Great work! Congrats! I would like to make a table like this for myself. Greetings from Poland 😁

There's better shallow frost protected foundations or slabs that one can use then the monolithic one you described. Some with exterior insulation covering the exposed concrete above grade and some that dont. If you choose to have exposed insulation the dilemma is always finding a way to protect it. Seems the one of the best ways is to have the finish grade about 6 to 7 inches below any siding and the exposed insulation is capped prior with a prebent piece of heavy galvanized metal depending on the type of framing is being used. The galvanized sheets are heavily galvanized to resist rust and give you the look of a grey concrete finish. They are just wide enough to be below finish grade by about 4 inches or so.

very useful vide, made my decision much easier and more informed. Thank you!

I can't insert the white screws (min 4:38 ) . already tried brute force but it doesn't work.. what can i do?

Maybe its also depend on culture where you live isnt it? For me at least we need 2 toilets its both separated from bathroom. So in morning when 1 use toilet 1 person can still taking bath, And in the case of emergency we still had 1 more toilet which also for guest.

Duket shum e ulet. Duhet 90cm lartësia.

i was thinking about installing a facade on my house. it would be 50 thousand euro minimum and i just don't trust contractors. the household spends only around 1000 euro throughout the year on heating. it just doesn't make sense to invest into the future fertilizer. i'm in croatia and the winters are a bit warmer than estonia. the numbers just don't make sense for such a big investment.

dude, isn't aluminum powder toxic and really bad for you? it can cause parkinsons and other brain diseases if inhaled. some people even advise not to use aluminum based antiperspirants even though you're not rubbing them on your brain. seems scary to me.

Thank you Marek for your amazing video that explained exactly what the screws are for (levelling the shelf). You saved us so much confusion!

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Buen trabajo no solo de producción, también de edición de video. Creo que fabricas una mesa excelente y el mejor sistema para soporte de tubos largos. Tengo una pregunta para ti. ¿Con que finalidad instalas un gato hidráulico?. Gracias por compartir tu tiempo y tus ideas Saludos cordiales desde España

Thanks aton for this video. You are the life saver. You explained everything step by step and that helped alot.

Thank you. Very helpful from 67degrees of north latitude USA

Minu jaoks uus tehnika, teha segu 4 "ämbrisse" korraga seal, kuhu valad. Naisterahvana kasutan seda lihtsustatud versiooni edaspidi. Jääb ära käruga vedamine ja betoonisegaja/miksri rent. ❤

Thank you for sharing, God bless you and your family.

Thank you Marek, you have given a clear explanation

Nice!❤ Great video!

Great video! Thank you, you helped me a lot 🎉😊

Dzięki Marek

Great video :) gives me ideas for my future welding bench.

trying to get an idea to mount a mirror in my gym with storage and this is the exact video I was looking for!

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Show de bola 🎉🎉🎉

Whats the added paper in the corners for? Great vid!

Bravissimo sei un genio, penso di farlo anch'io GRAZIE

Tere! Huvitav, kas võiks lambi kontrollida (sisse-/väljalülitada) seinalüliti kaudu?

What about 1x3 foot footing, 1x2 foot pony wall, gravel & weeping tile on outside of footing, backfill inside of footing, vapour barrier & foam on inside sand, heat pex, rebar, 6” pad. Foam outside wall & slope 4’ foam away from wall around exterior.

Jajaja me gusto el principio una sobada y luego 2 dedos adentro 😂 jajaja que buen proyecto amigo y que cada quien solde como pueda . Felicidades

thanks for showing the depths of the mirror. was very useful

This way of pouring a slab is insane, but I cannot argue with the result

definitely a non-traditional way to do a pour on much every aspect. Can appreciate the technique for screeding you came up with.

Why not just finish up with self leveling mix?

Boss, I may have bad news for you. But you already had a concrete floor. So all this time and money spent for not really that much of an improvement. But the construction material industry thanks you for your service!

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Great video with close ups. Helped us solve why doors wouldn't hang. Well worth a watch 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Hello from France, very nice job. Any drawings available to make one myself ?

i hit a gold mine. love it

Hello.. the table is perfect. I need a table similar to this. I am an amateur iron welder. Could you please write the dimensions of the table you made.. Greetings from Turkey

Fantastic advices Marek 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. And lot of great tips 😎. Thanks

Good explanation❤

The biggest advantage is when using an impact on a ladder. It will not spin in your hand whereas a drill can. And for multiple screws an impact is the way to go. Youre much faster than using a regular drill

Best Video I have ever seen so far about foundation of winter home... You did a great job... This video helped me to clarify all my doubts and concerns about foundation construction... Thank you... I hope you make more videos like this...

Great Video

Perkele

Nice build but too slow on things that don't teach - like the feet and wheels and skips too many steps that would provide how to instruction for the actual build design.

I see, no engineer background… your “better slab” is a pile of garbage. Exposing concrete to water and temperature… the concrete is a capilar system, water comes in, freeze, and years go by, and your slab is full of cracks.. Second thing is that concrete slab is calculated for even loads, for example if we need 35tons in sqare meter, we use XPS, C25/30 concrete, and ground should be 30-35MPA Cv2, and all foundation have equal loads and no material crushing in between. I could go on and on… just stop pretending like you know how to calculate, listen to your engineer, and do what he says 😊

Greetings from Lithuania! Thanx for the content, most of EN content is from US, where there is warmer climate. So thanks again, will check out your content!

Where are you from? You remind me of this Estonian family I know. Howdy from Texas.

I love my 1-story home (USA). It feels very spacious, and it's easier to flow from one room to the next. I use all of my rooms, even my second bathroom, even though I'm one woman in a 3 bd, 2ba ,1 story home. Instead, with a 2-story, people tend to stick to one story throughout the day and do not use all the house as much. I live in a really hot area, so excess heating is not an issue. I hardly use the heater at all during our very short winter. I'm also on a relatively large lot. So I still have a large backyard that is perfect for me.

What is the overall impression of the TM30D model? There are negative reviews on the network (very high vibration, low power, damages accumulators, etc.) I need a renovator, I am not tied to the battery, so I doubt what to take tm30d or tdm50. Will the 30th model be able to handle a 1/2-inch steel pipe, if there is a good nozzle, if necessary?