This video is sensational. He actually shows the detail you need.. and explains the why to everything so I understand things so much better. Thanks Bill. I’m going to give it a go.
Hi from Melbourne Bill! Just wanted you to know that I’ve learnt so much from you and you’ve motivated me to do so many jobs! I’ve amazed myself and for a 58 yr old female I’ve also inspired my daughters who also do a lot of diy! Your vids are very detailed which I love! Thank you so much 🙏🏻❤️😮
Hey Bill, I followed your tutorial step by step and copied your design and execution-it turned out absolutely perfect! Thanks so much for your effort and for creating no-fuss videos that get straight to the point. You're a bloody legend, mate. I've been watching your videos for years, and you’re always consistent with your helpful and clear instructions. Keep up the fantastic work!
Fantastic video ! Thank you My go to channel to learn something new.. unlike other channels they do it for the views I learn something new every time watch .very easy to follow
Thanks for these videos Bill, learning so much. Really love the way you present them. One of my favourite channels. Keep the videos coming. Let's do this 👍
Thanks @Billshowto great video! Does the concrete need reo mesh? And did you start stacking blocks the day after concrete was poured yeah? Also, how deep was the concrete footing? Thanks so much, Joe
how high can this wall safely be built? like how many courses I'm guessing there will be a lot of force if you want to retain a 1m high wall with soil behind it
hi, can you tell me what brand the blocks are. i seem to find the right size blocks but the cappings are always shorter in length i need the same size as the blocks. your job looks beautiful.
Nice work mate! The only thing I could think of is how are you going to get a mower up there now? Lift it every time or are you going to have a little ramp?
Hi Bill, Can you explain the aggregation line section? Because it is slotted ag. line, will it pick up all the water the flows to the back of the wall? If not, is it enough to only pick up most of the water and let the rest drain to ground? What would happen if you just left out the ag line completely, allowing the water drain to ground? I'm just conscious of water pooling top of the concrete (or road base etc.) Thanks for all your videos and advice - it has helped us immensely! Andrew
Hi andrew, the back section is on a slight slope and during heavy rain may cause water issues eg; pooling or over flowing into areas that I don’t want excess water going to. The blue metal will allow the water to flow freely down to the ag line ( slotted pipe) and will then redirect the water to the storm water connection.
Looks a bit up and down lucky only two courses as the higher you go the worse it gets. Its very important that the first course is dead level which is the most time consuming part of building retaining walls but worth it in the end ,to do that on your job you should have used mortar to lay the first course as the concrete foundation is impossible to get dead level, also you should have run a string line on the back clean edge of the caps when laying them down don't rely on the rough face as they are all different as i can see the back edge is all wonky and it sticks out like dogs 🎱🎱 just giving you some helpful tips here cheers.
This video is sensational. He actually shows the detail you need.. and explains the why to everything so I understand things so much better. Thanks Bill. I’m going to give it a go.
Hi from Melbourne Bill! Just wanted you to know that I’ve learnt so much from you and you’ve motivated me to do so many jobs! I’ve amazed myself and for a 58 yr old female I’ve also inspired my daughters who also do a lot of diy! Your vids are very detailed which I love! Thank you so much 🙏🏻❤️😮
You’re very welcome. I’m glad the videos are beneficial 👍👍👍
This was the best instructional video I have seen. Fantastic effort.
Thanks mark, much appreciated. I’m glad you enjoyed it and hopefully it will help you some day👍
Hey Bill, I followed your tutorial step by step and copied your design and execution-it turned out absolutely perfect! Thanks so much for your effort and for creating no-fuss videos that get straight to the point. You're a bloody legend, mate. I've been watching your videos for years, and you’re always consistent with your helpful and clear instructions. Keep up the fantastic work!
You’re very welcome, glad the videos are helpful 👍
Great video mate. What I do appreciate is that you show more than one way to do a task. Keep up the great content!
Keep up the excellent work Bill! looking forward to seeing more videos!
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Fantastic video ! Thank you My go to channel to learn something new.. unlike other channels they do it for the views I learn something new every time watch .very easy to follow
Love your work and explanation on how to do the job , thanks Bill, looks great.
Another terrific accurate vid Billy… Good Job Mate!!
nice 1 Bill, lots of good info, thanks
It would take me at least a week to do just the wall. Great job!
Awesome video Bill, you are one of the best
I need to do that, but on a much smaller scale. Thanks for the great instructive video, Bill! 👏🏻👏🏻
You’re very welcome 👍
Awesome work bill. looks the goods !
Thanks 👍
Hi Bill, I found this "how to" and thought it was great. Love how you stepped the back yard and the end result fantastic. Cheers from Melbourne.
Bill, you seem to be posted a video for every project I have planned. Thanks so much!
Lol hopefully it will make your project easier👍
What an absolute f@@kin legend, we're planning to smash one out this long weekend in Adelaide. Top walk through 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. This video should hopefully have you prepared 👍
Great work mate.
Thanks mate love your work, think i'll have a crack at doing mine after watching you do yours.
Fantastic job. I really appreciate your tutorials.
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Really good work, looks great.
Fantastic job. Well done mate. And long and detailed videos are great when they add value to our lives. Awesome.
Thanks again Bill, love watching your videos and your place is looking mighty fine. :)
Thanks 👍
Excellent work, many thx
Top stuff man, loving the content.
I have not long built my first home and have done a fair few DIY thanks to help from your vids 👍🏻
Bill that’s a great video. I need to put an ag drain in my mums yard and had no idea where to start. This is perfect!!!!!❤
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Excellent Job. Absolutely love it.
Thank you👍
Your videos Bill are fantastic to watch and show people how too do things correctly good job 👍
can't get enough of these vids
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Great job Bill
Good choice on the block work. Looks the business.
Thanks 👍
Great detailed video thank you 🙏
Appreciated, great to watch :-)
Nice work Bill.
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Beautiful
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Awesome, I wish you move to Perth.
Thanks for these videos Bill, learning so much. Really love the way you present them. One of my favourite channels. Keep the videos coming. Let's do this 👍
You’re very welcome 👍👍👍
very informative
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Great job looking really nice 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Very informative vids!
Thanks mate
Beautiful job, Masha Allah
Jazak allah kheir
looking good
Thanks 👍
Nice work bill 👏 🏴
Thanks @Billshowto great video! Does the concrete need reo mesh? And did you start stacking blocks the day after concrete was poured yeah? Also, how deep was the concrete footing? Thanks so much, Joe
Looks amazing!! Well done mate!
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Damn, good job Mate. looks awesome. 👍
Awesome ❤
Great videos Bill
Thanks 👍
awsome
Pool and retaining wall look great! Hopefully you plan to put some trees and shrubs in at some point!
Definitely on my list of things to do including garden beds👍
Good stuff man 👍🏻
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Good Man🕌
You’re welcome 👍
Great work mate. I still don’t quite understand why we need to install the pipe
how high can this wall safely be built?
like how many courses I'm guessing there will be a lot of force if you want to retain a 1m high wall with soil behind it
Hi, I am an admirer of yours from Puerto Rico,
I have a question, what model or type of block did you use in your project? Beautiful project again!!
Hi, all details are in the description 👍
You dont use mortar on the first course?
Yeah Billy
Sweeeeet! 👍
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hi, can you tell me what brand the blocks are. i seem to find the right size blocks but the cappings are always shorter in length i need the same size as the blocks. your job looks beautiful.
Tasman retaining wall blocks
Where did you get these retaining wall bricks?
Nice work mate! The only thing I could think of is how are you going to get a mower up there now? Lift it every time or are you going to have a little ramp?
Lol lucky the retaining wall is not that high. I may look into ramps or try out a robotic lawn mower👍👍👍
Hi Bill! Thanks for another video! Question… you filled the bricks for drainage, but where do they drain out to? Just between the brick and concrete?
Are you located in Sydney? How to reach you?
Hi Bill,
Can you explain the aggregation line section? Because it is slotted ag. line, will it pick up all the water the flows to the back of the wall? If not, is it enough to only pick up most of the water and let the rest drain to ground?
What would happen if you just left out the ag line completely, allowing the water drain to ground? I'm just conscious of water pooling top of the concrete (or road base etc.)
Thanks for all your videos and advice - it has helped us immensely!
Andrew
Hi andrew, the back section is on a slight slope and during heavy rain may cause water issues eg; pooling or over flowing into areas that I don’t want excess water going to. The blue metal will allow the water to flow freely down to the ag line ( slotted pipe) and will then redirect the water to the storm water connection.
Great thanks Bill
Hey Bill,
Would you be able to do a video on forming up and pouring a footing?
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Bro, who taught you everything?
TH-cam 😂
Lol
Looks a bit up and down lucky only two courses as the higher you go the worse it gets. Its very important that the first course is dead level which is the most time consuming part of building retaining walls but worth it in the end ,to do that on your job you should have used mortar to lay the first course as the concrete foundation is impossible to get dead level, also you should have run a string line on the back clean edge of the caps when laying them down don't rely on the rough face as they are all different as i can see the back edge is all wonky and it sticks out like dogs 🎱🎱 just giving you some helpful tips here cheers.
Very informative