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  • Опубліковано 27 вер 2024

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  • @riziqvirgiawan2271
    @riziqvirgiawan2271 Рік тому +5

    The use of the green laser to measure the thickness of the plaster on the last one, is simply brilliant.

  • @nyreggie-isb23
    @nyreggie-isb23 2 роки тому +95

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    • @zombie15ish
      @zombie15ish 2 роки тому

      I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading bitcoin on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more.

    • @nyreggie-isb23
      @nyreggie-isb23 2 роки тому

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    • @zombie15ish
      @zombie15ish 2 роки тому

      @@nyreggie-isb23 You allow people to trade for you ? that's interesting, I would love to learn, how safe is it ?

    • @thamad311
      @thamad311 2 роки тому

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    • @bjoe631
      @bjoe631 2 роки тому

      @@thamad311 Well this not my first time of seeing this name on social platform. A CNBC news host spoke highly of this man and his trading strategies. Do you know him ? if yes , did you invest with him ?

  • @palecompass3598
    @palecompass3598 2 роки тому +87

    We bought one of those walkway molds about 6 years ago for a path that stretches about 100 feet. My husband did about two molds a day (before he went to work in the morning) for several days until it was finished. It still works really well. We didn't have to prep the surface much. So, it was less expensive than a traditional walkway and used fewer materials.

    • @daktaklakpak5059
      @daktaklakpak5059 2 роки тому

      And heres the problem, your husband did it. Makes me question what did you at the time? If you're a woman, i expect nothing.

    • @halilibrahimkocoglu5899
      @halilibrahimkocoglu5899 2 роки тому +1

      May I ask how much it costed you and where you purchased the Tasmatic please.
      Thank you in advance

    • @halilibrahimkocoglu5899
      @halilibrahimkocoglu5899 2 роки тому +8

      @@daktaklakpak5059 no need for jealousy please for goodness sake

    • @jidibrai1
      @jidibrai1 2 роки тому

      Do you think it could do an entire patio?

    • @fyu8716
      @fyu8716 2 роки тому +1

      اذا بتريدوا العالم بالعمل ساعدون لاهل البيت قبل المدينه كلها ساعدوني وضعه بالعالم صعيدي حسنين وضعك للعالم الفائلين حسني الوضع العالم الاجانب اجانب لجانب رمضان اجانب الاجانب اجانب يعني حسب رمضان العالم بترجاكم اسمعوني ليش ما حد يحس بالثاني نهائيا كل العالم انا رايي انا كل العالم كثير كثير كثير هلا مثلا العالم اذا وحده احرف اذا وحده مو حافظه الاحرف بضايقولها خلق العالم هالدرجه الاولى العالم الادب الاخلاق احسن شيء بالدنيا عنده احساس اللي ما عنده احساس بااحساس الي ما عنده احساس بحب اخواته بيحبوه يحبوا اخواتهم بحبوه ويحب الاخوه اللي بحبوا بعضهم انا مثلا ما بقرا اخواتي بحبهم لاخواتي ما بكرههم حبا واخوات كثير ست بابا تاج راسي فوق طول العمر طول العمر

  • @Jimmyjimjimjim
    @Jimmyjimjimjim 2 роки тому +4

    Love how he sprinkles in old ass stuff and passes it off as knew tech.

  • @Peter-lc3gx
    @Peter-lc3gx 2 роки тому +15

    Eco friendly plastic and Styrofoam, I have heard everything

    • @daktaklakpak5059
      @daktaklakpak5059 2 роки тому

      Yeah, its complete horsecrap, simple as that. Neither is the production nor the product itself Eco friendly, at any strech of the imagination.
      Its also not recyclable. Its hazardous waste from beginning to end.
      The moment you tear down that house, are people really this dumb to say they recycle it? Thats a convenience Lie to make people feel better.
      Not to mention Styrofoam used to isolate the house walls will increase toxicity in nearby rivers and the groundwater, thats bad! Because Rain washes out the toxic material the foam is made of, at every rainfall, for the next 20 years. That is a hard life hazard FACT!

    • @justayoutuber1906
      @justayoutuber1906 2 роки тому

      I have a bridge I can sell you....

  • @coloradocoinhunter6475
    @coloradocoinhunter6475 2 роки тому +7

    They were using protective equipment they had a ladder up there and they were using the trusses to stand on they're fine people need to stop worrying so much and let people be themselves

    • @septegram
      @septegram 2 роки тому

      They're welcome to be themselves; the goal is to not have them be their *dead* selves. Ladder and truss are not safety equipment; hard hats and tethers are safety equipment 🙄

  • @dlorien7306
    @dlorien7306 2 роки тому +9

    Whoever heard of concrete forms before? Mind. Blown.

  • @cbriangilbert1978
    @cbriangilbert1978 2 роки тому +4

    Yes, you should wear protective equipment in an ideal situation. For most of us we are told to do something and we do it for fear of not getting a pay check to feed our family. Get mad at the boss not the worker.

  • @andrewsmith8729
    @andrewsmith8729 Рік тому +13

    My only question about using plastics is what happens if there is a house fire and they start releasing toxic gases as they melt?

    • @aWomanFreed
      @aWomanFreed Рік тому

      They release toxins constantly. They don’t need to be burning to do it

    • @andrewsmith8729
      @andrewsmith8729 Рік тому

      @@aWomanFreed
      I see comments like this and think to myself how does this person find food to eat?

    • @aWomanFreed
      @aWomanFreed Рік тому +1

      @@andrewsmith8729 I haven’t eaten real food in years, probably…just like everyone else

    • @andrewsmith8729
      @andrewsmith8729 Рік тому

      @@aWomanFreed "Real Food" - enough said.
      I eat real food all the time...... really like Eye Fillet........Steak Dianne...........
      Trust me, you are a long way from Soylent Green.

    • @aWomanFreed
      @aWomanFreed Рік тому +2

      @@andrewsmith8729 u raise and butcher the beef yourself? Cuz if u don’t…..well…..nuff said

  • @SpawnofChaos
    @SpawnofChaos Рік тому +4

    If anyone wants a more in-depth look at how the foam insulation tiles featured in this video work, Diesel Creek just finished installing them in his new shop building all by himself.

  • @mijalic1
    @mijalic1 Рік тому +2

    Great presentation. Thank you for your time and effort to make this video and share it with us. Greetings from Croatia.

  • @jesseplz
    @jesseplz Рік тому

    These plastic materials are so ‘genius’ and environmentally friendly yet none of them are affordable therefore never used in USA.

  • @452susieq
    @452susieq 2 роки тому +1

    Wow!! Brave new world. Great stuff; there are some smart folk out there!

  • @bigfattrolllord
    @bigfattrolllord Рік тому

    Got to love all this "eco friendly" stuff when hen most of it's made out of or manufactured with HYDROCARBONS!!!!!!!!! lol....

  • @brendadavis4254
    @brendadavis4254 2 роки тому

    I think that people have the right to do a job the way they choose.

  • @mmars4032
    @mmars4032 2 роки тому +2

    It helps to have a contact in English for these products that are in another country as looking up in a Non translation website does not encourage sells!

  • @williewhite1901
    @williewhite1901 2 роки тому

    All workers are skilled.

  • @josedecanha7312
    @josedecanha7312 2 роки тому +8

    how are the plastic block eco friendly?

    • @ethelmini
      @ethelmini 2 роки тому +2

      How is any material?
      It's lighter so it uses less fuel to transport.
      It joins together mechanically, so there are no solvent emissions etc in to the atmosphere during assembly.
      It can be completely removed, reused or recycled.

    • @LIBERTY0RDEATH
      @LIBERTY0RDEATH Рік тому +2

      Because they said so, don’t you know that’s how it works.

    • @harryballsacky
      @harryballsacky Рік тому +1

      YOU CAN'T CHALLENGE ANYONE ON CLIMATE CHANGE.....JUST CONFORM COMRADE

  • @hakimahakima3720
    @hakimahakima3720 2 роки тому +1

    شكرا top

  • @jaycarter9489
    @jaycarter9489 2 роки тому +2

    working on heights or around mine shafts requires people who understand the job and the risk safety equipment helps those who can t manage the risk and move about accordingly

    • @andrewsmith8729
      @andrewsmith8729 Рік тому

      I never used to wear fall protection walking steel until the mid 1990s. It was more luck than good management that I survived 3 or 4 close calls.
      Fall protection is now mandatory under many OH&S Acts............ it helps prevent people writing cheques their bodies can't keep............and I have worked with some very good riggers who are now dead or in a wheel chair with colostomy bags as a result of falling from heights.
      The fact of the matter is in situation where there is a risk of falling from height and other controls are not practicable, it is much better to end up being suspended in a harness by a lanyard than going splat........... provided there is a recovery rescue system in place............ and the person falling does not hit a solid object as they fall.
      Still, it is not a perfect world........... somebody I knew was killed when he fell 60 metres back around 2003. He landed across a piece of 150 mm angle and put a 450 mm bend in it.....One of the legs of his twin tailed lanyard broke............ the other was still hooked at the top of the tower.

  • @leftigalvez4259
    @leftigalvez4259 2 роки тому +3

    I ENJOYED IT SO MUCH 😁

  • @vipahman
    @vipahman 2 роки тому +4

    Your construction videos are amazing but could I recommend that you cater to region such as Europe or USA as most of these products are not available across multiple regions.

  • @bandanabanana3162
    @bandanabanana3162 2 роки тому +4

    Fall prevention is the most ridiculously overlooked safety precautions!

    • @gregbrunner599
      @gregbrunner599 2 роки тому

      most of the safety requirements for fall protection also causes more falls to occur

    • @bandanabanana3162
      @bandanabanana3162 2 роки тому

      @@gregbrunner599 I know a lot of people feel that way. I found it aggravating but 20 years of use it never caused me to trip or fall even on the most difficult jobs and places to have to use it. It also shows that those who refuse to use it have no real appreciation for the precious gift of life.

    • @gregbrunner599
      @gregbrunner599 2 роки тому

      @@bandanabanana3162 Have been in the business now over 50 years, and 90% of the employess including me find all this safety stuff a Pain in the arse. I agree in some safety aspect, but many of the things they want are worse than the cure. With all the lines and hoses etc, all you do is trip over the stuff trying to do a roof. Roof jacks in most cases is all you need.

  • @Louischevalier32
    @Louischevalier32 Рік тому

    Pour les blocs en plastique , si une greluche y arrive , c'est que c'est facile ..

  • @dougbegley445
    @dougbegley445 Рік тому

    A skilled Warrior can kill with an ink pen. Without wearing a helmet and a suit of armor. Just according to the person. Some people can even drive a nail.

  • @siroserra8053
    @siroserra8053 Рік тому

    How to dispose of all those chemicals used for construction afterwards ? We would eat and drink them in fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, milk and spring water. Bon appetit to us.

  • @channel7697
    @channel7697 2 роки тому

    production. Thanks again!

  • @mbtvusa1974
    @mbtvusa1974 2 роки тому

    great video

  • @jeffreystorer4966
    @jeffreystorer4966 2 роки тому +1

    The guys screw n down roof sheets put screws in sheet hollows. Should be on peak of sheet once rubber on screw fails will leak

  • @roybillstrom
    @roybillstrom 2 роки тому +2

    Great video with good information. But why do I have to listen to music while watching it? Annoying.

  • @DonStevens68
    @DonStevens68 2 роки тому

    These all fantastic ideas but everyone seems for the costs of these products.

  • @topanteon
    @topanteon 2 роки тому +3

    Let's get this straight, metal rooftops are fucking loud when it rains.

    • @iris3317
      @iris3317 2 роки тому

      Lots of houses in new zealand have noisy metal roofs... even the posher brick

  • @johnschnee3934
    @johnschnee3934 2 роки тому

    We are Saved by Grace Through FAITH NOT WORKS. Salvation is a free gift from GOD given to those all who will believe LORD JESUS CHRIST DIED AS A SALVATION LAMB for our sins by the BLOOD OF LORD JESUS CHRIST HIS BLOOD CLEANSES Our Sins (WHEN YOU BELIEVE IT)!!

    • @giovannialtamore
      @giovannialtamore 2 роки тому +1

      Do you really think people appreciate this kind of messages in this topic? Rather than creating an interest in religion, you are pushing people away. AND STOP USING CAPS!!!

  • @pap314
    @pap314 2 роки тому +1

    2:04 how is a concrete filled plastic bloc environmentally friendly...

  • @MekazaBitrusty
    @MekazaBitrusty 2 роки тому

    I hope all those plastic blocks are made from recycled plastic, not new.

  • @totem168
    @totem168 2 роки тому +8

    I thought some people are still concerned regarding using plastic as part of the construction materials, which they believe will increase the risk of microplastic going into the water and ending up in the human body, water or sea animals.

  • @zeldasmith1088
    @zeldasmith1088 Рік тому

    If you're going to be using it around a playground it should be biodegradable woodchips there's lots of other materials you can use other than wood chips that are byproducts of farming.

  • @pcmacd
    @pcmacd 2 роки тому +6

    6:15 - NOTE: POLYSTYRENE BURNS LIKE NAPALM. You can make napalm from gasoline and polystyrene.

  • @lorilange8654
    @lorilange8654 2 роки тому

    Awesomeness!!!!

  • @altanika9545
    @altanika9545 2 роки тому +2

    Always enjoy watching your videos

  • @adamboychuk8221
    @adamboychuk8221 2 роки тому +60

    It kills me when they say that Styrofoam or plastic products are environmentally friendly or Eco friendly Does anybody realize how much pollution comes off of these things when they're being made or when they're being recycled

    • @ismailmuttaqien1203
      @ismailmuttaqien1203 2 роки тому +7

      Well it's friendly for me coz it's cheap, and i am part of environment

    • @philipwhite8353
      @philipwhite8353 2 роки тому +5

      I couldn’t agree more - he throws in the ‘it’s environmentally friendly’ comment without explaining how …. it’s made of plastic!!! How can this be good for the environment!!!

    • @ThisIsSolution
      @ThisIsSolution 2 роки тому +3

      Soo much plastic has already been produced that its now friendly to recycle it and reuse it. But any material can be good or bad

    • @LevineLawrence
      @LevineLawrence 2 роки тому +2

      Please note when we throw away plastic material after very few use, that's when it becomes harmful. So if it is used as building material that is durable, then it is useful. But how eco-friendly it is debatable 😎

    • @justayoutuber1906
      @justayoutuber1906 2 роки тому +1

      polystrene is very very hard to "recycle". Most places won't do it. it is NOT environmental

  • @hafeezkhan9503
    @hafeezkhan9503 Рік тому

    Good

  • @derekschwendemann2468
    @derekschwendemann2468 2 роки тому

    Playground rubber is dangerous. Kids are injured because feet cannot slide so they have sudden impact and bones break.

  • @Doc30jj
    @Doc30jj 2 роки тому

    How is plastic environmentally friendly?

  • @KiwiKoNZ
    @KiwiKoNZ 2 роки тому +1

    Solar is solid ☀️👈😏👍

  • @PakChoiTheMeowcat
    @PakChoiTheMeowcat Рік тому

    5:45 what about resistence to rats and other moving things?

  • @arniewilliamson1767
    @arniewilliamson1767 Рік тому

    Builder should have used safety harnesses

  • @muhammadawisabdshahadan1117
    @muhammadawisabdshahadan1117 2 роки тому

    Good job and good luck👍💪🥳😘

  • @madeleinegombert661
    @madeleinegombert661 Рік тому

    Why don't we do this in the US?

  • @peterkral4660
    @peterkral4660 Рік тому

    How the hell is Cicabloc enviromentaly friendly? It is made from plastic, filled with rebar and concrete. This is the least enviromentaly friendly construction possible

  • @antonejkempjr1424
    @antonejkempjr1424 2 роки тому

    yo bro, really thankya. Big respect

  • @joycewedel9084
    @joycewedel9084 Рік тому

    Where to get this & how much???

  • @keithprinn720
    @keithprinn720 2 роки тому

    environmentally friendly filled with concrete lol how can concrete be friendly

  • @stevenroth5424
    @stevenroth5424 Рік тому

    The cost of the labor to use these forms makes them useless

  • @timthompson7205
    @timthompson7205 Рік тому

    Tasmatik has been around in Canada for over 40 years. That exact mold

  • @FLIGHTJUNKIES
    @FLIGHTJUNKIES 2 роки тому

    FLY-POD E-BIKE The First FLYING E-BIKE

  • @williamroberts5180
    @williamroberts5180 2 роки тому

    I think you have priced me out of buying your truck. I would have to be a millionaire to afford it. So far as it looks like something that I would have brought but you keep going up in price. So I'm crossing it off my list. Thank You.

  • @Momsterluv4Ever
    @Momsterluv4Ever Рік тому

    You did not include cost comparison

  • @MyVinayakumar
    @MyVinayakumar Рік тому

    This is excellent video but you are not providing the company name of the item and contract number details of anyone so what is the use of that video

  • @VulcanData84
    @VulcanData84 2 роки тому +1

    I always enjoy your videos, the upbeat music too, I noticed a gamer uses it too, he uses it with a faster beat. 🤔

  • @mchurch3905
    @mchurch3905 2 роки тому +1

    The, “even unskilled workers can be used”. Collective contractor drooling and erections are clearly audible…

  • @ezra3111
    @ezra3111 2 роки тому

    0:01 A lot of that stuff in Australia is made from used car tyres.

  • @casperghost1967
    @casperghost1967 9 місяців тому

    why place screws on roofing sheets in the valleys ? fail..

  • @HarshJain-it2bg
    @HarshJain-it2bg Рік тому

    ..... *How the hell is plastic Eco Friendly.* ......

  • @zurichtravelandreview7488
    @zurichtravelandreview7488 2 роки тому

    HI ❤

  • @bloodfoxtriberc
    @bloodfoxtriberc 2 роки тому +1

    "how stupid are you?" techzone: "yes"

  • @philippebleau4809
    @philippebleau4809 2 роки тому

    Give metric units please

  • @DukeCronenwerth
    @DukeCronenwerth 2 роки тому

    Auf die Tour werden wir nie Kunststoff reduzieren können

  • @JoeyBlogs007
    @JoeyBlogs007 2 роки тому +1

    2:55 Looks like it could pose a trip hazard with those large gaps between the cement stones. Don't like that idea. The gaps should be small.

    • @shawnr771
      @shawnr771 Рік тому +1

      They are.
      We filled ours with small gravel.

  • @ferenccsabak5242
    @ferenccsabak5242 2 місяці тому

    jok ezek a cucok csak megfizethetetlen

  • @NYXX_RBX
    @NYXX_RBX 2 роки тому

    Hmm decent vid

  • @andrewpipitone1572
    @andrewpipitone1572 Рік тому

    I wish play grounds were dirt again/grass again. This new material is too hot full and of chemicals

  • @InappropriateShorts
    @InappropriateShorts 2 роки тому

    5:40 for thumbnail

  • @fredianacci8283
    @fredianacci8283 2 роки тому +3

    Interesting that none of the roofers were wearing or using any type of fall protection. Construction work is the most dangerous occupation in the world, and guess what kills or injures most construction workers? You guessed it right: falls from a height of 6’-0” or more! OSHA!

    • @waynegibbons352
      @waynegibbons352 2 роки тому

      maybe they were the homeowners redoing their roof, also it was likely a different country where the US OSHA is not in force

    • @ablemagawitch
      @ablemagawitch 2 роки тому

      They mentioned Europe, so probably not the USA. Which the USA's construction industry has bad track record, although commercial industrial has gotten better. The home repair companies side however is borderline homicidal, were the last to actually require workers to wear safety gear. These companies and than workers are also the most likely to avoid following OSHA (and common sense) safety rules. It doesn't help here beside the industry attitudes, so have incentives and legal loopholes Special Exemptions if you have business under so many employees. So all their employee workers(by all other legal definitions) are called ""Independent Contractors"".... American Capitalism at its finest.
      If it was for wearing sunglasses through the 1990's , until they safety industry started making "cooler" looking safety glass, more eyes would have been lost.
      I'm from the USA and have worked many levels and many different industries and the attitudes are toxic as threats themselves. I've dealt with wanting to wear a safety harness ""you weren't ready to work at heights"" so you could only work lower paying ground only jobs. That from the skilled experience people teaching the younger crew. Being sober on job site is still an issue, that only maters when you get injured and have to pee as part of medical care and only then it matters because they can deny your claim of injury, no matter the cause.
      People also die from from fails off 3' -6' (1 meter to 2 meter for the "imperial impaired" folks) ladders, sometimes the angle of impact is just that bad. The lower end is barely enough for fall arrestor tether to engage.
      I always hated the "you have to tie off to hydraulic personal lift" that're they're going to move (illegally) type selective job site enforcement, but wouldn't let you put you tether around the structure steel, because if that has issues you're in categories of being screwed in ways no harness is going to save you...... A highlight was when OSHA INSPECTOR came through and caught them (they would never show up on the days you told them come walk in building when no was working and of course see no violations....as if they were trying not to catch bad people....) and fining the shit out of that building because the both personal lifts were left on. The inspector could see there safety panels showing if the out riggers indicators lights as if they were in place and which ones(all) were seated properly, meanwhile all out riggers were in storage on the back of the lift, no where near those switches. They didn't even use bypass blocks but blatantly they hardwired every out rigger to appear as if was properly placed and taking weight by the indicator circuits. This was one of the high dollar professional places with the Union. Which was just as bad if not worse on safety........
      Sadly Safety is a forever Bell Curve where we're trailing where we should be for safety. People fighting to drag workers up on the curve before they learn from experience that no one gives shit when medical bills come about what you did for the company..... You're nothing but unproductive liability to " be gone" as they say.
      Every safety rule is because lots of people died for them to finally act, but the attitude of "can't happen to me" is so invasive , we can't seem to kill it off.

    • @septegram
      @septegram 2 роки тому +2

      @@waynegibbons352 Whether they're homeowners or not, it's reckless and irresponsible to not use appropriate safety gear.

    • @shawnr771
      @shawnr771 Рік тому

      The most dangerous profession is logging.

  • @judasthepious1499
    @judasthepious1499 2 роки тому

    I'm not so sure about that metal roof

  • @FLIGHTJUNKIES
    @FLIGHTJUNKIES 2 роки тому

    Flying E-BIKE

  • @DolcheGuevara
    @DolcheGuevara 2 роки тому

    What about smell?

  • @ChipperMcGee1
    @ChipperMcGee1 2 роки тому

    Why do Canadians hate the environment so much?

  • @5thGenNativeTexan
    @5thGenNativeTexan 2 роки тому

    02:10 Those "pave stone" molds have been around for well over 30 years.. not anything even remotely new.

  • @J3llyBean423
    @J3llyBean423 2 роки тому

    SRB
    my fault / but these are thing well probably be taking to Mars"/ // they look good /

  • @RobCalhounPGH
    @RobCalhounPGH 2 роки тому +1

    9:12 "The builders should have worn protective equipment..."
    Since they're not in a country with people stupid enough to require a warning on the adhesive to not eat it, they don't have a nanny government that would require it.

  • @juanmartin4802
    @juanmartin4802 2 роки тому

    Yeah I notice how none of these technologies are in the USA

    • @bonesrhodes3762
      @bonesrhodes3762 2 роки тому

      --- did you also notice that they gave NO info on cost ? ---

  • @xarkava9648
    @xarkava9648 2 роки тому +2

    Είναι μεγάλο λάθος να βιδωνουμε τα πάνελ στέγης στο αυλακι. ΜΟΝΟ στις κορυφες

  • @markrowland1366
    @markrowland1366 2 роки тому

    I haven't been satisfied by any French product. Even New Zealand wine is better.

  • @georgigenchev6054
    @georgigenchev6054 2 роки тому

    работа като за аборигени

  • @H4rleyBoy
    @H4rleyBoy 2 роки тому

    Do you actually talk like that to your friends and family???

  • @noelh-oj6ke
    @noelh-oj6ke Рік тому

    Like the video's, but change the crap music.

  • @Diaphanic1
    @Diaphanic1 Рік тому

    PLEASE GET A NEW SONG!!!

  • @ananamu2248
    @ananamu2248 2 роки тому

    I think that guys that work on rooves are good at what they do ...accidents are a part of life ...some people even chase the thrill .....so all these safety bleating annoy me ....climb trees kids

  • @ggrthemostgodless8713
    @ggrthemostgodless8713 2 роки тому

    Love the content but dislike the whinny voice.

  • @ScarryMarian2012
    @ScarryMarian2012 2 роки тому

    How about the plastics that when heated up abit emmits Benzens...known for toxicity...i don't like the ideea of plastics in the walls of my house...might be fast to build,but also might be fast of the health degradation...awkward that nobody mentioned that about plastics...

  • @zurichtravelandreview7488
    @zurichtravelandreview7488 2 роки тому

    HELLO

  • @thomasbarker6833
    @thomasbarker6833 2 роки тому

    Firstly my commet is more of a question, in regaurd to the metial roofing materials being shown.. what are the maximum wind speeds the manufacture is garenteeing their roof sheets are expected to withstand?
    Secondly i direct this comment solely at those individuals who have failed to distinguish between the manufacturering of the metial roofing materials being shown and the safety practices of the contractors installing the metal roofing materials.
    Have you recentnly suffered a traumatic brain injury, thus leaving you without the ability to process a rational thought.. entire company's have gone out of business becouse of assholes like those concerned about someeone else work habits and safety practices.

  • @SBlake-vr1vn
    @SBlake-vr1vn 2 роки тому

    That's innovative putting rubber pellet's on the ground where young children and families brings their babies. WTF What chemicals/ synthetic < which means its man made > What chemicals are used to make these pellets. And where are they getting from? Once we know the chemicals we can see the side affects to our children. They could have found a way to get rid of chemicals waste and make it look pretty! ANY THING TO DO WITH CHILDREN OR THE WOMAN AND CHILD, SELLS. EVEN IF ITS TO THE DETRIMENT TO OUR CHILDREN AND MANKIND

  • @vivalaleta
    @vivalaleta Рік тому

    So much PLASTIC.

  • @micklagler8084
    @micklagler8084 2 роки тому

    Most of the world uses the metric measurement system...only 3 countries use the imperial measurement system...being the USA, Latvia and Myanmar. Get with the program and use metric measurements in your commentary...imperial measurement is just plain dumb

  • @HowToLoseWeightDaily
    @HowToLoseWeightDaily 2 роки тому

    WOWWWWWWWW👍

  • @leonbarzegar4914
    @leonbarzegar4914 Рік тому

    Don’t give me any option from turkey otherwise I will turn off your station!

  • @ckmoore101
    @ckmoore101 2 роки тому +36

    The use of the green laser to measure the thickness of the plaster on the last one, is simply brilliant.

    • @constantinosschinas4503
      @constantinosschinas4503 2 роки тому +2

      Yes, i had been doing that since the first time i tried plastering, many years ago. Very satisfying and useful for tricky geometries. Works great when ultimate precision is needed too, i went down to less than 1mm precision over a 3m span.

    • @Louischevalier32
      @Louischevalier32 Рік тому

      Yep . That's a very good and intelligent invention ...

  • @poshanthapa8197
    @poshanthapa8197 2 роки тому

    Good