Please ,i need to know what gonna happen if you disconnect the bettary while the engine running ? Will the machine gose off or not ?

I'm going to be setting granite flagging that's 2-3in thick. Should I go with the 60 or the 80?

I learned a long time ago when building steps, the best and I think strongest way is to install a 6" layer of 57s as a base, install a base course of filler block a bit wider than your steps all around, and then install your wall of choice around the perimeter of your steps with additional filler block behind the good face block. Then repeat using more face block and filler and obviously using less filler the higher you go. All the blocks and caps are glued with a bit of wall adhesive and finished off with caps for your tread. Builds an incredibly strong set of steps that isn't going anywhere. Uses lots of block but once you get your base course leveled, it's just a matter of gluing and stacking so very fast opposed to leveling each course using 57s behind each step.

This process looks good and sturdy. We have had good results by backfilling behind the first step with 21a gravel compacted up to 1 inch below the level of the top of the 1st step then filling that 1 inch with concrete to set the second step on. That way we don't have to level a paver or a wall block behind the first step (saving labor & materials). The second step sticks to the concrete and won't move, and forms a bond between two or more longways as well. ✌

I can definitely see why you guys put a unit behind your steps. Awesome way of doing things. I will say when using precast steps I’ve always just back filled behind with 57’s and geo grid and I’ve had good results doing it that way.

I love your products for prepping base and have bought several (over $1,500 worth). My only comment (and not a complaint) is that I bought two for Quick-E Wall Screed which are basically a set of four metal pipes attached by a chain. I have found it easier to just use regular galvanized pipe. The chains get a bit cumbersome for me and can get in the way. Other than that these products have really speeded up my retaining wall base prep and I highly recommend them. I plan on buying additional Pave Tool products as needed.

Thanks for the update! I just saw the first video earlier and was impressed.

Wow that stone is expensive.

I would say you have a good product.

Can you use Sticky Stone for placing stone veneer on the bottom of archways without the need for vertical support holding the stone in place until it dries?

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Now I see this after doing it difficult for 50 feet. Of well, I still have a good 120 feet left. But now I need a laser level.

Beautiful

You should never apply stone veneer to painted block wall.

We used sticky stone on our foundation front of the house and it works beautifully. We also used it for the siltstone trim and what a great product. We get compliments on it alot. We also used for pavers on a retaining wall. Love it!

How did you rough up the painted surface?

I have a Basement Project I would like to start this winter. Can I use sticky stone glue / stone veneer on Go Board?

Tknx Much ☺️

Thank You ☺️ Ver user friendly

Moasure does all this a lot easier.

Great videos. I have 2 questions if you have the time: 1. It looks like you applied the adhesive to painted concrete. Did you have to prep the painted surface other than cleaning for it to adhere? 2. Is there any concerns of moisture getting behind the stone and causing mildew or mold? Thanks in advance!

Its one machine that combines 2 other machines and costs more than both combined.

So does that Trass base just go on top of the native subgrade? What kind of depth is required for freeze thaw stability, or on top of poor soils? I install in a northern climate with terrible soils. (Manitoba Canada.) All clay all the time and freeze thaw out the wazoo…

This video was super helpful! My only recommendation and this could be one for IQ is to not stash the Allen tool. I looked all over for it in the packaging until the step called out in this video showed the little stash spot. Still a great video!!! Thanks!

Thanks Phil

Thank you!!

The thinner teeth are where it's at :)

Where can you buy sticky stone?

Can you make a walk In shower

I'm considering using Sticky Stone. Wi it work on a cured concrete foundation? Mine was poured in 2007, and nothing done to the exterior. How shouldI prep the concrete foundation?

Men are amazing

Is the application only suitable over cement block?

What happens if the soil is expansive & adjoining water ?

Good stuff right here. Thank for the continued support.

My question is can two people using the SV 200E pick up a 200lbs paver? I understand the unit can pick up that weight but the total weight of the stone and the vacuum lifter seems extremely heavy for two people to lift all day.

Do you have the Optimas vacu-Mobil allrounder for rent in Ottawa, Canada?

I’m sold!

How much does this cost ?

This looks very similar to Sika NS caulk. Is it basically the same product?

Given the size of the Sticky Stone tube, what DeWalt caulking gun model would you recommend?

What DeWalt model is recommended for the sticky stone tube?

Loctite products will do the same thing for much less.

Great video! What drawing estimating software is Ryan using in the field on his iPad?

Mortar might weigh more but the cost isn't near what that stuff costs. The gun and only 3 tubes of sticky stone is $136! Kinda spendy. Imagine what a case of it costs?! I decided to go a different route and use Loctite Premium Fast Grab which is plenty strong and much cheaper (using a normal caulking gun)

100hr! Oh no, that’s what many lawn mowing companies are charging in metro areas these days. Landscape construction should be much more.

nice work! This was a great video

Is there a coping for the top or a drip edge? How do you finish it off?

Good stuff!!

How much coverage can one expect from one unit/SKU? I'm using the same pavers shown in your video.

How much coverage (square feet) do you get per SKU?