First you get some cement.

Sep 6, 2022 4:12 AM

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Handmade cement fence

Step two, draw the rest of the owl

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“Today, in Uncomfortably Unnecessary Concrete Projects…”

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Step 1, draw the outline. Step 2, finish the fence.

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I was in awe until it got painted, that made it super tacky

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That will insta crack as soon as someone leans on it.

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Yes! Make lots of holes and grooves for water to pool in... brilliant.

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Gotta make fake cracks that will turn into real cracks as soon as it gets too wet or cold.

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Maybe the region doesn't get ice?

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

True but doesn't really matter. If there isn't enough cover to the rebar, water will get in and it will rust, cracking the concrete.

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Who wood believe it's concrete?

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Disneyland. I know this isn’t it, but I remember fake wood in ‘that’ tree house. It bothered me… more than it should for a 10-year old. :-/

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I have been the same since I was a kid. Fake anything just rubbed me the wrong way and a reason I don't like amusement parks. Just fake.

4 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

No trees were hurt during the making of this fence

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I started off "Na those guys are idiots" Then its like "Yeah they probably know what they are doing"

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I started off "man, I'd like to live there.." then it's like "nah, probably not.."

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you mean like this?

4 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Really? I went from ‘These guys are idiots’ to ‘These guys are seriously idiots’. That fence is weak as shit, it won’t stand up to even

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Light use. Concrete doesn’t flex for shit and it’s internal scaffolding is far too weak to compensate for their choice of material.

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Safety railings shouldn't have holes bigger than 4 inches, and no horizontal footholds. A kid is gonna climb that or get their head stuck.

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Yeah me too

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I started "WTF?" and ended "Awesome!"

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It looks cool but i fear itll be cracked and flaked in short order

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Rest of the fucking owl potential

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Wait till you see them make a concrete looking fence outta wood. Mind blowing!

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Then some fat kid leans on it and it all cracks and flakes off.

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Wouldn't even take a fat kid.

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No gloves makes me worried for their hands

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I thought you meant a metaphorical fence, but it was concrete

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Those gaps appear to be larger than 4", yes?

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Look at the state of the floor though...... Thats NEVER getting cleaned....

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Thats pretty fuckin' sweet. I'd pay for a fence like that.

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This video is concrete evidence of human craftsmanship.

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Wow that would take forever.

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Brilliant masters at their craft.

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Horrible

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All that work to make it look like wood when they could have just used wood, which is more environmentally friendly.

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you sir, are a troll

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He is doing the opposite of defending a bridge.

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The wood would break down faster and need to be replaced with more dead trees. This will probably last for ages and only need new paint.

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Concrete plus rain (distilled water) equals mineral oxides. Plus the metal creates a temperature differential accelerating the breakdown.

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It won’t last any time at all. Concrete has a worse strength/weight ratio, doesn’t handle flexing for shit, and the grooves they carved in

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Are going to graduate to actual cracks as soon as winter rolls around. There’s quite a few reasons why concrete isn’t the normal material.

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As an engineer, we prefer to use material that will last with very little maintenance. This also has more strength for the pattern.

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As an engineer: That’s why you DON’T use concrete for stuff like this. The internal scaffolding is far too weak to compensate for concrete’s

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Rigidity and shit strength to weight ratio. It’s going to fall to pieces far quicker than wood and be far harder to repair when it does.

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My only thought was the freeze thaw on all those little cracks will destory this.. then realized, probably not in an area with winters

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I'd wager the correct wood, sealed, would last longer and have less maintenance than concrete, but has higher upfront costs

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With reapplication of the sealant required every year or three. Not worth it IMO.

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Bugs like it.

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He has good taste for a bunny!

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And it would rot and mold

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Wow that is really really ugly

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Looks okay, but seems flimsy.

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"A cement fence?! Well this is going to be absolutely shi.... Oh my"

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These things always look like shit in person.

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They'd look like shit out of person too

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Give it 2 years and it will all be cracking and disintegrating.

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All that extra work and they make a repeated pattern!?!

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probably easier to fabricate

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you try coming up with 100 of different pattern that looks like wood

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monkey brain like patterns

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No, monkey brain think pattern dumb, wants throw bannana fueled shit throwing tantrum..

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* ? ??? ????? ????? ????? ? *

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Not patterns per se. Monkey brain like fractals!

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That's a lot of work to make a wooden fence.

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That surprised me, particularly when they aren't pre-welded sections.

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Yes, with holes big enough for any five-year-old to fit through.

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You know, I thought the same thing, and an inspection would not pass, then realized it looks like China. OHSA trembles at that.

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If a kid decides to do something stupid, no one but the parents are at fault

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It’s still nice to design public places in a way that structures benefit all members of society. This fence does not exist for children.

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That's fair, I just find that kids who learn not to do something, the hard way, tend to be more responsible and generally more well rounded

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Fuck 'em

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Cement is zero percent concrete.

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Maybe a 30%

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One hundred percent abstract.

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Well the fences are prolly mass produced in set bits

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Damn, seems like a lot of downvotes for someone who actually understands production.

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Yea im amazed too :/

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They...they were making it on the spot.

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No they were assembling them on the spot. The skeleton dictating the pattern is likely produced elsewhere in bulk hence the repeat

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Nah they mean the middle bit is done off site and welded to the poles

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Very likely what's happening. Still, this requires significantly more effort than most others I'll give them that.

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China? China.

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What a stupid comment... No matter where this is, this looks damn good and is massive...

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...for now...

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Southeast Asia is full of such structures: benches, tables, fences. They age poorly, unfortunately. A strange blend of nature and culture…

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haters will say it's concrete

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That's art.

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Yes, and to get concrete, first you get some cement.

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Just likeI like to eat some cinnamon wheat flour with y coffee.

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There is no peace left in this world.

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It's cake

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Concrete requires gravel. That's all cement

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Could this possibly be mortar mix if it's all the components minus gravel? ?

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Yeah I don't know anyone that doesn't add sand to their cement powder. It would Crack and chip if you didn't.

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No gravel, it's mortar

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It is concrete!

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No, it's mortar

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It's definitely not cement though

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It’s offencesive

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All the up votes!

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Needs more upvotes, +1

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OTOH, I find it in-a-fence-ive

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Concrete is like 10-15% cement.

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Pancakes are 25% flour. You don't say you eat flour for breakfast.

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We called them Qauter

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Or Quarter cakes in the CUK

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When making pancakes, I might very well say "First you get some flour"...

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That applies to the title, but not the caption so it's possible for both of you to be right here!

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