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Awesome, i wanna try this to insulate my shed

How Many birds?

Thats the correct way to prosses all grains - it softens the lectuns that cause IBS

What is the PSI of this stuff? Would it work for chinking?

cob on the log 'cord

I do the same thing as you, but I use corn for chickens / a special type of corn for flour instead of dent corn/horse tooth corn. And when I baked it, it didn't bubble like the tortilla making videos spread on RUclips.

Can i use flour corn for making flour instead dent corn / horse teeth corn?

Might use on my sons hobbit hole…

I tried to watch this in entirety, but I gave up when you stuck your gloved hand inside the rotating mixer at 18:23! That was an unpleasant surprise, especially since your caption cautioned about eye safety at 17:52. 😞 Please, stay safe.

Use soil instead

Looks very nice sir. Well done. I have had dreams of building something like this since i was a kid....unfortunately i was injured in the GWOT and am still fighting towards being healthy enough for such an undertaking. Be well.

Add some borax with the saw dust it kills bugs and ants six buc a box no bugs !

I did some experiments and I kept finding that the cement helped a lot with a cracking. The clay just made things worse. It could be a preparation issue. I can say aluminum foil has been a game changer. Mostly in the roof at the moment The infrared light is an important part to understand about insulation. And it seems the coverage only needs to be on the sunny side.

The structure of this follow-up video I just have to say I have a lot of respect for you

If it shrinks as it cures why not make them into big cinderblock type bricks and after curing use the bricks as a building material?

Why do you use so much lime or any at all?

Thank you! This was the most real-life informative video I've seen on this topic.

Could standing dead lodgepole pine be used without having to season the wood for the cordwood infill and therefore avoid the one year+ seasoning process?

very great video.. shout out from Rowe Virginia

I appreciate the fact you pointed out that concrete is very energy intensive. And the fact we have to pick the lesser of evils. We will never go back to "neutral" lives... I think we all like AC, cheap items, and cheap energy too much. Building items will probably never be "sustainable" but we do need to pick the MOST LONG TERM EFFICIENT designs. Great video!

Watch the alarm for ?

Very cool! Thank you for taking the time to show your method 🤙🏼

Fine work, Great sound track.

You should probably just use rock instead of wood

I wonder how something like this would do in humid south Texas? Also, is the lime not caustic after it's dry?

duscrete log chinking? yay or nay?

What happens when the logs shrink?

Why not "Rammed Earth" for everything below the ceiling. Designing based on ceiling alone would change perspective and allow for several need based answers. Like designed to have roofing built in?

Wow! This is great! 👍

Fantastic advice! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

Doesn't the plastic or wax interrupt the grounding? I love what you've done btw

Thanks for that bit about electromagnetic grounding. Its somewhat embarrassing, but my polarity has been wonky ever since my quantum charging regimen got interrupted by fluctuating quark interference. Still, it's important to revitalize your capacitor resistance with a healthy dose of warble berry and ginseng body wax, making sure to do it when Jupiter is in helical alignment with Sirius and Dumbledore. I haven't slept as well as I do after a thorough wavering of crystal lattice lettuce modulated by my rheumatoid accretions. Happy reverberations!

You are wonderful. Merci beaucoup!

I'm no expert, but I believe the dolomite lime contains more pozzolans. These cause lime to have a hydraulic set like Portland cement. You could try adding diatomaceous earth, fly ash, etc in your tests.

Wood ash in a barrel with a small hole at the bottom. Pour water in the top and ley comes out. Real old school this is how soap was made in the past.

I appreciate the critical look at this building material. I too think there is a place for aircrete, but after 30 or so years, I have gotten kind of suspicious as to why it has not been accepted by more than the granola crowd.

What’s the lime putty to sand mix? Thanks. Great vid!

And 24 inch flashing on your dormers

Great idea but ive used treated wood on my window seals onntwo houses n they were chalked n sealed and painted. Rotted all of them from inside out in less than 20 yrs , soooo hard wood western ceder or redwood. Water sealer or tar on those 24 inch lengths. No splitting. Spray foam them only on ends. Nothing in middle air has r values. Dead air as well , vents at top, to draw oth the air heavy lime, stucco. Over foam. And 8 foot porch eves all around, all sides, , then ceder lap over that inside n out , or steal, cement board they make also dissolves. So the 8 foot over hang porches and 24 inches. 36. 48 inches off the ground, wicking. No cement slab. Unless its syryofoamed all sides especially the bottom first , yep all sides, .makes no sense to leave cement slaps un insulated and on flat ground needs. To be on tall bearm of gravel, , the illuminate takes out mine now its slab is gonna be a pool. N ill build this for the new pool cover over whole slab, but on peir n beam on top of slab , great job, steal roof. And 8 foot steal wrap around roof porches,, next thank me later

That is a ton of sawdust filler. Where are you getting that amount? It's not coming from you cutting the wood.

This boy looks exactly like my grandmother's rooster that terrorized me and everyone else. He was also able to fly enough and was doing the surveying the attacking from the top of the house and the barn. Roosters are killers.

i wonder if there is a way to make uniform micro beads of Styrofoam to act as the foam, it would be light, cheap and readily mix into the concrete

I tried 4 times and my blocks keep breaking after I remove them from the form. I waited 3 days to let it cure and still happening. Do I need to add fibers?, Can you please tell me why the blocks keep crumbing? am I using the wrong cement/water proportion? 0.45 w/c ratio

Do you think pee gravel as a substitute for your saw dust in the middle would work? Maybe mixed with lime? Keeping in mind condensation? Mold, and rot.

I'm impressed by your neat work. Very well thought out and executed. Thanks.

Cord wood is 8 feet long.

How many s it holding up this looks amazing

This really works well for sunk rooms cool in summer warm in winter.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video and showing us your technique. Looks great