This guys genuinely seems like the soundest guy!!! Honest, professional, knowledgeable and all round good guy!! Wish my boss was like this guy!!! Plus gota respect the graft this guy actually does!!
Are you kidding? I remember in one of his videos one of his workies came over and said "Good morning boss" and his reply was "Yes...what is it?". Acts nice for the camera but I bet he's a nightmare to work for.
Stop being a hater mate! Your pointing out 1 time he wasn't pleasant?!? Are you kidding?! Guy runs a business not a meet and greet centre so jog on you hater!
@@DannnyL and as I've said, you've pointed out one example!! If you showed me more than just one time he wasn't pleasant then yeah, maybe I'd listen. But you banging on about 1 time! 1time!! So just stob being salty m8! As I've said, guy runs a business not a meet and greet!! Try working for my boss that couldn't care less!
This was actually really interesting. I work as a site engineer for a principle contractor and I am constantly ordering concrete. Mostly dealing with bottle mixers, but occasionally volumetric and never really knew how they work. You learn something new everyday!
About to go for an interview tomorrow for a job pn one of these and you have really given me some good information to help me with my interview. Thanks
I have never thought I would watch something like this- but I did. I watched it all till the last second. Thank you Daniel. These videos are really great, keep putting them out 😎👍
Well organized, well informative channel. Subscribed while i Qatar. Its is a great organization to work in. Bro hata mtaani waweza kua like Daniel. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭
I’ve just got myself into this industry and seriously learning a lot of stuff. I can relate big time because you’re not the typical construction trade worker like me, youre into the whips, gym regimented routine like me so finding your content highly relate able so props my guy
I’d like to see a video of your story with how you started and how you got to learn the things you know, very knowledgable man in 3 relatable but different sectors
Working for reinstatement for utilities I’ve used the volumetric and drum mixer but the volumemetric is so much better because you can change the wetness where as if you have drum if it’s too wet you still have to use it and pay for it
Yo bruv I really enjoy your videos! I have absolutely no interest in construction but this shit is entertaining af. I'm going to watch all of your videos, like, and leave this comment on all of them. Keep going bro!
Only found your videos recently. I enjoy how informative each video is. I’ve always wanted to be involved with something along the line of aggregate/tar as I have a huge passion for quarry plant and machinery and materials. I’m looking forward to your next video. All the best. John Clark
Ashville, actually, the aggregates count for strength and the mix ratio of aggregates and water content is critical. Of course base / ground conditions and ambient temperatures are critical... Fly me over and I would love to show you how awesome concrete can be... I would first set you up with some testing facility to fine tune your mixes...
I studied about construction for 5 years and works in the industry for 9 years now and i never ever heard about this method of concrete batching.. this is really interesting
Dan i had you down as a cool guy and after watching this youve just gone to No1 on the Geek o meter. No seriously mate well done for making your busisness the success it is today, and the best of luck for the future, its great when you see a young guy doing so well in the bysisness world.
Subbed! Glad i came across this channel and the man himself. Being a software developer and a class 1 driver, you have somehow helped me further in pursuing the business i am wanting to build. Thanks bro.
Hi from Australia. Haven't seen a concrete truck like that before in Australia, but I will keep my eyes open. Good thing about those trucks is that you don't have to worry about a batch of concrete going off in the mixer barrel. Our mixers are getting so big that we now have semi trailer barrel mixers running around.
Hi Daniel great video, volumetric mixers are a cracking bit of kit, you pay for what you need we use them all the time unless we have a massive pour with cube test involved, mind you last time i did one of them was two years ago on piling and ring beams all the best Tony.
Great channel ...... and outside the box vlogging for something that is really interesting from what ever line of work your in. A very pro active , adapting to change, for the good of the business , channel. You should be proud 👌🏼
Water content also determines the strength, tell em about how it takes time for the concrete comes to full strength. Do you do foam concrete, some may find that interesting. great vids keep them coming.
id liek a video showcasing the fleet from your trucks to the diggers used i know u have shown certain trucks but it would be great to get a full machinery tour
I have to point out that ' bottle mixers ' as you call them don't keep concrete wet .... i drive one and have done the last 12 years and all they do is agitate it ... it will still dry out and go hard even with the barrel turning which is why we have 2 hours from time of loading to delivering the load and washing out .... if we are kept waiting or have a breakdown while loaded it can become a very costly problem ... not fun being in one of those barrels with 8 cubic metres of rock hard concrete with only a small kangol to try get it out lol
How you clean it? I work for concrete company and drive a Mixertruck, I use only water and high pressure water. And like always , have a nice day and keep making amazing videos
Great video as per , quick question I understand you mentioned you can pour multiple different mixes gen20 gen40 etc, but what when where and how do you change the gravel size is that just for footings the 10mil gravel n five for your garden sheds ? Cheers 💪💪
I've been working at easymix concrete ltd for 6 years driving these vollemetric mixer around London and driving them reimers mixers the are the Rolls Royce of volleys. Really enjoying your content Dan keep it up!
Worked on a few different Vollys. Cemtech to Riemer and im currently on an Omega. Never used a volly that does the water for you depending on mix specifications, that's class. What do you use at Ashville? Reimer or is it a Baylynx?
Great video Daniel. I have run a volumetric mixer before and waiting for my own first unit to start a business with it. It looks to me your sand and stone are premixed on site before it is loaded into the volumetric mixer, is that correct?? And what mixers are you running Reimer?? CemenTech??
Very good video...... very informative for us here in 🇮🇪 as this site batch system is sooo uncommon!!! But makes a lot of sense!!! Could we see a video on operator skills.....are the loader drivers as skilful as the materials handler drivers.....?? I always like the loader driving myself but depending on what I loading I guess😁
This guys genuinely seems like the soundest guy!!! Honest, professional, knowledgeable and all round good guy!! Wish my boss was like this guy!!! Plus gota respect the graft this guy actually does!!
Dan Heat fully agree mate. Picked so many things from him which have helped me, especially a fun and robust work environment. 😎
Are you kidding? I remember in one of his videos one of his workies came over and said "Good morning boss" and his reply was "Yes...what is it?". Acts nice for the camera but I bet he's a nightmare to work for.
Stop being a hater mate! Your pointing out 1 time he wasn't pleasant?!? Are you kidding?! Guy runs a business not a meet and greet centre so jog on you hater!
@@danheat4402 whether you're a cleaner or a CEO there's no excuse for being rude to people
@@DannnyL and as I've said, you've pointed out one example!! If you showed me more than just one time he wasn't pleasant then yeah, maybe I'd listen. But you banging on about 1 time! 1time!! So just stob being salty m8! As I've said, guy runs a business not a meet and greet!! Try working for my boss that couldn't care less!
Great stuff, day in the life with one of your driver's would be cool!
that's coming soon. :)
@@thisisashville saw it
:)
This is actually quick becoming one of my favourite channels. Real crisp presentation of what could be a dull topic.
Who knew learning about concrete would be so interesting. Very informative.
This was actually really interesting. I work as a site engineer for a principle contractor and I am constantly ordering concrete. Mostly dealing with bottle mixers, but occasionally volumetric and never really knew how they work. You learn something new everyday!
Your history and story of building the business from the start would be really interesting!!!!
its in the pipeline :)
About to go for an interview tomorrow for a job pn one of these and you have really given me some good information to help me with my interview.
Thanks
I have never thought I would watch something like this- but I did. I watched it all till the last second. Thank you Daniel. These videos are really great, keep putting them out 😎👍
Daniel is full of energy and is very professional. Well done.
Never had any interest in the construction industry but absolutely love this channel !👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽
My next favourite channel. Just completed my Bsc in civil and construction engineering, from Kenya 🇰🇪
Well organized, well informative channel. Subscribed while i Qatar. Its is a great organization to work in. Bro hata mtaani waweza kua like Daniel. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭
I’ve just got myself into this industry and seriously learning a lot of stuff. I can relate big time because you’re not the typical construction trade worker like me, youre into the whips, gym regimented routine like me so finding your content highly relate able so props my guy
I’m the same mate lol
I agree!
My vuhcking you will
Well done, you're such a great motivator, keep the good job going
Nothing but good things to come for you and Ashville!!!!!
Watching Your videos helps me keep focussed on what's ahead. Thanks for always posting....
I'm doing engineering studies in mechanical design, but now I want to work in this company. It looks so cool, plus he seems to be a honest boss!
Would love to see videos of you and the teams day. (Kinda like daily vlogs) Their the most interesting videos ☺
Saturday night, should be out with the lads....nope! Sat watching the big man teach us about concrete 😂
Great video as always
I’d like to see a video of your story with how you started and how you got to learn the things you know, very knowledgable man in 3 relatable but different sectors
👍
This was very informative! Always saw simillar type trucks going around but never knew the business behind it. Great content.
is it just me, or does Daniel have a nice calming voice
Love this, as a student studying construction management gives me some extra info! Keep it up big man🤙
It’s fascinating how it all works 👍
I love watching these videos, I would love to do a project big enough to use poured concrete. Keep it up my man. Construction is king
👍
Working for reinstatement for utilities I’ve used the volumetric and drum mixer but the volumemetric is so much better because you can change the wetness where as if you have drum if it’s too wet you still have to use it and pay for it
Yo bruv I really enjoy your videos! I have absolutely no interest in construction but this shit is entertaining af. I'm going to watch all of your videos, like, and leave this comment on all of them. Keep going bro!
i have never seen a volumetric mixer in my country. Its informative.
Dan love watching your Videos ... Such a positive attitude you have ! 🙌
This is my new job. Thanks for the introduction great video.
I’m a chartered civil engineer with a love for cars. This channel is my wet dream
lol think we may have to quote this on the website! thx
Being chartered is my dream one day, I literally just graduated the other month
Only found your videos recently. I enjoy how informative each video is. I’ve always wanted to be involved with something along the line of aggregate/tar as I have a huge passion for quarry plant and machinery and materials. I’m looking forward to your next video. All the best. John Clark
That volumetric thingummy is fantastic! I didn't know those existed
I love all your videos. Its amazing you have a huge company, at a young age. Keep up your good work 😁
So nice and straight to the point...
Ashville, actually, the aggregates count for strength and the mix ratio of aggregates and water content is critical. Of course base / ground conditions and ambient temperatures are critical... Fly me over and I would love to show you how awesome concrete can be... I would first set you up with some testing facility to fine tune your mixes...
I studied about construction for 5 years and works in the industry for 9 years now and i never ever heard about this method of concrete batching.. this is really interesting
Dan i had you down as a cool guy and after watching this youve just gone to No1 on the Geek o meter. No seriously mate well done for making your busisness the success it is today, and the best of luck for the future, its great when you see a young guy doing so well in the bysisness world.
Very interesting. I see these mixers all the time in London.
Only just started watching your videos after seeing you on with Yanni. Excellent content and delivered in a very professional, informative manner
always ashville love all your talent
Nice one Daniel, shows us what can be done. Nuff repect man
Hey man, I would like to see how you guys maintain and clean your concrete pumps and mixers
Thank you so much for your videos. Please explain how you make those huge concrete blocks
Finding out how it all really got started, the moves and decisions you made would be great!
Subbed! Glad i came across this channel and the man himself. Being a software developer and a class 1 driver, you have somehow helped me further in pursuing the business i am wanting to build. Thanks bro.
So amazing 🤩 but I know ther is so much more to it !! Thanks for sharing ❤
Hi from Australia. Haven't seen a concrete truck like that before in Australia, but I will keep my eyes open. Good thing about those trucks is that you don't have to worry about a batch of concrete going off in the mixer barrel. Our mixers are getting so big that we now have semi trailer barrel mixers running around.
Love the videos, inspirational.
This guy inspires me i want him to make a video of how he started
2nd
Keep up the great work Ashville, love your videos! As a construction fan myself i will once want to work with Ashville! Greetings from Switzerland
Enjoyed the video. Keep the videos coming with knowledge on the industry and job.
Hi Daniel great video, volumetric mixers are a cracking bit of kit, you pay for what you need we use them all the time unless we have a massive pour with cube test involved, mind you last time i did one of them was two years ago on piling and ring beams all the best Tony.
You make it sound so interesting Daniel. 👍
Thank you. I’ve learned something today.
Great channel ...... and outside the box vlogging for something that is really interesting from what ever line of work your in. A very pro active , adapting to change, for the good of the business , channel. You should be proud 👌🏼
I dont know how I randomly stumbled on your profile but this is amazing and inspiring material.
Water content also determines the strength, tell em about how it takes time for the concrete comes to full strength. Do you do foam concrete, some may find that interesting. great vids keep them coming.
This machine is amazing
id liek a video showcasing the fleet from your trucks to the diggers used i know u have shown certain trucks but it would be great to get a full machinery tour
Strangely fascinating!
Very informative and entertaining.
Love these videos man. Going through every one!!
Would you do a video about how you started your business please. Think that would make an interesting video. Loving the channel
Crazy machinery
Love it
I have to point out that ' bottle mixers ' as you call them don't keep concrete wet .... i drive one and have done the last 12 years and all they do is agitate it ... it will still dry out and go hard even with the barrel turning which is why we have 2 hours from time of loading to delivering the load and washing out .... if we are kept waiting or have a breakdown while loaded it can become a very costly problem ... not fun being in one of those barrels with 8 cubic metres of rock hard concrete with only a small kangol to try get it out lol
Haha! Must've taken ages to break through that lol
@@Londoner2020 throw some sugar in it.
Top man Wish you more success
Thanks for info not seen any volumetric mixers in our part of country Cornwall
Great video, our office was watching this video and wondering why there is no rebar in the concrete. Is this for demonstration purposes only?
Nice explanation 😍👍
Looks great. Should check out the Bay-Lynx Titan mixers
Please make a video of how u got started and what u did before
Would love to see a video on how you started and how you got to where you are
How you clean it? I work for concrete company and drive a Mixertruck, I use only water and high pressure water.
And like always , have a nice day and keep making amazing videos
Great video as per , quick question I understand you mentioned you can pour multiple different mixes gen20 gen40 etc, but what when where and how do you change the gravel size is that just for footings the 10mil gravel n five for your garden sheds ? Cheers 💪💪
proud of you bro
god bless
keep it up
Great video mate! can you explain the different types of concrete, their properties, and what they are used for?
Thanks for the video very inspiring
Nice video keep up the hard work during this scary time
Garden wise fencing done you yard 👌🏻
I want to see you interview your mother. I rhink it would provide a ton of insight.
Can you make a video on how you started your company! And what you had from the beginning to how it grew
Very informative, great content!
great video could you do a strength compasion between the diffrenet concret types
Your a HERO mate!!
What are they pouring that slab for? Seems strange .
Looks like a large flat tombstone for the scumbags that haven’t paid !!!!
yeah just a thin slab onto soil and mot weird one
It's just a bit of blinding for this video
@@takendowntoday3284 I think that you are correct. It is probably for a site carpark or high traffic zone to keep dirt and mud under control.
Im curious if you could do a video on what it takes to start a company with tippers love the content btw
How do you edit the videos what software just wondering great video btw
Inspiration for real!
I've been working at easymix concrete ltd for 6 years driving these vollemetric mixer around London and driving them reimers mixers the are the Rolls Royce of volleys.
Really enjoying your content Dan keep it up!
Thank you!
Thanks in a million. Great content. Awesome. Grade: A++💥
We are all in the pre-million subs club here.
Amazing channel, love seeing hard working people do well. Maybe one day we’ll see Ashville on UK stock market :)
Congrats on the new car Daniel
Did I miss the reveal?
elliot330 It’s on Yiannimize TH-cam channel
@@user-gn1hk5fx8u thank you, just watched the reveal.. nice, but the wheels are bigger than whats fitted to his Tippers :-)
great stuffs your doing so inspired
Worked on a few different Vollys. Cemtech to Riemer and im currently on an Omega. Never used a volly that does the water for you depending on mix specifications, that's class. What do you use at Ashville? Reimer or is it a Baylynx?
Great video Daniel. I have run a volumetric mixer before and waiting for my own first unit to start a business with it. It looks to me your sand and stone are premixed on site before it is loaded into the volumetric mixer, is that correct?? And what mixers are you running Reimer?? CemenTech??
Interesting video and insight.How many tippers and cement trucks and machines have you got out of curiosity?Thanks
Very good video...... very informative for us here in 🇮🇪 as this site batch system is sooo uncommon!!! But makes a lot of sense!!! Could we see a video on operator skills.....are the loader drivers as skilful as the materials handler drivers.....?? I always like the loader driving myself but depending on what I loading I guess😁
Please can you tell us how you started ? What you studied... how difficult or easy was it ?