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Maybe in the future you can make a few more metal molds and mark a line on the inside so you can make more consistent blocks. This is definitely a cool technique and it’s really cool to use your local resources!

Due to space limitations this is a good setup for my space, but want to add jet pack for the back and a soft seat.

I’m not handy. I want someone to make me one. 😩 Just the wooden base. I can do the cushions.

Can you let me know how you break the bottles before use in the tumbler? It is a messy job and the pieces are pretty big.

Blimey, that's a first! Doing building work in bare feet, what could POSSIBLY go wrong???

amazing!

I’m convinced. Going to make one. What a fun project

Walczę już 3 dzień i nie działa. Nie wiem co robię nie tak

I'm needing to move to another home and the kitchens are lacking. You've inspired to make a moveable island with a combo of marble working surface and adjoining hardwood cutting board of an enormous size... Thank you for all your effort. You have been such an inspiration. Also looking fwd to Reset Hotel. I've never been drawn to the desert until now. It looks amazing.

🤘Wish I had seen this 9 years ago. I've been using canvas drop cloths. They might last 2 years. Thanks for the inspiring videos!

Wow, you opened my eyes to more possibilities... I want to be you when I grow up.

Great concept and execution. Another alternative is to drive a bunch of 8ft postmaster steel posts into the ground and weld/bolt onto that. Wrap them in wood, stone or any other finish of your choice. 🍷😁👌🏽

any recommendations on a submersible pump that would circulate the hot water to and from the hot water heater?

We're Good 👏💙

👏👏20❤

I truly believe that Microsoft should make a Minecraft based CAD program. Minecraft inspires so many aspiring architects and designers-including myself. It’s a platform we are all familiar with, and comfortable using.

Looking classy❤❤❤

Углы кровати открытый метал! Больно бить ногой😬

Good idea but for me result is not great. You should try to hide metal parts inside and cover them with wood. Metal is cold and it will be much better to touch only wooden parts.

8:06 you need a diamond shovel dude. 5 minutes a brick is slow/s

This was fun!

I am only here to look at the man's abs

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I think the cubes in Minecraft are supposed to represent 1 cubic meter, but that probably would've been pretty hard to move around, haha

good idea thank you I'm from Morocco

I’m hoping you’re 40’ from a Joshua Tree……it’s code.

Is their a wood filler that can take on that white wash

The water heater they recommend is CRAP will not heat that much water and terrible quality (Chinese) junk! You can do the same thing with a stainless steel coil and use wood to fire the heater.

Any rammed earth needs to be mixed very well dry before adding water, which should ideally be no more than 10% by weight. Also bricks get stronger when you have aggregate in there (not bigger than 3/4) but will huge improvement in strength. But I love the iteration!!!

Why can’t we see more of the handsome dude in the thumbnail?

Congratulations, you invented low quality concrete.

The block with broken glass is a classic in Mexico

This is so chill. Love it!

Super cool. ❤❤❤

Wait, no one noticed that Ben didn't say Bye at the end of the video, is this a first??

Would grout stick to laminate?

i saw a DIY using 4x4's and 1 inch rods threaded at the ends with large metal wing nuts. it used no sealant, just tightening to hold it all together. a saluspa heater unit plumbed into it for heat and circulation, seems to be working just fine for my neighbors. i'll do the same once my soft tub starts to leak.

Audrey: They didn't use mud, they used sod, Dad. Clark: Right, Audrey, and when they ran out of sod, they used mud. Ellen: Clark, let's just skip the House of Mud.

I have some tempered glass i collected almost two years ago and now i'm wondering if i should mix it with cement and make sparkly glittering pavers for my garden! :o Thanks for the cool idea!

Wow sponsored by Minecraft. Congrats man!

How are you acting like this is sustainable when you are taking *steel* to produce these molds that took way more greenhouse gases and resources to produce? Don't get me wrong, I like your channel, and you're super creative, but don't use the "sustainability" narrative when this is clearly not sustainable mi amore

So many cool experiments! I hope you keep iterating on this.

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wow, ultra ultra realistic 4k x 4k resource pack

The radiant heat from the blocks will create a micro climate for the plants, allowing them to survive the cold nights and extend your growing season into cooler months, cheers.

never seen Minecraft sponsor anyone, way to go!

channeling your inner @primitivetechnology9550

Super cool 😊

I absolutely love this. A rammed earth blocks! My very favorite building system.

Thank you so much