Concrete is a tough job but somebody fas to do it I did concrete work here in Texas for 15 years we did regular concrete work like pouting slabs we also did exposed aggregate work and one time we poured. A pool deck and walkway in the concrete mix there was fiberglass and crushed marble the day after we poured it we went back and sand blasted it by doing this your are exposing the marble. it sparkles like diamonds it was beautiful
I also lived at one time down I 10 about 10 miles from Dellwood North Carolina you can get on interstate 10 there in Dellwood and take it all the way to the very west coast in California
What is the purpose of such a leaf-thin footer?. 3 inches?. No frost where You live?. And You seem unprepared once the concrete arrives. Spacers for the rebars does the trick, a concrete pump, a few extra hands?.
The purpose between the post is for rock to sit on. The ground is primarily shale. Footers for structure are 2’ square and 12” deep. Not much frost line here. I had all the help available. And, it wasn’t much extra work in bending over to pull the mesh into place. The driver pumped way to fast but the job got done. A little hard work now and then keeps you going. I had a concrete contractor write to me and said @he would have been fired on the union site, lol. Anyway, thanks for the comment.
@@SmokyMountainOutpost dont blame the driver.. I do alot of concrete works an i never make a mess.. also the concrete a little to stiff for the trenches the butt its ok
I really enjoy your video's but this one drove me nuts (Union Carpenter) your concrete truck driver was HORRIBLE. I'm sorry he put you through that nonsense.
Couple of ol dogs getting it done. Good job. Thanks for sharing
Thank You!
The guy that helped you pour that did a awesome job give that man a raise
Great video thanks
Nice work. Cant wait to see everything come together.
I’m lovin it myself. Can’t wait to take a break, lol.
Concrete is a tough job but somebody fas to do it I did concrete work here in Texas for 15 years we did regular concrete work like pouting slabs we also did exposed aggregate work and one time we poured. A pool deck and walkway in the concrete mix there was fiberglass and crushed marble the day after we poured it we went back and sand blasted it by doing this your are exposing the marble. it sparkles like diamonds it was beautiful
Great video as always. I’m watching out of order.
Doesn’t matter
Done a amazing job
Thank you
Hurt my back just watchin! lol Lookin Good!
Lol, well my back is finally feeling better. The driver sure stayed well ahead of me and made me keep up with his pace, ha ha...
have fun doing your thing i was a opt from 16 to 60 had a lot of fun
Thank you for your support
You got your slick willie don’t
Hard day good job 💪
Thank you
I also lived at one time down I 10 about 10 miles from Dellwood North Carolina you can get on interstate 10 there in Dellwood and take it all the way to the very west coast in California
Is it not too shallow. In my neighborhood we did depths up to 1m. (Below freezing level)
6-12 in frost line. Haven’t had any winter to speak of for 20 years. Post area is 24x24x12. Not really concerned with in between
@@SmokyMountainOutpost Maybe because I'am outside from America. Anyway good job. I learned a lot of about timber framing
Gran desperdicio de concreto!
Great Timber Frame videos, you mentioned your Blue Prints, where can I find them?
The video “woodwork / timber framing part one” shows some of the prints I drew for the job.
Sorry, timber framing with mortise and tenon- part one
What part of North Carolina are you in. I’m the one that wrote in your comments about Maggie Valley
I’m in East Tennessee
👍🏻😊
What is the purpose of such a leaf-thin footer?. 3 inches?. No frost where You live?. And You seem unprepared once the concrete arrives. Spacers for the rebars does the trick, a concrete pump, a few extra hands?.
The purpose between the post is for rock to sit on. The ground is primarily shale. Footers for structure are 2’ square and 12” deep. Not much frost line here. I had all the help available. And, it wasn’t much extra work in bending over to pull the mesh into place. The driver pumped way to fast but the job got done. A little hard work now and then keeps you going. I had a concrete contractor write to me and said @he would have been fired on the union site, lol. Anyway, thanks for the comment.
Nice job 😂, now how you going to remove the forms ?!?!?🤦🤦
Lol, I may just leave them. However there is still grade work needing done.
I wonder why the footing are not insulated from freezing , it's not build code in your are ??
What a mess !!! Keep the concrete within the boards.
Yes that would be easy if the driver didn’t dump it so fast.
@@SmokyMountainOutpost dont blame the driver.. I do alot of concrete works an i never make a mess.. also the concrete a little to stiff for the trenches the butt its ok
How deep are those footings
+Jon Smith one foot where the post set.
Not under frost level so not deep enough... that means whole cabin gonna move up and down by seasons...
Wasn’t much point in the casing???
И нахрена тогда опалубка, если ее завалили всю бетоном со всех сторон? такую глубину лить миксером? ЖЕСТЬ!!! Поставили бы лыжи и все)
Forget the edger
A lot of wasted concrete.
Lol, the driver was way to fast. It was all I could do to keep up.
Makes me appreciate front discharge trucks.
@@SmokyMountainOutpost tell him to slow down! Maybe if yall had the proper tools and man power it would of went smoothly
I really enjoy your video's but this one drove me nuts (Union Carpenter) your concrete truck driver was HORRIBLE. I'm sorry he put you through that nonsense.
Absolutely!! Nothing I could really do but try and keep up. Thank goodness for good neighbors willing to help.
Dilettanti, i casseri si rispettano cls sprecato da noi non si fa cosi !!!!!!!!!!!
Grazie per il commento. apprezziamo tutti gli input.
Wasted good board.. In the caribbean we dont put boards in trenches ect..