@detodoparatodos45:

Joan Albarran :

How do you get the ice cube out after?

Wurmz :

Yeah im a mason we dont do this.

Cronus :

For anyone wondering "Why?" it's to help get the strap off of the stone block before sitting the block down. If you sit the block on top of the strap, it makes it REALLY difficult to get the strap out.

barry.seal :

So this is how the great pyramids were built!

Max K :

Remember folks: if it's stupid but it works then it ain't stupid. And in this case it's not even stupid, this is actually quite clever!

brooklyn_kellysf :

Does it hurt the ice?

Jopo :

customer has deep pockets

Dereck Mamani :

ahora todo tiene sentido .......😳

Blue Stingray 🇨🇦 :

tried this in Canada but that was eleven years ago and the ice is still there!

Mauricio Soto Hernández :

no le hará daño a la roca así? sin whisky?

Mashiado :

Does this hurt the ice?

Yugi :

Juan Car :

pues parece risa pero tiene su lógica

Cameroni and cheese :

does this hurt the ice cube?

Stocker :

крепенький бред конечно

fkt :

я знаю как строили пирамиды

Eder"Pichón"Farias :

y xq no lo puso directamente en el lugar? que funciona cumplen los hielos?

Ramd.on :

en unos 3 o 4 mil años alguien dirá: ésas escaleras las hicieron los extraterrestres.... ☹️☹️☹️

MarcosVanjura :

então foi assim que colocaram os blocos, sem quebrar, nas pirâmides

Евгений П. :

Эммм, доска, монтажка, труба обычная, не подойдут, не?

henyer Mejias :

y si es una parte donde hay mucho frío que hago ?

Dereck Mamani :

🙂 entonces los egipcios usaban cubos enormes de hielo para poner las piedras de las pirámides 🙂

brand83on :

so thats how the Egyptian pyramids were built !

DIMITRI :

35 ans de bâtiment, et j'ai encore appris quelque chose 👍