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@@CodyMcDonald-v5s 2x6 forms so 5-1/2” thick. I do not remember how many bags we used I would have to look at my job notes

It’s definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity and so glad Sarah filmed it

Ha ha yes it’s kind of nasty and the baby did not even know!

I almost puked 🤢

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Thank you they were old and really needed to come out

It’s not real big it’s only 11x11 If it was bigger then that we would have put one in. Also it is not a high traffic slab

I use wheelbarrows but I like using buckets better. Little more handling but I can put it right where I want it and don’t have to make ramps over forms. But yes they do save your back some .

Thank you. We work very well together.

It took just under 2 hours and it was cool out so once it set up some it got covered with concrete blankets to keep the heat in.

Thank you , I’m glad we don’t have to mix bags everyday but not to bad once in awhile. Thank you for watching.

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The wire in the slab is wire mesh , it is used to help keep the concrete from braking apart over time

@@glennwiacek4705 okay thanks. enjoyed your video by the way

What about vapor barrier

Less concrete would mean a 2" slab. That's too thin too

No problem hope you enjoyed both my video and the other one you watched

Normally we use stands for the wire and rebar. Unfortunately not a thick slab but as we go along he is constantly pulling up the mesh into the concrete and as he does that the aggregate in the concrete holds it off the dirt.

11x11x4” we used about 75 bags

Used ready mix?

What size bags?

We have wire in the slab. If you watch he is constantly pulling it up into the concrete as we move along

There is wire mesh in the concrete .

@@glennwiacek4705 good u know what ur doing most don't ... Hell yeah brother keep up the good work

You should have pulled up on that steel as you were spreading the mud. All your steel is laying on the ground. You wasted time and money doing that. That being said all concrete cracks. Depending on the weight you put on the slab it really shouldn't matter

We get our bags from a building supply company but if you go on Lowe’s website I believe they have a bag calculator you can you. And you should film it , always cool to see the work in progress

We use concrete

I have moved into more excavation but still have a lot of fun done small concrete jobs

We do not bring them back. They are paper so we recycle them

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The biggest reason we didn’t get a truck was site conditions. We are in winter and the mud is very bad. They also have a minimum yardage and we didn’t meet that. We also don’t have a mix on site small batch truck willing to go to that area.

It took an hour and a half to mix about 2 hours total after cleaning everything up

@@glennwiacek4705 Man that's fast work. Respect

@@glennwiacek4705 holy smokes! That’s a bag every 80 seconds! Two at a time that’s more than a batch every 3 minutes! You guys rock.

@@lgrizzly with two people and a mixer it goes fast. 👍

Yes it is. It’s a few years old now and I use it a lot for small jobs.

We used about 70 bags. It is 11x11 4-5 “ thick

60 80 or 90 pound bags. Thx for the response

@@joemanflyer2001 80 pound bags

80 pound quikrete

Thank you. You definitely should, it takes up a lot of time but is cool to look back on.

Yes they where, hard digging in that area but I do enjoy doing it.

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