Joe-if9wn Год назад

      Some people don't know how to recycle ♻️

    • @b_uppy
      @b_uppy Год назад +6

      That's why planting trees is important.
      We can utilize land normally used to grow monocultured annuals for ethanol and livestock feed: Switch to biome-appropriate perennials, trees, vines and shrubs for food and livestock feed instead.
      The latter means soil creation instead of depletion, recharging of aquifers and watertables, less downstream flooding and wildfires, less water usage, less operational cost and use of fossil fuels, as well as more useful material, localized resiliency, better nutrition for people and livestock, etc.

  • @IIIIISIGIIIII
    @IIIIISIGIIIII Год назад

    Tho 128 that toy he had to go places....super interesting....can't lie

  • @mikeadams4747
    @mikeadams4747 Год назад +1

    Where is the blue steel thing from the thumbnail?

  • @Joy1957K
    @Joy1957K Год назад +2

    Okay so if the nails of the Lignoloc cost $135 what is the 'special' nail gun worth??????

    • @ImACookieTasteMe
      @ImACookieTasteMe Год назад +1

      the price of the coil nailer doesnt really matter since you will put hundreds of thousands of nails through it
      im guessing this is priced in usd so i dont exactly not the price of a competing product

    • @billsmith9249
      @billsmith9249 Год назад

      @@ImACookieTasteMe Im glad you have faith in new technology because it ALWAYS performs and last so well. So, let me know how your pneumatic wooden nailer works out after you put 'hundreds of thousands' of nails through it. lolololoolololololololol

  • @ammagato
    @ammagato Год назад

    Il legno è un materiale bellissimo ma il disboscamento è inammissibile per cui meno se ne usa meglio è. Il bamboo (o bambù) è facilmente reperibile ed è a crescita vigorosa, praticamente giornaliera. Usarlo per costruire case mi sembra un grosso sbaglio, per le abitazioni ci sono tantissimi altri materiali che hanno maggiore durata e resa.

  • @ForgeAheadwithMike
    @ForgeAheadwithMike Год назад

    Europe has all the cool products. While the States still use basic studs and nails…

  • @Doogie1954
    @Doogie1954 Год назад +2

    $135 bucks for a 1,000. wood nails , I will stick with steel nails.

  • @baba5098
    @baba5098 Год назад

    How many forest trees wil go for this type of the usage.😢😢😢😢😢

  • @brendanmichaelwelsh6260
    @brendanmichaelwelsh6260 Год назад +1

    "People in wheelchairs can enjoy the walk" How TF did this get past editing?

    • @chippysteve4524
      @chippysteve4524 Год назад

      Are you assuming that some effort went into producing this compilation of adverts for garbage? :-)

  • @Woodneye-mc5jt
    @Woodneye-mc5jt Год назад

    Those Log Homes are extremely wasteful of our precious timber resources.

    • @Goodwithwood69
      @Goodwithwood69 9 месяцев назад

      Wood grows on trees !

    • @Woodneye-mc5jt
      @Woodneye-mc5jt 9 месяцев назад

      @@Goodwithwood69 Not as fast as humans grow in uteruses, taking up space that trees used to grow in.

  • @cmpoliver3499
    @cmpoliver3499 Год назад +3

    The log home supplier you featured, best check the data. Was stated a 150 sq ft home took 6 months. That is 10 x 15 and a couple of carpenters can easily finish that in a week and start to turn key ready a month!

    • @annenash1297
      @annenash1297 Год назад +1

      He said 150 square METERS not feet. Still not huge but not 10 x15

    • @chippysteve4524
      @chippysteve4524 Год назад +1

      It is square metres not feet.
      Not that I'm defending their nonsense :-)

    • @cmpoliver3499
      @cmpoliver3499 Год назад

      @@chippysteve4524 I was being fesitios with a statement of feet given a 150merter house, at least in my Community, from ground breaking to move in takes Max 3 month if stick built and 2 if prefab of which 30 days is for the concrete foundation to cure.

  • @benburnett2159
    @benburnett2159 Год назад

    Yes yes yes

  • @kennethcook5705
    @kennethcook5705 Год назад +1

    Your last comment was confusing, if you’re in a wheelchair how can you walk ?

  • @jaromirjesusgarcesarias6310
    @jaromirjesusgarcesarias6310 8 месяцев назад

  • @k1ghz960
    @k1ghz960 Год назад +3

    Music is highly annoying.

    • @chippysteve4524
      @chippysteve4524 Год назад

      Yeah why do I suddenly feel the need to buy sanitary products and go horseriding ?

  • @ivansbacon
    @ivansbacon Год назад

    I can not purchase these products because youtube will not let me watch your videos.

  • @daleolson3506
    @daleolson3506 7 месяцев назад

    The music junked another video 👎👎👎💩💩😬💩😬

  • @victorfernandez915
    @victorfernandez915 Год назад

    Hi nice but where do I buy those blue coloured joints

  • @jeeptrucklover72
    @jeeptrucklover72 Год назад

    Really? Why is it any different from stick built homes?