Bondo has taught me more than my college did

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Eddy 👍😊👊

Nice job! Really like the follow up videos. Most people just show the work and not the after math!!! Thank you 🙏🏻

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Im glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment. 👍😊

Plastic is a huge tip! I learned on my first pour lol Had splatter all over the side of the house. Thanks for explaining

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Ya been there done that. LOL 😊

Good job guys and. Thank u. For explaining the techinal stuff for someone who doesn't know much about. It

This was an awesome tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

Love your channel and Concrete with the Hauses for concrete channels you two are very interesting watching your videos

I'm a new mixer driver, and I must say. I would noting pouting for you. You guys were swift with not too much stopping. Those tools you used sure made things alot quicker lol I appreciate when finishers are ready. New subbie

Water reducer doesn't lessen the slump, in fact it can actually increase the slump which in return allows the concrete to be more workable or like you said more "plastic". Water reducer allows the slump to be higher rather then adding water to achieve workability, which reduces the strength of the concrete tremendously. When pouring concrete six inches or deeper a vibrator should be used to properly consolidate the concrete. I have to say your project was done very well and the workmanship and method was done very well.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

I agree and thanks.

Have a small concrete flatwork buisness up in Nh.. Was pouring today (a patio 32x25 patio had to buggy it in and pulled the end form as well then a 16x8 shed pad then a 25x4 walkway) Self mixer truck runs out of concrete with less than a yard left says he will be right back so we can finish patio then pour pad and walkway, dude comes back 3.5 hours later!!!!🤬🤬🤬 Im 25 and these dudes always take advantage.. but i got 500$ on the order atleast 😎 Great crew and workmanship tho keep on pouring my man and stay healthy!

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. That sounds like a pain of a day you had. Been there done that though. LOL They should have informed you how long it would take to get back there. That would piss me off for sure.

Very, very good video. The voice over technical detail is great 👍

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks I am glad you enjoyed the video. 😊

About the knee pads, whatever works best for you, nice job. the young fellow back extension stretch made my day. Great work guys Keep Up

i love it. going to build my own icf house next year. I love the videos

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome 👍👍 If you got any questions just shoot me a message buddy.

Definitely good job guys definitely getting a lot of pointers from watching your videos I built a 56x24 car garage and I think if I watch enough of your videos I can figure out how to pour the concrete and do it up I'm retired now retired early because of some health problems but I still tinker remodeling my house and whatnot the great job guys getting good pointers from you how to do a concrete never done it before done everything else but not that

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks I'm glad it helped you. Any questions hit me up buddy. 👍

@timedvrodlehnen8448

2 жыл бұрын

Don't hurt yourself homeowner,concrete is not for the meek,and if u never done before ,you would be idiot fool to try on your own. Get someone ,atleastone guy who knows ,otherwise u will cry,I guarantee it,

@cygnus1965

Жыл бұрын

@merrellbean7238 So how did it go? We’re you able to get that garage floor poured?

Are you a plumber!!!!!! It showed when you were trowelling it👍👍👍

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

LOL yup it did. 😂😂

Looks awesome!! You guys are amazing at what you do!!

just catching up on all your videos being a new subscriber. great work as always, well done.

@bondobuilt386

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support.

To get rid of the fiber sticking out of the surface, just get a big propane torch like you burn stuff out in the yard with or de ice things, A BIG ONE and simply just pass it across the surface quickly and the fiber will burn away. Don't hold it in one place for long. Don't do it for a few weeks after the initial pour.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Joe that’s an excellent tip thank you buddy. I’ll have to try that. 👍

Beautiful job! Real professional!!!

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bob. 😊

Nice job guys! I work out of the Syracuse area, you must be pretty local.. noticed you had Mike driving your first truck. Definitely one of the best drivers around.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks man. Ya we work around oswego county area. I live in New Haven. I like working with Vitalle. 👍👍

No matter how much you pull that wire up, it's gonna end up right back on the bottom when you walk across it to screed. We use ½ inch rebar on absolute everything. It's alot wider and there's no way to push it back to the bottom once it's pulled up and gets concrete under it. So like you said in the video, if you've ever demoed old concrete, you'll notice the wire is on the very bottom. Chances are, they pulled the wire up while pouring also.

@iangreene8720

3 жыл бұрын

Mesh is pretty useless. Haha.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We also use rebar where we figure it necessary.

Nice work guys.

Very professional work and detail.... work like that is hard to come at days..

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks I appreciate that comment. 😊😊

I'm not even a concrete guy, i just enjoy watching your videos lol. I do have 54yds of crete being poured in my barn soon though, so maybe that's why

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome Matt. That must be a good size barn. I’ll bet your excited to get it done? You putting radiant heat in the floor?

@mattcochran2799

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 2300 sq ft barn but a hefty apron as well 🤙 no radiant floor, I'm doing overhead radiant tube heat..next best thing haha

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattcochran2799 Awesome bud that will be a nice size barn. 👍

Trying to get my house started this year, I enjoy watching and learning.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Tim that’s gotta be exciting to start your house build. 👍😊

@davidtaylor9336

3 жыл бұрын

No need for wire mesh and fiberglass mesh. Use one or the other. If you go with wire mesh which is cheaper remember as you go too pull the wire mesh up into the the concrete. I also recommend using rebar to attach the concrete to your foundation or existing concrete if your concrete is on an incline/slope. This will prevent it fr pulling away creating a gape. Also use rebar if you know you'll have sinking issues

@cprconstructionllc4216

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidtaylor9336 there are several different types of fiber. This fiber is for plastic shrinkage only and should not be considered as the structural fiber you are referring to. The wire mesh is for structural integrity. Good idea on the rebar into existing concrete to control separation.

Very nice finish work. Whenever possible I like to include an approach hump at doorways, extend them out about 3ft or so, side to sde the width of the door plus the trim. With just a bit of fall away from the door, it is one more step to ensure that water doesn't stand at a vulnerable spot, seeping back in under the threshold. Another suggestion is to pin the edges of the porch slab to the foundation with rebar whiskers installed into the foundation about every 2 to 4 feet, the short pins driven into 2" deep holes drilled with a hammer drill. The whiskers stick out about 4-6 inches for the mesh or other rebar to attach to. The reason for this is because many people put pots of plants on their porch or have leaking/overflowing gutters so that excess water flows down into the joint of the porch slab and foundation. As that water softens the underlying bed, the slab can settle over time. Pins help prevent that settling. But very nice work! Love how well your team works together and enjoys what they're doing and the pride in your quality.

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! glad you liked it. 😊

If you stick with foam, try duct taping the outsides generously. It'll help out with the fuzzies falling off. Good vid

Now that's the weirdest concrete truck I ever did see. I do concrete with my dad, your jobs seem so chill in comparison. And he pours so flippin dry, the muckers are always dying. I'd be so happy to pour with concrete at that slump on video every day x.x P.S. we use foam boards when it's fairly wet, sliders when it's hard, mostly for hard trowel finish

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Ya bud no sense in killing yourselves. Lol This concrete was stiff enough. Lol All the trucks are front loaders from this company except the conveyer one. Thanks those sliders are a bitch or I’m to fat. Lol 😂 I love my foam boards too 👍

@brock8199

3 жыл бұрын

IF you get to use em you will love em, just keep your paws off the chutes!

Mr Bondo I saw your videos nice lots of learning So about the knee pad I hear you use 2” foam of you wrap plastic sheeting and put some tape then you won’t have styrene foam breaking won’t go in to the concrete Try it might work Again thanks for putting up videos

Awesome job great crew everybody team player

Great job guys.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

Very good work guys. Merica!

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 😊

Nice work. Just got done with 24 yrds front of new house and in a few weeks it's another 20 for the patio. We are looking at 100 degrees for this next pour. 85 for the last one. We'll be starting at 5am to beat the heat.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Ya I can't blame ya that is some warm weather to pour in. 😳

Pouring flatwork with curb slump! Looks good!!

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Ya it was thick slump. LOL

i really like how its framed...edging after brooming made it pretty & framed it in ...gorgeous

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

I use to pour industrial slabs, 100 yards everyday, 100 feet long x 20 feet bays at a time. Pour every other bay, than no forms needed for back slabs. We would back the trucks in, and close forms as drove out. Also had a power screed 20 wide. Not sure why your not using a vibrator to break down that slump. Than when done with slabs, we would pour tilt-up panels on top of slab. Also worked on the largest pour in silicone valley history at that time, 2140 yards. Miss those day.

To make sure the sliders don't sink in just keep a slow constant movement alternating back and forth. Kneeboards are great when the mud is pretty wet.

Didn’t wait to here you where add control joints

One tip for the guy in the green shirt along the house, with the hand broom. Should always broom starting from the form swiping inside.

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

The owner has a backhoe. My noncalibrated eye thought he could have cut his driveway to eliminate the drain that will freeze in winter. The concrete slab In front of the door could have been dug down to keep snow melt out of the house. Liked you finishing and quality of work.

Great job, everyone wants to add water to make it easy to work with, but that reduces the strength tremendously! We add air entrainment up North to ease freeze thaw, and it also makes the concrete easier to work with. We typically do 4000 psi with 1/2 rebar due to poor clay soil and frost.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome I’m glad other people do nice work too. We used air in this one as well. I live in upstate New York and we get cold temps and have a good amount of clay soil as well. Thanks. 👍👍

@randybobandy9828

2 жыл бұрын

Use a water reducer...it makes it more workable without adding water.

Subscribed and like 👍.

Just curious why you poured at 4" slump having added the water reducer? Genuinely curious And whats the difference between that funny float and bull float. I have a float like that and the kraft multi twist i thought it was to use like a walking tool but i havent used it yet.

I have a set of sliders it takes a while to get used to but I usually go back to my knee boards ( stroform) iam from Maine so I have to deal with the cold to I work year round there's enough work up here to do that it sucks getting the heater out but better then no heat

Need a cherry picker and a harness or a a boom pole on a tractor to be able to reach in a little further. Holding him by the belt sure is a sign the guys really trust each other. Good team work.

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks we do work well together as a team. 👍😊

I use 1/2” plywood with a 1” x 2” screw across the top so you have something to grab onto when you move your board and I glue carpet on the board to cushion my knees.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks that's a good knee board I'll bet. 👍👊

So with water reducer should you put that in all flat surfaces to make it more workable when it’s hot outside?

I did it for 30 plus yrs hang in there

That looks like a very LEAN 3500psi mix. Northern Illinois here, we use 4000 in our garages and at least 4500 on driveways. We get about 80 freeze thaw cycles per year here, brutal on the concrete.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We use a water reducer called Pollyheed in this mix. It allows us to pour with much less water. It is a good mix from this company. I was using 4000lbs concrete for years and I believe this is as good or better then the other mix design. We get some nasty freezing here in central New York. I live right near Lake Ontario. Happy pouring bubba 👍👍

You have a long ways to go lots to learn still

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Can I watch your video so I can learn the skills it takes? Send me a link to your channel. Thanks.

@bdhabets3250

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 First off your the one proclaiming that you know what your doing. If you don’t like criticism then maybe rethink your KZread channel. Grade is junk which can be told by the truck sinking about 4”. 3” slump on one half and a 6” slump on the other. Kneeboarding something that should be done with all walking tools(which by the way takes air entrainment out of the concrete). Can you not afford some screeds that are different sizes? Cmon who that is a pro uses a 2by4 to screed with. I have more but that’s just what I remember. Keep up the great form work! Lol

Pure professionals.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍😊

Just make some foam sliders. You won’t slide them, of course.. but one foam for each leg, with some Velcro straps. I learned on knee boards, but came to prefer sliders for flat work. Great job on the driveway.

@bondobuilt386

9 ай бұрын

We use the metal sliders now.

Well it's definitely good to hear in New York channel I'm a New Yorker myself and I would love to pick your brain on a failing foundation good suggestions would be great

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks from a fellow new yorker

I was loving this untill I saw the power screed.. I started doing concrete in the 80s and still screed everything by hand as I find it more accurate and it scares the young guys lol.. over here in Canada in my area cement plants are limited to four powder trucks a week due to shortages... 👍 loved watching you guys though. P.s. wrap your foam kneeboards with tuck tape

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks We have been hand rodding our slabs lately because I have a guy helping me that is capable 👍 Good tip on the knee boards.

Are you specing the gravel size? Doesn't look like the regular 3/4. Nice work from the crew. Oh, demoing concrete with mesh isn't usually a problem, it's always on the bottom (mesh police LOL) It seems you like "strong" ever consider #3 rebar mats instead of the WWM?

hi u mention plasticizer, znd what geade number mix was it used .... i imagine stamping that mix is asking too much ? great job !! that was nuts... like the hole time its the last sec. of final game

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks glad you liked it. The hot sun can make yoiu hussle doing concrete. Lol

Where in NY are you guys outta? We're in Rochester

12 years ago...did wire and rebar 2x2 foot grid pea gravel.. Approx.5 inch pour no exp. Joints.. No trees. Still want to cut them.....Still no cracks

Why pour so stiff when you add mid range or super P?

noticed when you broom finished the patio, the broom strokes left pits on the surface of the cement. should have cleaned off the bristles after a pass or two or maybe used a higher slump content in the concrete. looks pitted and rough. drive way looks amazing. good job over all.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

It was in the shade so it was not as dry as the driveway. Thanks👍👍

@anonymousprepper1463

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 I hate shade areas!

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

@@anonymousprepper1463 Same here buddy. 👎

@anonymousprepper1463

2 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 But that broom is ass though! haha when I find my phone i'll post the link for the ones we use.. a much softer bristle and slightly damp and I found it avoids the roll overs a bit when having to broom earlier.

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

@@anonymousprepper1463 Thanks I would like to see that broom bud.

Do all that and yet use next-to-worthless wire mesh? Do it right. Install rebar on dobies/chairs. The mesh almost always ends up near the bottom/on the bottom, making it lose most of it's performance.

@pubzman69

3 жыл бұрын

I agree lazy

Wee question. Should you brush in the direction of flow of rain water would run or as you said perpendicular to Garage ?

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We usually go perpendicular for traction.

Nice we tried doing something similar to this but the concrete dried up before we can start finishing it. We had to tear it all out about 10 yards worth. The mix company we've been using starting putting fly ash in there mud and it's been acting super strange not letting any cream up.

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Oh that sucks. Sorry to hear that. What a pain.

I think that pad at the door to the house, with vinyl siding on it, should have been extended out from that door about 4 feet more. Reason- that is probably where they are going to set their gas BBQ. If they set it against the House, cooks something lid down, loft his BBQ lid and it is near that siding, it will melt the siding.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thats the basement door so Should not be down there grilling. 👍

Bondo i am trying to master the use of a Fresno do have any good videos of working one or this summer coming up you might make a little more detailed video using one thanks

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Hey buddy. We have started using a funny float this year in place of a Fresno for most our outside stuff. I’ll see if I got a video of us using it. 👍

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/hmapm6mCZtWaprA.html

I layed sewer water an storm pipe we poured concrete collars around our pipe on the outside of a manhole normally 12 to 16 inches below the pipe an we would use a 2 to 4 slump that shit is a bear put it works cause u can stack it up.

Nobody is slipping and bustin their ass on those pads. Personally i like it that way

I would imagine if you're using water reducer and your pouring slopes, the reducer sort of tends to make the concrete level itself. So your pouring with a low slump is maybe necessary otherwise you're fighting the tendency of the reducer to make it flow more to level, something you don't want. Anyway, I don't pour concrete for the buildings but just my observation on water reducer when used for architectural concrete, and countertops.

Where is your thickened edged on the driveway

Do y'all have inspection on concrete? Here in South Carolina a inspector will take samples then let it dry out then next day or two days he or she will come back to check on it. They do that up north?

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Only on commercial work not residential.

I'm from Arizona and you guys do good work, we try to pour early morning or night pours...

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I can’t blame ya with the heat you deal with. Thanks. 👍😊

Great job. Enjoyed the audio as well What will be the rent for trac buggy? Also will it be useful if we have to do a pole barn concrete floor in tight spaces

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud. I bought this buggy used got a great deal on it. I think there $250 a day to rent. There great to move concrete in a pole barn but not if there is radiant tubing in there.

@squeekhobby4571

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 . Thanks. What if there are radiant tubes and we need trac buggy? Will a plywood track help or there is a different solution? I saw how you made the chute with large pipes

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@squeekhobby4571 You could use the chute like I made or get a pump. The concrete place you get it from should have pump guys to hook you up with. Pump is around $1000 extra in my area. Don't use the buggy on tubing.

@squeekhobby4571

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 : thanks 🙏

Wouldn't it have been better for the drain to tape it off before pouring? Great idea in the drain - I'm building a house and might just have to put that one in the plans. Thanks for the videos.

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I think we taped off the drain here. These drains work very well. 😊

@jasonfournier

7 ай бұрын

@jasonfournier 0 seconds ago They were taped. I'm just not sure they go anywhere? Usually PVC comes out the side, unless they were connected to an elbow to go down and under the gravel.

Why not a 8 slump with fiber, micro bubble, and water reducer? Nvm pitched floors you talked about it later in the video thanks.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We are starting to use more concrete with water reducer. Its alot less work. 👍😊

We always use 2 inch foam also

Put a splash pad on your Crete buggy like Tom did at Concrete with the Haus

😁 we just use the same concrete company we had Mark is our first driver

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Small world 😊😊

Doesn't look like the channel drains go anywhere?

concrete is so good now, slump don't mater as much as it used to. You can increase the slump with plasticizer to make it easier to finish. Plasticizer dose not effect the strength of concrete.

I just bought a magic screed, with a 12 and 14ft blade. That thing is pretty wild, first time using one. It's going to take some getting used to for sure. Any tips on using one? I noticed it doesn't like a 6 or 7in slump, using Super of course. I'm going to try a 5 on Tuesday.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We use one all the time you will learn to love it. Saves the back for sure.

@maddoxcallum6128

2 жыл бұрын

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@ignaciomitchell7176

2 жыл бұрын

@Maddox Callum instablaster :)

@maddoxcallum6128

2 жыл бұрын

@Ignacio Mitchell Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im trying it out now. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.

@maddoxcallum6128

2 жыл бұрын

@Ignacio Mitchell it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thanks so much, you really help me out!

Does a 6x6 mesh work good for you guys? Is it strong enough? Cus i only use rebar.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We have good luck with it and also use bar for some situations. 👍

no dowels?

When you pull the wire up into the concrete, does it stay put, as you walk over it again screeding the surface? Just wondering.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

The aggregate gets under it and holds it up about an inch to two inches up. thats wherer you want it. 👍

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Good question Greg 😊

@christopherhaak9824

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 Wire mesh when walked on like your crew is doing goes right to the bottom of the slap. If you demoed your slab it would be sitting right on the the bottom. There is all sorts of data out there on that. More important than that is the following - wire mesh is not structural at all, it really only holds the slab together in regards to crack prevention. But, you already have fiber in the mix for that. Given the backhoe comment, what should have been done is to put in an appropriate rebar grid (that is actually structural) on chairs that sits at the correct level in the slab to function effectively. You could do this with virtually no cost difference and provide a better product.

@AcesDman7

3 жыл бұрын

Driveway wire is a waste of time. It may look good but gives no structural strength. Hog wire is more durable.

@loganconnally4361

3 жыл бұрын

Wire and fiber mesh is considered "secondary reinforcement" and is not a replacement for rebar,

I see u putt some joints in ..for cracking .usually they are bigger joints butt ok if it works it works from john from Maine

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks John. I have a buddy in Maine and I meet him there and ride snowmobiles in the winter. 👍👍

How does the wire mesh mesh stay suspended when you have guys stepping on it after concrete is poured? Seems like an exercise in futility.

@tbugher62

3 жыл бұрын

You can see the worker in the video using a puller too lift the wire up as the concrete is being poured over it.

@hyperbaricaxom1763

3 жыл бұрын

The mesh really doesn't go down that much once it's lifted & concrete is underneath it. For example, on a stiff mix like that, if the mesh is pulled up 2" from the bottom grade, stepping on it with concrete covering all underneath, it typically only goes down approx 1/4" and that's only in the spots near direct foot pressure.

If you didn't have the power screed would you still use wet pads and pull it off with an aluminum screed or?

@troyminster838

2 жыл бұрын

yep

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

Yes same process buddy. 👍

I use the plastic knee boards their a little wider and hold up a litter better .

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

The ones they sell at Lowes? I might try them.

Just curious it's look like you guys broom it while is still little wet that's why some piece of concrete coming off when brooming and curious if you guys don't do the full finishing with mag together with finishing trowel then broom

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

We mag but no steel on exterior broom finish because it is air entrained we live in freeze thaw area.

@siaosimanufekai4933

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 gotta yah.. keep up the hard work guys

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@siaosimanufekai4933 Thanks buddy. 👍😊

For a residential driveway does rebar make a difference for strength over wire mesh?

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Rebar is definitely better then wire but cost and installation are a factor as well. Have to be commutative as well.

@MrZuto

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 thanks for the reply, what do you mean commutative?

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrZuto Sorry I mean competitive with the price. LOL

my back hurts for carrying the team lol

Up here in Iowa we only run 4000 psi mix, and rebar. I tear out concrete every day, and its 99 % concrete with wire. Very rarely with bar. Bar doesnt go bad like wire. If it works for u great, but I refuse to use it, voids my warranty.Good crew u have , that's hard to find these days

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. I do a bunch of demo myself and there's always one common denominater and thats the sub grade was never done proper. Either full of clay or was not tamped properly and it settled. I put rebar in slabs also where I want extra support. I almose always end up doing the prep work under my slabs because I dont trust it will be done the way it needs to be done. You got some great deer hunting in Iowa. 👍👍 I want to get out there but it takes forever to get the tags. Thats probably why its so good. LOL

@iowamatt2519

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386shotgun season starts Saturday.

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@iowamatt2519 Nice. good luck 👍 I got a nice buck in Missouri a couple weeks ago.

@iowamatt2519

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 are u out of Missouri?

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@iowamatt2519 no buddy I’m in central New York. I hunt I’m the mid west every year though. You can invite me to your state if you want? Lol 😂

Why not use 4k psi if you wanted it the strongest?. Then add your stuff. Nice job

That looks like back breaking work.

I would have just cut the grade down outside the slab and said fuck those drains. Not at fan (minnesota) You are a good rod man

@cheshstyles

3 жыл бұрын

Duct tape the top and sides of your knee boards they last way longer

I like at guy who takes pride in his work

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks James 👍

I want to see more in floor heating systems.

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

I will see what I can do Jeff

@jeffreybickel76

2 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 come to Traverse City Michigan and do my 40x60 barn....you do Great Work 💪

@bondobuilt386

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffreybickel76 thanks but I'm in a tree in Missouri right now for deer then headed to Colorado for elk. I need a break. Lol 😂

@jeffreybickel76

2 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 I will be quite....just sold .y place 30 miles East of Kansas City

Do you get all your additives from the same company you order the concrete from? We started using retardant and want to start using plasticizer to use as little water as possible

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we get it right from the concrete suppler. What retardant do you use? where you get it bud? Mike Day uses plasticizer all there time. He gets it from Master builders I asked him on here. Thats my next move I been trying too get these plants to design me my own concrete with it in there. Let me know if you figure it out 👍👍

@jcflyer6213

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 we get our ready mix with the retardant in it from Cranesville Concrete, I'm not sure what brand of retardant they use, I just tell them how many hours I need, they can go up to about 6 hours. It does seem to make the concrete more workable. I talked to Cranesville today and we're going to try plasticizer for the first time with two hours of retardant for a pour this coming Tuesday in the direct sun. I do want to find my own additives though. I found a company called Fritz Pack that make a bunch of additives. Concrete-texturing.com sells their products. Our Rental Pumps in Farmingdale NY can ship it to us as well. Then Shop.conmatsupply.com also sells some of their products. As we try them out I'll keep you posted!

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcflyer6213 Thanks for the info buddy I appreciate that. I want to figure that plasisizer out. Will make poring so much easier. 👍👍

@jasongreene89

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcflyer6213 You may want to talk to your local ready mix supplier. I know me as a supplier I do not allow anything to be added to our trucks on site. The batching system is sequenced and computerized with admix tolerances down to half an ounce, agg and cement weights down to ten pound tolerances trying to maintain quality and consistency of our products to our customers.

@jcflyer6213

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasongreene89 everything we add our supplier accounts for, most of the time we get it right from them already mixed in the truck. Thanks though lol

You guys don’t use control/expansion joints?

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we cut then in the next day on this one. Sometimes we grove them in. Depends on the job.

@SuperKam1978

3 жыл бұрын

I saw that afterwards , when you guys were washing the driveway down...

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@SuperKam1978 yes sir. 👍😊

Have you ever used super plastciser easy flow

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

I used some last year but not enough to make it flow real easy. I want to get the plants here to make it for me. Its a work in progress.

@karlbigmore7949

3 жыл бұрын

@@bondobuilt386 I used it today it's ok not as easy flow as I thought

You want it to crack in the joints, but you put the wire though them?

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you want it to crack but not pull apart. it will crack on the cuts.

@Trildin

3 жыл бұрын

A large slab like that will always crack because the earth below moves very slightly. The point is controlling and hiding them in nice looking joints

@bondobuilt386

3 жыл бұрын

@@Trildin yes sir thanks 😊

@troids117

3 жыл бұрын

@@Trildin no the small cracks are much more likely from cure shrinkage.