Every episode has its own unique track. Whoever the music creator is for this show deserves several awards. Dude has to write at least three new songs for each episode and the seasons have like 20 episodes. Crazy amount of jams!

Yuh

I want a CD with this song and the others

Why is young Joseph Stalin commenting this?

@@erikzajcew why do you lie They reuse the music a lot. For example, the weird song with the triangle solo features in more than one video.

How is it that they are water tight? Is it a five sack mix?

Much better than rusty garbage rebar

Do you know if anyone “in the industry” ever looked at using Helix micro rebar? The way I see it, you just mix it into to concrete and pour - no manual steel pre-forming of any kind required.

Fiber tanks are junk

@@darrylshearon3325 thanks, but not all concrete fibers are the same. Helix, being actual 1” zinc coated steel wire is quite different mechanically from, say, fiberglass fibers. Just curious if anyone has tried it.

For worms, it’s heaven.

Actually, ours wasn't completely buried, so there was no grass above the septic tank. But all around it the grass was FAR greener than any of our neighbors yards! And they were always paying someone to come out and spray chemicals everywhere.

@@Hypercube9 Mine was so old it did not even have access point to get into it you had to dig it up to access it thankfully it got updated to what the new ones have.

If so, you have a broken tank. The grass should be green over the lateral field.

Tru that

That might get annoying since politicians generate most of the waste.

@@vipahman Ha!

It would be a pretty short video of 4 fat guys going to a restaurant & stuffing their faces then walking into a water closet where everyone knows what happens next...

@@vipahman He meant septic waste, not hazardous or toxic waste.

No shit

Me either, but tbh they probably could automate a lot of this if they wanted

this was 20 years ago, now it is all automated

@@pedrolopes3542 I still think of 20 years ago as the 80s even though it was already 2000 😩

it depends on the size of the company making them. it looks like these guys are not a big outfit . casting concrete is something that can be done small time or large. same with precast building panels. those are often done in molds on the ground. they automate the concrete mixing though. it's because panels are custom built to the job and can have many shapes and textures.

Almost everything people think is made by robots is made by people working with their hands. For a short time, I had a job working a company which mails ready made meal-kits to people's homes. We chopped all of the onions, broccoli, etc... by using chef's knifes and cutting boards in a refrigerated room. Factory- made meals are not always made by robots. I would prefer that each family have 1 person spend 10 minutes chopping onions each day rather than some poor soul like me spend 8 hours per day chopping onions, but many people seem to prefer buying factory-made meals rather than cook their own dinner.

Wait…… wuuuuuuuuuuuut?

Note the title: 'How it's Made', not 'How it's Used'.

"How it's made", not how it works lol. There used to be a similar show called "How Do They Do It?". Not sure if they ever covered septic tanks, but they explain how things work instead of how they're made

There are such resources to find the information you're looking for. Perhaps you've heard of Google? Or KZfaq?

They separate the solids from the liquids so it can drain to the drain field. In a nutshell.

show is literally called how its made. not how it works.

Yup a lot of people especially homeowners seem to be very uneducated on this aspect. The leech field is the most important part, the tank is just simple concrete that all plants have. But the type of leech field you use is crucial I learned the hard way last winter but got this new system in the market called Goodflow solutions.

And it requires regular inspection and maintenance.

@@Christopher-N depending on what state you live an if you have a septic I recommend a Goodflow system they don’t require inspections and aren’t those typical cheap plastic chambers it’s concrete.

@@The_yeffy1: It's still a good idea to have a regular inspection. Even the best systems can fail.

@@Christopher-N ahh nope, completely unnecessary if installed correctly.

None of those were the P-words I was expecting.

Bunkers? You mean vaults?

Uuh.. its a septic tank.. not a bunker... any dryer than a 6 and it wont fill the form properly.. been pouring tanks for years.

If the concrete is too wet, it won't cure properly. If it's too dry, the chemical reaction won't be complete. I must admit, however, I don't know anything about steam curing concrete. Just imagine what's required to cure special hardened concrete in structures like prisons.

They may be using a superplasticizer in the mix for better flowability into the forms.

I use to? Or I used to? Hm. Interesting.

rod buster skills

the vo says he but I think it's a she

i just did that a month ago making a cage for a machine pit that i had a contractor putting in to my factory. it's pretty easy with a mig welder. way faster than wire tie. mine was 8 x10 ft x 4 ft deep.

Boooooooo

That was crazy idea

That would be awesome

Yall assume all 'vibrators' in the world are for adult stuff when you can find them on your phones and equipment

@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 to be fair Vibrating concrete is not a job for kids So it still is adult stuff

@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 I mean you can use your phone vibration to uhm.... you know.

Bacteria? Lol

To put it simply, solid waste falls to the bottom of the first chamber and the liquid waste flows over the dividing chamber wall into the second chamber. From there, the liquids flow out into a leach bed where they seep into the ground to be filtered naturally. Throughout the system, bacteria digest the solid waste product, doing most of their work inside the septic tank.

@@ethanwagner6418 To put it simply for real.... it's a concrete box that composts your poop. Lol you did not put it simply professor.

@@coyotesmile8972 Neither you did, to put it simply, a bad welded torpedo exploded sinking the whole 1.7 billion dollar submarine and its occupants.

@@coyotesmile8972 He explained it, quite simply, in three sentences, to include the flow through the multi-chambered tank. You, on the other hand, generalized it, flunky.

the methane may come with other toxic gas that may need to be separated before use, this may not be financially feasible.

@@hoseinqadam Harold Bates, who ran his car on methane produced from grass clippings and manure used a filter to remove nitrogen from methane back in the 1970s. I'm sure with today's technology this would not be much of a problem.

Pythagorean theorem brother

well, he failed because that was definitely a rectangle. :P

You like milk

whats the name is the soundtrack? anyone knows?

@@VS-el1oq I've been looking for it for years. I think one of us need to directly contact them. Question is "how"?

I.... I uh "neeed" it for something

Yeah...giggle.

grow up you kids

@@baileyjerman5573 industrial stimulation

@@FloridaMan69. better to be silly than serious all the time . That's why the world getting fucked rn

你很好

Biogas is got from garden wastes and organic material. Septic tank is for human excreta, not for biogas.

My house was just built. They installed a concrete septic tank. Every house on the street got a concrete septic tank too.

塑料化粪池不如混凝土耐用性高并且能承受更大的地面压力，尤其是冬季寒冷的地区，化粪池被埋的很深，塑料很容易就被压扁，更重要的安装时化粪池中要先注水，然后填满土壤覆盖，否则很容易压扁或压碎塑料化粪池

But welding is pretty good.

The first compartment takes on liquids and soilds where a bacteria reduces the solids to a liquid/ sludge. That liquid then flows to the next tank where it exits to a leach field. On average in a normal household the sludge will need removed every 5 years.

好问题

By which they mean "cubic yards"

@@MottyGlix _1600 gallons_ sounds more impressive than _8 cubic yards._