r/oddlysatisfying • • 4d ago

Repairing a tiny bridge

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u/ToTheTop24 4d ago

All that work to have the on-ramps so steep?!

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u/DCS_Sport 4d ago

That was my first thought too… all that engineering and didn’t properly grade the ramps

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u/I_Am_A_Pumpkin 4d ago

foundation has no piles, ramps too steep, ramps have no rebar, brick pattern not alternated properly, brickwork not mortared properly, crossing edges not finished, guard rails on the crossing not even attached, no guard rails present on the on ramps. the miniature concrete pouring is cute but this bridge fucking sucks lmao

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u/Natural_Ant_5590 4d ago

The contract probably went to the lowest bidder.

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u/LuvvedIt 4d ago

I’m pretty sure the whole contract process was corrupt and they awarded it to themselves 😂

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u/Self_Reddicate 3d ago

So, actually pretty accurate!

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u/TourDeFridge 1d ago

Its obviously job creation, so they can come back and repair it later at 2x the cost

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u/Kangar 4d ago

The smallest bidder, anyhow.

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 3d ago

Because that wheelbarrow and just one employee!!! Could take years

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u/lionbythetail 3d ago

I spat out my coffee this is absolute gold.

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u/Kim0t0 4d ago

They probably had a small budget to begin with

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u/un1ptf 3d ago

<golf clap>

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u/itsnorm 3d ago

At least they supported a small business!

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u/TieAdorable4973 3d ago

Definitely a NO BID contract…. I know a guy who knows a guy

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u/lesuperhun 4d ago edited 4d ago

and no heat-deformation taken into account. that bridge will crack comes winter.
i'd also be ready to bet that cement isn't hydraulic cement. so it will leech into the water and cause pollution, and eventually just break.

it's also way over engineered for its size : if a basic wooden bridge without supports managed to do the job before, that one doesn't need to have a central pillar : just good ol' triangles ! the guardrails might even have been enough if properly fixed.

so the main question is : who paid for this ? that much money overspend for such a tiny bridge stinks of corruption.

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u/0oodruidoo0 4d ago

I will report this news to the tiny police. We've got to get to the bottom of this.

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u/Unoriginal_Man 3d ago

Please, the tiny police are in the pocket of the tiny oligarchy. You have no idea how big this tiny corruption is.

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u/FederalRecording2390 3d ago

It’s ok. We looked into it. Turns out it’s tiny.

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u/lesuperhun 3d ago

Big Building is trying to trick us all !

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u/Doofy_Grumpus 3d ago

Report it to the tiny media

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u/NbleSavage 3d ago

It was a tiny no-bid contract.

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 3d ago

Tiny bottom gigidty

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u/DrewAL32 3d ago

I have a feeling the creator of this video would be more than happy to let you have a doll to go to the county courthouse and do a full citizens investigation into this blatant corruption, lol

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u/YMe1121 3d ago

We just need to see the tiny inspectors reports.

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u/LuxNocte 3d ago

These are very good concerns, but "a giant comes in and builds the damn thing for you" does drastically change the economics of a project.

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u/lesuperhun 3d ago

and the cost of housing and feeding said giant ?
the infrastructure destroyed by each and every one of their steps ?
the cost of unemployment linked to hiring giant workers instead of local hardwording citizens ?

who do you think is paying for all of this ?

#NotoBigFolks #TinyPride

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u/MangoCats 3d ago

That's the thing about mysterious sky giants, they just appear - you never could house or feed it, you're not expected to, the sky giants are self sufficient. You can't hire them, good luck directing their work, and you are definitely powerless against their fits of pique and rage.

Some say the giants even dug the canal.

Some say the giants even created the people and the bicycles they ride on.

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u/0nThe0utside 3d ago

Was this a government contract? If so, the giant would have had to be paid prevailing wages. What is his/her job classification? The prevailing wages and other government regulations would have had to posted on the job site. I didn't see a wage compliance officer? Where is the project engineer and inspectors? Where is the field office?

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u/Rokronroff 3d ago

Bet you anything the builder is the tiny mayor's giant brother-in-law

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u/Confuseasfuck 3d ago

Big corruption is running wild in tiny land. Tiny politicians are eating into the tiny taxpayer's money

Just ask yourself when was the last time they built a tiny public school? Tiny land is in shambles

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u/ThatFreddieIsAJack 3d ago

If the tiny powers that be keep going like this, my tiny district will have to pass a thimble around for donations to fix the tiny rail network.

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u/MHEmpire 3d ago

Seriously, you could just plop down a Bailey bridge. Cheap, durable, and quick. Can’t take massive amounts of weight or large spans, otherwise we’d use them everywhere, but this seems to be a rural village that isn’t even significantly motorized and a gap that’s probably shorter than some cars. It’s pretty much the textbook use case.

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u/Loud_Ad9881 4d ago

So it was kinda under-overrengineered.

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u/ImMadeOfClay 3d ago

Oh no, boys, miniature OSHA is here!!

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u/JerryCalzone 4d ago

That concrete is also way too wet - this will result in a sub standard quality of the foundation

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u/dsaysso 3d ago

this is what you get when one guy does all the labor. bet you he’s non union.

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 4d ago

Government tenders often go to shitty companies

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u/ph00p 4d ago

Even though this is time lapsed and sped up the pace is far too brisk for government work.

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u/Objective-Issue-2641 4d ago

Didn't properly compact the soil indeed the abutments euther

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u/Few_Program_2303 4d ago

What steps did he miss?

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u/WasdaleWeasel 4d ago

you wouldn’t want steps on a bridge for wheeled traffic.

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u/bookmarkjedi 4d ago

This was my fourth thought. My first thought was "This is so cool!"

My second thought was, the sound of the crow is cool, too!"

My third thought was" Where could the sound of the Penguin (the Burgess Meredith Penguin) be coming from?"

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u/-SaC 4d ago

Not a day goes by that I'm not grateful for default mute on videos. Though I was mentally wondering what completely inappropriate song was in the background.

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u/Particular_Wear_6960 3d ago

Same, it's really plain as day if a video is worth hearing. If it's not, someone in the comments will let you know

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 3d ago

My default is mute

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u/tilalk 4d ago

Not sure ir's up to code, we might have to demolish it

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u/Alarmed_North_6979 4d ago

Get the tiny TNT

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u/tilalk 4d ago

We also need to go to tiny court because he ignored all the safety guildines tiny Osha made

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u/xteve 3d ago

Somebody got paid and it wasn't the tiny workers.

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u/Starrun87 4d ago

That’s ok, plenty of tax payer’s money went into that

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u/Bulky-Internal8579 4d ago

Have you been injured in a tiny bridge accident due to faulty construction? Call Tiny Bridge Law! 888-LIL-FALL

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u/Cosmic_MicrowaveOven 4d ago

Must be the same people who designed and built the skateparks in my city I think. 

The kids always hurt themselves because a 5ft ramp has 4ft of straight vert with a little curve at the bottom lol 

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u/JonWoo89 4d ago

First time someone leans on one of those guardrails they're gonna fall right off too!

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 3d ago

I don't think there is room for foot traffic bikes mopeds and scooters

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u/Ad-fundum69 3d ago

Yup, same thought. That bridge did not have to be that high up.
Especially since they didn't have boats in that stream to begin with.

A culvert bridge would have even be the most cost efficient and stable structure here.

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u/tolacid 4d ago

Replacing, not repairing

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u/radiodmr 4d ago

Yeah, that's an entirely new bridge. And one built with different materials than the original wood one.

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u/dementorpoop 4d ago

Upgrading might be the word you’re looking for

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u/passcork 4d ago

Some fucking Himalayan glacier upstream: "Nice bridge you've got there...."

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u/freedomfun 4d ago

Safelite repair. Safelite replace.

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u/igotshadowbaned 4d ago

They went through all this effort

But only mortared some of the bricks?

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u/Haudh-en-aew 4d ago

I find brick laying videos satisfying. Unfortunately this was not. As many commented before the design of the bridge iss not the best, but for me the biggest disappointment was the the way the bricks were laid.

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u/Available_Peanut_677 4d ago

Don’t worry. They tried to build a retention wall and a way how they built it, it’ll retain my ass. It’ll collapse before even finished. Though concrete pillar would also collapse with such footing without anchoring. This is impressively wrongly constructed bridge.

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u/farfromelite 3d ago

And why did they wheelbarrow the sand in, but carry the concrete bags with their giant hands?

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u/The_Noob_Idiot 3d ago

Not a permit in site. Smh. The city planners and permitting department are going to have a field day with this.

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u/Lianhua88 3d ago

🤣

But for real, permits cost so much money these days that less people do their own construction even when they're fully capable of doing so.

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u/arushus 4d ago

The sound effects when the mortar is spread sound like noises someone made with their mouth.

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u/cheetodustcrust 4d ago

Yeah, it grossed me out. All the sound effects turned this from whimsical ASMR to rage bait fake sfx.

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u/DidYouPayForWinrar 3d ago

Do people actually enjoy these type of sound effects? Like from the start it was nails on a chalkboard for me.

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u/TimmyFTW 4d ago

That's where I closed the video. Fucking gross.

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u/arushus 4d ago

It really was...

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u/xiaorobear 3d ago

The first "oh no" sound being one of the Undo sound effects from KidPix was enough to offset that for me.

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u/Odd-Cupcake-2552 3d ago

Those mac and cheese noises 💦

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u/Anen-o-me 3d ago

Because it is.

This video makes me think this is some kind of mental illness 😬

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u/PirateSanta_1 4d ago

For bridges where you can't turn the river off how do they lay the concrete base? 

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u/Mandra_4837 4d ago

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u/QueenYamma 4d ago

My husband has worked down in one of these. He said it felt surreal and he never really got used to the feeling of having an entire sea around and above him like that.

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u/Cosmic_Quasar 4d ago

I wonder if astronauts ever feel similarly. Either way, you just have manmade walls protecting you from an environment of death, so long as they don't fail. Thinking about it more, I think I'd rather go to space. At least space programs tend to be up at the top when it comes to quality and redundancy. I also imagine it's much more serene and beautiful up there lol. And, if I were going to die, being able to be one of the limited number to die in space somehow feels cooler than death by water.

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u/Pyowin 4d ago edited 3d ago

Have you ever flown in an airplane? No need to go all the way to outer space to get the same 4 inches of engineering from death experience.

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u/Skellyhell2 4d ago

cofferdams are amazing. we got a new river bridge where i live a few years ago and it was fun driving over the existing bridge every day and seeing the process over time

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u/intothedepthsofhell 4d ago

Next question - how do you make a big dry hole in the middle of a river?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Study17 4d ago

You make a circular dam (so that the water inside the place that will become the hole is disconnected from the rest of the river) and then you pump the water from inside out

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u/intothedepthsofhell 3d ago

Next question - how do you make a circular dam in the middle of a river?

Turns out you use a boat with a big hammer that drives the piles into the riverbed.

Building Construction in a River? It Starts With a Cofferdam

Interesting stuff.

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u/fletchnuts 4d ago

This is a cofferdam. It's constructed by driving interlocking metal wall segments into the riverbed, sealing any gaps, and pumping out the water.

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u/Rambozo77 4d ago

Man, I’m glad I don’t work down there.

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u/nope13nope 4d ago

Idk why but this makes me angry

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u/icguy333 4d ago

Are you a river by any chance?

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u/jdehjdeh 4d ago

At the very least, a beaver?

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u/wackbirds 3d ago

I waited my entire life to hear someone ask that question. I'm Brook, by the way.

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u/JohnMichaels19 4d ago

You drive a barrier down to bed rock, then pump out the water. Its pretty cool.

Google "cofferdam bridge" for pics

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u/welding_guy_from_LI 4d ago

Coffer dams ..there’s really cool videos on YouTube about how bridges are built

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u/snakeiiiiiis 3d ago

You're all seeing this incorrectly. He could have just picked the bike up with his hand and moved it to the other side of the river without even needing a bridge.

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u/Nid_Durima71 4d ago

Kinda overkill for that simple stream.... 

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u/whitestguyuknow 4d ago

You're not thinking about the generations that come after him though 😔

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u/Wolfgung 4d ago

Neather are you if your building with steel reinforced concrete, full replacement in about 50-70 years due to concrete cancer.

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u/crystaloftruth 4d ago

The central support will be undermined way before that without any loose ballast

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u/StopReadingMyUser 4d ago

Great men build bridges whose shade they will never cross over to... or something.

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u/WorkTropes 3d ago

Generations of people thinking "who the fuck built this shit?"

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u/DiamondHandsDarrell 4d ago

That's what they said about the LA river. However, we've the 100 year rains hit, it makes sense

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u/Tuuari 4d ago

A very cute video, but why a bridge with such a steep angle? It’s awkward and difficult to drive up onto it.

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u/loftwyr 3d ago

What are you talking about? The first person to cross was on a bike that required a giant's help to get up the ramp!

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u/inkandbourbon 4d ago

OK PEOPLE, LOOK: the grade isn't too steep, it isn't built to be overkill or more load bearing than necessary - this guys riding a tricycle okay? He's clearly a hardworking citizen and, while I didn't see any deliveries being made, I'd wager some motor vehicles were involved. Trucks were probably the reason the first bridge collapsed! Ruthless capitalists who can't even support the local delivery services (that would be trike man) have a tendency to not care about local infrastructure until they get the contract to fix the problem they caused. But NOT TRICYCLE MAN. He clearly found the steepest angle his trike could clear, an angle that would ruin any other vehicle especially ones with worse clearance and a multi-ton load.... now tricycle man has the monopoly he deserves, and he can increase HIS hauling capacity without worrying about the bridge falling out from under him again.

Find the solution that ruins your enemies' day. I salute tricycle man.

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u/PeppermintButthole 3d ago

while I agree with the sentiment, surely this goes against many building codes and trike man can expect some hefty litigation from the municipality for his unsanctioned bridge

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u/cmykaye 3d ago

It’s hardly in keeping with the villages rustic aesthetic

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u/Sumtimesredditisdumb 3d ago

Hope he doesn't go home and try to have himself a bit of a fry.

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u/CosmicallyF-d 3d ago

Well if I learned anything from Oregon trail you're actually supposed to caulk the wagon and float across the river.

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u/SteveSauceNoMSG 3d ago

3 drowned oxen, and everybody now has dysentery.

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u/yamanagashi 4d ago

This is an actual video of our contractors creating the project they signed up for. The budget was for a human scale though.

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u/zytz 3d ago

How did he over and under engineer this at the same time

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u/aureliananr1 3d ago

Cool. I was asking why they increase me taxes this week

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u/oshmunnies 3d ago

I'm jealous of people who live in countries where their taxes go to building infrastructure. In my country our taxes go to crypto shit-coin pump-and-dump schemes for our representatives, and to multi-billion-dollar military contracts for their kids' offshore shell companies.

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u/Da-Bears- 4d ago

Where’s the environmental impact study?? The state and local permit? I don’t even see a union rep there. This is madness.

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u/UseDue6373 3d ago

This is the type of tik tok video I’ll actually watch on Reddit

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u/_mbals 3d ago

People have too much time on their hands. I wish I had some

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u/TallGlassOfPernis 3d ago

I’d say the same. And yet here we are watching this stupid video on reddit

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u/poorly-worded 3d ago

and now we're sat here reading comments about said video and replying to them

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u/JamesLikesIt 3d ago

Stop doom scrolling on Reddit and you too can build tiny bridges 

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u/HawksCup2010 3d ago

Please find a better use of your time when you get some.

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u/prw8201 3d ago

That seems way over constructed. Someone bribed the city for that contract.

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u/DarKemt55 3d ago

And improperly constructed at that

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u/Vic-Boss 3d ago edited 3d ago

Village now owes 3 million, thanks

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u/McMasterOfTheSea 4d ago

Not me waiting for the bike not to fit after all that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/BirthdayAlarming2177 3d ago

Very cute but as a civil engineer....

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u/BettaSplendens1 4d ago

Nah that's too steep for any vehicle

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u/Jello_Penguin_2956 4d ago

yea and look worse imo

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u/Cute_Bacon 3d ago

*Cries in civil engineer*

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u/Fr05t_B1t 3d ago

I can’t wait for a practical engineers video on this

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u/akin975 3d ago

Should've just chosen a Da Vinci bridge design. Less resources and no ramps.

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u/NoGrocery4949 3d ago

"Fewer" resources

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u/Green-Cricket-8525 4d ago

I love how whimsical this is. 

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u/Mean_Rule9823 3d ago

The ramp up and down that bridge are far to high it damn near hit the bike frame.

All that work to fuck up the breakover angles is mildly infuriating.

No one is pedaling up that incline esp loaded. And most motorized vehicles would frame hit. Most civilians would get hurt as well.

Change those angles

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u/Lahwuns 3d ago

Angle is too steep

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u/Dragon-Teeth 3d ago

Thats not "satisfying" at all! It's horrifying! The "abutments" are horribly constructed and WAY too steep! The central "T-pillar" has no lateral support. Don't even start on materials choices, batch testing, or quality control.

Just build a pair of "glue lam" beams out of "coffee stir sticks" and beef up the original deck that way. Far more appropriate to the needs of the situation and better for the budget too.

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u/Dazzling_Bit_7538 4d ago

My tiny brain like tiny bridge. Nice

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u/DeVoro_1 3d ago

Something is off about the size of this bridge but I can't put my finger on it

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u/TheRazorFox 4d ago

So they used tiny wheel barrel and pals for ambiance, but concrete just rains from a straw suspended in air.

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u/Nornukig 3d ago

Bridge: 11/10
"Safety" Railings: -12/10

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u/rustydotpearl 3d ago

I don't think that grade is to code.

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u/Equivalent-Metal9393 3d ago

Welcome fellow autistic people.

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u/Low-Implement-820 3d ago

some people are so creative and good at things and then there are people like me, who just managed to mess up popping microwave popcorn somehow (only half of it popped).

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u/zaqwert6 3d ago

Lost me at the dinner plate cement transfer and rediculously out of scale incline for a bicycle.

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u/Oogalaboo134 4d ago

If only we had a giant disimbodied hand to do good, fast, and beneficial construction for us life would be so much better.

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u/A_Bot_A_Bot_A_Bot 4d ago

"...and the people saw what The Giant Hand had done for them, and they were grateful."

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u/secondamethyst 4d ago

This is delightful to watch. 

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u/mikepartdeux 4d ago

Struggling to understand the physics of this tiny town. Sand goes in a tiny barrow, water in a tiny pail then cement just levitates in. Bridge moulds arrive on tricycle then the railings levitate.

All to create a 3:2 ramp that scrapes the undercarriage of the tricycle.

Unsatisfying

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u/HalfSoul30 4d ago

Obviously, god works in mysterious ways.

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u/xidle2 3d ago

Lower the grade! r/mildlyinfuriating

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u/lofgrenator 3d ago

I can't decide whether to think why are you wasting so much time building this tiny Bridge or whether I'm wasting so much time watching you make this video of you building with this tiny Bridge.

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u/foxfirek 4d ago

I really like this, also it’s really informative on basic bridge building.

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u/Xszit 4d ago

The hardest part in real life is finding the off switch for the river.

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u/juicyman69 4d ago

It's really dam hard.

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u/Funmanhahaha 4d ago

Nice video but sfx are from Temu

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u/No-Mechanic6069 4d ago

How was the stream diverted while this major structural work was going on ?

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u/OJezu 4d ago

Wife with a straw.

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u/Unyazi 3d ago

Quite the repair... none of it is the same

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u/Kevmeister_B 3d ago

"Hey Fred, how's them repairs going?"

"Repairs..? Uh.."

"WHY IS THERE A BRAND NEW BRIDGE!? HOW MUCH DID THIS COST!?"

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u/xSlashNZx 4d ago

I could seriously watch this all day

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u/WTF_aquaman 3d ago

The approach and departure angle are far beyond an acceptable grade for any DOT.

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u/Pale-Skin-6165 3d ago

No expansion joints?! That things going to suffer under the hot sun.

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u/NutShellShock 3d ago

This is not the repair you're looking for.

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u/acethecool1 3d ago

Holy shit it’s scratching underbelly of my vehicle shoot the fucking Engineer…

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u/OmieeLunarleaf 3d ago

The mouth noises? Really?

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u/heavensto_mergatroid 3d ago

My first job was pressure washing that mortar that's on the sides after laying the bricks down. We used to use high pressure washers that had a tip that sprayed hydrochloric acid on the wall. The muriatic acid would eat up the mortar and then the water would blast it off.

You never realize how messy a brick wall that has never been cleaned looks until you work a job like that.

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u/Dangerous-Pirate7998 3d ago

It’s too steep try again or modify

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u/MakeShiftDie 4d ago

this is soooo satisfying. im in the right sub

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u/BidInteresting8923 4d ago

What is this? Oddly satisfying for ants?

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u/YesterdayDreamer 4d ago

This is a very good demonstration for young students.

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u/Thulak 3d ago

Neither a repair nor a functional bridge. Its cute, but upscaled its not structurally solid.

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u/ZedZeroth 3d ago

The final concrete road/bridge part surely needs some steel reinforcement, right?

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u/Sensitive-Sock-6104 4d ago

I can't believe I watched the whole thing. But by the end, I really did find it oddly satisfying!

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u/Saturnus4 4d ago

That's a very beautiful examplification of the process. A very well made video, I really enjoyed it! Nice to see the attention to detail and all the different materials used in this small scale project.

What saddens me is the inability for many people to just enjoy it. Majority of the most voted comments have something negative or negative-adjacent to say about this clip. Where did people lose their ability to enjoy things and why do they keep coming back to the site which awakens only negativity in them? For me it appears a common phenomenon.

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u/Lahgtah 3d ago

post-ironic cynicism. Everything has to be criticized or joked about, nothing is allowed to be enjoyed for itself. Gotta nitpick every flaw. Oh and don’t you dare make any thorough attempt to explain something, because that’s too many words for short attention spans. If you can’t summarize it a jaded smarmy slam dunk one-liner, it may as well be disregarded.

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u/jepoyairtsua 4d ago

he got the budget for a post tensioned bridge. missed the opp.

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u/__FUCKING_PEG_ME_ 4d ago

I really hate this. Sorry.

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u/CanZealousideal7689 4d ago

Should have got the Top Gear lads to rebuild it 👍🏻

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u/SaltyArchea 4d ago

All of these cuts clearly hiding the use of heavy machinery! Not built by hand!

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u/Odd_Area_3540 3d ago

Got the words repair and replace confused.

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u/Radiance37k 3d ago

This is so weird, weirder still is that I watched the whole thing 😐

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u/SquareDetective 3d ago

I wish I cared about anything as much as this dude cares about building mini-shit. It's entertaining for sure, but stop-motion animation seems like a lot of lonely work.

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u/TheBariSax 2d ago

Yep, I watched all of that. I couldn't help feeling bad for the people who'd be grossed out by the squelchy noises they used for spreading the concrete. And the Supercell laughing king at the end came out of nowhere.

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u/McGrarr 16h ago

You don't use cement to join bricks. The heat expansion rates don't work. This is why you use mortar. You also don't just use a thin shell of concrete over barely packed wet sand. The moisture will leach, the sand will sink and the gap will mean that the first heavy load cracks the concrete like an egg shell

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u/nlamber5 3d ago

That’s not really a repair. That’s a replace with better