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Pouring basement walkout steps, after
Thanks David Odell for your videos to make these DIY stairs possible for us to do
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Pouring basement walkout steps
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A peek into my DIY basement walkout project, shout out to David Odell and his videos made this possible for me to take this project on myself
Borderline Curbing Machine
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Extruding curbing and a glance at the Pile Driver wheelbarrow
Lil Bubba curbing machine demonstration and Curb-King Machine
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Here we take a look at the Lil Bubba EP curbing machine and run some sand through it to test its performance and speed :) and a peak back at the Curb-King Twin Auger machine
Twin Auger Machine by Curb King, (Electric Model)
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Test run of the Curb-King brand twin auger curbing machine. We just ran damp sand/pea rock through to test performance, speed and finish of the curb
Is that machine self propelled? Or does it move backwards due to the compacting motion?
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Crazy good setbup
Only 102
I have the same pc case what specs does that skytech pc have
4060 16 GB of ram and ryzen 5
@@Frxstynah how much fps do u run on fn
500-600 fps
@@Frxstynah how I only get 300
This my alt but go on prefomance Mode all low settings and res 100 so Stiller okay graphics
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Too Good for this 🎉
Fr bro that was to ez
yuh yuhhhh eric
Mine was 2 hours tho im fucking pissed
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i got kicked out so now i gotta do again
I'm so sad😢
Which machine do you like better?
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What the consistency on mix ...much water
How much is that thing ? Can you still get it ?
Pls Sub and like🎉
I actually have to do the exact same thing to my renovation project.I need the walls poured and the steps and bottom landing all brought up to codes. I'd like to do this myself because everyone wants to charge a arm and leg to do the job. Do you have any suggestions?
I used the city inspector to help guide me in what to do, dug out and poured footing first and tied rebar into place. then rented wall forms and stood them up and poured the walls from a truck
impressive you DIY'd that. any idea what that ended up costing you out of pocket?
Thanks i spent a little over $2000 to do the wall and steps myself.
@@Frxstynah okay cool, doesnt seem all that expensive then. ty.
@@showspotter keep in mind prices were not as high a few yrs ago for materials but you will still save money doing it yourself of course 😁
The key to the right mix is a bit of liquid dish soap added while mixing
Hey I’m 23 and about to begin contracting basement egress windows & doors, kind worried about looking younger is this your main income ?
No i do not do this kind of work usually, I just did this on my own home DIY-- with guidance from my city building inspector
Did you pour the walls as well?
Yes we rented an excavator and dug it all out and we framed and poured the footing ourselves. Couple wks later, rented some wall forms and set the rebar and poured the walls.
@@Frxstynah amazing. Thx for responding so quickly. I'll be tackling this soon. Appreciate the video!
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Great job!👍🏼
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Сколько цена?
question: if you add a roof cover and slope the ground in front of the entrance well would you still need the drain?
I would recommend still having some kind of drain...the wind still blows rain and snow down there
@@Frxstynah Can you have the drain just go under the cement or do you need to have a pump at the end?
That’s rough.
Here at Artistic Curbs, we pick up the slag and put it down behind Lil Bubba to level up the ground in low places. It is a good way to dispose of it as well.
How long do these electric machines last vs gas? Anything to be concerned about? Water? Elements? Are the insides protected?
Lots of bridging problems it appears.
Not a sting, this is an re 500, not in production anymore as too slow and Bridges too much.
Vacuum up the spill. I’m a mason in the repair businesses and that’s how I clean up. You don’t need a large vacuum cleaner, a small one works great. If you look at the horse power there’s only one horse difference which most people never look at before purchasing
Auger machines are so much nicer
Twin Auger machines are much nicer. Single auger machines are married to the contour of the ground and don't compact well.
wow drainage 1st buddy
I agree, however the depth of the excavation wasnt possible with the machine so we went as far down as we could. Time was a factor as well as we were being rushed by other issues so we did dig a deep hole at bottom of steps and filled with gravel as a temporary drain to catch any residual rain water. A permanent solution will be dug out by hand and installed before pouring slab on top.
Great work. Did you have to drill the rebar down to ground for the retaining walls.
@@4615596 we drilled into house footing and inserted the rebars to connect the footings together per code from my building department
Please send me the cost of one of the machine,contact email address:- homefusionsltd@@t
where can you buy this machine
They sell on Curb-King website
You can buy this machine at Curb-King.com or you can call 435-723-8860
Can you change the form on this model? Looks good mate
Yes there are many different forms that attach underneath
I'm currently laying 20 ft per 3 minutes with the same exact machine
The mix was a little too wet, this machine would move faster with a little dryer mix and the mix would naturally drop down without digging at it so much.
In a perfect world. Lol
That machine has over 1.5 million feet on it. Part here and there, it keeps going
1.5 million feet times 10 bucks a foot= you're a millionaire!!! :)
www.lilbubba.com and www.curb-king.com
So how much for this machine
Lil Bubba and curb king machine cost about $6000.00 new with the basic forms and trowels to start making curb.
Cement cakes up and sets on the augers especially in warm weather. Have to clean them off after every wheelbarrow load or the machine slows to a crawl. I didn't expect that so have to watch out. Also gas power would IMHO would be the better choice for more speed and freedom to work where there are no electrical outlets
Also keep in mind the machine has been used for a while so the augers probably have some wear so this particular machine might not go as fast as a brand new one. Also this machine is electric and has only one speed so perhaps the gasoline version might run a bit faster...however i haven't found one to test out yet. The augers are replaceable so I might order a new set to improve the efficiency. I saw on their website they have augers that are bigger around and move more material faster but since they mesh closer together, you can't run any sort of gravel with those ones--just sand mix.
Gas machine definitely runs faster. More versatility as to where you can run it also.
Vibrating augers and housing are suspended below the hopper down inside the machine so the outside of the machine doesn't really vibrate too much. The vibrating parts touch the bottom of the rubber liner and shake it so the material slides down fast. Can't wait to see how a mix with cement will flow since it will be a bit stickier. So far looks like it will do a good job extruding curbs.