Starting a new hardscaping job- pt1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2020
- Raised Patios, limited access, paver walkways, tight sites, brick overlays & More.This project has a ton of different components that have to match up. We start this series to help break it all down step by step and see how the different components come together.
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I enjoy you reacting and letting the guys film! It’s awesome to see a crew work together good!
Stan, He’s not wearing gloves. But cleans out Hoarder buildings without a respirator. Lol
I cannot work with one of those things on
I remember when you used to reply to all the comments. You in the corner of the screen is good. You are making good content mate and I think the subs show for it.
Stan u r the best sir. I thank The Lord i learned of your videos 4 years ago. U have taught me ( us) so much ! I still have a lot to learn ( everyday) , but thanks to u I learned about building/installing block walls and pavers the RIGHT WAY. The knowledge I gained from you caused me to have more than the average/typical guy where we live and thats resulted in quality projects thst i know will last and are done soundly and aesthetically pleasing, and allowed me to earn more for my family. I am grateful to u Stan! thanks again ,oh and if u have any old , used concrete saws, im always looking. I have the super nice new Hilti dsh600x w the blade break and self priming water pump it is so nice ! And i have a great shape Husqvarna K960 16" thats plenty powerful. Ive owned Stihls ts400, ts420, ts700 and ts800. I liked em all but i preferred Husqvarnas k760 and k970 to the ts 420 and ts800. I also have owned or operated hiltis dsh700x and 900x and found them good to very good but the 700 wasnt as durable as the aforementioned. Not even the smaller 600x. Id love to own one of the battery powered ones like the Dewalt that u have. I didn't like stihls tsa230 , no power, i remember u pointing that out , wound up saving me from buying it! Sorry Stan, im taking up too much time rambling bout cut off saws. Anyhow, thanks again, u r the best and God bless you and yours
Awesome. Great camera work. "Doin' the Higgledy Piggledy." That's good stuff.
Thanks!
Another great job!!!!!! You guys work very hard!!
I got to tell you your videos have been great and gave me the confidence to branch out and im loving it
Sam's a real man no gloves massive calluses
Awesome work, love the vids
Fantastic video
I can feel a nail go through my boot just watching him demo that porch
I like this video format where you are doing voice overs and PIP. Good video as always
Great work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care
Very cool to hear all your advice!
It’s seemed like Stanley had hired a guy to do you tube videos a couple of months ago . Now SamTastic is the new You tube video provider and I love it! Now we just need more of Frank the tank do Harbor freight tool fights and projects!!
I really like this style video. You have a top notch team sir.
Your guys are awesome!!
I think that the chizzeling keeps the manual feel alive, some sort of therapy for the mind and soul😂
Love the shirt you’re rocking, Stan!
I really enjoy Sam's jobs!
Nice work.
Really liking this style of video Stan
the way he is doing the deck is right there stanley ... he is exsposing all the hidden areas instead of cowboying it rip and tear is never right lol
That’s cool AF thanks for the explanations!
I really enjoy Sam I like his personality Seems like he would be really fun to be around
Thanks Bro -Sam is an awesome dude
It was nice to see a plan. I was starting to think Blaine just showed up and did it all in his head.
Pretty basic tho... My company, we use DynaScape design program. Very nice program!
Stan, I think if you put your narration box in a top corner it would be better. The top is often tree tops and sky etc. And the work is at the bottom.
Between the two crews, Blain/Sam and Tim/Alex, you have some great guys working for you. How the hell did you find them?!
I believe he trained them. Another aspect of his genius.
Find good people first, then train them well. Don't hire scumbags. Any good landscaper has seen a revolving door of scrubs come and go.
@@cwbb76 you can say that again and again about all skilled trades.
@@chefmatthammerschmidt8408 yup!
i like you talking like this it is cool
Stan is worried about gloves. I just watch him clean a hazmat site without a mask. Lol
LOL- True!
I hope to see more of the farm hoarders cleanout, especially if you find ANYTHING of value.
ples never stop
Who's the Monday Morning QB in the lower right hand corner of the screen? Lmfao!
Love it
I really like the way you let the guys film, I really enjoy seeing how great the guys work together, and how you explain what's going on, what you might've done different, and giving us your expertise. Hope to see you guys continue to grow and build your brand even more. You give the inspiration a lot of guys need to really work hard and make a name for themselves. Hard work can make dreams a reality.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a horror story with one of those snap binders.
Hey Guys!! Awesome work. I did some research on building a small retaining wall.. maybe 3 feet high. Did you know that in the Lawrenceville, GA area there is a 2 to 4 week waiting period for versa-lok in our area. Love your videos!!!!!
Make the small screen more small.......and do not talk much❣️❣️👍👍.....great video
Hey Stan I like the commentary but I think it would be a whole lot better if you got a green screen so we can see more of the job or just make your screen a little smaller! Just my thought.
Stan, get Tim a GoPro helmet cam so he can work with both hands..
Not a bad idea
When he makes a pile of the old deck and then picks it all up and puts it in the skid steer bucket he ends up double handling the wood. Sometimes you have no choice, but you could set it up on 2 pieces of scrap wood and stack it so the skid steer can grab the whole pile in one shot with the forks. I personally try to avoid double handling because I work by myself the majority of the time . Just trying to add some helpful, back saving tips. You guys do great work! I see you like the asv skid steers. What do you think about the new jcb with the extendable boom? I really like the idea but not sure it would take the abuse . That would be a great video, ( real life review of the teleskid from jcb) I like your equipment reviews because you push them to the limits!
Stanley, perhaps he was doing the splitting of the blocks by hand because he wanted to keep noise and dust down. Concrete saws are loud and dirty. He likely wanted a rough finish as well.
Must be nice working for a guy who obviously really appreciates his employees... Great machinery to work with... Imagine if you had a 15 yr experience, CDL Licensed, hardscape foreman like myself at your disposal!?! Just throwin that out there 😁
Also, they make block breakers that change that chiseling process down to 10 seconds...
Couldn't agree more! come work for me tomorrow. we seriosuly just put out a help wanted sign today
I hope that you're not drinking white claws! Lol! LMAO
Blain and Sam are the best
👍,nice
Gotta get him a hat mount for his gopro! Lol
Hey Stanley, what is the exact name of the product used behind the rock walls, the blanket material. I want to source this in Australia but need details. Thx
Can u do a day in the life
That’s not the point of grid but it helps hold the block in its to stabilize the material inside
Yep
Do you have any issues with using such a light compactor for base?
Let’s go first one
Really want some of those Fiskars Shovels. But there out of stock everywhere. Anyone got any ideas where to find some.
Do you ever run the mechanical tamper on the block??
Especially on a retaining wall.
no
Much better than the gas monkey scripted business! :D
Stan, can you please clarify the technical term
" higgly piggly" Thanks from central WI
I'd like to know too.
It's a tich more than wavy gravy, but a stitch less than catty wompus...😂😂😂😂😂
@@justinotten6673 Great, now I'm even more confused.
@@ConstructionMachineryChannel me too
@Construction Trucks....glad I could help!!!! J/k it means all wavy and uneven.
Hey this is a very different style video but I like it. I thought you might just appreciate the feedback.
Did the customer provide the plans?
yes
What CAD do you guys use?
Just wondering why don’t u guys use a concrete saw to cut ur blocks?
Thumbs up if you can't remember why you were in a certain room, but you still remember the names of all Stan's guys.
That's just the way it goes 😆
@@timbohouston yeah it's like "what the hell am I doing in here, well it probably wasn't that important anyway or I would've remembered"
😂😂😂😂hey sweet blain
Is ANYTHING a bit higgily piggily???
Hey Stan, I haven't seen the fox around lately. Do you still have her?
could you move to the top of the screen i could see them wprk better lol
Ram vs Ford plow truck review 2019/2020
Higaldeepigaldee???
Big difference between this and the Tim videos.
So when he only uses one hand does that mean he only is paid half too ?? LOL
Can we buy a Screed o'matic 5000 on Genadek.com?
Who's here bc there currently working at hardscaping company ?
Use a saw man
Join Rumble.
More Sam less voice over
Less analysis and lets us watch the guys do their thing!
Hope you actually find a valid way to insert advertisements related to your content. Hate political adverts. If you think it'll pay you to have them in your content.. nope. Skip advert every time. Left right or whatever. Your algorithmic thoughts are blown up. So take the time to place ads based on your content.
Just do the commentary we dont need to see you do it though.
Get rid of your inset video. It’s annoying irrelevant and unnecessary
I enjoy you reacting and letting the guys film! It’s awesome to see a crew work together good!