FINISHING the Raised Paver deck & curved staircase- "the Scooby Project" pt2
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- Blaine and Sam wrap up the raised landing deck & curved staircase- made with just Normal retaining wall blocks(no special units)- we show to cut and build the stair system shown in todays video
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Today your video AMAZING...No very loud music. It's so professional...Keep going like this you did a great job👌👌👌👍👍👍✔✔✔
Thank you so much 😀
@@Dirtmonkey Thank you for your response
By far my favorite style. We get to learn from the people building the wall as well as hear your side. Super beneficial! Thank you sir!
That patio is one for the portfolio it is so well designed and built. Impressive work.
Thanks Justin
Great video love it. Thank you for keeping us updated on the horder farm.
You bet!
Small patio but very detailed work. This is what need's to be on your website !!! This is a big selling point for customers.
Thank you
Extremely helpful for planning my raised paver terrace. Thanks!
Some great tips in here, thank you! Didn't know about using a piece of carpet on the packer, smart!
You can also use an old piece of thin plywood. I use 2 pieces and leapfrog them to keep moving.
Looks fantastic! Wish I had such a nice back stoop/steps at my house.
THANK YOU!
amazing work! Such great workmanship
That is some seriously nice work on that patio!
Thanks James
Love your step by step instructions, I do the same with pictures on my website
Really cool! I’d like to build one myself. Makin it look easy!
Well built, that thing aint going anywhere.
Not for a looooong time
Earthquake proof.
Nice work guys! Love this channel!
Glad you enjoy it!
MK Diamond makes a great saw. They are well built and cut straight.
thank you
Reminds of the project when they brought the ocean into Kuwait 🇰🇼 to expand their water front property. This seems to have the same principles just on a smaller scale.
That would be cool to hear you review/analyze that build in Kuwait, it’s on TH-cam.
I don't even know about that project- sorry
Looks great!! Saw works good for caps too instead of a demo saw.
Thank you for tis video. I have been watching a lot of your videos recently because I have been contemplating replacing an old outdoor fireplace that was more or less beyond repair. The fireplace is gone but I am not going to be replacing it because of the stability issues. I do not have easy access to recycled class five so the fill is going to be native sand and since the fireplace I had planned and modeled would probably weigh close to 2000 ponds when complete I am just going to build a retaining wall and reclaim some land. I will probably plant grass next summer, while I am working on a smallish boulder retaining wall to level some ground next to this reclaimed area.
I guess you could say that these first two walls - one retaining wall block and one boulder - are my test walls. My yard is a hill and I need to level it because it is a pain in the a$$ to mow and I do not want anyone else to have to deal with this hill.
Take care.
sometimes i am critical about the job you guys do but that came out beautiful nice job blaine and sam also that glue really does hold and concrete gives out first thanks for the great video
Right on
That foam shot. Nice!
It was kind of cool
Looks Good 🤘🏻
Looks great and keep up the brilliant work and thanks for the content stay safe and take care
Thanks, you to- Stay safe
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek no problem and thank you
Turned out beautiful!
Thank you!
That's impressive well built!
Thank you
This production is awesome!!! Expect no frank the tank ? We need more Harbour freight, acme tool and Menards reviews or store visits!! Frankies tool tip of the week ?
Dang it dirty steve- those are awesome suggestions- now I have to try and figure out how to work that in
Great job guys you do excellent work
Thank you so much 😀
nice to see pride in the job awsome work perfection ++++++++++++++++++++
Thank you very much!
Very nice work. I would of never thought of using the spray fome in the corners love it. Yes iq makes a dustliss saw i have one and love it no water mess if its cold and no dust so nice. Keep up the great work.
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice job great team Stanley.
Thanks Maria
Iq saws are awesome highly recommended no dust at all.
I do like them
They did a awesome job.👍
Thank you!
Looks good 👍, nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
I would love to come work with you guys just to get the experience. So much to learn.
Sweet looking job.
Thanks 👍
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
These shocker blades why does blades direct not ship to UK. ? Was looking for a 350mm x 20mm bore. For my Ts420 Sthil saw.
Congrats on passing 500k subs I remember when you started your channel, I always look for the video where you in your house talking how you grew up. God bless.
God Bless Brother!
Nice work as always
Appreciate that
All I can say is damn nice job.👍
Thanks Timmy
Keep it up man Good videos
Appreciate it
You do a great job explaining the whole job and do it very strong ... But one question... Why do you not use polymeric sand in the joints ? Almost the most important part.. keeps water out and locks them in .. prevents weeds also... Sand won't
Poly sand is good but doesn't last forever. maybe a few extra years at best- then you have to scrape it out to redo it. Thats almost as much work as just doing good maintenenace practices
Am doing that just now on a techo blok pacer patio around my pool. Poly sand is coming apart and peeling in spots. Digging it out and re applying while weather is still good to do so. Patio was done in 2017 (used Dirt Monkey methods for my base layers, as well as concrete sand and compaction of it all).
thank you i like this you explain things we dont get
Glad it was helpful!
are you sloping the wall with the grade of the paver? Thanks, ive been watching your videos for 6 years. You helped me start my business thanks so much.
Brilliant job
Thank you!
I'm a professional, 20 yrs. Spend the money and build it solid block, first layer, second, third, etc... unless you are using poly sand and if I say if that doesn't let any moisture in you will have problems in the future with freezing. Makes a difference, even using cut up old block., it leaves lots of space for expansion, throw a layer of mat on top of final layer and have 1/2" of sand to get to top of cap. The sand we get is a crushed quartz that has angular pieces in it to really lock the pavers together also. I hope you aren't using play sand. Think of it as ball bearings... love the videos.
Great advice
I like these types of videos a lot
Great to share.
MK Diamond makes Great brick saw. Pro Grade for sure
Thank you for the referral
Is anything required to install aluminum hand railings or can they attach bolt straight to the block? I just finished a curved Versa-Lok staircase and have to install railings per code. Already poured a footer at the bottom below pavers.
Great video, very helpful. Is it only the glue that holds the edge caps on steps in place? Do those get sand between their joints?
Great video, as usual! Would you recommend using the geo grid on a single-step paver deck or is it being used here due to the height?
depends how big the patio itself is. If it's the same size or smaller than the one in this video I would say it's not necessary. However keep in mind it always gives extra strength so it never hurts to add.
Beautiful
Thank you
Great work! Can I use 1" of stone dust instead of sand?
Hey teach, what kind of concrete adhesive did you use for this? And are there a few different adhesives you like for different situations when dealing with concrete/masonry?
Love your guys' work and thanks in advance! Also let's see Blaine get more screen and mic time! Take care
Plan..... No Plan 🤘🏻
Hwy man. I want a a raised large paver patio under a screen large screen enclosure. I need a concrete footer around the patio for the enclosure. You said to never use concrete to lock in the pavers. Whats the solution? Do I have to do a concrete slab patio with pavers on top? Note im in a hurricane zone.
Just wondering, when you have a paver patio on top of a retaining wall - since the pavers need to be sloped away from the structure for water runoff, but the retaining wall is placed level, how do you deal with that? Do you put a crown in the pavers? Or do you slope your retaining wall away from the house?
Great video. Great job with entire video series for “Scooby” job. Learn a ton. Can you tell me what yep of pavers you used at Scooby and the color? Thanks
Ask Milwaukee to make a MX fuel stone cutter with all the features of heat control, dust control and its attachable to there miter saw table 😎
A MILWAUKEE BRICK SAW-NICE!
Have you used it considered getting a skid mount breaker for projects like the front stairs?
I have always wondered about how to make sure your patio field meets the stair top and you don’t get settlement of the patio field over time causing a lip (trip hazard) right as the field meets the top of the stairs.
Can you cover that in more detail.
I can watch all day
Thank you!
speaking of retaining walls, would you be interested in tackling a big back yard retaining wall out in wright county
looking to do something like this to replace my back deck. it's like 12x30. what additional things would you have done to make this level with the threshold of the door?
measure down from the threshold to get my bottom elevation so the top would come back up and match
@@Dirtmonkey Thanks! Didn't expect you to respond (you know, being a celebrity and all). Would you have done any additional water/weatherproofing?
Do you still run the packer overtop the patio if it is larger patio blocks like the 16”x16”?
yes, lightly though
Nicely done. No poly sand on the landing?
None
Nice!
Thanks!
After watching a lot of your videos and seeing how you do retaining walls and do your pavers I think you do very good work great work this video as he gets very beautiful the way they did it I would like you to go over to goonzSquad and take a look of the job they did in the backyard of their new house in Tennessee I just don’t think it’s going to last I could be wrong they are a couple young guys trying I will give them that
Thanks 👍
Is class 5 (in conjunction with geofabric) always ok to use under the sand to build it up to the desired height?
in most cases but I can't make a blanket always statement
⭕⭕ Stan, I think MK makes a tile and block saw.
Nice job so far. Do you use polymaric sand?
Sometimes
So is this the cut in method? AKA the less sturdy than pyramid method?
Did you guys remove the siding to place the pavers tht close to the home?
How do you combat irnaccount for any sinking? I've got some paver stairs like this that sank about an inch over time
Plus seams!!
So wish I could afford to have something like that done out my back door.
Hi Stanley, does the back support work well for you? Cheers
Sometimes when I do paver steps or raised patios like this, I will not even use sand at all. Just road base(class 5) compacted right underneath the pavers. It takes way more time to level but you will not have out wash out on you. Ants are the biggest problem around where for sand. They with dig right underneath a paver patio and take all of the sand out after awhile lol
yep- ants are the worst
what pavers did you use for the driveway job?
Good vid. Please make vid of ram vs ford 3/4 ton plow trucks 2019/2020
will do
Do you add flashing to the top where the brick meets the house? Wouldn't rain get in there?
Whats that grid reinforcing for? for outward movment of block?just glue the top unit over the bottom..
I use polymeric sand religiously but you say you use regular sand, how do you keep it from washing out?
Is that block saw (9:23) wet enough for Blain to need no respirator?
Is there something under the tamp? We don’t do that after because it scratches pavers. Just wondering if there is something to buy
its a rubber flap
Awesome. Thanks.
when using a class 5 or A gravel material, I would really recommend compacting and then soaking the ground and then compacting it again. It removes a lot of voids and will compact another half an inch.
Better to wet it before packing it, as that will seal the surface and the water wont penetrate as well. Or use a suitably moist material.
@@HeadlineNews class 5 and a gravel are permeable aggregates. i know what you mean but I really flood the ground and it still all runs through.
@@jakef1998 Works really well if you hose right in front of the packer as it goes forward.
Thats works good on sand but not so much on class 5
@@Dirtmonkey class 5 has sand in it. The water helps wash the sand down better the voids to get a better compaction.
Is there a purpose for the way that the steps jut out a little on the flat edge of the patio?
Anybody else read the title as "the Scooby-Doo project:
LOL
Hii hey what do you think about using the holland-stone brick?
If you're building a patio with a retaining wall to contain it, how do you maintain a slope away from the house? The wall would need to slope too, no?
The fire wood that seasoned or green wood?
Can you use a packet on a reclaimed brick patio? Or would it be too much a crack the brick?
If the brick is in good shape
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek Thanks. Would a lighter packer work?
Stan what’s you’re thoughts on rock fines instead of sand as a leveling agent?
Don’t you need joints between the bullnose? That’s the way it is around pools at least
You have a link to the compactor?
Is there any reason you guys don’t use polymeric sand on paved jobs?
great poject
what is the adhesive used?
any quality concrete adiesive works
Hows that posture thing work for you
Sometimes ok
dewalt as one of the best tile and stone saw. Just did a pizza oven this weekend have used it now for about ten years
Franky's favorite tool line is dewalt
First!!! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Yes you are!
Looks nice but a big lot of work!
Looks great and looks at your cost a lot of money as you go on a time and ground moves so what do you do about that time 10 years about that won't look like that again