In my forty years of experience as an Architect, the Navy was always the best, most innovative client-Go Navy.

Finally the navy and militar corporation is going to start doing something useful for humanity

Guys, use stands during assembly, so you don’t have to bend down and you have access to both side of the frame. Take a look at some video available on KZfaq.

I'm currently working at a company on a rolling mill. Rolling sections from 100mm bases to 300mm bases. We have guys building frames that average a square metre of 1sq metre up to 12sq metre, 3 guys are hitting a meterage of 250to 400 Square meteres on a 10 hour shift. Depending on the layout of frames. Nice vid

Good Job, I have only one point to pick up your attention, Double check if you are using the right number of Screws that is coming from the design file. Maybe in some location you might require more then 2 bolts. thx

No Brasil poderia ser muito bem empregada. Por exemplo em Brumadinho(MG) e São Sebastião(SP). Mas o Brasil é um país de gente atrasada e quem não sabe o que é inovação. E nossa Marinha, ao invés de preparar e afundar o porta aviõs SP em aguas rasas para recife artificial e mergulho, fez o mais fácil. Jogar longe e fundo.

I’ve been thinking about one of these cold forming machine.

Where is this system i want 1

Impressive modern building system

Not sure who he said would take 4 hours to build that wall from wood. It would have taken me about 15-30 to do with wood. I built houses when I got out of the military back in 1999. I have done some metal framing for US Embassy in Chad as well. I do want to build my new house with PEM Building though.

Withstand 200 mile per hour winds, if that's true, this design should be used in tornado and hurricane areas that are regularly hit in America.

Is true. When you walking on the trust make noise?

i dont think you are in japan. this is in the philippines.

I see these types of structures more and more in the South nowadays. Looks good and resistant

just go back to using Quonset Huts but with Cold Form Steel... which would be far more efficient the stiick frame using steel

ah rust or termites

One outfeed table and put six of those guys standing round out of business or better yet they could actually start assembling

Go navy!

cost benefit analysis materials cheap ... Machine to do job Super Expensive... Labor varies depending on which branch of military used....

What’s the name of the Machine?

I am an civil engineer and I want to doing job with u...

haha they show the guy working with lumber with a hand saw... give me a break

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Not a new concept.

Doing it wrong bring in some one who knows what they are doing