thank you so much guys for posting and sharing your thoughts.

Thanks for showing entire process, that was really interesting.

for some reason this video was captivating.

Wow that was incredible. Never seen anything like it. Well done!

Spraying fiberglas+polyester resine with no masks... bravo!

@georgecarenzo3890

10 жыл бұрын

yes, I noticed that too...

@onechristendom

7 жыл бұрын

can you sale me some mold?

@djelloulkamla4214

5 жыл бұрын

xemivaigfort jeu

@rickycruz4432

5 жыл бұрын

Is concrete morons

@MrWolfFenrir

4 жыл бұрын

Ricky Cruz GFRC - glass fiber reinforced concrete

Wow that was great. A fair amount of effort but the result pays off!

@wadeolder7193

6 жыл бұрын

At $1 a day labor cost no big deal.

Fantastic video. Thanks for showing how this is done. Seems like repeating this 11,000 times would take a good while!

Spraying fibre glass and resin with no mask? Nasty.

Fantastic work. Thank you for sharing.

The concrete castings will not degrade or discolor over time.

Very informative video. One of the best! Thank you.

Cool! Thank you!

Very kool! Looks High Quality!

What a great video ... I was edified!

This looks excellent

beautiful stuff, very educational!

@565Customz You could, you'd just need to make sure you have a very stable support shell. I would recommend checking out our Epoxamite laminating epoxy as well.

great video....But I worried about lack of respirators, really not good when working with glass.

Muy excelentes trabajos con resinas

Good question - but one which is difficult to answer. It depends on the type of concrete used, thickness of the rubber, texture on the surface, etc. These are production molds. Rebound 25 has very high performance characteristics and should provide a lifetime of castings when handled properly..

This gives me a tone of ideas

Thank you very very much, I was wondering for years,- now I`ve got the idea !!!! Thanks!°

Bamboo grow so f-ing quick, is sustainable, and is well know for it's quality and strength.. I'd still use bamboo instead. Concrete end up cracking and sh*t..

@RubbinRobbin

10 жыл бұрын

fiberglass on the concrete would prevent cracking, bamboo can crack too

9 жыл бұрын

fiberglass is the best

thank a lot

Really nice work

I love your work

cool stuff!

love the music at the end of the video

very cool fence

great job

amazing !!!!

Stunning fence very beautiful😘

excellent

I think this will be perfect for my wall.

me encanto lo vamos a poner en practica

Bravo , l'Artiste un grand merci

Muy buen laburo

Magnificento

Good job! Just a little question: how many times you can use the same mold?

Those guys should wear mask when spraying fiberglass.

would have liked the bamboo fence, that is some strong stuff!!

muito bom 👍

Superb!

NICE

Wonder how many cycles those molds can be used...

Idee de genie

That was quite impressive. Three miles of fencing made this way. I'll bet that took a good while to prepare all those panels.

Love the music

some metallic epoxy as a finish and you have a pretty groovy fence. impressive

Este muy bueno.

trabalhoso porem muito bonito e bom, parabens.

that is creativity

You can tell those guys take pride in their work

Excelent job very profesional i like so much how i can get those fance in my house is hard to find people do good job like this video

pretty sweet

the trouble is for me that it looks like a well crafted, painted concrete fence.

@HobbyOrganist

8 жыл бұрын

+snouty “the snout” snouterson the trouble for me is the guy spraying fiberglass concrete, and fiberglass resins and doesn't even have a MASK on! what's worse is according to the story they cast over 11,000 of these!

@snoutysnouterson

8 жыл бұрын

+Victorian Sculptures Haha :p

This is really a great project. Could the panels have the colors mixed in, or does coloring after give it a better look? Thank you for uploading this video.

I need this

Good

This is awesome guys. Great Job! I would build a concrete halflog house with this.

@desktorp

9 жыл бұрын

It would cost you about 5 million dollars.

good

very nice. give us full details.

how many pulls can you get from one of the molds pictured in the video? (using the same process shown in the video)

Damn your company makes such cool stuff. Aaaaaaamazing

Great work

@smoothon

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Carina Yang, and don't forget to subscribe for more how-to videos!

Nice concrete fencing! What does a fence panel like that cost?

Fantasticno, sjajno

Los felicitó por su arte muy novedoso los felicitó por su vídeo muy intructivo les voy a contactar para ver si empredo con esta interesante técnica constructiva

clearly you did not think before asking this Q. How long do you suppose bamboo will last as a fence? This is concrete, beautiful and different. Unique in its class.

that mould was one well

Great creativity! That said, it was hard to overlook the fact that no precautions were taken to protect these workers from fumes at all ! How could anyone NOT be aware of the deadly hazards ! They're all going to die....

Interessante!

Berbagi ilmu sip bos

All that must add up to a very costly fence. Bamboo would be just as good.

nice!...didn't know this existed.....cement won't crack because of the fiberglass reinforcing and because of the type of concrete used

Why is there no respirators being used when spraying the fiberglass?

very good this idea, the more you have seen a recyclable bob never seen more can see right now is only accesses recyclable bob on youtube and you will see this good idea.

It's incredible how these workers never wear a mask, even applying fiber glass!, it must be an unavoidable rule in this factory, this is owner's responsibility.

@billtheswordguy5914

10 жыл бұрын

No its not...not in THAT company and likely not in that country! Never assume the nanny state will take care of you...get your own PPE and check that its not some cockamamie Chinese counterfeit. (got counterfeit cartridges for MY mask, and they were filled with toilet tissue! Grin! IF the company was about to get sued for damages to workers lungs, they would find the masks quick enough! But sadly, even where there are laws, who could afford a lawyer? I don't care for such working conditions myself, and would not run a factory that way.

@edwaggonersr.7446

6 жыл бұрын

Why is it the owner's responsibility. The employees looked like adults, should we treat them like little children just because they are working for somebody? They are adults, they can buy and wear a mask, quit or do as they are doing. It is their business and responsibility.

@UneasiestDaisy

6 жыл бұрын

I've worked in many high end companies with fiberglass (among other things) and the only time they required PPE is when OCIA was coming to do a "suprise" visit

What is the name of the music that starts at 4:55 ? Excellent product you have, btw

when I see this I think Minecraft is piece of cake

That seems like way more work than using actual bamboo!

muito trabalhoso

Perfect for Disneyland. Anywhere else, not so much.

@jamiewalker2435

8 жыл бұрын

what??

@InspektorDogge

8 жыл бұрын

+Jamie Walker Because one side of it looks like garbage, I'm guessing. I don't see why you couldn't put two facing opposite sides, though.

@InspektorDogge

8 жыл бұрын

Both sides needn't be so thick - it could just be a cosmetic backing. Anyway, just because the poles aren't made to support another panel doesn't mean new poles can't be designed! :)

good idea

@smoothon

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, and don't forget to subscribe for more how-to videos!

The left guy at 8:48 knows how to do heavy lifting with your back ;) haha

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With all that labour involved, would it not be much cheaper and much quicker just to put real bamboo fence in?

@lmullen56

8 жыл бұрын

+DazzaBurns22 And then in 15 to 20 years replace the rotted bamboo fence with another bamboo fence?

@Professional_Youtube_Commenter

8 жыл бұрын

+lmullen56 lol bamboo rotting. Bamboo does not rot at all. Plus this concrete "fake bamboo" is going to be heavy as fuck. it does not have any metal structural support so it will break. I don't want to have to pay out for injuries sustained after someone gets injured after the concrete brakes and falls on someone.

@DazzaBurns22

8 жыл бұрын

+OnlineBackupServices Exactly mate. Bloody well said.

@chrisgreen8539

8 жыл бұрын

+lmullen56 Yes.

@lmullen56

8 жыл бұрын

+OnlineBackupServices Then why do all the experts recommend not allowing bamboo structures not touch the ground. Because they rot. ALL LIVING MATTER ROTS once they die, you idiot.

Does the mould silicone not stick to the one part silicone between the bamboo pieces

Its a good video. I don't think I would have made a fence that way...but the architect and owners were happy. They made it in a labour intensive fashion (employment is a good thing) , and the workers probably should have had better ppe...even a damp bandanna...but thats not the point of the video. This fairly expensive mold did a fine job, and I learned a lot from the video. Thank you.

@markarhu

10 жыл бұрын

That may not be the point of the video but it is a telltale sign that the manufacturer has little respect for the health of it's employees. A company so blind that it would proudly and quite publicly show how it endangers the lives of its workers - would you agree to working conditions such as these?

@billtheswordguy5914

10 жыл бұрын

KM HU I DID say they could have used more PPE. Thats Personal Protective Equipment. I have worked in similar conditions, and made sure I had a dust mask at the very least, a respirator at best, and safety boots and glasses. So to your question....sure...providing I was able to somehow get my own PPE. Do you feel that the company is responsible for providing PPE?

@wildcat19671

10 жыл бұрын

KM HU you know I would bet this is in an underdeveloped country somewhere the guys working are probably very happy to be working and could probably care less about ppe. hell their boss may not even know it is needed.

@markarhu

10 жыл бұрын

It's sad but very interesting that you think working people in an "underdeveloped country" don't care about the impact of toxins on their long-term health... I guess that means your only concern is for the price of the products sent from the "third" to the "first" world: they must be the cheapest possible, so no unnecessary expenditures like PPEs. After all, as you say, these people are so lucky to be working at all, so what if a few die, plenty more where that labourer came from... What a perverted view!

@wildcat19671

10 жыл бұрын

In fact my attitude about such things is quite different than you seem to think. My comment was observation driven, and not driven by an underlying attitude of indifference to the fact that ppe is needed here. Your assumption that I care nothing about people in third world countries and that my lack of caring is consumer driven is offensive and downright wrong. In fact, the driving factors in which products I purchase have nothing to do with price, and a great deal to do with value. I buy things according to quality standards cheap crap made in third world countries has no interest for me at all. I will pay 5 times the price for something that will last me a lifetime rather than buy five or more of that same thing during my life. By the way have you ever been to a third world country and tried to talk about things like ppe . A vast majority of the time they laugh at you. You see people are going to do what they do. When the big concern you have is where your next meal for your children is going to come from you don't give a rats ass about ppe. If you think otherwise you have never experienced anything like that. Now go make uninformed assumptions about someone else. If you want to do something about this I would suggest buying some ppe for these guys and hopping on a plane and taking it to them they will either thank you of laugh at you. I would bet real money if you did; that two minuets after you leave they sell it for some food and keep on drawing particles into their lungs.

this is Fn awesome.

just a point on the detail, you guys should check out the Royal Festival Hall in London, close up it has amazing almost microscopic grain detailing all over, and that was built in the 50s.

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i really dont know why ,, but i have cheked all this video ,,

that pink goo reminds me of the pink goo in Ghostbusters 2.

If you want promises about strength, & durability look on the label of anything, and believe it. This is a thorough demonstration of the products capability. Careful you might learn something along the way though.

This 480p resolution exhibits a level of detail never seen before!

It is like for my house

just out of decency, get those guys some masks.

Wow really great idea what is size of post and do you have other video for casting post please

@smoothon

3 жыл бұрын

Can you send us a tech ticket? Our team can help you - www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/

Smooth-On, I'm late to the party; How does it look, standing the sections on end using a single channel support beam, top and bottom? Like that bamboo pattern. -- What is the average workable time with the Rebound25 , example, 1 gal bucket , 1 man, 3 minutes or 5 gal bucket, 2 men, 3 minutes. How many cycles can you get from a Rebound25 mold? Noticed your guys were putting their weight into its separations. Thanks for the vids, super good looking product.

@smoothon

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Sorry about the late reply. Cycles depends on the mix being cast. Rebound has a 15 minute working time.

@twoZJs

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Looks great.