Very good, thanks for the tips. Thanks Christine Yes you definitely working hard but team and timing and experience shine. The guys spreading do great getting it close. Thank you all! RIP to your brother
Great work ninja! It looks like backbreaking work from here in Gisborne Victoria. That's coming from a GP his job is not very physical. Also quit those smokes yet?
I've learned a lot from watching your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them. One question: I see some guys using vibrating power screeds. What do you think about using a power screed on jobs like this one?
Yeah baby! That is back-busting work right there. Hopefully they save a few pennies and buy themselves some better tools that wont bust their backs like that.
Hi mate a lot of guys lay the vibrator in 4 spots where your raking ,it seems to help the screeding and good for the concrete to ,but i know nothing about concrete im a chippy thanks for videos
The straight edge has two faces to it when your pulling towards yourself don’t use the back edge if you watch careful especially in the garage your shredding on an angle , probably getting tired and understandable but you need to keep the screed flatter , just an observation from an old con creature
What are you using to set your grade where you’re screeding? Grade pins then pulling them? I never saw how you were getting your lines between, maybe I missed it.
Bending over all day like that looks painful. There has to be a solution to this. No concrete worker should be bending over like this all day every day.
Good stuff, just a query could you show us the shutters ( metal formwork) and how they are fixed into position prior to pour, and how do you know how much slurry is under the flat portion of the form work?
Great job, Ninja. Thanks to Christine for filming so well. That dry mud looked like hard yakka but came up perfectly. The longer video was brilliant, especially to demonstrate your smooth style and efficiency. I still have a chuckle when I hear our cousins over the pond saying we take too long screeding in Oz ... then they show how they use a piece of timber and spend forever and a day trying to take the waves out with bullfloats and on slider boards and various gadgets and whatnot. They can't seem to see that two (or three) blokes on 10 foot screeds are faster and more accurate than two fellows dragging a piece of 16 foot timber around ... Hats off to your rakers too. 👍👌👊🎯
jem fly hey mate thanks for watching and you are definitely right they do not understand and now maybe they will live videos like this make sure to share it to all those American pages 😉👊 thanks for watching my
make sure you know what your job is. and kill it. be willing to learn. figure out who the pros are and watch them closely, and do exactly what you learn from them
I asked the other day but you may have missed my question is there any reason why you don't use a pan to bring up the fat instead of polishing the finish straight away , cheers.
@@concreteninja Hey buddy I been in the business a long time 21 years, I've done commercial, domestic, we tend to people please when people don't pull there weight, as I always keep the peace.. I've worked with lads who tamp finish and rush the scread, it's hard to tell ya mates to fuck of and do one basically lol, how do you find it
Yes you can get it flatter pouring dry concrete but why do you need it that flat.? Even as flat as your getting it and just going out and back once with the bull float if it rains on that slab the water will pond in a place or 2 maybe 3 or 4 places. Pour it wetter use 2 guys on a 16 foot screed, run the bull float out and back 2 or 3 times and get rid of that expensive concrete pump 🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌
You guys work extremely hard for your money, thanks for sharing, I've learnt a lot from this video, great work!
I could watch this all day.
Excellent video with lots of detail screeding. Thanks Ninja!
What an absolute beast of a man
Jesus that concrete is dry. Good job 👍 mate.
Voodoo one yes 😂😉
Best video you have got mate 👌 shows how hard the job really is
Looks like a 6 bag 4k Psi mix with 4"slump mix. Good quality, good screeding work.
Working hard Hardly working....LoL......Nice one Christine
Peter McGreevy 😂😂👍
Very good, thanks for the tips. Thanks Christine
Yes you definitely working hard but team and timing and experience shine. The guys spreading do great getting it close. Thank you all!
RIP to your brother
Equal And The Same thanks mate everyone done and awesome job thanks for watching 🙏👊
Good work you’re awesome with that screen
Great job Concrete Ninja...#...Respect
I wish could work with you guys some day .... 😍
You guys do good work.
Parabéns Ninja , exelente trabalho 👏👏👏
Long videos make me feel a lot more sorry for you screeding -good job!
TEMBYJNR2002 that was the whole idea 😂😂😉
Great work ninja! It looks like backbreaking work from here in Gisborne Victoria. That's coming from a GP his job is not very physical. Also quit those smokes yet?
I've learned a lot from watching your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them. One question: I see some guys using vibrating power screeds. What do you think about using a power screed on jobs like this one?
They make the job look hard
Thank you learnt a lot
I like how your screeds have handles. Do they come like that or do you make them?
what kind of concrete do you use? own recipe. concreted in Sweden and our concrete is completely different👎
Watch the power line with those long handles. Safety first!😊
Instead of putting a x on your pad put a tick on it for right lol. Good job.
Yeah baby! That is back-busting work right there. Hopefully they save a few pennies and buy themselves some better tools that wont bust their backs like that.
Hi mate a lot of guys lay the vibrator in 4 spots where your raking ,it seems to help the screeding and good for the concrete to ,but i know nothing about concrete im a chippy thanks for videos
I’m going to get me one of those orange hats so I can hold the shooting stick.
Which side of screed you guys use?
Thanks
Punjabi Hit Songs use The sharp edge towards you
Concrete ninja appreciate it👍🏻
GOOD JOB
We use 20*5" round tip trowels in Orygun, different tip than yours. ALWAYS as flat as you can.
Did you play footy bro, your a beast.
The straight edge has two faces to it when your pulling towards yourself don’t use the back edge if you watch careful especially in the garage your shredding on an angle , probably getting tired and understandable but you need to keep the screed flatter , just an observation from an old con creature
cant understand how no one has commented about the way christine eats bananas, never seen it done that way 😂
Question….. Why such a dry mix ? Isn’t concrete stronger if you have a wetter mix ?
Keep up the great work and great videos …
Big pour for a Friday, man you earn't your money today with that dry concrete!!
What are you using to set your grade where you’re screeding? Grade pins then pulling them? I never saw how you were getting your lines between, maybe I missed it.
Aussie secret
Where ever that guy puts those X you’re going to be low because you will be riding high in between the X’s have him check it in the middle sometime.
Bending over all day like that looks painful. There has to be a solution to this. No concrete worker should be bending over like this all day every day.
Great job nice flat floor you can come work for me anytime in arizona
Im in AZ. All the Mexicans here pour slabs slopping wet. They would never do it correctly like in this vid with a good stiff slump
well done boys !!!!!
Backs of steel brotha
Mate, when it's this dry can't you just spray a bit of water on it?
DIdgejan no
29:30 they sneaked a little
Good stuff, just a query could you show us the shutters ( metal formwork) and how they are fixed into position prior to pour, and how do you know how much slurry is under the flat portion of the form work?
Hey mate thanks for watching and there is a few videos on my channel about the shutters just just gotta find them
We don't do it like that in Arizona
You guys do good work?
In America we have this thing called a vibrascreed...maybe you've heard of it. 😜
Sorry to hear about your brother...
Great job, Ninja. Thanks to Christine for filming so well. That dry mud looked like hard yakka but came up perfectly. The longer video was brilliant, especially to demonstrate your smooth style and efficiency. I still have a chuckle when I hear our cousins over the pond saying we take too long screeding in Oz ... then they show how they use a piece of timber and spend forever and a day trying to take the waves out with bullfloats and on slider boards and various gadgets and whatnot. They can't seem to see that two (or three) blokes on 10 foot screeds are faster and more accurate than two fellows dragging a piece of 16 foot timber around ...
Hats off to your rakers too. 👍👌👊🎯
jem fly hey mate thanks for watching and you are definitely right they do not understand and now maybe they will live videos like this make sure to share it to all those American pages 😉👊 thanks for watching my
Not bad for an aussie lol...Chur for the learn bro...mean vids
The guy in shorts jajaja
You really work like this ... Damn brother, they are killing themselves 🤦🏽♂🤦🏽♂ Why not use a 12, 14 or 16 foot screed and finish faster?🤔
running a 16' screed one man on a 4" slump mix? Nah
Bro some big muscles u got there lol
U guys use steel formwork ?
Put at least 50 in that 😁
how many this work
Hey mate starting my first day as a concreter on monday👍 any tips?
make sure you know what your job is. and kill it. be willing to learn. figure out who the pros are and watch them closely, and do exactly what you learn from them
Just be definitely willing to listen and you will learn and try your best that’s all you can do
Dont pour any concrete if there is any amount of rain in the forecast 😀 and never pour concrete dryier than 4" slump
copy the good ones! oh.... and no talk, just listen
I asked the other day but you may have missed my question is there any reason why you don't use a pan to bring up the fat instead of polishing the finish straight away , cheers.
jeffrey loftus We do not have to use a pan when we screed it nice and flat
Hard ship for no reason the concrete is to dry
Gerard Haughey 🤷♂️
theyll have a good strong slab this way.
@@TimKollat it doesn’t have to be strong it just take 1700 psi to hold up a house and they’re probably using 3500 to 4000 psi.
Needs water, wet it up.
Only if you have dolls arms bro
A little thin going to crack
Hey bro do you have a email? Be good to connect and get some advice, I'm from the uk were there is alot of competition,,👍
Ps, you need to have a good rough leveler to work behind you, quality craftsmanship bro..
Feel free to ask me any question you like
In regards of mix design summer/ winter ect, agrragate type,
@@concreteninja Hey buddy I been in the business a long time 21 years, I've done commercial, domestic, we tend to people please when people don't pull there weight, as I always keep the peace.. I've worked with lads who tamp finish and rush the scread, it's hard to tell ya mates to fuck of and do one basically lol, how do you find it
@@concreteninja Hey bro how much do you charge as a subby on a day rate, I've been asked just to screed that's it
I see in 12 mouths not one of you lot have learned how to finish concrete! That looks shocking I’m embarrassed for you!🤦♂️
😂
Yes you can get it flatter pouring dry concrete but why do you need it that flat.? Even as flat as your getting it and just going out and back once with the bull float if it rains on that slab the water will pond in a place or 2 maybe 3 or 4 places. Pour it wetter use 2 guys on a 16 foot screed, run the bull float out and back 2 or 3 times and get rid of that expensive concrete pump 🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌
You dudes work way too hard
Give us a job
Boss man goes way to far unecessary. Like its an art project. Bossman not Ninja.
Ninja 🥷, just saw you on Australia’s most wanted. Any chance we can get you and your 12’ screed on a plane?