FBR Truck in North of Perth, page-312

My thoughts are that the section of the wall that looks misaligned does look a bit out. The rest of the wall looks near perfect which tells me that something happened in this particular spot on the wall, that was irregular that has caused the imperfection.

it could be a slightly non square manufactured block or it could be a slightly non supporting window concrete beam, which is directly below it. It could even be a slightly uneven slab or a manufacturing defect on the block itself.

in either case, the build is being very closely monitored and if this section of the wall was out of tolerance, it would have been fixed before the next 8 courses were laid above it.

I like that the rest of the wall is perfection which means that whatever has lead to this minor imperfection can be countermeasures on future builds, because it has been caused by something irregular. We can all see that the rest of the wall appears perfect. To think there wouldn’t have been an hiccups, with a prototype machine working in the real world fir the first time, was wishful thinking. i fir one would have expected hiccups as the hx is still testing with a prototype machine.

I do think there have been some minor teething issues which has delayed the video. This may be the very issue holding it up. What I like is that this structure is one massive structure. This build is really proving out the case fir the hx to build any type/size building.

I’m eagerly anticipating the release of the next video. Don’t let the crazies freak you out. Follow your instincts. We all know that in the long run the price will end up where the price ends up.

not investment advice. Do your own research, etc etc…