Thanks! I have been wanting to remodel my bed room for a while now. Never had a dad to teach me these stuff, so I'm really grateful for all these DIY youtubers posting contents like this.

@acedadon2107

Жыл бұрын

Sound gay

Thank you very much for sharing this video. I'm doing a home project that involves screwing into concrete, and this video gave me confidence that I can push forward and complete my project. Thank you so much. 👍

Thanks for being a clear and concise homeboy

Great video bro. You explained everything that I needed to know perfectly. 👏🏾👏🏾

Actually it's a good idea that you were using screws and anchor kits for concrete. The screws that came with the light fixture that I got look like interior or wood anchors. There is definately a different way to mount for concrete. Thanks for the video !

Thanks for sharing this how to video, great job, I will definitely be using these tips in the near future.

Excellent! Great video/tutorial. Well done...to the point, detailed, eloquent, great visuals...appreciate it!🇯🇲

Fantastic demonstration

Well, damn. I’m off to Home Depot to buy that kit. I feel like more of a man for watching this video. Thanks!

Thank you so much for posting!! This was super helpful!!

And I was going to pay someone to put 4 holes in my concrete wall for a shelf. 🤦🏾‍♂️ Thanks. This video was very helpful.

You're the man, bro. Thank you.

Thanks! Followed instructions and it went well

This information is gold !! I love you bro!

Thanks for the tutorial

Great video, thank you ☺️

Clear and concise. Thank you!

Extremely helpful and to the point. THANK YOU!!!

great video

Thank you for the awesome tips!

I learned something new today. Cheers!

Thanks your a great teacher!

Helpful, thanks.

Thanks for sharing! Looking to install a rail on a wall going to the cellar. Much appreciated!

Great now I will be drilling everywhere... thanks for sharing

@FrankiesWorld

3 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly!

@rebellion6468

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

Dude thank you so much!!!!

Ooohhhh i see thanks im renovating and needed this for installing my curtain rods xD

Thank you!

I appreciate it thanks 🙏

Nice! Makes a big difference when you put your drill on hammer mode.

Thanks so much! 😊

Thank you! A *very* helpful video! ____

Many thanks!!! 😊😊😊

Drilling into masonry or concrete is waaay easier with a hammer drill. Definitely worth the investment. Another hint -- the screw is usually a little longer than the anchor. Make sure that the hole is deeper than the length of the screw.

for sure It was helpful as i am just going to do some DIY

just used a #6 drill bit following this advice and my wall started to crumble. so now i still have nothing on my walls and a hole the size of a quarter that needs to be filled. great.

Thanks!

I had some old screws and anchors wear out and I need to put in a new anchor and screw. Should I refill the hole with some sort of liquid concrete or something, let it dry, and repeat the entire process? Or just jam another anchor in there and screw away?

This is going to be fun I'm going to be trying this with a FIXA, Ikea drill, for this project. I think maybe on the third day no success I'll look into a different drill.

@thefiXfiles

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah get a drill that has the hammer setting. The one I used in this video isn't even ideal for drilling through concrete. Hammer setting blows through it in a few seconds.

I asked for a workshop to make for me a pull up bar that is 205cm height and two dip bars that 130cm he used for the dip bar long screw and for pullup bars i think in home applications it is considered medium or a bit larger bolts they are all woobly the pullup bar is more stable they are fanstened on ceramic floor and under it concrete i don't know what is the best solution is it to go to other workshop to make the base larger or change the fasteners make them longer or larger if i can or make a support and attached to the bars but how they are shaped i don't know yet so do you have any suggestions

Thank u

Very helpful, thanks!! I had a question about the chart indicating how much weight an anchor can hold. I am screwing stall bars (gymnastics piece of equipment) into a concrete wall. I anticipate people up to 250-ish pounds (or more) will be using this equipment so I want it to be very sturdy. I am wondering if using at least 4 of the #10 anchors would work, meaning the amount of weight the anchor holds would quadruple from 100-400. Do you think it works this way?

Thanks

Thanks, now I can attach my outdoor lamp to the concrete mailbox top.

This is a very helpful video. So you are showing that it isn't required for the "wings" to go behind anything like they would with say 1/2" drywall. Just need to make the hole the right size so it is snug when it goes in. I am hanging a mailbox to brick on side of house that might be say max 20 lbs when full.. Am I on the right track?

@TheOfficialJingo

2 жыл бұрын

The pressure is what creates the load strength so the wings will only expand so far in concrete vs drywall. Alternatively you can use tapcon screws.

Is it better to drill into the joints on the walls ? Will this invite water in?

Hey cheers for the tutorial~! How strong would this be? I'm looking to have a hook from my cement ceiling with a cord attached to a coat hanger then with heavy jackets on the coat hanger and change the jackets frequently (taking product photos in a photography studio)

@TheOfficialJingo

2 жыл бұрын

Instead of an anchor, you should use a tapcon screw. With these anchors, the weight indicated is for hanging loads (as indicated by the arrow). Tapcon screws will grip the concrete as well and there is an indicated 'pull' load as well as hanging load.

Thanks for the tips..now i know what is the problem when i drilling concrete wall but never make a proper hole. Black n Decker😅

I bought a Black and Decker hammer drill 18v 1.5Ah to drill my concrete wall (around 1cm plaster before the blocks), it was like drilling in wood, so not fair to say it doesn't have the guts. 😂 You should try using fake Makita or Bosch as I did (I borrowed it), those drained my life force just to get 1cm deep.

Did you need a special drill bit for going through concrete? And it doesn't look like you needed a pilot hole? I'm a 55 yr old beginner but did take an intro to building (women only - we built a 10 x 12 storage shed) community college class and the class itself was very much like reading only the first page of a 3,000 pg book : D Therefore I'm looking for tips & tricks that will help me understand maybe only a sliver of what's to come in the remaining 2,999 pages. Thanks recap: special drill bit for concrete and is a pilot hole needed?

@lixibao

6 ай бұрын

What page are you on now?

Everybody says to get a hammer drill. All I need is to open 3 or 4 little holes in my porch to anchor a couple of loose decorative postings to the concrete floor. After that I hope I do not will have a need for the expensive hammer drill for the rest of my 20 to hoping 30 years of life. Can it be done with an electric cord screw driver? I see you are using one on the wall, but It may be harder on a concrete floor like mine. Any advise will be greatly appreciated.

Hammer drill FTW

I was just going to drill the screw in directly lol.. thanks.

@zkurtz21

3 жыл бұрын

Just use the blue concrete screws and you can do that

why did'nt you use your impact driver instead of the driver drill

I feel like corded drills would be much better for these kinds of jobs

Is that a hammer drill or normal

@dracolnyte

5 жыл бұрын

looks like a normal drill, it says drill/driver on the tool

@stephenlovelace9081

5 жыл бұрын

Hilti hammer drill. Best on market. That is a normal fucking drill.

Job for a hammer drill....

Should be using a hammer drill, appears to me that you’re using the wrong drill as well.. rotary hammer for large holes, hammer drill for smaller..

Use lube when drilling. 100%

I've drilled a lot of holes in my life but not like this.

use a hammer drill for a much easier time, I've made the same mistake and it makes a huge difference

Tips on drilling concrete : buy alpen multicut drill bit..easier to drill concrete using normal/battery powered drill..no need impact/hammer drill

Every sentence ends with a question mark.

@grego4736

Жыл бұрын

You're so right😂

Try a hammer drill you will see the difference it basically drills and taps into hole all with a press of a button.

hammer drill cuts into cbu like butter

Anyone else curse screws, staples & anchors made in china?