THIS Changes Everything for Aircrete Building!!

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Welcome to the self-sufficiency revolution! Our channel is your go-to source for sustainable, eco-friendly building techniques using styro aircrete, a lightweight and versatile material made from a mixture of cement, water, and styrofoam. Our channel focuses on alternative building methods and natural building materials, including aircrete blocks and styrocrete. Our expert hosts share valuable tips and tricks for building with aircrete, whether you're looking to construct an aircrete home or incorporate aircrete walls into your renovation project. We also explore off-grid living and minimalist homes, highlighting the benefits of modular and prefabricated homes for energy-efficient and passive solar homes. Our content is perfect for DIY enthusiasts and those interested in alternative building materials, especially green building materials. Follow us for inspiration and advice on building your dream home with sustainable living in mind.

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The information provided in this video is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice or instruction. Viewers should always exercise caution and take appropriate safety measures when attempting to build or construct something. The creator of this video is not responsible for any injury or damage that may occur as a result of following the instructions or information presented in this video

[yonahinthewhale]

I replicated your foam shedder, build small walls to try it out. I have been OBSESSED with this building method because it is amazing. I live 2 minutes away from SIP panel factory and they throw away rolloffs of styrofoam daily. PLEASE take my money when the online class is available. Mr. Williams you are legend! Thank you so much!

[krussellgal]

I made a donation. I am excited to see what's coming. I am especially thrilled to see someone using Groin Vault designs! WooHoo! That's a strong roof!

[andrecarvalho]

Congratulations on this new important adventure. I can't wait so see more.

[TheBottemLine]

I love this guy. He's so smart and has great ideas.honestly a pioneer of our time. I say amen and thank you sir.

[YoushaAhmad]

It is great to see all of the the reseach and development you are carrying out and open sourcing. Thanks for advancing construction practices, it needs innovative thinkers like yourself.

[alansnider]

Hope your first on-site class went well. Looking forward to the online class being ready to go. Excited to get more information on the new system.

[dobyjohns]

Really excited to take your courses. What you're doing is what I've been looking for.

[johnadams]

Shredder built, tested, and ready to go. It works exceptionally well, getting down to over 90% tiny beads. Luckily, there's three places near me that are being built with big walk in coolers, and the sheer amount of styro waste from those 4x8x8" thick panels they use that I've fished out of their dumpsters has given me a massive amount to stock to work with.

[foodmonsterweightloss]

I'll be watching like a hawk to see when and what your company can provide. Perfect timing for me! Just today I've decided to build a small house in the Philippines where the standard construction method is cement block to avoid termites. Slow, arduous, rather expensive methods. Please post where we can learn more about your new systems.

[KcSavage-lnqv]

Thank you for all the hard work and info you have shared. I can’t wait to see your final formula. Keep up the great work.

[chrisbx]

I have been following your channel from the beginning and love the pioneering work you are doing. I am really pleased to hear that you have found a mix without the aircrete and look forward to learning more from your great efforts

[NordicRick]

Where will the workshops take place, and what is the cost to attend? I am amazed by your videos and knowledge you share with everyone. I am a builder and project manager in East Texas, and would like to adopt your building techniques into our area! Keep up the great work and content. You have gained a sub from myself and my team!

[philliasphog]

Revolution to revolution! Please keep us up to date! Release early and release often.

[dham]

I have watched all your videos and am super excited to see what you've come up with. I hope you will offer ebooks or video courses for those of us that can't travel.

[thymeparzival]

I'm in Georgia, close to the Acorn Land Lab Youtube channel (another open source project). I love seeing all the innovation down South in my backyard. Keep up the good work!

When and where can we get the open source plans ABC is developing? We can turn this world around if we work together.

[briggsiej]

I have been following your journey from the beginning, and while I don’t have the necessary tools I absolutely adore this! I want to see if we can also incorporate green building design, like trombe walls, ondols, and many others! If you need any help that I can provide - I’m game. Business formation, accounting, taxes, insurance… and art/creative design. I would be interested in attending your workshop too, where can I get more information?

[cochorrorshow]

I can't wait for what's to come!

[pauldavidblakeley]

I have been watching your inspiring progress intently. I haven't mixed the first batch of air or styrocrete yet, but, am interested in its application for modest construction on behalf of the indigenous here in Panama. Shedding rain is a critical concern here as well as building without wood in construction. The Formosa termite turns structures into dust!

[terrylutke]

One issue is that local zoning and inspection are often uncooperative or hostile toward self-builders, especially self-builders with non-conforming ideas. The same can be true for appraisers, lenders, and insurance providers. Construction practices have become highly regulated and uniform, regulators like it that way.

[paulbaker]

And to have insulated windows at night I saw plans where they blow foam beads inside between the panes of glass and vacuum them out during the day. There’s a foam bead chamber built in to the window.