Looks nice, but also tedious heavy work. I've seen a few pro paver jobs that have settled slightly over time, correction would involve pulling the stones and regrading/relaying.
That it is. Yea, settling is almost inevitable. Its just a matter of how out of level it gets and does it create a problem that warrants re-setting the stone.
@@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC There's no perfect solution, especially in freeze/thaw conditions. By comparison poured concrete could (will?) eventually fail, resulting in a potentially expensive tear-out/replacement. In either case attention to best compaction and sub-drainage techniques will pay off.
Its quicker to setup, move and do math from. The hose can be annoying in large areas like this one, but i generally prefer it to the laser for its ease of use. Laser is nicer for doing big digouts (i.e. basements/foundations where you dont want to hop up and down) with a boom mounted receiver.
That is one beautiful patio and walkway! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️
Nice job
Thanks!
Some triaxel geo grid would have been cheap insurance for sure
Looks nice, but also tedious heavy work. I've seen a few pro paver jobs that have settled slightly over time, correction would involve pulling the stones and regrading/relaying.
That it is. Yea, settling is almost inevitable. Its just a matter of how out of level it gets and does it create a problem that warrants re-setting the stone.
@@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC There's no perfect solution, especially in freeze/thaw conditions. By comparison poured concrete could (will?) eventually fail, resulting in a potentially expensive tear-out/replacement. In either case attention to best compaction and sub-drainage techniques will pay off.
Wow that's nice! Digging up those bricks with the ants must've been a pain >.
Oh yeah, I had bites all over my arm for the next few days. Was nice and itchy.
So why the ZipLevel instead of the laser? Just the hassle of setting up the laser? Do you find the cable for it annoying?
Its quicker to setup, move and do math from. The hose can be annoying in large areas like this one, but i generally prefer it to the laser for its ease of use. Laser is nicer for doing big digouts (i.e. basements/foundations where you dont want to hop up and down) with a boom mounted receiver.
Is the owner twitch streamer by any chance. Also, we need a hot tub test vid in future
We will just have to keep our eyes on that hot tub section until we find out :)
How many hours on the BX now?
I believe it is around 510 hours now
it usually says [JOB] ...so at first i thought this was a personal project at your house.