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Steele Mixer Assembly and Demonstration

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What happens here

The presenter unboxes and assembles a manual concrete mixer from "X-Steele Mixer." He highlights its "Made in the USA" origin and emphasizes its design for off-grid use without electricity. The mixer features handles for rocking it back and forth to mix concrete. The design allows it to be tilted and locked into place for easy pouring and scraping of mixed concrete. He notes that the inventor claims a 60-80 lb bag of concrete can be mixed in 45 seconds using this method.

Goal: Assemble and demonstrate the X-Steele Mixer, a manual concrete mixer.

Tools and materials

  • Box Cutter / Utility Knife — Opening the product box
  • X-Steele Mixer X-Steele Mixer — Manually mixing concrete without electricity

What they say

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brake [Music] and now we're ready to go i mean this is a very simple setup this is from world of concrete this is what i thought was going to be probably well this is actually technically one of my two favorite tools from world of concrete and if any of you guys have ever lived off grid where you didn't have electricity you might like this one this is for all you offering preppers man right here if you've got mixed concrete without electricity [Music] you might like this when i was at world of concrete the guy that invented this told me that he could mix a bag of concrete a 60 or an 80 pound bag of concrete in 45 seconds with no electricity he said the fastest that he's ever done it is 22 seconds with just one hand i don't know if that's true or not but if this was works as good even partially as good as he claims i could see this helping a lot of you guys out [Music] i think we're there guys so you put the concrete in he says it better than i do i'm gonna sum it up you put the concrete in hold it to one side go to the other go back and forth and then in 45 seconds you can have a mixed bag of concrete and when you want to get it out instead of fighting it like this you flip it over take the handle lock it into place and now you can scrape your concrete out like i said he tell he told me that you can average get 45 seconds on a 60 to 80 pound bag of concrete using just this and he's done it one-handed in 22 seconds what do you guys think of this if you live out in the country without electricity i think your vote counts twice of course if you live out in the country without electricity how the heck are you even seeing this in the first place

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