Pouring concrete stepping stones (salt finish)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2022
- These concrete pavers serve as a walkway between my existing back patio and a paver patio that I'm building. Here's a link to the paver patio video: • Paver patio build usin...
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Awesome vid! I’m just starting out with concrete and looking for any and all tips! Thanks!
Great job 👏
I think you did a very nice job, it's what I would like to do on my side yards
Great work. 20 years in concreter n never seen the salt finish. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great job
Wow loos good! I plan to do similar concrete steps for my side yard.
Beautiful job done
Nice work
Looking good 😊
You should add led lights in between the pavers
nice var work but given traffic is only a person maybe with a wheel barrow is it necessary? the pride knowing you did it yourselves and savings are massive.
That's so great. good technique. I also do art like you
WOW
Great Job
Hi from Russia
Never cut iron close to glass !
Please use a push stick when using a tablet saw! 😬
Agree 🙏🏻🙏🏻☺☺
I cringed when I saw that. Get the Grr-ripper. Cutting like that is a question of when and how bad.
Wow! It is a matter of time before he loses a finger or the hand😬
Maybe use some eye protection when cutting rebar
How big are the steps and how far apart for the pebbles?
The outside ones are 36" x 18", the inside ones are 48" x 16", and they are all separated by 4.5" gaps. Good luck with your project!
Not use like this your tablesaw.
Please!!!!!!
Te start,the finish,you position,your movements...
If you LOVE your hands....
Dangerous,so dangerous.
I like your video,good work.
Thank you - yes, I agree I need to work more safely with the table saw. One of the things I find helpful about making these videos is seeing my own mistakes and getting feedback from viewers.
What is thickness/height of the slabs?
The forms are 3.5" high but are seated into the dirt in places to make them level with the patio. So the slabs range from 2.75" to 3.25" thick.
@@projectreaDIY Thanks for the response. Really helpful video
How many 60lb bags per square?
These steps were about 1.5' wide by 4' long by .25' feet (3 inches) thick = 1.5 cubic feet. A 60 lb bag is .45 cubic feet, so a shape that size would be a little over 3 bags.
What the salt rock is for?
It makes the surface pitted, for a different look and to help with traction when you walk
@@projectreaDIY I just poured my first concrete yesterday. And I think I waited too long, when I do the edging, the concrete was hard, and it I broke all the edging
@@Cali_Oasis_Gardenfix it with QUIKRETE Vinyl Concrete Patcher or QUIKRETE Concrete Patching Compound super easy to do with a trowel or edger.
it's better to do it one @ a time
Wow! You can park your Mack truck on that job! Way over kill for foot traffic.
What... He did a Professional job.... so YOU need to say something negative?
Be nice... or go away.
It's painful watching people do everything the hard/wrong way
Yeah now everyone with camera they think they doing good but this is really wrong
I would love to SEE your video on how you think you can do it better.
I think it really looks great & I admire your “I’m gonna do this-ness”!
@judichristopher4604 11 years finishing and forming concrete... I don't think I can do better, I know I can. Thanks, but I'm not going to make a video just to appease a sjw like yourself.