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le groupe existe-t-il toujours ? avec d'autres jeunes peut-être ...merci de votre réponse

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ČAROBNA SI RADA!

Phénoménal.... Bravo!

The hard way !

I really liked the first song 😊

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Bonjour, à quoi ça sert d'ajouter du sable et du gravier à la terre? Faut-il un type de terre particulier? Combien de temps faut-il faire sécher les briques (fourchette)? Comment sait-on qu'elles sont sèche au cœur?

Pour elever les clous pourquoi ne pas essayer de.mzttre une piece metallique dessus et donner un coup de masse ? C'est une idee. Je n'ai pas essayé.

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Mine just lasted five minutes

That was amazing

Definitely inspired, thank you. The price of purchased machines and hydraulic presses make CEB an utter joke for the poor okes who want to save money in the first place. There is hope! I am thinking a small slide zone and longer lever (class 2 at its finest) should get an extra tight brick.

Magnifique,par les chants ,musique,danse,que c’est beau 👏🦔🎶🙏

Pas de miracle, juste la bonne méthode. Merci pour cette simplicité.

You need to removed the word “easy from the title and replace it with “slow and hard” You need proper tools for the job. You will wear yourself out doing this on a daily basis, you need a machine to take all the hard work out of it, save your time and increase your earnings.

SUPER SLOW and video is edited, I do a super faster process, in 5:20 mins without video cuts. ua-cam.com/video/fHj3I0m7Uxc/v-deo.html

C'est mes recherches depuis 15ans je suis au boulot pour faire concevoir une presse en auto bloquant

Merci

Scie sabre😊😊

merci.vidéo tres utile ds mon cas.

Et du coup : pas de chaux dans le mélange ? Ça a l'air de bien tenir quand même ?

Treatment shouldn't matter for shed cladding.

Благодарю!! ❤

Thank you. Very informative.

Génial ! merci pour le tuto.

Great video. Long live Max.

Opa Tcheko!

Super vidéo merci beaucoup pour votre temps

Salut quel taille à tu utiliser pour tes gravièr ? C est histoire de rajouter de la masse je présume ! Les brique ce tienne bien une fois sec avec les cailloux ?

Thank you for your insights. As you say, every pallet can be different. My main source are brand new pallets used for computer transports. Although their size is mostly standard (120x80cm), the top planks are much thinner (0.8cm) and tied with staples that bend at their ends into the stringers. Because the wood is brand new and far from dry (I often get sap runs), any hammering will split them longitudinally both sides of the staples, and the staples are not reachable with plyers, making them mostly unusable for most applications. Once you only have the top of the pallets (the cubes are usually easy to get rid of as the wood is new, the stringers and the bottom planks are much thicker), you get rid of the long staples pretty much the way you do with the nails (push them, get them with plyers or the crow bar, plyers work better because these staples are very long, cutting them with the grinder makes them harder to hammer them back). To separate the top planks from the stringers, I use a wood saw between the stringer ant the thin plank until you detect the staple and you cut it with a hack saw -- you can do it all with the hacksaw, but it's much harder to slide between the plank and the stringer, that's usually very tight, and any force applied to the staple destroys the plank if you tried to bend it. Once you have seperated all your planks, you get rid of the staples with a "flat nail" (you remove the sharp end of a nail with a file or cut it with the hacksaw) and you hammer out the staple nails from the contact surface (the face where the stringers and the planks were attached) until you can catch them with plyers from the other side: because ends are bent inside of the wood, that's the only side they are accessible on the stringers. That's a hell of a job, it's long, tedious, but the thin white pine wood is totally worth it: it's soft and easy to work with a hand plane and gives fantastic results at sanding and oiling, while being much lighter than the thick wood you get on standard pallets (up to 2cm thick).

Super idée merci pour la vidéo 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Merci beaucoup pour votre Tuto il est formidable très bien expliqué et j'ai pu avoir un renseignement que je ne connaissais pas. Je vais pouvoir l'appliquer. Bonne continuation et bon courage

I take partial ideas of your method and I design and tested a base for fix and release the pallet very quickly to dismantle/disassemble, my record without optimization and getting some troubles recorded in live, cobtinuous was 5:20min check this ua-cam.com/video/fHj3I0m7Uxc/v-deo.html

Clever. You can make two sizes of bricks.

Fantastic!!

super tuto très bien expliquer de quoi s'occuper une partie de l'hiver pour prévoir les travaux du printemps

This is brilliant! Great video!

mas vc tem futuro

o clip ficou bom , pena que nao foi fiel a melodia ,a interpretaçao nao ficou boa

Johann t'es grillade

çà c'est du documentaire bravo

suite à la vue de votre vidéo, je viens de produire un schéma de brique BTC en enfiler sur des piquets de 38x38, si ça vous intéresse, je suis super chaud d'échanger avec d'autres lowtech qui aime le partage

15 vidéo vue, et là j'ai trouvé mon Graal

Une vraie merde comme toujours

One cool ass damn band. I do not know why this band is not more famous,... I do not understand!

1:43 A human 😄

U need a air locker nail gun removal