Don’t kill me but can you do this on a concrete surface that was seal coated?

Goodness what are the price difference from when this video came out to now 😂😮

I have used Asphalt Resurfacer works great.

just buy concrete dye or pigments. you can contaminate concrete and expect it to last. hobbie project

Beginner question even though I've been around for 30+ years! Can you use this to over layer a cement wall but only go 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick?

WHYYYYY did you remove the forms?

Use white cement or tile mix

do you have an update video on the product application?

Lovely job but please for the love of god get a grripper or a push stick watching you push those 2b4s through the table saw all the way made me wince so bad

Pretty cool, looking forward to the full build. My first video on YT was a DIY workbench build. 👍

okay it worked out, but the reason for the lower rpm is heat and aggressive ness. It's a control thing.

you forgot your flashing man 😢 and if you have to ask what flashing then that is sad bro 😅

Can you tell me where I missed the red wire. You had the red wire at the box but it wasnt at the receptacle. Where was it at that end?

What class of paint was that ?, Fantastic .

L is definitely NOT for loser. The wire mesh is a new addition

Just found your video, I liked and subscribed!!

Stuco siding

Being sexy as hell!😂

Great video and I appreciate the links to all products shown.

Great infos but dude wear a mask

Amo la carpintería, pero detesto los manchados.

Nope, not stucco. Its the letter L.

Wow awesome idea. I wonder 🤔 if that would work for grouting a shower floor. Latex paint against mold, cement to hold all together as grout filler 😂

Stucco! I wish this would be a sidewall to your mini shed you poured a foundation for a while back but probably not :( lol anyways stucco seems to be coming back, question what’s the difference between old school stucco and the modern cement mix stucco? My Sister bought my Grandmother’s old beautiful bungalow and she had to have its original stucco repaired in places but the guy she hired used concrete/cement mix stucco and therefore she’ll have to paint the house. What’s the difference between old vs modern stucco and why is modern preferred or is it superior to old school? I’m guessing its current popularity is rooted in lower cost for siding? I’m seeing stucco added on quite a few homes around my neighborhood which is why I guessed that’s what you’re up to

How many bags of product did you use for this project

Hopefully stucco. 🤞

I think the ginger nailed it 😊

❤❤❤

Dry pour stucco...😂

I’m cemented and waiting for video!?!?

Mock up wall for either: A)concrete stecko, or B) fake stone with Rapid set as mortar.

Very neat! Do you find that the molds are reuseable? Lastly, what kind of $$$ can one make from one of these?

This is stupid. There are unlimited colors available for concrete. And concrete pigments are a lot cheaper than latex paint. And they don’t interfere with the matrix of the concrete. Just plain bad idea here.

AMAZING! You nailed the whole thing at a fraction of the cost and hassle of GFRC. And yes, I watched the hundred other videos. I'm going with your method. One question -- what color was/is the table after fully curing?

What a great looking piece. I hope you’re happy with it. I particularly like that you’ve used mortise and tenon joints throughout, rather than it being another build using pocket holes (I don’t have a problem with pocket holes, but it was nice to see what you did instead). Keep up the good work, keep making the videos, and enjoy what you do. Oh, and that jig - I’ve never seen that and I think it’s fantastic. I’ll certainly be giving that a go myself.

Vraiment top bravo À bientôt

I suggest getting leveling rolling casters so you can also use it as an outfeed table for longer wood projects

Excellent bench! Hopefully the perimeter edges of the MDF hold-up over time. I think I might have glued a thin strip of maple (any hard wood) around the edge of the bench top to keep the MDF from getting beat up. 🙂

Came out great! Man I need a jointer/planer. Milling makes such a huge difference in the finish product.

when i do laminated tops, i put down plastic and then line up the top. stick down one end and slowly roll the plastic back as i go. never had a misstick since i switched to that method. a lot more idiot friendly, which is great for me.

Jigs are a good thing it helps to keep things consistent.

How long does this last?

Ive tried paint in concrete before but it always seems to cure spongy and after a few weeks it feels kind of rubbery. I dunno.

Congratulations on turning 100!!!

YES! I know that it's pronounced "F O R S T N E R" not foster. For some reason my mouth just doesn't want to say it the correct way LOL 🤣

Rad video and great instructional build!

foRstner bit!!!!! F O R S T N E R

Nice!

great job! i cringed every time you said Fosner intead of forsner Awesome channel!!

Thank you so much! This just happened to me using a heavy duty corded Milwaukee drill--had to throw away box of Rapid Set . I read instructions and watched videos on mixing Rapid Set Cement All but no one showed the complete process, or more importantly, talk about drill settings.