hello Robin would you kindly write up the ingredients as i could not keep up with voice diction, would appreciate it as i plan to experiment with blocks
My uncle experimented with this back in the 80s and through his research after you formed them in the mold you pull a vacuum on them to make the block density go up also put a drop or 2 of dish soap to help the water/Portland wick in to the sawdust
sound liek you 2 are project scamers.. there is no scientific fact that wil ldo anything but be a burden. also how do these blocks withstand under high temp? will they burn? do they conduct heat or electricity?
@@squadfam9493I imagine these are actually superior to straight concrete due to the flexibility of the sawdust fibers and the dramatic increase in insulative qualities. And the cement likely makes the brick fibers mostly immune to fire
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The reason why sand is used is because the aggregate(sawdust) isn't a good binding material for the cement. This also goes for anything that is going to be load bearing when mixed with concrete. Sawdust by itself acts like a sponge rather than a surface for the cement to bind too. Now if the building was partially framed in wood, the mixture that doesn't use any sand would be better as it's not meant to sustain any weight, the timber framing is the weight carrier, the dustcrete mixture without sand would just be an insulation pack around the timbers to add a little more rigidity to the wall and increase the insulation value of the wall itself. Because they are making bricks instead of actually framing the building, the bricks will have to be load bearing, so it's mandatory that you use sand in the mixture for the cement to bind to adding strength and rigidity to each brick.
@@robin-myhouse3472 umm, for the 1liter lime to "parts" ratio. I assume you mean parts=size of bucket in video. So, what size bucket are you using??? Thanks
@yusufusayd3151 it doesn't matter what size bucket as long as it is the same size bucket u use for all ingredients. You could use a "cup" for the bucket to make a sample of the finish product
Great vid ! but the saw dust MUST be mixed with part of shaving or the blocks are too weak from my own tests. What kind of lime are you talking about ? In States you cannot find the good one or at a ridiculous price ...Thanks and liked !
interested person who understands this issue. lime is a white powder that removes sugars from sawdust and protects sawdust from rodents mice rats . and I agree it's better to mix fine sawdust with shavings.
@@robin-myhouse3472 I did not know that there were sugars in wood needed to be neutralize. My question was on the type of lime you use. In usa they only know the hydrated lime used to control the soils PH. They dont know the Aerial or the NHL lime. Impossible to find except from import from France at 10 x the price.
hello, for the manufacture of homemade paving stones, you will need a vibrating table, this process of making sawdust blocks is only suitable for this material, the method of ramming
@Debra Rennie When you want to make pavers check out this video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i85nqSog68c.html The ingredients are given at the beginning of the video in Indonesian language. Google translate will help you to understand.
It is clear that you have a lot of knowledge . So thanks for making the Video. However the English is so bad and confusing that I mostly have no clue what you are 'saying' . Loose the computer voice. Use full stop in sentences. Structure your topics. Don't just copy paste an essay into a speech engine.
When you want to make pavers check out this video. The ingredients are given in the beginning of the video in Indonesian language. Google translate will help you to understand. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i85nqSog68c.html