Containers D+1 Cutting of openings Building in containers
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2020
- Hello. Here is a new video to present you our shipping container construction project. It is about the extension of our house. We will try to share our experience with you by showing you step by step the realization of the different phases of work.
You have certainly watched the previous video where we saw the delivery of the containers and their installation. It was the D-day for us which marked the beginning of the construction site.
Today we are at D+1 and the first step is to cut the openings in the containers.
You will see it, this stage is not very complicated to carry out but it is rather tiresome. It requires few tools, we make the point at the end of the video.
You can entrust this work to a professional, but you can also, with a little application, do it yourself. That's what I chose to do. As with any action on a construction site, safety is paramount, here in particular, we also talk about it at the end of the video.
The first step consists of tracing the openings on the containers. It is obviously necessary to check the levels and the plumbing and especially to trace them in the right place. You must therefore refer to the plan. Once you have cut your containers, it will be complicated to go back if you made a mistake. Here we apply the old adage which says "measure twice, cut once".
It is necessary to take into account the precise dimension of the doors and windows and especially to add a small peripheral perimeter to be able to install them without being hindered and to leave room for the joints.
Once you have drawn the lines, you can start cutting.
It is best to start by cutting the bottom, then the verticals and finally the upper horizontal part. This is safer in terms of safety.
With used containers the sheets are twisted and therefore, when cutting them, forces are released. It is necessary to take precautions beforehand to prevent them from having a spring effect when you finish cutting them.
The use of the grinder is not like working on a workbench, where the working position is relatively comfortable. Here, the work is partly done at a height and one receives projections on oneself. A very wide protection is preferable, especially the head, from the scalp to the neck.
We also needed to open 2 of our containers over almost the entire length, i.e. about 10 by 12 meters, to connect them together. Logic dictates that at least 10 centimeters of sheet metal should be left at the top under the longitudinal beam to ensure the rigidity of the structures. As far as we were concerned, we wanted to recover the whole height of the containers and we cut almost flush with the beams. They had become very flexible, so we reinforced them from above with IPN (metal beams) placed across. You'll see this in a future video.
Cutting is very messy, remember to clean your site as you go along by sweeping or vacuuming the filings. Avoid blowing it away as it will rest further away and the dirt will still be on the job site. I had taken care to sweep regularly, but without picking up. This is not wise because the piles of filings had rusted and I had to scrape off the rust in the end: waste of time.
Let's come to the equipment. I had 2 grinders: 1 for 320 mm discs and a small one for 125 mm discs.
The thickness of the plates being less than 2mm, I found it wise to use thin discs: between 1.9 and 2.5 mm thick. The thinner the disc, the faster it will wear out... it's a matter of choice.
I had been advised to use a large grinder, but I didn't think it was necessarily the best solution. It's a heavy machine, and when you work at height, the handling is not easy. It's handy for vertical cuts, but for horizontal cuts I preferred the small grinder. On the other hand, the discs being smaller, they wear out faster.
For our job, we had to make about 200 meters of cutting. At a rate of 10 meters per hour, it took me about 20 to 25 hours of work. Depending on the progress of the site, this work was spread out over about 15 days.
I also had to think about deburring the sheets, especially on the floor. There are 6 mm thick discs or winged discs for this purpose.
For safety, you have to be very vigilant because the machines turn very fast, 8,000 to 12,000 revolutions per minute, so an accident can happen quickly. Leather gloves, a protective mask and an anti-noise helmet must be used. A protective visor seems preferable to safety goggles, but I couldn't find any because we were in a period of confinement.
If you too are interested in the construction of containers or if you have been tempted by such an adventure, do not hesitate to leave comments or to send us your questions. We will try to answer them if possible.
We look forward to seeing you for the next videos and the next steps of the construction site very soon. See you soon.
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Super boulot j ai vraiment hâte de voir la fin
Je vous remercie car vous m'éclairer énormément
j'ai très envie de suivre votre exemple , good job , je vais suivre avec attention
Sacré boulot! J'ai hâte de voir les prochaines vidéos et le résultat final.
ça vient... il suffit de s'abonner pour être averti des prochaines publications.
Bravo pour votre projet, nous sommes également en étude de la construction de notre habitation en containers, donc j'attends avec impatience vos prochaines videos
Merci. Si vous voulez des renseignements précis ou avoir un retour d’expérience de notre part nous pouvons en discuter par téléphone. Vous pouvez nous joindre par email dans un premier temps via contact@kerworkshop.com
@@Kerworkshop je vous remercie, et je le ferais avec grand plaisir
Merci pour la video
Pour le choix de la meule la grande est mieux gain de temp, et stabilité, sécurité question d'habitude le reste au niveau sécurité est nickel.
Manque juste un casque de chantier.
Je travail en chantier et le casque a son utilité
Merci!!
Super boulot 😉 et vos conseils sont très bon surtout sr la sécurité je sis aussi intéressé par une maison container 👍
Merci. Il faut oser!!!
Bonjour bonne vidéo et félicitations
J'ai une question
Comment réaliser une construction en conteneur dans un climat tropical et équatoriale et ce qui concerne la gestion des hautes températures.
Merci pour la vidéo. Est-il possible de faire les découpes avec un découpeur plasma.
oui tout à fait, nous ne l'avons pas fait car nous n'en avions pas à disposition. Je pense que les découpes au plasma sont plus précises qu'à la meuleuse.
Ça m'intéresse de plus niveau tarifs ça coûte quoi deux contenaire comme vous pour le garage
Bonjour...Etant intéressé par ce genre de construction j'aimerai savoir quel est le delai entre la commande et la livraison des containers ...Merci
pourquoi ne pas utiliser un decoupeur plasma pour la tole ?
Parceque je n'en avais pas, mais ça aurait été probablement plus simple...
On peut également utiliser un découpeur oxyacétylénique, utilisé en plomberie.
Bonjour nous avons un projet de maison container.. Pouvez vous nous dire a peu pres combien il faut prevoir financièrement pour effectuer ce projet ? Merci pour votre aide
Nous n'avons pas encore fini totalement notre projet et donc nous n'avons pas encore le coût global, mais on devrait être aux environ de 1 000 € TTC/m²
@@Kerworkshop 100 000 euros pour 100 m2 est ce vraiment une bonne affaire ?
Bonjour, je suis très intéressé par le projet, j’aimerais avoir plus des renseignements de À à Z, suite à un grand projet, j’aurais bien voulu vous contacter par e-mail svp.
Merci
c'est possible depuis notre site internet kerworkshop.com
On dirait que cest toi la chaine de teste de machine park side
pourtant je n'ai quasiment pas d'outil parkside...