Good job on your slab! I tried using a demo saw but it was hard to keep the 1" depth consistent so went and got a diablo 6" blade for my rear handle circular saw. I put masking and duct tape on the bottom of the guard to protect it and it worked pretty fast.
To my understanding you can cut green concrete anytime after it sets up. But if you wait to long it might spider crack before you cut the joints. My original intention was to cut it the next day but that didn't happen.
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It looks great cannot wait to see what happens next to to renovations.
Hopefully we can get it finished this spring!
Beautiful family on the right path!!
Thank you!
Good job on your slab! I tried using a demo saw but it was hard to keep the 1" depth consistent so went and got a diablo 6" blade for my rear handle circular saw. I put masking and duct tape on the bottom of the guard to protect it and it worked pretty fast.
Never thought about using a skill saw for that, nice thinking!
Looks good thanks for sharing. I’m gonna try mine now
Thank you for watching!
your son in blue is such a great helper ! haha i love the part where he fell backwards and he goes right back at it
Yes he is a trooper that is for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting!
It looks good
Thank you for watching!
We know those lines look better in the video then they do in person. Few people can cut them straight without laying a board down to follow.
I was in a stressed state watching your left foot constantly in front of that big grinder 😱
In front of yes, but hopefully I had it off to the side! Thank you for watching!
You made that look too easy brotha!
Well thank you!
Is there a way to fix an even line?
I apologize, I don't understand your question.
you Must use water when sawing
A couple of days since pouring? I thought you were supposed to cut it within hours.
To my understanding you can cut green concrete anytime after it sets up. But if you wait to long it might spider crack before you cut the joints. My original intention was to cut it the next day but that didn't happen.
@@amidwestfamily112 I prefer your method, but I was under the impression that you could not wait that long.
Why not put the joint in when pour the concrete?
That is another option you can do, I am okay with the cut joints instead of the tooled joints just a preference thing. Thanks for watching!
How deep can you go?
I try to cut mine at about 1/4 inch.
Did you see any cracks formed since it was done?
It has cracked down one of the joints that I have noticed. But there has been no visible cracking on the top.
It should crack in your saw cuts that's why they're put there
Dislike, didn’t show him cutting the end by the wall.