Put the first 16' 2x4 on the wall.and toenail it just below the snap tie. The plywood needs to extend 4 1/4" past the end bulkhead. The 2x4 waler needs to extend out past the end of the plywood wall form about 12 or so inches. Make sure the bottom waler doesn't fall on a plywood seam. Place a 2x4 6' waler on top of the 16' waler. From that point on you're good to go. The whole idea is to stagger the 2x4 walers so they span all the plywood joints and also are are at least two feet staggered from each other. The walers are "laced" at the end of the wall to further secure the end bulkhead. You can do that by nailing 2' 2x4s across them with 16 penny double heads. Use 8 duplex to nail off the hairpins. You do this because when you vibrate the concrete, the hairpins can vibrate loose and off and that ain't good. No way no how. The way you did the wall is totally wrong. The bulkhead should be two 2x4s withe a 6" rip of plywood nailed on them. Hence the 4 1/4" past end of pour or 4 1/8" if you're using 5/8" plywood. A liner device should be connected at least every 8' to line the wall. The way you line the wall is you plumb the end bulkhead perfectly vertical. Then you run a dry line (Mason line), end to end, offset 4" off back of wall form plywood. Then you adjust the liner devices all the way down the wall and when you eyeball it it should be straight as f*ck. After you have poured and vibrated your concrete you need to line the wall again. A wall like that should be done in a minimum of 2 lifts. The next day strip the forms off. Wait a couple more days and break the snap ties off and sack the wall. You should have no air pockets or any other bullshit rookie catastrophes if you pour the wall this way.

No underlayment?

Did you oil the plywood before you put it up?

You should always stagger the end joints. This is wrong the way it is shown and very weak at these points.

After a year, how do you like your Holzfforma g660? I am seriously thinking of buying one for my Alaska Mill.

The Fibonachi Sequence is technically a precise mathmatical formula. However the aesthetic pattern is what im commenting on here.

I said 44000 feet of elevation gain from the valley to peak. Way off ha. Closer to 6000 ft

this is one of the most beautiful places ive seen in my life. Where is it?

Is this your personal home, or install somewhere else? I am interested in buying this exact product for my home.

🔥🔥 nice work

Well done. You're doing it!!! It looks GREAT!

I see serious issues!

That better be more than 1/2 inch osb! We in the old days used one inch thick plywood! The other concern is lifting!

Dude youre the man for posting this bout to do the same thing for my 2008 f150

So what is a meter loop? The whole thing put together?

Your camera lens is dirty making it look worse than it is 😅 also the print of your nozzle isn’t dialed in, see the line on the side? By the way this machine is amazing for the money, just on a wait to receive mine.

that's a cool system

My arms hurt just thinking about all that work

Well done!!!!

You butted your wailers end to end? NO stagger the joints for straighter walls

Wow.....

NICE work!!

I don’t see any toe ties to footer you either shoot 2x to footer and screw bottom form to that both sides or there’s clips you can shoot down with a slot on each side and a screw hold the most pressure is bottom and ties +12” not enough and doesn’t prevent lifting

Osb is not plywood

0:19 yes they are much faster. It would take one day to put them all up. Even a project that big.

Just rent wall forms from somewhere. The cost will equate to the time you’re going to spend building this. You’ll be able to do another 3 projects by the time you’re poured out. They’re a lot more sturdy too I’m sure.

Did it work out ok?

Very good, its an excellent work !!!

Thank you!

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دروود آیا قالبهای فلزی آماده برای اجاره کردن نیست ،خیلی راحت‌تر است

Did you by chance do two lifts (two pours?). The risk there is a cold joint if it didn't get consolidated well between top and bottom or timing was too long or something surfaced on bottom lift while it bled that interfered with the top lift mending. Look for any kind of cracking along a potential cold joint. Consider internally vibrating briefly between lifts to integrate them properly - and shouldn't be longer than 15 minutes normally.

osb lmfao there is gonna be a blow out ! you need 3/4 form ply

23 months? WELL DONE!!!! May I ask how many acres the house and the area you cleared (looking at Google)? My project had to take a pause but is about to begin again as I put a perimeter fence around the property in January. Once that is in, THEN I can really begin.

Hi what’s the spacing between the snap ties Thanks

agree

Way to go! You must have very low clay soil! Well done. Its all coming along fantastically/!

WELL DONE! YOU DID IT!!

I see concrete busting that particle board, how did it go for you? Also see you didn't use any long tail snap ties or form liners. Let's see the finished product? Not hating, at least you are trying something. Curious how it turned out. You should have also staggered the 2x4s to lock the sheets across the seems instead of butting them at the seems... That will separate in my experience as a carpenter. Concrete is heavy and doesn't have forgiveness when it goes. Hope you poured slow. Best of luck 🤞

No hog troughs? Those whalers need to overlap to lock those corners in. I see a blowout

Where’s the plate?

Where I am you need to have a shower pan inspection, fill it with water 1/4" from the top of curb, and let sit for about a day, I think there is a minimum depth too.

Can you reuse the osb for other concrete work?

Partical board. Ouch, better hope it doesn't get wet.

ICF

Did you have any problems with blow outs or bulging

How did that 24" OC work out for you? I'm doing a 4 ft frostwall and I'm a little concerned the spacing might be too far apart.

What in the F are you doing you have no clue.

Nice job. Do you have any vids showing how to put forms together with the snap ties?

Well done!! Are you a tradesman? Your work is very strong! You mentioned the trusses as a "system". Could you please provide a link to where you got those?