The next time a random, loud phone conversation starts right outside your door, you just need to turn on your loudest piece of machinery & that person will leave without you having to say a word to them. An air compressor will probably work, unless you have something even louder to use.
Looks great as always. I'm really glad you leave in the "mistakes", because for non-professionals such as myself, it gives me confidence knowing I can mess up a little and still make something nice. Thank you!
Been watching since the start of this series. The work has been fun to watch but I also must say that your video editing skills have progressed nicely as well. Much more polished than in the beginning. And, as always, can't wait to see the final walk-through video of the before/after shots that you *have* to make when this journey is over!
I built a 50x40x26 ft shop over the course of two years and our air compressor (looks just like yours, could be the same model) just gave out. We ended up buying a much larger one and bolting it into the concrete foundation and connecting it to a bunch of pipelines that went around the shop allowing for you to use the compressor from anywhere in the shop. It’s pretty cool having something considered more of an industrial commodity in your own shop. My point being you could likely do something similar! Albeit you probably won’t need a compressor as large due to the size of your workshop so you could save a lot of money on that
I love colored concrete! I’m not a fan of stained concrete but I adore when the colors added in the wet mixture. At times yours has almost a periwinkle tone of blue to it. Very sweet, love that it’s not this massive, solid hunk of concrete and instead you’re wise and build it sparingly while keeping its integrity. Cool cool
This video made me feel a lot better 😂 Tried my first GFRC practice piece 2 days ago, and it turned into a chaotic mess when it wouldn't spray. Ended up scooping it out of the hopper and doing it all by hand like the backer coat. Always nice to be reminded the more experienced people still run into issues, so I'm glad you include the struggles in your videos as well!
I actually really love the little line mark details that the "mistake" with the air compressor caused. I honestly think it looks really cool! Great work, as always!!!
That hopper that you have reminds me when I was 19 and was working with two tape & bed partners they also textured the turned the neck around the other way so the could spray texture on the ceiling, not many people (late 1970's) were innovative enough to do that, just to make a short story long👍. Thanks i really enjoy your videos.
That is super cool! The change is colour is almost a marbled effect, something to be embraced for sure. This is a project i'd consider for my house, once its built.
I love that little tide line, it look a bit like marbling and adds an extra bit of depth & colour to it. I also really like the on screen guide to the bits you were cutting out. Simple and easy to understand, for a lay-person. I like watching the DIY, I don't do the DIY.
Man, what a beautiful work! 😃 The issues you had with the compressor actually gave it a more natural look! Love it! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Looks great and a lovely all round area to relax in. Maybe some more plants around the area to block the wind a bit more might be useful in the colder months? Might not make any difference at all though. Would love to see it lit up at night.
When I watched the Instagram video and you showed the hexagon cubes you made with leftover concrete, I thought those would make a great table top if set in epoxy.
Drill a hole or two at the ground level of that box you are using to cover the propane tank for ventilation, incase there is a leak. I don't know if the gaps in the cedar facing are air tight per se, but it doesn't hurt to add a big of safety. Otherwise looks awesome as always.
Shout out to the Cam dude. No way could I film, edit, these projects as fast as he does. Well I could ever do it. Considering that, he really did do a good job with his desk build. He probably just is not interested, as I am not interested in a heck of a lot of tech. And Mike your designs could go bad real fast, but none of them ever do. Maybe here and there, but never over designed aesthetically, they are just right. I appreciate you. MY 2 cents, trying to comment helps your algorithm, the least I can do.
I am not a fan of concrete or should I say concrete gray or even concrete white. But that blue concrete, polished, and a bit mottled? That is really cool. Definitely changed my mind about concrete.
Thank you for avoiding spoiling the finished project in the first few seconds. Honestly I ended up not watching a couple of your previous videos because of that.
I just started a unique concrete project myself. I used to do Concrete Countertops in Chicago many years ago. Pour day was/is always stressful, and 5/8" thick is crazy thin.
It REALLY make me want to join Mike for a roof party. The mix of blue and black glass looks so sharp. Can't wait to see your next videos! Keep up the awesome stuff Mike!!!
Don't know if you read all the comments, but I love what you're doing homie. Been a devotee since TH-cam suggested episode 1. I wish more home improvement people on TV had your on-camera personality. They're all too loud, too toothy, too hyper-articulate, hyper-dramatic. This channel is a godsend.
Good presentation on the air compressor issues!!! It's easy to lose sight of the fact that behind a polished TH-cam DIY video there's still plenty of swearing, frustration, grazed knuckles and so on.
Hola! 🖐Nice Fire 🔥Table, really, really like it. What is going on??! So many negative comments below, holy smokes! Thanks for making this video, thanks for sharing your experiences. I can dream of making something like this one day, in the meantime I can enjoy the experience of watching you and other content creators share with the rest of us. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
You know mistakes often become techniques. That seam where the compressor kicked out on you looks a lot like variation in natural veining and if you did it on purpose just right you might have something.
New subscriber here. Your recent video just popup in my recommendations. Then I instantly got hooked. I just finish marathon of all your renovation from episode 1 upto this video. Can't wait for the official home tour.
Loved it, but I think without more internal structure, bracing or some kind of strongback it will not be able to handle any heavy weight on top of it.. I loved the look and the idea.. It looks awesome.. Thank you for sharing.. 🔥🔥🔥
It looks 🔥! Please follow up in the fall with a review of the kind of heat it puts out. I’m interested in trying this but would love to know how warm it really is!
Hey Mike, I really love your videos and have enjoyed going along with you on this journey. I feel like it's worth mentioning to you is that Better Help has been coming under fire for a while for selling people's medical data, and it's pretty sketchy from what I've seen/heard; sometimes even referred to as a "privacy nightmare". I get that you need sponsorships to do this big of a project, but I feel like their business practices are something that maybe hasn't been brought to your attention. Have a great day
Hello I enjoy your videos about your air compressor you might want a bigger dedicated one for your shop and out there now that little pancake lot of problems with that is moisture really cool a lot of people leave them with air in them and they get condensation inside that's why that little knob on the bottom is there when you're done using it to empty the air and get all the moisture out we don't do that it builds up water and you don't get enough pressure so it always seems like it's always building up pressure but good luck I hope you have everything working right next time you doing a great job I enjoyed this video.
Nice build and we even got to enjoy a bit of excitement, but what happened to Caulk Talk? And I hear that John Malecki might be able to help you out with that hose problem. The rooftop patio is coming along rather nicely.
Great video - appreciated the graphics to demo what was being cut out. Two questions if possible: Do you need to get a right-angle attachment for the Propane tank? Have you used it to cook marshmallows or hotdogs yet?
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The next time a random, loud phone conversation starts right outside your door, you just need to turn on your loudest piece of machinery & that person will leave without you having to say a word to them. An air compressor will probably work, unless you have something even louder to use.
Keep the old air compressor next to the door just for this reason
r/PettyRevenge.
A 50 is my loudest piece of equipment. Will that work?
The graphics used 1:07 is really great. Helps alot to see what is going on! Loved it
YES! THIS.
I was thinking the same thing!
Came here to write this. Nice one!
Came here to second the appreciation of the graphics.
I like the color difference that you were talking about from the air compressor giving you issues, gives it character.
Makes it look more like sky. I like it.
It might even be something you could do on purpose. Do irregular stripes or patches to make it more interesting.
It really does look great!
Looks great as always. I'm really glad you leave in the "mistakes", because for non-professionals such as myself, it gives me confidence knowing I can mess up a little and still make something nice. Thank you!
Always a good day when you drop a new video Mike. Hope you are feeling back to normal! Love the new build.
Been watching since the start of this series. The work has been fun to watch but I also must say that your video editing skills have progressed nicely as well. Much more polished than in the beginning. And, as always, can't wait to see the final walk-through video of the before/after shots that you *have* to make when this journey is over!
I built a 50x40x26 ft shop over the course of two years and our air compressor (looks just like yours, could be the same model) just gave out. We ended up buying a much larger one and bolting it into the concrete foundation and connecting it to a bunch of pipelines that went around the shop allowing for you to use the compressor from anywhere in the shop. It’s pretty cool having something considered more of an industrial commodity in your own shop. My point being you could likely do something similar! Albeit you probably won’t need a compressor as large due to the size of your workshop so you could save a lot of money on that
I love colored concrete! I’m not a fan of stained concrete but I adore when the colors added in the wet mixture. At times yours has almost a periwinkle tone of blue to it. Very sweet, love that it’s not this massive, solid hunk of concrete and instead you’re wise and build it sparingly while keeping its integrity. Cool cool
The blue makes it look like the textures haven’t loaded in but I’m definitely going to copy this for my place and pass it off as my own idea.
This video made me feel a lot better 😂 Tried my first GFRC practice piece 2 days ago, and it turned into a chaotic mess when it wouldn't spray. Ended up scooping it out of the hopper and doing it all by hand like the backer coat. Always nice to be reminded the more experienced people still run into issues, so I'm glad you include the struggles in your videos as well!
I actually really love the little line mark details that the "mistake" with the air compressor caused. I honestly think it looks really cool! Great work, as always!!!
You know at first I wasn't really a big fan of the art in the background, but it has really grown on me and I really like it now.
That hopper that you have reminds me when I was 19 and was working with two tape & bed partners they also textured the turned the neck around the other way so the could spray texture on the ceiling, not many people (late 1970's) were innovative enough to do that, just to make a short story long👍. Thanks i really enjoy your videos.
TH-cam live would be preferred 👍 Really amazing work you got going on ⭐
Why?
@@benjigirl1971 I don't have Instagram
Instagram/ Facebook sucks!
That is super cool! The change is colour is almost a marbled effect, something to be embraced for sure. This is a project i'd consider for my house, once its built.
looking good. havent watched in a while but it feels like your editing just keeps getting better
I love that little tide line, it look a bit like marbling and adds an extra bit of depth & colour to it.
I also really like the on screen guide to the bits you were cutting out. Simple and easy to understand, for a lay-person.
I like watching the DIY, I don't do the DIY.
Cool Design Mike, I like the blue colour!
I like that you leave difficulties / mistakes in the video: they might be useful to whomever is going to do the same DYI
Man, what a beautiful work! 😃
The issues you had with the compressor actually gave it a more natural look! Love it!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Phone guy got no respect for the Stu! Always nice to see more GFRC builds.
That will be GREAT for Fall and early Winter...Awesome!
Looks great and a lovely all round area to relax in. Maybe some more plants around the area to block the wind a bit more might be useful in the colder months? Might not make any difference at all though. Would love to see it lit up at night.
When I watched the Instagram video and you showed the hexagon cubes you made with leftover concrete, I thought those would make a great table top if set in epoxy.
Drill a hole or two at the ground level of that box you are using to cover the propane tank for ventilation, incase there is a leak. I don't know if the gaps in the cedar facing are air tight per se, but it doesn't hurt to add a big of safety. Otherwise looks awesome as always.
I love the colour. I hope you are feeling OK and still taking it (somewhat!) easy after your serious health issues earlier this year.
I liked the overlay of what you were currently cutting!
The 3D image showing what pieces were being cut was a nice touch to the video
First!! A new modustrial concrete project is always a banger!!
winner! thanks Mike!
Commenting for the algorithm. Great build Mike!
I was so excited for this that I didn’t sleep!! It looks so awesome!
🙄
@@jzlharvey 🤣🤣
Shout out to the Cam dude. No way could I film, edit, these projects as fast as he does. Well I could ever do it. Considering that, he really did do a good job with his desk build. He probably just is not interested, as I am not interested in a heck of a lot of tech. And Mike your designs could go bad real fast, but none of them ever do. Maybe here and there, but never over designed aesthetically, they are just right. I appreciate you.
MY 2 cents, trying to comment helps your algorithm, the least I can do.
Really awesome build once again! Can't wait to see the complete roofdeck build in the future 👀
Looks great! Always love your concrete work! My vote is for TH-cam live.
I am not a fan of concrete or should I say concrete gray or even concrete white. But that blue concrete, polished, and a bit mottled? That is really cool. Definitely changed my mind about concrete.
This man really loves concrete xD, but its still cool to watch the whole building process.
now I know why you subtly liked my fire pit comment on your previous video. Should I buy a lotery ticket now? haha... Nice build, Mike!
Need the fire glass to go around it. It will help keep the flame steady by blocking the wind.
Love ours.
Hi Mike, you've definitely gone next level! My partner is wondering how Kat is going?
I love this series so much. Awesome fireplace
Thank you for avoiding spoiling the finished project in the first few seconds. Honestly I ended up not watching a couple of your previous videos because of that.
I just started a unique concrete project myself. I used to do Concrete Countertops in Chicago many years ago. Pour day was/is always stressful, and 5/8" thick is crazy thin.
It REALLY make me want to join Mike for a roof party. The mix of blue and black glass looks so sharp. Can't wait to see your next videos! Keep up the awesome stuff Mike!!!
Don't know if you read all the comments, but I love what you're doing homie. Been a devotee since TH-cam suggested episode 1. I wish more home improvement people on TV had your on-camera personality. They're all too loud, too toothy, too hyper-articulate, hyper-dramatic. This channel is a godsend.
you could always use tiles as a cover up on the mistakes on the sides
Awesome as always Mike, it’s all coming together nicely.
Love the CAD video insets as you break down materials. It provides great context. Keep up the great work, Mike! It’s coming together nicely.
Looks great! That roof looks like it's shaping up to be a super nice place to hang and relax.
Good presentation on the air compressor issues!!! It's easy to lose sight of the fact that behind a polished TH-cam DIY video there's still plenty of swearing, frustration, grazed knuckles and so on.
Hola! 🖐Nice Fire 🔥Table, really, really like it. What is going on??! So many negative comments below, holy smokes! Thanks for making this video, thanks for sharing your experiences. I can dream of making something like this one day, in the meantime I can enjoy the experience of watching you and other content creators share with the rest of us. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
WOW! THAT'S PRETTY! Great job!!!
You know mistakes often become techniques. That seam where the compressor kicked out on you looks a lot like variation in natural veining and if you did it on purpose just right you might have something.
Well that flame table is pretty damn cool.
Looking great mate. Maybe get a cover attached to that wall behind for the winter? But i don't know if Chicago is windy or not :)
Fantastic job on the fire pit. Maybe you could make an awning that you could lower in the colder months to keep the heat in.
Really appreciate the honesty in your videos. Thank you for that. Awesome project!
Thanks, now that song will be in my head all day! :D
Great video as always.
New subscriber here. Your recent video just popup in my recommendations. Then I instantly got hooked. I just finish marathon of all your renovation from episode 1 upto this video. Can't wait for the official home tour.
you should do a collab with SerpaDesign for a cool terrarium feature! 🌱
It's awesome even with the line in it, but man I wish I could just see how it looked without a problem happening with the air compressor.
Loved it, but I think without more internal structure, bracing or some kind of strongback it will not be able to handle any heavy weight on top of it.. I loved the look and the idea.. It looks awesome.. Thank you for sharing.. 🔥🔥🔥
Loved the "Now Cutting" diagrams!!!
I really like the pattern where your compressor wasn't working properly.
It looks 🔥! Please follow up in the fall with a review of the kind of heat it puts out. I’m interested in trying this but would love to know how warm it really is!
Modustrial the science maker 😎
Flames look a little tall. Gonna have some really warm drinks if you sit them down.
Hey Mike, I really love your videos and have enjoyed going along with you on this journey. I feel like it's worth mentioning to you is that Better Help has been coming under fire for a while for selling people's medical data, and it's pretty sketchy from what I've seen/heard; sometimes even referred to as a "privacy nightmare". I get that you need sponsorships to do this big of a project, but I feel like their business practices are something that maybe hasn't been brought to your attention. Have a great day
Really Nice Job... Thanks for the Video...
I wish you had more of that line it looks 🔥 AF with the mishap Mike. Hope you checked for leaks.
Hello I enjoy your videos about your air compressor you might want a bigger dedicated one for your shop and out there now that little pancake lot of problems with that is moisture really cool a lot of people leave them with air in them and they get condensation inside that's why that little knob on the bottom is there when you're done using it to empty the air and get all the moisture out we don't do that it builds up water and you don't get enough pressure so it always seems like it's always building up pressure but good luck I hope you have everything working right next time you doing a great job I enjoyed this video.
Nice build and we even got to enjoy a bit of excitement, but what happened to Caulk Talk? And I hear that John Malecki might be able to help you out with that hose problem. The rooftop patio is coming along rather nicely.
Caulk Talk will return....gotta mix it up tho :)
Awesome build!
Ah yes, Mike Angel, the famous sculptor and Michelangelo, the popular magician 😂😂
Looks awesome!
Boiler up!
Da looks dope 🔥😍
This is the kind of content that made me subscribe in the first place.
Be safe and put the guard back on your grinder.
Great project. Hope you enjoy it when cooler weather comes.
You should put in a whole workshop air system
Looks so nice
Make a metal plate mount to put on the fire pit so that it makes a cooking plate
Great fireplace 👍 and yes to more lives (youtube lives would be preferred) 😃
the drawings on your wall looks so cool!
That one came out nice. Guess I need to get going on my own concrete fire table, eh?
This is so cool. Now I really want an air compressor to do stuff like this.
MORE CONCRETE!!
i prefer the green concrete color additives
Awesome awesome project 😎 👌🏻
Love seeing a new vid from you! What a great addition to your roof top!
Great video - appreciated the graphics to demo what was being cut out. Two questions if possible: Do you need to get a right-angle attachment for the Propane tank? Have you used it to cook marshmallows or hotdogs yet?
beautiful
Oh man, building this for sure. Great job!
That looks fire
thanks!
Se ve súper chidooooo!!!!
sweet, looks badass
Mike! That’s a fire setup!
I'd LOVE to see more live things, if you can do YT live, that'd be easier for me :D
Very cool. Always nice to do it yourself.
Finished product looks like a giant decorative tissue box cover.