What an amazing occupation! And to think they've been doing it like this for a thousand years!! An extremely difficult way to make a bare living! I had no idea so much sweat went into brick making, and how little reward they get for it. I'm glad you got this interview before the job becomes automated. Ron from Cincinnati
How beautiful that mud is. And how he handles it. He handles the soft mud mix like it is part of him. He's been doing this for so long it is part of him. Amazing how much it is ingrained into his being that he keeps making and mixing even though he makes very little.
I saw in a tv program a few years ago, A guy put up an adobe wall. I thought ho-hum good for you, but then he also plastered it with the same material but you could still see the pattern of the blocks, Man that really made it look good. The home and wall complemented each other really awesome.
Jorge has the touch. Those are really nicely done. Compare these bricks to those made on site in many places in the southwest US and these are far superior
Let me know if I've got this right: The kiln is a temporary structure for firing the sun-dried bricks that the kiln is constructed from. Do the sugar cane fibres + saw dust + straw help it cook, or directly add to the material strength?
How to make mud thick and fermented ? Nice. can i do 5 row will it work ? or 3x2 = 6 What is best season / weather to make Can we make more bigger around 12 inch x 5.5 inch What is best material composition and ration for adobe bricks ? With clay sanf we also use hay shredded and cow dung also here in India
When I become financially rich.... I will move to Mexican and help young children. I will buy bricks from your family... Until then I will do what I can and that is to pray..... I will save this video.
All the more reason to NOT exploit people! @Presidential Suite -- why the idiotic name? And " i see you also changed your comment... funny," Really? How did I change it without having the "edited" notation on my comment? You can see it right here on THIS comment. I also find you calling me "dear" disrespectful. You don't know me!
He said he hops the brick making is hard work. So what it is very important that young men work hard. It makes them proud of themselves. They don't need therapy like Americans. They don't go around shooting people either. Hard work is good for you
When you send out a message please check your spelling and grammar. If they build the wall I hope you will be the first to volunteer to work in the agriculture fields. Be nice or karma will catch up with you in 2018.
+Jorge A. Santana My karma is fine I got exactly what I wanted a change in how government is working .... Note the change in management with the last presidential election....... I've never wished foe bad things for our friends to the south , only that the stay in their own country and make the changes in their own governments that would allow them to prosper... The vegetables will get picked and the grammar police and communists will always be with us. After all we have you right !
Why did the interviewer think it unnecessary to give Jorge a microphone? Some of us DO speak Spanish. Also what did he mean by FERMENTING the bricks? And since it"s adobe, why bake them? It's all very confusing.
Gracias por tus comentarios. Para la próxima espero ser más preciso y explicar "fermentar" mejor. No todos los que ven mis videos hablan español y me alegro que tu si. El ladrillo se necesita "hornear" para que quede más duradero.
I do feel sorry for u because u obviously haven't worked hard. At least u don't sound like it.hard work is healthy. I have met people who haven't worked hard and they have a sense of entitlement and usually are weak mentally as well as physically I really respect people who have worked hard Ps I have been in the trades since 1976
Kevin Harvey I don’t know if your comment is meant for me or the adobe workers in my video, but if it’s me you refer to, then I think you are being extremely judgmental. I worked in the fields with a shirt hoe and realized that education was my way out of this “hard work” and ended earning a Ph.D
Jorge A. Santana not meant for u Jorge just some idiot that doesn't know the value of working hard. I got a trade so I didn't have to work too hard when I got old. Congrats on ur PhD
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What an amazing occupation! And to think they've been doing it like this for a thousand years!! An extremely difficult way to make a bare living! I had no idea so much sweat went into brick making, and how little reward they get for it. I'm glad you got this interview before the job becomes automated. Ron from Cincinnati
blocchi per la produzione di mattoni molto puliti e buoni, cordiali saluti dall'Indonesia🙏🙏
How beautiful that mud is. And how he handles it. He handles the soft mud mix like it is part of him. He's been doing this for so long it is part of him.
Amazing how much it is ingrained into his being that he keeps making and mixing even though he makes very little.
I saw in a tv program a few years ago, A guy put up an adobe wall. I thought ho-hum good for you, but then he also plastered it with the same material but you could still see the pattern of the blocks, Man that really made it look good. The home and wall complemented each other really awesome.
Great story Javier
very good - greetings from Minnesota, US
Great video! I sure would have loved to have seen the bricks fired!
Jorge has the touch. Those are really nicely done. Compare these bricks to those made on site in many places in the southwest US and these are far superior
Muy interesante e informativo. Muchas gracias.
Me alegro que le haya gustado.
cerca de donde vivo.. casualidades encontrarse con este vídeo.
Josue Rubio y en donde es?
City college has some good classes and some of my former students are instructors there...do it!
what city is this in mexico?
Let me know if I've got this right: The kiln is a temporary structure for firing the sun-dried bricks that the kiln is constructed from. Do the sugar cane fibres + saw dust + straw help it cook, or directly add to the material strength?
Jove Rogers the kiln bakes the bricks and makes them stronger.
How to make mud thick and fermented ?
Nice. can i do 5 row will it work ? or 3x2 = 6
What is best season / weather to make
Can we make more bigger around 12 inch x 5.5 inch
What is best material composition and ration for adobe bricks ?
With clay sanf we also use hay shredded and cow dung also here in India
You are probably right...Mexican cuisine is not the healthiest of diets.
Thank for your keen observation.
These are regular bricks, they are not adobe bricks. Adobe bricks are made with sand, clay and straw, sun dried.
Richard D. The only difference is that these bricks are oven baked but the ingredients are basically the same. Thanks for your observation.
@@armsantana Señor Santana, The point is adobe bricks are sun dried, not kiln fired, as these are.
When I win the lottery..... George, when I win. I will make you a thousandaire and buy truckloads of adobe's
Gohot229 lol Ill do the same
When I become financially rich.... I will move to Mexican and help young children. I will buy bricks from your family...
Until then I will do what I can and that is to pray..... I will save this video.
Are you guys still poor???
Or, you could do what the poorest of the poor have been doing for many thousands of years and do the work yourself.
All the more reason to NOT exploit people!
@Presidential Suite -- why the idiotic name?
And " i see you also changed your comment... funny," Really? How did I change it without having the "edited" notation on my comment? You can see it right here on THIS comment.
I also find you calling me "dear" disrespectful. You don't know me!
the Grullo Jalisco
en mexico hacen templos del sol hasta para los ladrillos xD
Why do they need to "fire" or kiln dry the bricks? Why do others make adobe just by drying them in open air for a week? Which is better?
Kiln dried bricks are stronger and hold up better with time.
Jorge, I want to learn Spanish to expand my knowledge.
Lol yo hablo español
👏👏👏🇺🇾👋👋👋
He said he hops the brick making is hard work. So what it is very important that young men work hard. It makes them proud of themselves. They don't need therapy like Americans. They don't go around shooting people either. Hard work is good for you
You must be a sad person to think all Americans need therapy, I almost feel bad for you
Or he’s a smart person who sees how the U.S. has become a country of isolation, crime; shootings, mass murder.
Hard work builds character
Lol .... That all you've got .... Build the wall !
When you send out a message please check your spelling and grammar. If they build the wall I hope you will be the first to volunteer to work in the agriculture fields. Be nice or karma will catch up with you in 2018.
+Jorge A. Santana My karma is fine I got exactly what I wanted a change in how government is working .... Note the change in management with the last presidential election....... I've never wished foe bad things for our friends to the south , only that the stay in their own country and make the changes in their own governments that would allow them to prosper... The vegetables will get picked and the grammar police and communists will always be with us. After all we have you right !
@@davidcummings6299 How's that change working out now? Doesn't look too good.
Los vídeos muy buenos pero no sé escucha la voz de nadie !!
Why did the interviewer think it unnecessary to give Jorge a microphone? Some of us DO speak Spanish.
Also what did he mean by FERMENTING the bricks?
And since it"s adobe, why bake them? It's all very confusing.
Gracias por tus comentarios. Para la próxima espero ser más preciso y explicar "fermentar" mejor. No todos los que ven mis videos hablan español y me alegro que tu si. El ladrillo se necesita "hornear" para que quede más duradero.
Bueno me suscribo entonces.
I do feel sorry for u because u obviously haven't worked hard. At least u don't sound like it.hard work is healthy. I have met people who haven't worked hard and they have a sense of entitlement and usually are weak mentally as well as physically I really respect people who have worked hard
Ps
I have been in the trades since 1976
Kevin Harvey I don’t know if your comment is meant for me or the adobe workers in my video, but if it’s me you refer to, then I think you are being extremely judgmental. I worked in the fields with a shirt hoe and realized that education was my way out of this “hard work” and ended earning a Ph.D
Jorge A. Santana not meant for u Jorge just some idiot that doesn't know the value of working hard. I got a trade so I didn't have to work too hard when I got old. Congrats on ur PhD
this is whats called "useless information"