Those steel mates look interesting. I use two electrical staples per hook. Fairly quick to install, theyre cheap, and its incredibly easy to strip. They hold really strong as well. Its pretty rare that i have a hook pushed during the pour
There’s something called duplex screws. Extra long 1/4” hex head that can be driven with a nut driver or even the 1/4” chuck of an impact driver. Easy to keep clean and easy to knock concrete off after the fact. Pretty cool. I think they come in 1-1/2” and 2-1/2”.
Would love to work with you guys. Rare to find the non; chest thumping, egotistical tradesmen. Have learned leaps from the real craftsmen that consider more than banging nails etc. Keep up the good work!
The Bob Loblaw Law Blog comment made me do a double take. Haven't heard that in years. Way to punch it in! I'm getting ready to do my first foundation in 12 years and I've really appreciated learning about some of the new products and your thoughts.
What specifically gives you confidence that your layout on formwork hasn't moved in any direction or a combination of directions enough to cause issues later?
I love all these vids and you guys do a great job with each and everyone of the vids. All the vids are a joy to watch and superbly informative. so here's my joke. Judas knows what he did for a Klondike Bar. Jokes! Hope your week is starting off perfect and it's great to see the channel grow soooo fast.
Do you think if you put turnbuckles in that would have prevented your blowout. Also some guys put Vaseline on screw holes and makes them easy to reveal
Those steel mates look interesting. I use two electrical staples per hook. Fairly quick to install, theyre cheap, and its incredibly easy to strip. They hold really strong as well. Its pretty rare that i have a hook pushed during the pour
There’s something called duplex screws. Extra long 1/4” hex head that can be driven with a nut driver or even the 1/4” chuck of an impact driver. Easy to keep clean and easy to knock concrete off after the fact. Pretty cool. I think they come in 1-1/2” and 2-1/2”.
Don’t know yet what step I don’t want to skip…but I’m here for it!
Would love to work with you guys. Rare to find the non; chest thumping, egotistical tradesmen. Have learned leaps from the real craftsmen that consider more than banging nails etc.
Keep up the good work!
The Bob Loblaw Law Blog comment made me do a double take. Haven't heard that in years. Way to punch it in!
I'm getting ready to do my first foundation in 12 years and I've really appreciated learning about some of the new products and your thoughts.
I appreciate you taking the time to add extra detail.
Tim, I could watch you work all day. If I was closer, I’d bring my folding chair &an Arnold Palmer. Thanks for the content.
Well we originally started watching your videos as a class in carpentry level 1, so know that your educational videos are being used as such :)
I prefer the shorter videos for myself and students! Thanks again!
As always great Job narrating. great follow up to the blow out. I'm DYI and learning a lot
Absolutely Awesome 🥳🥳🥳
Good job Noah!!!
You should check out the Stabila LA 180L for laying out foundation and walls. One person operation. Pricey but worth it.
Yep that's what I used. Shown in a previous video. Great tool 👍
@@AwesomeFramers Got it. I saw you string lining something. Wondering why not use it there too? Where's that project?
@@hu5tle- I believe the video before this in the Olympic Footigs playlist 👍
@@AwesomeFramers Not following. Looks like you are pulling tape for the footer forms. How far are you booked out for framing?
What specifically gives you confidence that your layout on formwork hasn't moved in any direction or a combination of directions enough to cause issues later?
Probably 20+ years experience plus this looks like it's getting blocks on top which can be straightened out anyway
How do you store and transport forming pegs? I usually just let them roll around but I bought a new truck so I want to develop a system for this one
Just an observation, but why only place the safety caps on the rebar and not the steel stake?
I love all these vids and you guys do a great job with each and everyone of the vids. All the vids are a joy to watch and superbly informative. so here's my joke. Judas knows what he did for a Klondike Bar. Jokes! Hope your week is starting off perfect and it's great to see the channel grow soooo fast.
Do you think if you put turnbuckles in that would have prevented your blowout. Also some guys put Vaseline on screw holes and makes them easy to reveal
3:22 Philips screw? What about hex head screws?
👍Awesome
What kind of boots do you have? 🤔
I use simpson #9 sd screws. Quick wire brush, ezpz.
You're a framer so nails are the answers for everything. "hey Jim the framer, go fix that moment connection," "what nails do you use
Everything that is is what it is.....
👏👏👏👏
AKA a mattock. Great for stripping forms too. It pry the form and stakes up and away from the new green concrete.
. wow.,⛏️ tehLOTCHeh. ⛏️
12:00 that is how I fix my kids toys
"Back in the day "
Bob Loblaw?..
What happened at 1:34-1:37
Your begging for likes worked and I gave one! Also watch the mower in the backgr on the golf course of the time lapse at the end.
3:47 😂
The bag foundation looks horrendous.
thus guy is too dorky to put tools on himself
𝓹𝓻𝓸𝓶𝓸𝓼𝓶 💥
Blowers are funny. You hate them until you own one. Then you want a more powerful one!