Hi, I've included the link to the other video in the description, as well as as the website which has a finished photo of this bridge in the la la falls bridge section. The website has plenty more bridges and other stonework.
Yeah, this was our first go at an arch bridge. Removed the form work out too early. The next ones we did we finished the stone work before removing the form. Makes sense to have more weight
Hello, Thanks for your comments! We didn't use any plastering or cement, just built the bridge up with more stone and gravelled on top. The bridge is still holding strong, even with machinery going over the top. The form of an arch is so strong, it doesn't require any further support. Our other video (double dry stone arch bridge) shows a better constructed bridge and more of how a dry stone arch is built, from start to finish. Good luck!!
Greeting you from southern part of Thailand . I like your natural stone bridge :) Can you explain why the stone not collapsed!! Did you plastering or put the cement in the [empty] stone hole[s] later ?? I ' m very interested to make it in my garden too . Nice skill .. yes of course it's consume some energy but ending with happy and willing to invest the same like you :) Thank you for sharing this video
Could you provide a link to the other video in the description above? And maybe to that finished photo? I'd be very interested to see more of the process. Beautiful work!
@nandersenaustin i can email you a photo of the finished bridge if you would like. i am also going to upload a video of a double arch bridge, our latest bridge, complete with photos of the different stages of construction.
That is very impressive! Very talented. But just one question. I know I don't know anything about masonry, or that type of brickwork but....building such a beautiful thing like that, what is the purpose of it? Just for the sake of beauty? Then it's very nice! What happens in heavy rains, when that little "brook" becomes a river? I know what happens then.
how do they do that no one can do that work it is going to be hard for people but the most important thing is that the building is hard for the bulders.....
All these foamy comments. Damn, you can't walk across it without slipping and falling. The job isn't done. Pretty is nice and in this case, if you will finish it, functional.
Я в восторге от вашего моста.
Уверен, он простоит очень долго !
Из Сибири с уважением , Владимир.
Мой город-Nizhnevartovsk !
walked over this today with the family. I loved the little bridges so much i was looking up how to make them...and came across this vid.
Omg if he hadn’t stood on it I wouldn’t have believed you could. Very cool work.
Wow cool, I'm going to build one of these across my creek someday, very nice.
Hi, I've included the link to the other video in the description, as well as as the website which has a finished photo of this bridge in the la la falls bridge section. The website has plenty more bridges and other stonework.
Very well done
Thank you for sharing it
You must be an ancient alien!
That's a beauty, well done.
Nice work on the stone and the form.. I would have been reluctant to remove the form until I had completed the bridge. To load it with more weight
Yeah, this was our first go at an arch bridge. Removed the form work out too early. The next ones we did we finished the stone work before removing the form. Makes sense to have more weight
Hello,
Thanks for your comments!
We didn't use any plastering or cement, just built the bridge up with more stone and gravelled on top. The bridge is still holding strong, even with machinery going over the top. The form of an arch is so strong, it doesn't require any further support. Our other video (double dry stone arch bridge) shows a better constructed bridge and more of how a dry stone arch is built, from start to finish. Good luck!!
Romans were very smart ....this ancient technology is amazing
Nice work, one stone at a time.
Really dry, very cool!
Well done, nice work!
Greeting you from southern part of Thailand .
I like your natural stone bridge :)
Can you explain why the stone not collapsed!!
Did you plastering or put the cement in the [empty] stone hole[s] later ??
I ' m very interested to make it in my garden too .
Nice skill .. yes of course it's consume some energy but ending with happy and willing to invest the same like you :)
Thank you for sharing this video
Could you provide a link to the other video in the description above? And maybe to that finished photo? I'd be very interested to see more of the process. Beautiful work!
nice work. will you please show us again when you have the wall more complete ?
nice talents!
@nandersenaustin i can email you a photo of the finished bridge if you would like. i am also going to upload a video of a double arch bridge, our latest bridge, complete with photos of the different stages of construction.
That is very impressive! Very talented. But just one question. I know I don't know anything about masonry, or that type of brickwork but....building such a beautiful thing like that, what is the purpose of it? Just for the sake of beauty? Then it's very nice! What happens in heavy rains, when that little "brook" becomes a river? I know what happens then.
Condescending little fuck !
There are dry stacked stone bridges that are still standing after 2000 years, so I imagine it will be there a while.
What is the purpose? You mean you don’t know what a bridge is?
how do they do that no one can do that work it is going to be hard for people but the most important thing is that the building is hard for the bulders.....
พิถีพิถัน ใส่รายละเอียดใส่ใจแม้กระทั่งเรื่องเล็กน้อย
All these foamy comments. Damn, you can't walk across it without slipping and falling. The job isn't done. Pretty is nice and in this case, if you will finish it, functional.
Weeee hooo!
Римского земка нет , такая конструкция ненадежная . Разве что жодить котам.
fucking awesome! howd you get into this line of work? you a bricky or something?
hiiihooow !
Ggaaayyu