900 Yards of Concrete - Curing Concrete in the Winter | House Build #11

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[@hoppermantis7615]

Im voting for a fandom version of SA-2 Samson. With a fuel bottle/container source. Designers should dream of mars too ! 😊

[@challenger2ultralightadventure]

Now we know why Trent can't get any concrete. LOL Cheers from Winnipeg.

[@xBrocleyx]

Leave some concrete for Trent

[@f2air]

Lol yes, we need some hangar build videos!

[@charlesmartin1121]

And give Trent the name of a really good appellate lawyer. He is gonna need one.

[@charlesmartin1121]

@@SUPERCARJON He still has his license, but only because he is still going through the process. He just lost his final agency appeal. The NTSB judge not only upheld the FAA ruling, he extended the suspension from 60 days to 120 days. Now Trent and his lawyer are going to the actual legal system to try and get the ruling overturned. He put a video out last week and the AOPA also put out a video.

[@ColeAviation]

@@SUPERCARJON he never lost them.

[@jandyg]

If every backcountry pilot isn’t sending Trent money for his attorney fees. He should just take the suspension! And let the presidencies stand. And everyone else can deal with it from their. There coming to an off airport near you.

[@jvmiller1995]

You are a mad man. LOL. I bet 100 engineers said this could not be done. Mike is always pushing the limits no matter what he does. Someone that works this hard deserves mega fruits of his labor. I hope when he is done he tells us the appraised value at least. Even if he don't tell what he spent. 900 yards of concrete. How many feet of rebar would blow us all away. I am certain he has over engineered the concrete and rebar by a bunch for good reasons. Awesome to see!

[@portnuefflyer]

Ready mix drivers all over Utah are breathing a sigh of relief! But they have some great stories to tell!

[@bryansiepert9222]

Someone upped their video editing game with some useful and fun animations and highlights!

[@tombazemore1098]

And all I did today was to level some raised and sunken driveway and walkway pavers… Amazing stuff as always, Mike!

[@stpOwner]

That view is absolutely breathtaking

[@garypaisley]

Mike Patey for President

[@reubenmowbray6640]

It doesn't matter what you engineer and build - it's just fascinating! Thanks for sharing!

[@kontrolledkhaos4853]

It’s easy when you got money

[@gerrycooper56]

The neighbours must be very understanding.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

Mike casually mentioning he was up until 4am nursing concrete and back awake at 7. 😮 I don’t know how you do that man. If I did that more than once a year I would literally be dead I think!

[@Velodictorian]

I’m always impressed with your crew and also getting your hands dirty

[@tonyczuleger4591]

Paul Briles, when he built his home in Torrance back in the 80's his total placement of Concrete was around 5000 yards. I think the house was around 30K sq feet including the underground garage which would accommodate 30 cars. It took him over 5 year to build. Sadly, Paul passed soon after his home was completed. Paul owned Briles Helicopter in Burbank or Van Nuys.

[@WILSON.1]

This has got to be one of the most impressive builds in the United States.

[@clydemckenzie3933]

Your house and pool are awesome. The thing I really like, is you scuba dive the year around.😊😊😊

[@flynbenny]

While I can safely say all the houses I did that I'd call my "signature" jobs were rather stressful, I hope the contractors are enjoying getting to show off their work to their familes and friends through your videos.

[@portnuefflyer]

All the crews involved will have bragging rights for years on Mike's unique project, for sure.

[@billb2009]

I can't even BEGIN to try to explain how AMAZING you and Mark are!! Love you all! Keep up the great videos.

[@mtnvalley9298]

My son is 17 and his goal is to go to McGill University in Quebec, Canada for mechanical engineering. Thanks for the real life inspiration that he sees in your projects. It motivates him to get back to work!!

[@billb2009]

I love your whole family Mike. Be safe. When I watched you fixing up the Red Bull Carbon Cub, I was relieved that YOU weren't going to fly it!! You could have done it, but I'm just glad someone else did it. Be safe always. We need you for many many more years! God bless.

[@lsucody3687]

So glad Cleetus told us your Channel it is beyond interesting everything is incredible

[@TheCebulon]

At 15:45 you hear a big, loud cry around the world: NOOOOOO. The video can't be that short. I need, I demand! ;-) more Mike Patey and more video. This is so awesome. Every detail is taken care of. You are amazing. And the concrete work is amazing too. Your guys are doing a great job. Congratulations.

[@joshbeishir6911]

I wanna see some airplanes, Mike. But I do love seeing the house.

[@ThomBesch]

Your energy and focus is inspirational Mike. Can’t talk now, gotta get back to work!

[@donaldwitschger4738]

you inspire me to do better with my life , THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brianwaskow5910]

So this is why Trent can't pour his hanger floor.😳

[@thomfult7956]

He is building a TIME BOMB!

[@patrickheavirland3599]

Good morning from Minnesota!! Great episode!! Back to work!

[@zuno555]

9:25 Tactical retreat, very smooth. :)

[@markhooper5824]

Perfection personified.👍

[@getoutwithrockandsherri]

I was watching a construction video the other day where the pour let loose and the concrete went everywhere! And I thought . . . not on Mile Patey's watch; nope, not gonna happen! 😀

[@juliantreadwell7817]

Blimey - thought Mike had had a stroke or something for a minute there - then realised I had playback speed set to 50%! Properly back to work now!

[@dingus153]

As an Aussie it's wild to me that you're having to do all this to keep the concrete warm 😂 we usually have to hose it off to stop it getting too hot 😂

[@loganstorvold2291]

It’s almost like mikes days are twice as long as mine

[@nikosconstantopolous7942]

That’s my buddy Ken Barney, we raced stand up JetSkis for many years! Two of the nicest guys in Utah right there ❤️

[@swamper2fly]

I belive Mike gets more done in one day than i can do in a week. Mega organizer. Bravo sir.

[@Darwindiggler]

Years lol

[@62cripple]

There are no words....sheeeeeesh...!❤

[@turdfurgison97]

You're something else! An alien.

[@NSResponder]

You know every man who worked on this is going to be telling stories about this epic pour for the rest of their lives. Wish I could be there!

[@davinschultz8672]

Just to be a part of this colossal build would be something you'd tell your kids about. So over the top!

[@ruftime]

Always impressive! A modern day stealthy Castle….😎

[@gacikpl]

Crazy how you do heating. First time i see heating tubes inside load bearing concrete with rebar. Normaly in Europe you finish whole load side of building lay some foil with styro 1-2' and build heating On special plastic trays, than you pour concrete on this only about 1/2 inch above those pipes. With small amount of concrete heating is very fast and efficient. This video is just crazy.

[@GlideYNRG]

Just blown away at the scale of this Mike. Where's the helipad going???😉

[@TheJustinCase101]

I just want to pour a small concrete drive way and I watch this impressive masterpiece wondering just how easy they make it look.

[@AkPacerPilot]

Wow! That place is going to be amazing

[@davidrobins4025]

The progress on this pour - I mean pool is really progressing. Keep the videos coming, Mike. Thanks for the extra work you do so we can share in your present dream project.

[@RealRickCox]

Some of the "common mistakes" you've shared are mistakes I definitely would have made had I not watched your video. I *always* learn something when I watch your videos. Thanks for not only being a great teacher, but also a great ambassador for aviation.

[@F1v30h1]

Mikes on another level, it’s crazy.

[@RealRickCox]

@@F1v30h1 I'm starting to believe aliens are real. :)

[@allenpeachy3987]

Mike, how about adding a concrete plant to your fleet of businesses? "Best Concrete Products" 😅

[@911Hammer]

Mike, let me know when I should reserve the date for the housewarming party. I’ll bring the swim trunks and diving goggles! 😂🎉

[@stoneshrink]

this is fascinating to me because (this was decades ago... mid 90s) I was talking to contractors who were pouring cement for an overpass in single-digit/teen-digit weather. I asked why they did that because the water in the cement would freeze - they said that they put additives into the cement so that it wouldn't. Not just that, but they commented it was worse to pour cement in the summer because the top would dry too fast.... oh how technology has changed... and how it fascinates me to see what we knew become what we never do anymore.

[@leardi58]

Wild you should do a live stream sometime people would love it

[@gls9902]

I just KNOW, Mike, you were in on the building of the pyramids in Egypt!

[@LuIsSaNcHeZ510]

That’s a work of beauty

[@danblumel]

900 (yards) seems a magic number this year, 900 inches of snow total at Alta too.

[@danblumel]

The way the flooding is going with the fast melting snow-pack with abnormally high, 900 inches of snow isn't so magical now.

[@waynem4844]

Thanks for sharing, Mike

[@jacobschmit2399]

loving the house content… keep it coming!! But whens the next airplane build video 😂😂

[@BB_Chaptsick]

Awesome. Excited to see the next upload!

[@kevinm3751]

Lookin AWESOME!

[@jongason660]

Great to see you again you disappeared off tube for about a year.

[@Asta-wl8jz]

The concrete work is absolutely beautiful. They did you a wonderful job.

[@opieshomeshop]

*Essential craftsman shows us his cracks after a concrete pour. We wants the same! Thanks a bunch.* 🤣😆😛🕺

[@inspctrgadget1970]

This is massive, but well engineered

[@SOLOIIguru]

Wow, this is legit amazing build

[@heathwellsNZ]

Just... wow!

[@AdrianChapmanlaw]

really looking forward to seeing what you do with renewable energy on this project, solar, batteries, heat pumps etc.

[@Russellsperry]

Mike always seems to handle a huge project with knowledge, and precision 👍

[@markoconnell804]

Looks amazing.

[@michaelvonfeldt9629]

Have you thought about using fiberglass rebar? No rust or spalling issues

[@miguelsouderado3459]

This is impressive. Thank you for taking the time to document your work. My compliments on the quality of the videos and the editing. In a future video would you be willing to discuss how you selected the vendors / workers to build this crazy project? I imagine you don't just hire any random bubba looking for work in the Home Depot parking lot.

[@VIETNAMFAC]

GREAT VIDEO !

[@A55Hol3_Actual]

You're a gawdang genius Mike haha

[@404-UsernameNotFound]

Looks amazing!!

[@Chilly383]

So awesome! Using radiant heat while curing is really great idea.

[@alanswanson1952]

Great video. Yu going to love the hydronic heating. I have it on every flor in my house. So nice to walk on the floors with bare feet, and it is super quiet. Plan on putting ice melt driveway this year with stamped concrete.. i am on the Illinois Wisconsin border so i don't think we get the snow you do. Six inches is a blizzard lol.

[@Darwindiggler]

Top knotch Mr Mike 🤘🏽

[@heartsky]

Amazing.

[@Smithy293]

This is a great build, seeing the lack of safety is crazy though. I’m used to construction in Australia where this site would be shut down straight away ahah

[@thomasr1051]

I love the pride and excitement in which you say back to work. It's inspiring

[@normalbillet]

Mike! I got carried away with your super practical engineering so I wrote this - can you make a super light scrappy turbine and just jump it off the ground and then just dump it back on the ground using that awesome suspension - zero take off, zero landing - unbeatable. Can it be done?

[@terrytolhurst9269]

Amayzing build, I'll bet the neighbors love you. However, while I couldn't begin to imagine living in that cold, your scenery is beautiful.

[@seanflanagan3926]

nice work mike

[@freespacexl]

This is the most crazy home pool I've seen! Crazy but amazing!

[@rjustison]

Wow!

[@TheWoodyworker]

As a resident of New York State, I thank you for the warmer weather.

[@WildcatWarrior15]

I don't know why, but I find it hilarious this is being built in just a typical neighborhood. How would you like to be Mike Patey's next door neightbor.

[@jacobblotkamp2945]

Absolutely gorgeous! And the production quality is top notch!!!

[@alistairmorrison2051]

Hi Mike. Will you be installing a home fire sprinkler system to protect your huge investment? That would be some holistic engineering!

[@Minecraft-gw1jv]

All of his builds are Amazing… A true American Inspiration.

[@fastbike175]

thanks Mike this build is incredible

[@Flyingwithdarrell]

Dude, you are freaking Awesome! I am sure your family could not be more proud of who you are and what you are capable of accomplishing. Two thumbs up!

[@beaversixniner]

Can’t wait to see a tour of the finished concrete

[@DaKRUSH]

That’s incredible how it held temp

[@charlesmartin1121]

Such an incredible piece of art and engineering deserves to be placed in a more striking natural setting.

[@WilliamFiler]

Surprised this sub div allows this. What happens in Utah...

[@charlesmartin1121]

@@WilliamFiler ...stays in Utah?

[@tannermarriott8903]

i think you missed some earlier videos

[@charlesmartin1121]

@@tannermarriott8903 I did.

[@cana125dh7322]

Holy Crap Batman.

[@Tourn4x4]

that view 🤩🤩🤩

[@angerthosenear_yt]

What a transformation seeing the deck poured. I feel like the next videos are going to move through so many things quickly. Going to be so awesome, I can't wait to see more progress!

[@flyermarkbig465]

Very cool to see this continue to come together and to hear the details around all of the elements and decisions that have to be made. What is the deal with the swipe following lights from hand movements? New feature that everyone seems to have to try out?

[@drpainnuk3d]

Thanks for sharing your life with us! It's always so interesting to see how much engineering goes into everything, and is inspirational! Back to work!

[@citizenblue]

This house should be converted to a museum of engineering one day.

[@robertlafnear7034]

🤔... Lot's-O-Work... and it looks like it is coming together really nice ! 🤗👍👍👍.

[@drewclendenen1848]

Best cold weather concrete plan I have ever seen

[@stevenflattum156]

So much fun following you guys!