I want to pour a small 2'x2' slab ti build a rocket stove on. I want to add perlite as agragate and I will over. Cam I use type s mortar vs cement mix?

Hello I got a dumb question can i used mortar mix for a small side walk, 😅 I run out of concrete mix bags, and i had to use like 4 bags of mortar mix just to finish the job.😅 Thanks in advance

Great video, very interesting. Thank you. Thomas Edison was into concrete. He made houses mostly all from concrete. Perhaps we need to do this for tornado proof homes. Especially in tornado alley, down south and Central usa. God Bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️

Great video! Do you know how many 8x8x16 blocks can you lay with a bag of 80 pounds Amerimix type S mortar mix?

Thanks very helpful information

Shoot. I didn't know that type S was necessary for structural applications. I used Type N on my foundation block wall. The block wall is only 3 courses high and will only support a single story home, built with standard 2X4 and 2X6 framing. Nothing is unusually heavy. Will I need to worry about my Type N Block mortar failing? I used high strength concrete mix to fill the cores and bond beams. I also used 3/8 rebar in the bond beams.

parts are by volume.

Very informative, thank you

It was as clear as mud😅😅😅😅.

Pls how do I interpolate?

Just what I needed to know about the differences. Thanks.

Wat if u jus mixing masonry & water? Does it still work the same as it should?

Great video! Great info and presentation sirs!! Thank you! One small request, please turn off your auto-focus when it’s already in focus. Otherwise it keeps jumping in and out, back and forth.

I am patching a block/stucco chimney. What product would you recommend?

Hi, I want to construct a warehouse on my personal land 50*100 ft, on top pf it i want to open a football areana (box net and artificial grass) would ot be suitable for that. What type pf concrete should i use foam or normal. What thickness should i keep for the concrete, as shown in the video it is 4.5 inch. At what span the sheet meeds to be supported?

FBI. Holland. Unk. Concrete is a Ronald Holland threat/gloating from 2020 through 2021. Was Holland hired by Cecil's wife or son to harass me? Re: Chakits Krulsawat and Las Vegas construction. Note to self: Address "Jack" issues.

Great video. May I ask which is best for concrete patio spider cracks. I don't want to use filler.

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What a legend this guy is

Im too old to mess with sand, lime, and cement. I hand mixed concrete and mortar for a decade, god knows what silica is in my lungs. I always buy the ready mix 😅now. Gonna build a little wall tomorrow with block and granite scraps. Love free blocks

Thank you for that explanation about cement vs. stucco

Thank you, perfectly put. All in one.

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Great lesson! Thank you very much!

Thanks, this is the info I need. Should I use type N or type S, or would Portland and sand be best to cement solid blocks together to build outdoor basement steps?

Hold on there, Mr. Note.All I've only been laying bricks since 1975 completed aprintice Ship and 77 your information on the mixing of the sand with the type N or S is foul.You don't mix 3 to 1 it's , 2 parts sand to 1 part cement or 2.2 to 1

I live in south carolina. What would be a good mix to use for a chimney cap?

This was very well explained but one question I kept hearing a lot of heavy breathing ???

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Did folks in the mining field ever coat things with slurry to make a faux rock around the goodies?

Great explanation! ❤️👍🏻

Tried explaining this to a buddy. I let him fuck up my porch and when he felt like a sack of crap, i laughed and said " I gladly paid for that dumb look on your face"

Well done. I always wondered. Thanks for the explanation.

Thanks for the knowledge.

Great video. I am in a part of the world with few specialty products for making the concrete slurry. Is it possible to just use cement, water and one other basic bonding product that would be found in a small hardware cornerstore? And what would that be?

Second time watching this before operating a Swiss hammer, amazing work Mr. Carolina Concrete Cowboy, all the explanation has helped write my reports as well!

Thank you

Dirk, I understand the psi for Mason Work. What is type1 , type 2 and type 3?

lmmfao at the ending , just for that fun i subscribed lol

appreciate the Info haws, can ya tell me which brand is used for wall sculptures?

THANKKKKKK YOUUUUUUUU Iam getting into sculptures on brick and I dont think I can make art I KNOW I CAN but i need to know exactly what should be used if you have any info I would be greatfull NO ARTIST on here will tell me they seem to think they own the rights to Mortar (sigh)

Hello Sir, I'm having difficulty finding a tutorial on how to add a brick skirting around a pre-existing storage building. The building is 12x20, the height of the left end is 27 " and the height of the right end is 8" Can you please advise how to go about it ? I'm determined to do it myself but I'm concerned about the correct process.

Excellent! Very useful! Thank you!

Thanks partner

Thank you sir!! No BS and I learned exactly what I need for my project. Concise very well explained that even my half wit-brother will understand.

Excellent, concise introduction to understanding (1) what differences exist in mortars, and (2) why those different grades of mortar exist in the first place. Well done.

Howdy Triple-C! I reside in Fayetteville, North Carolina by way of Dallas, TX, and am eager to embark on my first masonry projects in the backyard. The first project involves creating a potting station for my wife, while the second project entails constructing a brick housing wood box for storing fire pit wood, using existing bricks for both projects. As a novice in masonry, I lack knowledge in this field. I am seeking guidance on the appropriate concrete mixture for the subsurface foundation, considering the local climate. Additionally, I would appreciate recommendations for the mortar mixture suitable for bricklaying. If you have instructional videos on both topics, I would be grateful for the information. Thank you, and I thoroughly enjoy your educational content!

1:14 "fluffier..." And lighter in color, cause it's got lime in it.

I have to finish off my pizza dome. I am using perlite. Can you please let me know which cement I should use. Thanks

Missing important information on the origin of the various types eg S, N. etc and their relationship to portland and lime proportions