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Care to explain whats so impressive? I have very little experience with bricklaying and the thing impressing me the most is how the hell the bricks are not falling off without any vertical support.

⁠@@juridittrich6396think you just answered ur question.

@@tealctreacy7528 my bad, lemme rephrase: It's not impressing me at all, that someone can glue a brick horizontally. I don't think the guy is holding the brick in place, I think the mortar is doing that. Don't wanna sound ignorant, but it seems like I could do it myself. Correct me if I'm wrong.

@@juridittrich6396You are sadly mistaken if you think you could do this by urself hahaha. And if you don’t see anything impressive about this at all then I honestly don’t know what to say to you.

The way how it's mind-bogglingly placed perfectly in a curved way is mind-blowing.

It's all about that paste...

🔯🕎🌋💥👁️💥🌋👹💥🌋💩

O mesmo tijolo 🤣🤣🤣🤣

раствор так быстро схватывается, наверно на яичных желтках).

Yes. I shall visit their order.

с каменщиком все понятно, а вот что за раствор или клей???

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@@ColemanPriske Thank you!!

В ексике сила тяготения не работает. Удивлён!

@@ColemanPriske Amazing, thanks for the link.

@@Jon-pl3hr You could do this in a wetter climate. I've laid these brick many times and I'm in Western New York. These common brick are just as thirsty here. I usually end up having to soak them for a while first to be able to lay them without them dehydrating the mortar too much and ruining the cure. That doesn't matter for these guys since it's more mechanically held in place as you correctly said and they will also go out on top after and wet this down and parge the outside which will fill in the gaps and add some additional strength and weather resistance. This building style is common in Mexico because it's so hot there. Spot on with everything else you said though. Cheers.

Yes

he’s just guessing and placing even if it isn’t a nice fit. just fills in the gaps with the mortar to make it look right

@@Alzoryne i would disagree. Guesswork leads to poor brickwork and crumbling lentils

OHHH MAN, YOU ARE SO RIGHT !!! JEAULOUSY, THATS IT !!!

Ironic, because the building method itself is European. Spain brought this knowledge to central/south America. 😁

@@musashidanmcgrath Spain brought murdering, drugs, slavery, destruction and western diseases not to mention the gold and the artifacts they stole and made their own. You must be just one of these ignorant idiots F@CKtwits who at school learned from fake printed books and as child were sexually abused by the local catholic priest!

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How many self supporting arches have you built sir?

People, do not buy a house from this "contractor".

Это Мексика,там такое можно строить ;)

And sticky mud

In Europe the skills are still required because we have 1,000s of ancient buildings that are often under renovation. Sometimes crumbled sections are rebuilt so the same methods have to be used.

@@musashidanmcgrath what makes them crumble? I thought this roof would be the best. Also do you know if this could be a living roof with soil on top?

@@crisstone2000 Movement in the foundations caused by soil shifting. Also, a lot of old buildings were indirectly damaged during WW2, and of course just general neglect over centuries. A living roof can be laid on any roof structure that supports the weight, and is fully waterproofed

@@musashidanmcgrath Thank you so much! I love that the old proven things are coming back. What a dream to have a ceiling such as this.

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i lived on the miss river north of memhis in the mo.bootheel.me and my friend dug up and old coca cola bottle factory.there were two or three brick domes underneath for rain water before there was city water. remember im near the heart of the new madrid fault.these things are bone dry 300 yards from the river no missing bricks.the hole was filled with old bottles of any and everything.and dirt and ash.well i would say it wasnt to dry the ash was pleasent. mildly damp. they are strong

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A mi me parece que esto no es posible, porque por el peso los ladrillos se caen, o están simulando con ladrillos de icopor o anime como lo llaman en Venezuela

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See more here dear

Queretano, Tequisquiapense

روعه😍

Translation: 'Wow !! This man does have talent ... a first-rate artist. And the best thing that is MEXICAN the compa !!'

Over there....just normal.

yes thia es artist فنان

@@scottleft3672 no

@@scottleft3672crack kills dude

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You know they're good, because they make it look easy

Right

TNKS

+Coleman Priske جميل جدا..ممكن اعرف ماهو هذا الاسمنت ...tell me what is this cement kind.please

В любом деле есть Художники и есть ремесленики , а эти вообще АСЫ!

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Вы уверены, что вас не обманывают? По моему, это , полный бред..Чудес не бывает..Бывает фото и видеомонтаж. Для лохов..вроде здешних зрителей..🤣😁😂

cheese mortar

Кирпич красный. Воду из раствора моментально забирает и тот начинает держать . Ничего удивительного.

translation *english*: All my knowledge in the field of physics collapsed in the first minute of watching this video. And I'm a professor. Translation espanol: Todo mi conocimiento en el campo de la física colapsó en el primer minuto de ver este video. Y soy profesor.

@@addict1347 translation: The brick is red. It instantly takes water from the solution and it starts to hold. No wonder.

Виктор Воронков, как говорит мой прораб: мы высоко классные специалисты, поэтому вспомогательными риборами не пользуемся))))

+mrfester42 You are so right. There are many people on building sites who are intelligent and many fools running big companies and even countries. What people fail to appreciate is the satisfaction that comes with manual labour is hard to beat.

+mrfester42 I agree 100%. These men are artist using math with bricks to make a piece of structural art work.

+E - Money Wow! Talk about jumping to conclusions and making assumptions! First of all I HAVE read much, though not all, of Principia and the simple fact is that it is very often possible to know how things work without a formal education and without consuming a treatise such as Newtons. Experience can be just as good, if not better, a teacher than formal education and in many areas I believe that it is superior to formal education. I am not embarrassed at all to say that understanding what Newton was communicating in Pricipia is difficult for me. I have an above average intelligence with an IQ that has been measured at 145 but I learn much better than most in less formal ways. I have seen evidence of this fact illustrated in many ways and countless times in my own work experience and also in my experience as an amateur musician. This idea that a formal education is always superior to experience and that understanding abstract principles can come only from a book is simply not true. Whether this belief comes from lack of experience or a feeling of superiority from having achieved an advanced education I don't know but the examples disproving such a ridiculous notion are legion. You need only look with an open mind. Paul McCartney is the perfect example. The belief that the way to obtain the most useful knowledge in music theory or composition is through formal education is patently erroneous. McCartney never had a minute of formal musical training and cannot read or write a musical score yet he has composed symphonies for full classical orchestras and written music that has been loved, appreciated and critically acclaimed the world over for more than 50 years making him one of the most successful song writers in history and the fact that he has composed musical scores for full orchestration shows that formal writing skills are totally unnecessary. I have been on countless construction sights with master craftsman that have no trouble communicating and passing their skills onto others in ways that do not require good language skills at all. They do what they do very well and they pass on their knowledge easily even when they cannot speak English. I've seen it so many times that you cannot possibly tell me that formality is essential in this regard. They know exactly why they do things in a particular way and they have no problem solving unique problems as they arise. This should tell anyone that they are well aware of the principles that are the foundation of their skills. Many of them are unable to communicate this knowledge verbally or through writing but they do it quite well in other ways that, in my opinion, are much more effective. Anyone assuming that the Master Mason in this video is just a "bricklayer" or a technician is jumping to conclusions which, in itself, may be evidence of a certain bias. Your comment appears to me like it comes from an academic aptitude with no actual experience learning in any other way. So, what exactly is it in my comment that leads you to make any of the assumptions that you write about in yours? PS, You might want to brush up on your communication skills by taking an entry level college writing course and your comprehension skills in an entry level college reading course. You cite Newtons Principia yet you seem to have trouble constructing a coherent sentence, tying your ideas and observations into a coherent whole and even making a concrete (no pun intended) and meaningful connection between your argument and what I actually wrote in the first place. Good Luck with that!

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+Comedic Sketches Missed again!

Yes... what do you identify as? What is your pronoun?

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I agree with you

Because its a death trap. No reinforcement. Kill people in quakes and heavy rains

Alamyst2011 You are wrong. There’s reinforcement at the finish stage with rebar, steel mesh and concrete on top. Heavy rains have no effect against the finished vault. The same reinforced finishing keeps the structure stable in case of an earthquake. You hating bro?😂

@@Alamyst2011 wrong. The Cathedrals who are standing since 500 years ago and that have resisted all kind of Earthquakes their cealings are made this way.

@@jorgecarrillo2 Can't believe!!

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Это сооружение посыпится как карточный домик и смелый человек кто полезет по неё, халтура. 😊

@@nohcho5376 you said "This structure will crumble like a house of cards and a brave person who climbs on it is a hack. " Are you speaking from your own experience? How long do you think these buildings will last? Roman arches have lasted a long time. The Pantheon has a similar structure.

@@nohcho5376 ..Stick to your igloos in siberia

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translation: 'I don't know how I got here, but I was impressed! Straight master 👍'

@@wertiaaudit5746 it's on the comment?...

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обратите внимание на размер кирпича и его ширину, а так же на его легкость. плюс раствор пластичный с известью

Este video da una explicación sobre el cemento y la técnica, y explica por qué no se caen los ladrillos al construirse sin cimbra kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nqtggLao1tXFhok.html

@@ColemanPriske Lo acabo de ver y escuchar fantástico...La técnica que explica el señor está bien pero a eso le sumaria experiencia habilidad práctica eficiencia idoneidad y porque no? "Arte..." Mis sinceras felicitaciones y admiración 👍👌👏👏👏👏👏

не зато не так. кирпич сдела из настоящей глины выпекается при высокой температуре.а раствор только цемент и песок. также нет, вы мексиканцы не можен отключить гравитаци любовь из Мексики к русским людям

@@sergioflemate8503 write ingredients please

@@user-rl5hm9or6i I will gladly. but the most important element here is the human and have to be a person Whit tons of patients Whit no fear to failure and ready to start over and over again especially if you want to start from cero experience and Whit no one around to tell you how. this is an art. and they don't teach it at schools those men expend years practicing I personally have build four of them and they are beautiful and I was so proud of it. till I saw what that people can do. back then when I did there was no such thing like internet. you learn from somebody by getting hands on and you learn the hard way. that sad here is the brick is very important that it be small and light. Whit a rough surface. we have it 10×14× 5 centimeters and you never. never get it wet the mixture. is lime cement and very fine screened sand. 50 kilograms of lime ( Cal ) 25 kilograms of Portland cement. 25 kilograms of sand. of course at the job site we don't weight everitihing. and this mix is not an exactcience but is about it. and it have to be very wet almost runy like you can see some people. use clay. just clay and water. those mosnters are an spiece apart but still they can not turn gravity off. they just use it each row is an arch. if you just work it like that. a sucesión of them became a thing we call bóveda it is a challenge so dare to try it. and no you don't need a good luck you need a lots patience and hard work. in Mexico the people who do this kind of work are called. ( albañiles ) and it is somehow a kind of derogative I'm proud to be one one of them not a good one but still one. so here is this we albañiles are the people that Whit our own hand build things that others only dare to dream about pd if you are going to try to build it. please wear hard hat and steel toes and let me know how it turns out. watch more videos about it. look for. la bóveda mexicana un you tube

@@user-rl5hm9or6i don't forget safety glasses

@@sergioflemate8503 sorry,my english not so god,but i understand what you wrote.You're right,and thank you very much.I wish you good luck and good money for your family.I like to see how a professional works.You are a good master.👍👍👍👍

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Mexico is fool of these maestros ( master)

So, the brick are heavy there or lighter? Is that cement and sand or what? Must be so sticky! WHAT IS IT?

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Конешно это всё враньё!

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+nifty1940 :D, tanks

+Coleman Priske (Victor) latin power hand made, no machine and lazy bullshit

+Coleman Priske (Victor) Tanks: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Kuwaiti_M1_Abrams_tanks.jpg

+Silvio Germanc

You would never know it, but when the mortar is the right consistency, air temps are right, humidity considered, perfect amount of lime and Portland in the mix, the "suction" of the mix holds the brick in place. A normal mortal would never understand this if he or she had not ever attempted to work with brick or stone. The Brick/stone sucks the water out of the mortar mix and gets a grip pretty quickly. ESPECIALLY with fire brick. (they are made of a special clay to withstand 2000 F degrees) I recently laid some of these and in five minutes takes a GOOD hit to get one loose.

"I like hard work...I can WATCH it, ALL DAY."...old Readers Digest joke.

Bricklayers can't stand when someone watches them work for minuets at a time

@@p.maesthetics7154 I know what you mean, I work construction for a living. I can guarantee you this was not the case. We would help him mix cement, go get bricks for him etc. To this day we are still good friends!

@@jesse977 ah well that definitely better,I work in construction aswell and if I had some kid giving a hand to help us out I wouldn't be so annoyed

@@p.maesthetics7154 People thought I was crazy! Here I am visiting from Los Angeles and I was helping mix cement, bend rebar and carry bricks!

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