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On-site concrete mixing.
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Previously:
Concrete mixing bucket - GIF
Concrete mixing mishap - GIF
Homemade material mixing tool - GIF
Mixing paint pigment - GIF
Advert for a tool, but I'm curious how they spray a controlled amount of water into the dry mix, going into the auger flights mixer, to keep it from too wet or dry on it's extrusion out into the catch wheelbarrow.
It's a small batch machine, that looks like with helper bees, more work can be done, but I'm self only sort, and small easy batch is my method. At age 69, I have a major foundation job this summer.
Thinking about what they are selling, it's more stuff of the mini backhoe, miniloader, miniescavator, minidumper invasion of hydraulic pump driving micro machines, that have a market place for DIY, but not commercial duty.
At least their demo has the correct slump for high grade concrete.
The machine costs $1000, it looks like it can mix while the work is being done so you can use one guy to do a three person job, it would be great for tight locations too.