Open Source Ecology Construction 2011, 14 Nov 2011

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From YouTube: Column laying tutorial with Yoonseo

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As we come down to the final one again, you.

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Can note that it's six inches and x and this x is about five inches right now.

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Pretty much all sides unless you're careful enough, so that you understand that every bond surface, for example, for instance, between these two bricks, must have slurry on both surfaces. Okay, so after that.

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Let's take that one.

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Will be transporting bricks.

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Then you have the core soldier, that's how this kind of laid brick is called, and you rotate it to be in the middle, but before that, of course you want to have the reference edge so take the edge here.

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Make this make sure this is flush and then put.

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The solder on right next to it, because.

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We know this is 12, that's going to be that can be variable, and then you make sure that the other brick here is also flush with this perimeter. So you'll.

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But you'll be able to fill in those with slurry.

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Mud or slurry for those gaps, are you finding.

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Depending on the size of the gap, mud for larger ones, slurry for thinner ones, with the difference on the gap between the two sides of the gap take all the gap for the core soldier, you can split the gap and put in slurry.

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That would be ideal in the middle.

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Essentially, you can see.

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Completion of the first course.

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Oh important because the clearing outer space material is so important. I'll tell you, even after you've cleared out this area essay right. If you have a brick that has a few uh particles on here, you see the space, it's all clear, as you lay down the brick, some of the clumps fall off and knock that spacing material that you don't even see. So you have to be careful after you laid it make sure that it's pretty uh level along with the ground. It doesn't rock yeah.

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And after this course is.

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Or even a small bit like that, depending on what you get after laying from this.

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Exactly so stuff like that, you just want to take out like you, can just rip it out and especially rocks, because those don't smush down.

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Soldier, then, why don't you just have an area of bricks? What do.

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You mean, what's the reasoning yeah well,.

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Us to cut the top more uh with something of it, because if you leave a hole here, you have the whole accent all the way to the top. If stuff gets in there, then no.

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I mean why do you have that in the first place, why don't you just have a area of bricks and uh I think if you scooted that one over and there'd be a gap out there yeah? No, why don't? Why? Don't you just not have this? Why don't you just have this show and let's draw and then.

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Because we want the column to be approximately 2.5 feet, it's like you can have different patterns according to the dimensions of your column, yeah, and if you want to go above two feet like uh given the suggested way without even this uh six inch layer, you would have two feet by approximately two feet column. But if you want to go for the 2.5 feet by 2.5, you call them. We need this. Okay, that's how it works.

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And it's a 2.5 feet function of the your roof.

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I said before the height is uniform at six inches and we're going up to four feet for now. So that's going to be eight courses and again I reiterate, remove all spacing material and even as you lay and think it's I think the surface is clean. Make sure that it is a clean surface when you press on the brick.

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The one of the one one person takes the brick uh rolls around in the half half container and then hands it to the layer right and that process continues. But if the pallet is far off, then you need a person who does the transportation? Does the walking.

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Where the dirt comes from.

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