Aircrete foam with a shop vac! Great video 👍🏼

Love the fiddling hands on approach. Learn by doing. Mistakes are how we learn. Thanks!

Another interesting variation on a theme... not a mistake, just an iterative step in refining a process. thanks for adding a glove to your safety gear, Tom. Wishing you and your family a blessed week. Peace brother

It's interesting to see how different pressure sources affect the quality of the foam coming out of your Foam Cannon. I would be interested to see the break out strength of different aircrete samples using different densities of foam... Can't wait to see the next iteration and the improvements to the design.

Parabéns pelo experimento. Te acompanho aqui do Brasil e vejo a sua evolução.

If you 3d print some spheres with lots of smaller spheres inside each other then it will create more area for the foam to mix. The car wash foamers do it this way.

A great video as usual! I love how you show the process of what you learn along the way. Copy those clips of " the train is here " and put them altogether at some point!

Nice Try, I think last try, two years back was better than this. Still i think instead of using cleaning unit, it would be more better result by using compressor. thanks for your video, This is Chavan from India.

there is a Concrete HARDNER that can be Painted or sprayed on or trowel on outside of AIRCRETE to strengthen the Surface of AIRCRETE & also could add FIBERGLASS fibers concrete additive or Basalt concrete fibers /strings additive to add 20%/35% more strength to AIRCRETE

Wonder what happens if you flip ends of the diffuser pipe? Curious

Not sure if possible but I think it would be cool if you made the outside of the diffuser some kind of transparent pipe to see it working from outside... you know... for science.🤷‍♂️

Hey man, I'm not sure if you are aware of public auction websites but I use the public surplus website for a lot of things I can't find at thrift stores. These are all kinds of items including vehicles from government entities like schools, libraries, police, etc. The public needs to buy more of these items because they were already paid for with tax payer money usually, they are dirt cheap (seriously, I got 8 chairs for $50 total that when bought new from the city cost $4000 each!), and if we don't buy these items that are still in working order or can be used, they throw the stuff away! When I bought the chairs I mentioned, the employee was desperately trying to find someone to take two brand new beds (still in the package and made by the same company who made the chairs so those beds were over $8k each when the city bought them). No one bid on them when they were listed on the auction website and she was not allowed to relist them so they were going to the landfill! What a complete waste!

When is Franken V.3?

order some DREXEL FM160 from RUAL KING store I found another person video talked about it at $30.00 per gallon....

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