Building a bridge

[@MySqueakyfoot]

Andrew takes his construction projects to a whole new level. I can say that in my almost 60 years of watching television, and 40 years of watching home construction and building shows on cable channels, I have never seen one that builds a bridge in real time. You have quite a future ahead of you son. I cant wait to see more.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a way of putting people at ease and making them feel comfortable.

[@andreewert1925]

Yes, his stuff seems durable..I like that approach..long term, its the best policy..

[@dougcorrigan9677]

Camarata, you produce better content than network television. Really appreciate your content skills as well as an excavator.

[@delullian7148]

I agree completely. Excellent work (as always), Andrew! Your videos are entertaining as well as educational. Superb troubleshooting skills as well.

[@thomasray4179]

I have been a forester and surveyor for 40 years and have seen a lot. This is worse than no knowledge whatsoever. Where is the county inspector?

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

Doug Corrigan yeah this is why I ended DirecTV. Who needs it when you have Camarata

[@mhazel9551]

@@thomasray4179 Maybe it's not required where he is? Or maybe just maybe he didn't film that part smh.. people always trying to find the negative in something..

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Thomas Ray Chasing women and eating donuts while swilling coffee by the gallon *on the counties dime?*

[@danaskubic2145]

Watching this project never gets old. Good to see Levi again. Thanks for sharing Andrew.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have an incredible ability to listen and understand others' perspectives.

[@Dmenbiker]

Thanks! It's great to revisit these older videos...

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thank you

[@alext8828]

With everything he does, he still has time to edit these videos and put in music. I don't want my wife to see any of this. He's making us look bad. Fantastic videos. Glad I found him.

[@richardcobb2852]

I was just thinking that also. With his attention to details, I’m sure his waiting list is long.

[@Luckingsworth]

@Phil Jones No you cannot. You can say he grossed $180k in two weeks. But a LOT of that was eaten up by expenses. Insurance in case he fucked the job up, equipment and maintenence. And so forth. If he was lucky it was $90k in profit and even then he has to set aside most of that to cover the $50k in material for the next job. Also jobs are not guaranteed. He made that leftover $40k in two weeks but if he can't find another job for a month its only $40k for 6 weeks and although still VERY good, its not nearly as good as the $180k in 2 weeks that it may look like at first glance.

[@royaleking1792]

@Phil Jones ggg

[@bettyechols6405]

You should check out Ron Pratt, and his Rotator Tow truck, and Country View Acres....

[@AndrewCamarata]

@@Luckingsworth Where are you getting these numbers from? I was just paid by the hour on this job, I think $100 per hour. Did not make anything near that.

[@williameadie8550]

I enjoy watching Andrew fix things and work on his many projects more than I ever enjoyed watching almost anything on network television. I love the way Andrew has no flamboyant introduction, no music and no begging us to buy his latest T shirts. Andrew's a minimalist genius.

[@PowerUpBeyond]

Im not sure what you mean by no music? Are you deaf?

[@discoverykai1547]

Your work ethic and dedication are truly admirable.

[@Johnsull1965ish]

The first of Andrew's videos I watched 5 years ago and been hooked ever since.

[@gordongoza5356]

Building A Bridge is one of my all time favorites. I only discovered your channel a few months ago, but I have binged a bit and seen most. This "episode" is so fully packed with amazing content, it boggles the mind. So much diverse and interesting hard work presented via FUN cinematic angles to see here. Top quality! This one is a re-watcher! Worth every second. And the movie-long length just makes me want more. Andrew, you are so unassuming and humble, down to Earth, yet confident and capable of meeting any level of challenge. You are an inspiration to many, including myself. At my 67 years of age, that is saying something, because I've been through a rough "rodeo" or two as well. Now I need to get off my A55, turn the TV off and get some work done. Thank you!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your work ethic and dedication are truly admirable.

[@barbieb2157]

Came across these videos, thought I'd watch one...........hours later........this is the perfect man......Works very hard, can do EVERYTHING, is patient, kind to animals and easy to look at. Don't ever change Andrew, you are an outstanding role model.......love Levi

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a remarkable ability to inspire others to reach their full potential.

[@BobSchick]

I'd imagine they were surprised at how confident you could easily remount that track! Even sitting in a stream.. you make everything look easy! Way to go Andrew!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your positive attitude and outlook on life are truly infectious.

[@amosmoses8718]

Andrew, for a young man you sure do have a lot of knowledge and skills of many crafts. Great job.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your craft and constant pursuit of improvement are truly inspiring.

[@claytonfite3197]

This bridge project is impressive. AS it was built and as I watched. I didn't understand some things and at the end I had a full understanding. With out prints it developed into a solid bridge. Awesome job

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@claytonfite3197]

@@AndrewCamarata Andrew I probably missed it in the video by working out side and coming back and forth to watch. I only have one question. Its most likely a simple answer. What is keeping the timbers in place on the bridge? I really like the videos all of them so very good. And I am so amazed at all your projects but the container garage is so ingenious. I want to go back and find your starting point for that fantastic Ideal.. I really believe you could start your own trade school. Keep on building and fixing my friend. THANK YOU .

[@davidnull5590]

@@claytonfite3197 ---- "What is keeping the timbers in place on the bridge? " gravity. There's no need to fasten the boards to the steel beams, they aren't going to move upwards or sideways in any direction. Fastening to the beams is unnecessary and also would eventually cause problems to the wood decking.

[@claytonfite3197]

@@davidnull5590 Thank you for the information. My thinking was is with vehicles moving across the timbers the wood would move. Gravity and the weight of the timbers must be sufficient as you say and make sense. Add the vehicles are not traveling at highways speeds and are slow moving. Awesome reply

[@freezerburn04]

Lurker here, I've been checking back daily for this update with the building of the bridge. This is of very special interest to me as I am in the process of the same sort of project here in Alaska. Man, thanks a ton. Please don't be stingy with any further updates.Great vids! A++ Be cool, freezerburn

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks.

[@clinthymes5067]

Great job. I’ve been building bridges for 20 years. The only thing I’d add is some wing walls for each corner. The creek will rise and erode behind that back walls. Because of where the bridge is placed right at the bend in the upstream. When it rises so it will hit the exposed corner hard. Maybe just 2 wing walls in the upstream side.

[@clinthymes5067]

Well never mind. Lol. After watching the rest of the video you Buriedthe boulders at the corners. Job well done!

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks.

[@oscargoldman85]

Your Videos of your work, make me want to be a better person. I cannot think of higher praise. I usually trash the heck out of KZbin clips. Yours are amazing. Keep it up.

[@philpark8059]

I think that says more about you as a person than the videos you watch

[@MrJerryjam]

They are indeed amazing! Just like his operating skills. From the heavy equipment, flying the drone,, editing the video and mixing it down, to the snake handling and petting the dogs. Great work!

[@yurapishwall621]

finally found you oscar I'm tellin' Ricky!

[@ebenezer1690]

Oscar Goldman you can never be better

[@activeal]

Enthralling construction job and video documentation. This may be one of your best overall "productions." Incredible filming, drone-work, editing, etc. Thanks for sharing.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to remain calm and composed in challenging situations is truly impressive.

[@bobkids009]

Talented young man who is " Jack of all trades ".....! Never feel bored in any of his series which was very well presented , documented and professionally filmed.......... Well done Andrew.....!! Greetings from the Far East.............

[@bobjones9727]

One thing about Andrews videos is there's no BS ads

[@cloudhopperaerialpix1225]

that usually means he is not using the videos to market his company he is posting them for entertainment. He probably is not an FAA UAS certified pilot and because this has drone videography in it. I hope he knows FAA has just passed a new regulation. All UAS pilots now have to pass a knowledge test, one for hobbyist and one for commercial use.

[@freethinkersaredangerous1524]

Cloud Hopper Aerial Pix Ohhhh, so that’s why he is demonetized? I was wondering

[@northernfarmer3689]

I don't get any ads on any videos, I use a adblocker.

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

Northern Farmer, not trying to be a jerk here, but if you really want to support Andrew, you might consider shutting off your ad blocker. Ad revenue is how KZbinrs make money for their hard work...and I can say for certain, it isn't as much as he deserves...whatever it is!!! I always make a point to watch the ads on KZbin channels I want to support. If I don't care, I skip them, but if the content is good, I try to leave a positive note and/or a thumbs up....if the content sucks, I don't leave anything negative or thumbs down - this is totally unproductive. If we all did this, the awesome channels would grow faster, and the crappy ones would dry up. Again, not trying to be a jerk, just not sure if you're really up to speed on how all this works. I know from experience, with my much smaller channel, Andrew works really hard to film all this stuff, and I for one, LOVE watching it! Just my two cents worth.

[@northernfarmer3689]

@@BrianPhillipsRC statsmash.com/calculator/andrew-camarata-net-worth

[@ChiefStones]

I'd like to add my 2 cents from my bridge building experience. We weld a steal plate on the upstream side at a 45 degree angle to force any floating logs to go under the bridge. Not sure if that stream has that kimd of flow but we do around here. Second point is we put flat 2x16 boards down over where the vehicles tires travel. It helps distribute the load more even on the oak timbers. Overall I love the bridge build. Thank you Andrew.

[@kadinomadhuretno1400]

Yes Sgt. Stone, we commonly did it on the Log Bridge for Log Truck Hauling in Indonesian Forest Industry. Regards.

[@matthewtaylor3308]

Sgt. Stones Yeah I have to agree with the 2X boards perpendicular to the deck boards along the path of travel.

[@chrs1212]

In your experience with building bridges, did you ever see one side of the I-Beam left unconnected, or as Andrew said, floating? As a Civil Engineer, in my design experience, we'd use elastomeric expansion bearings to allow for movement. I understand that this is a very small bridge, but with a 100 year flood event, or even a 50yr event, this bridge will not survive.

[@MrDavidelliottjr]

Steel.is holding the main load here

[@oldschool1993]

@@chrs1212 Nor would the house and all the rest.

[@LaGorda43]

I am amazed on how many things you can do and you are so, so humble. I was tired of alley mechanic Scotty Kilmer videos, I been a mechanic for 50 years and I never see him work on anything complicated out of his little home garage. You are a gifted young man and you make everything look so darn easy. I would hire you in a heartbeat! Takes balls to buy a bulldozer that has been sitting for 40 years with the hopes of making it run.

[@davidnull5590]

If you haven't already, check out Eric O. At South Main Auto Repair, he does quality work.

[@libertyauto]

I never would have thought I would be spellbound throughout an entire bridge build. I really enjoyed seeing how you take the equipment to its limits, like when unloading the lumber. I was also impressed when you were loading the logs and you manipulated the angle on the largest one to get it onto the trailer. Seeing how you placed the boulders for sides of the ramp to the abutments was cool too. Dang man, I just liked the whole thing.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to maintain a positive attitude and outlook in the face of adversity is truly admirable.

[@dapappacn]

The guy who hired you for this job made the best decision of his life. Beautiful job!

[@michael7423]

The smile on your face when the welder started was priceless, I’ve lost count on how many times I’ve watched this video but it’s one of my favorites. I think this bridge will outlive all of us, great job and great entertainment! Stay safe Andrew ✌️

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for building and maintaining strong relationships.

[@melindamosbey8257]

Absolutely THE BEST EVER..... EVERYTHING you do! How BLESSED are those who have you in their lives. Thank you for sharing yourself with the rest of us! 💕

[@regsparkes6507]

Not vibrating the concrete would worry me if this were my bridge,..BUT you're the contractor on this one,...and if placing those beams didn't break off those bases then I guess it'll work ! You've done a good job here Andrew, and that is a lot of work you've done. Thanks for the 'movie length' video on this project, I enjoyed it.

[@OOpSjm]

nothing restricting mix. large rebar spacing.

[@enriqueortiz5440]

Not much restriction and the aggregate used looks small enough. I doubt it'll have any issues.

[@briztia]

Ian Powell was there rebar

[@PatrickWagz]

@Chris6 CowBoysWorld was that Hurricane Irene in 2011?

[@PatrickWagz]

@Chris6 CowBoysWorld Wow, that thing was a monster. We went camping in Waterbury and Burlington about 5 days after that. Saw lots of devastation on the drive up from New Jersey.

[@catbehaviourchannel]

It's truly a joy to watch you dabbing those stones in place at the end - it looks so much like a human using the back of his fingers to just smooth things out and make everything neat! Thank you so much for all your content. I've have genuinely lost count of how many I've binge watched now - but it's like 40-50 in the last week!!

[@willmcfarland8326]

Ko ppl l

[@Lotofleaders]

I can relate to that!!

[@tombayless9759]

Same here

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for leadership and bringing out the best in others.

[@reggieglover5]

Love the way you overcome any and every obstacle that presents itself

[@daandemeyer1708]

When I have to mow the lawn and I’m out of gas I usually give up

[@kennethsonier1766]

Now this here was something to watch, the skills that you have are remarkable Andrew! And this video production was more entertaining than most multi-million dollar Hollywood shows!!👍☮️

[@discoverykai1547]

Your resilience in the face of adversity is truly remarkable.

[@jefferyshall]

2:48 Let me adjust the camera angle a little bit for a better view, using a 40' long piece of steel i-beam. : )~

[@jlucasound]

Did he plan that?! Probably not. I saw that, too. Excellent videography! Real Life construction, brought right to you.

[@williamarnn5240]

In your face

[@icicicles]

Lol, ya he says he goes through a lot of tripods.

[@SimonHollandfilms]

I watched this film to learn how you built the bridge but I finished the film, liking your film production techniques as well. The drone shots are always used well...it was amazing the first time we saw the quarry and flying above the trees is exciting, plus seeing the wide shot of your area gives us a sense of place.....good job. As a broadcast film editor i would suggest you work a little more on the sound backgrounds....try adding a countryside ambience, quiet woodland, birds etc....to fill in the holes.....but altogether a good job...i look forward to seeing your ch grow and your new projects...maybe a bit more about you as a person will also make the ch grow...best wishes and keep up the good work. Simon H. aka Prof simon.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@yurapishwall621]

@@AndrewCamarata Andrew great uploads! Its so nice to actually learn something on youtube. I wonder how you became the entrepreneur you are today. Did you learn these skills from your father or a job? You have such good critical thinking skills and wide base of knowledge. Hope to see a video telling us how you got to where you are. Thanks again man

[@ChrisBourkeHello]

@@yurapishwall621 Information from Andrew's website: Andrew Camarata has been working in the excavation and property maintenance business since 2009. Andrew began working alongside his father, an expert mechanic and craftsman, fixing all types of engines and machines, developing his passion for machinery and excavation. After studying Computer Science, Andrew decided he wanted to pursue his love for excavation and outdoor work.

[@yurapishwall621]

@@ChrisBourkeHello saw it forgot to delete my post but god damn his dad must be a hella of a guy wealth of knowledge more people need a dad like andrews!

[@ernieroper1095]

@@AndrewCamarata x hi again try again

[@edbenson98]

5+ million views isn't bad for a bridge building video on KZbin! Nice job Andrew!

[@tombayless9759]

Almost 6.5 million now

[@clockendfarm6425]

Thank you SO much for posting this. I'm a property owner with a longtime fantasy of bridging over a crick on my property, but it's insanely difficult for a normal homeowner to find information on bridge construction that isn't scaled up for mega city projects. Based on what I saw here, it'll probably remain a fantasy for quite some time unless I win the lottery, but at least that question is answered. Many thanks indeed!

[@MrAbsalomdavid]

I am one of those guys that can't stop watching "builds" whenever I am able! Sometimes this gets on the nerves of those doing the work, so... Your vids are excellent, and fill a hole I am sure others can surely understand! I guess I am a developer at hearth, but who doesn't like productivity?!!!

[@wh8085]

Hi, what is the pic on your thumb nail pic ? Kind of weird looking but my eyesight is so bad I can't make it out ?

[@warghost1400]

Camarata your videos are addictive to watch specially that your projects are beggining of projects to the end in one video and not split them up in multiple videos like others do. Keep it up I'm a big fan

[@hujanmeteor]

i just found out this channel today, and yes all of his work just in 1 video i am amaze. don't care how long it is, he keep it on 1 video. Respect for him.

[@jotterson438]

Great soundtracks also. Puts other guys to shame with his sound tracks....also not always asking us to support his channel halfway through video

[@tangowhiskeytrailertranspo6662]

Excellent job Andrew, you're a maestro. Enjoyed watching your work, thrilled to see you overcome the issues of everyday equipment operation. The re mounting of the track, the fuel filter replacement, etc. My favorite parts were your interaction with the neighbors dog, and watching your dogs inspect your hard work.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your work and attention to detail are truly admirable.

[@kenerikson4853]

You, Andrew, are the most amazon person I have ever seen. Isn't there anything you can't do. Plus your editing is spot on. GREAT JOB.

[@TheSaw1998]

The things you can do on your own are simply amazing. I'm 22 years old and looking to start a career in construction. Thank you for making such inspiring videos.

[@lassila3]

How did it go

[@beakittelscherz5419]

I would love to have Andrew make a tour with that old monster dumptruck in the quarry!

[@neatpleats11]

Your skills are top notch. Every second is enjoyable. Love the little extras where you take the drone around the property.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a genuine passion for your work that is truly infectious.

[@GeoffreyWBlee]

Andrew i have read all the comments and agree with, your a very clever man a jack of all trades. Thank you for all the films ive watched.🇦🇺

[@egomaniac247]

It's amazing how far your equipment has come since 2018!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your enthusiasm for life is truly contagious.

[@pjofurey6239]

Very enjoyable as ever, great too see the dogs passed you on inspection.always look forwards to your new content when I should be building myself!

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a remarkable ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

[@trevorpeauk3931]

Fascinating project and skills to produce the finished bridge. Did not want it to end - like a good book.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural ability to connect with people and make them feel valued.

[@jasnkay]

One person road/bridge building team. You should be in charge of all major infrastructure projects, you would get them done simply without too much fuss. Great work, well done.

[@keigan9006]

Man! You do one hell of a job. This video about the construction of the bridge - Phenom! You are a multi talented worker buddy. Look forward to watching the next video about the electrical coming in.

[@bondhuis]

Revisiting your older videos Andrew, and always impressed by your attention to detail. Few contractors would ever get out of the excavator to inspect work, never mind hand position boulders. Thankyou.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your positive energy and attitude are truly infectious.

[@Logjam5]

The owner seems like a decent fellow, helping out with the building of the bridge; likely he will have a better appreciation for it. Good project and another interesting cinematic experience.

[@shawnchilli1399]

Pretty amazing how you have evolved.. From building a bridge to now blasting rock.. Nice job Andrew.

[@edgundlach2811]

What a great job! Such a neat story for the homeowner to say the wood was milled from the trees on his own property. The planter boxes built in the railings a real nice touch Keep up the great work Andrew! Sincerly, Ed I know it's an older video.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for inspiring and motivating others.

[@jsv.2932]

First I watched this by myself at night, then I watched this with my 4 years old kid right next morning. We both loved it all: the video, the bridge and the machines. Keep up the good work and cheers from Finland!

[@firstgan114]

I don't know why but I found it pretty funny when you were showing them how to put the track back on. I think it's got something to do with no matter how advanced we get you can't beat experience, or something like that. Great job dude.

[@joshuamcpeek4708]

I'm so glad you made this and not some network tv thing. If they had made this they'd be like THESE CONTRACTORS ARE ON A SHOE STRING DEADLINE AND ANYTHING COULD GO WRONG IS SOMTHING DOES IT COULD SPELL DISASTER, TUNE IN TO SEE THE REST.

[@chrismatthews3667]

Great to see this, amazing work and editing. Love the fact that this is not 'youtube' made content but instead actually work you're doing for customers. So many people on youtube now are buying projects purely for youtube content, with little to no experience on how to do it, purely trying to cash in. I prefer how you film and edit your builds, no cheesy commentary or constant talking to the camera.

[@jesuslovesyou8280]

Great content Andrew. Many Blessings and Love to everyone. God Bless everyone. Jesus Christ loves us so so much.

[@MattsShop]

I never would have thought that little mini excavator could lift those big logs.

[@Reegareth]

lol yah it really cant but he makes some magic happen by bringing the equipment to its limits.

[@codyfreeman148]

Nicki Minaj good form

[@jaywillow9927]

Dude loves that mini excavator. He'd save time if he got a 60,000 pound trailer and a 40 thousand or 50 thousand pound machine. I wouldnt waste my money on a mini. The buckets on a mini hold a cubic foot of dirt.

[@FdtTmOJHKPXQFMMkhIE]

He's got a good size hitachi

[@cwdtransport2247]

jay willow Food for thought. If you keep your transport needs small your insurance will also be small to a point. A plain box van grossing 40k will cost $10000 a year there’s 40000 running around every day. Low risk, low boys gross 40 tons without special permits, except over width/height/length

[@jakemoeller7850]

👍🏻🌞👍🏻These videos put smiles on an old man's face, Andrew. Thank you!

[@shaunsalter450]

As I recall my school geography all those boulders you keep finding on site are glacial "erratics", tumbled down from the north during the advance and retreat of the glaciers north of New York City. That was followed by massive draining of Lake Iriquois (Now Ontario) rolling yet more rocks and sand down the Hudson Valley. Which you now make very good use of. Remember to thank the Ice Giants.

[@johnschauder]

I’m really impressed with how much weight those mini-ex machines can lift. I can’t believe it picked up 2 40’ I-beams with no problem at all. I used one for the first time last week to move some trees and it worked great. They are also way more convenient to load and tie down and transport than a full size excavator.

[@701Gangstatainment]

i had the same exact thought i have ran many minis and i do not remember having that kind of power but eh idk

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a unique ability to balance professionalism with a personal touch.

[@gabrielbergman1986]

That is one solid bridge! I am a carpenter and love when passion is put down in the labour. Great work and good luck with your future jobs!

[@Johnj22]

I’ve watched this video about three times now. Still better content than half the new videos released daily. Appreciate your work Andrew. Greetings from England.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thank you.

[@sybo10]

Love the bridge, I built one just as long using 2 telephone poles and 2X12's, of course for ATV traffic only. Nice job on the finishing touches too

[@FriedrichVon]

Andrew Camarata, one of the best media producers! I get nothing done at home...

[@bluesman7703]

This dude could build Rome in a day ! 👍👍👍👍

[@dianagoodrich7169]

[Well, maybe an Roman legion of him.]

[@GC-ph9mz]

no way buddy. andrew is a really good operating his machines and a good problem solver (for what we can see). but this work imo is amateur stuff.. lincoln once said: "if someone gives me 4 hours to cut a tree i''ll spend 3 preparing my axe". if you have to build a bridge like this, first you put the steel diagonal from a side to the other, then you pour the concrete, then you lift the steel and make measures, then you cut and install, you make the ramps so machine are at the height of the bridge, then you move the logs (this way they wont fall and ruin the bridge (32:54)... these guys put the concrete with 3 persons working like hell when they have all the equipment.. they made concrete before thinking of a way to lift the steel.. sliding on the newly made concrete.. rolling it down.. ruining it ( 25:54 ).. taking measurment to cut the steel really gross.. romans knew that the base of a puor needs to be thicker than the high part, look at 32:17, 10 years it'll crack.. anyway it's happy to see stuff built, so.. good for him

[@craigengelman4534]

@@GC-ph9mz this video is good for one thing evidence ! the guy never even used a packer on anything . the whole thing needs to come down and he needs to be put in jail for this abortion ! holly shit thats BAD $100 bucks says i take a jumping jack there put in the middle and its gonna just sink !!!

[@DogAlpha]

all roads lead to Rome

[@Xtina-e9u]

craig engelman my guess is you don’t have many friends and the ones you do have are just as annoying as you come off. You don’t like what the guy posts, don’t watch.

[@MichaelNatrin]

It's fun to watch an older Camarata video like this to see how much he's progressed :)

[@ageuribeiro4039]

I want to make public my compliment for the excellent work in building this bridge. It was a job well done, planned and serves as a reference for other companies from different countries. Beautiful the images of these clear waters and the dogs, including the one with the long hair. Great video. Congratulations👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@imacrazyguy5831]

I love how your big doggy just lays right down in the water. Loved the video! Watched the entire thing!

[@jonathanjones8999]

Andrew, thank you for all your hard work making these videos

[@WoyLad]

As a military tanker, I can say from experience that zero turning (spinning in place) throws tracks. We were told from the beginning to never do that. Glad you got it back on so easy!

[@AndrewCamarata]

What tanks do you operate?

[@WoyLad]

@@AndrewCamarata We had M-60s. I loved the bridge by the way. That thing is heavy duty!

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks.

[@mikes6265]

Highly recommend you put running boards (about 18"-24" wide) where each tire goes. Your 4Xs will last a lot longer and not move around so much when you cross your bridge. Also, put plenty of used motor oil/transmission fluid on your exposed boards. It works better than water seal.

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

Who the he cares he can use what he wants

[@robertmerrill621]

Using motor oil or trans fluid over a running stream will get you in deep trouble with the DEC if they snag you. Fines enough to bankrupt you.

[@middletnpyro]

@robert merrill exactly terrible idea

[@aaronsmith5433]

It's ok , if you top it off with used power steering fluid. I worked in a 100 year old refinery that my Father and his Father worked. Deer and other critters would break in to eat the grass and herbs that grew there& drink the water in the retention ponds that had musk rats , turtles(with only one head) and fish.

[@middletnpyro]

@@aaronsmith5433 😂😆

[@cappaman2058]

Always a pleasure watching your videos keep up the good work

[@cliftonletander4997]

Well done Andrew! Couldn't have seen it done any better, love the footages of the process.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your family and friends is truly admirable.

[@JayKayKay7]

52:25 The welder motor doesn't want to turn off; it's likes to work after a three year nap. The next segment is one of your finest I've yet seen. I like the quiet music in the drone shots. Just great. I thought the gravel yard was way cool.

[@johncraig4718]

Man I really like your choice of music with these videos you do ..each one has its own unique soundtracks , gotta love it . Keep putting out the great videos ..

[@markj3457]

Nice job, you are very much a one men band, I love all the big boy toys as well. A very natural looking bridge, love the timber and rocks, awesome job. Regards Mark from Australia

[@ohhpaul7364]

Nice work, thanks for the video. It was way more interesting than anything I have seen on tv lately.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@jimmywilkins5054]

Since I got my internet and started watching this good stuff, I haven't cut my tv on. Thanks

[@Take_And_Make]

Just decided to rewatch it 3 years later, one of my favorite projects Andrew accomplished.

[@egomaniac247]

Same here - the first Andrew Camarata video I ever watched

[@kirk467]

For someone that’s not a welder, I applaud you for your efforts brother! You never give up and I hope you don’t let the negative people get to you! Way to go Andrew, you’re doing a good job brother!

[@discoverykai1547]

You're a true visionary and leader in your field.

[@jonryan5339]

Can't get enough of your video's always looking forward to the next one. Very educational for those of us who are not contractors and helps us with our own projects. Thank You Andrew

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for making difficult decisions with confidence.

[@adrianstroescu1559]

Got similar machines and set ups for my business. Man and machine become a beautiful thing when you know and like what you do. I can tell you do for I enjoyed watching . You guys are tough men considering conditions,congratulations,saying this for I am in Hawaii. Thanks

[@0ptimal]

You wouldn't expect a guy like him to be so good at filmmaking and editing. Many talents. Dudes a stud, damn near a savant.

[@liamfoxy]

Something like this is really amazing, because with one project, it literally tripled the value of the property. Having private road access, especially when it's land sectioned off by a stream, is incredibly desirable

[@discoverykai1547]

Your passion for your work is truly infectious.

[@narcisoespinosa7598]

Andrew, great to see another one of your videos. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@phillipknowles1258]

Love your channel! I think it would be great if you included information about the time and cost involved in the project.

[@deanflint2239]

Mr. Camarata, you have done a beautiful job on the road, bridge, and stonework...

[@egomaniac247]

This is the video that started it all for me in following Andrew :)

[@Theking-yj3fj]

I find it funny how a lot of people are saying this bridge won’t last... me and my dad built a bridge over a deeper river that was designed the exact same way 11 years ago. That’s bridge is still perfectly fine all these years later

[@prime0591]

Theking16 well there shouldn’t be any reason y the bridge won’t last it’s made pretty well and braced nicely 👌🏻

[@aitorbleda8267]

It is overengineered, so it will last a long long time. If I had to bet, I would say the reinforced concrete will fail as there is inner steel exposed, and that will crack the concrete.

[@julieenslow5915]

@CLP Except in Spring.

[@socialcivilian2703]

Glad to finally see the progress! Thank you, @Andrew Camarata.

[@tomsawyer4776]

Nice how you put all the clips of the bridge together to make a nice video. Thanks for the effort. It is one of my favorite ones to re-watch ...about 4 or 5 times.

[@kennethhume8628]

This is the second time that I’ve watched this video and I enjoyed it just as much as the first time . Over 3.3 million of us got good taste in entertainment .

[@genegoodman5233]

My second time 2

[@bobbates6642]

I think your dogs have a perfect life. Out in the woods and in the rivers having fun meeting other dogs car rides all sorts of rides around with lots of stuff to snoop

[@tallswede80]

crazy world, lotta smells.

[@christos7440]

I just spent a Saturday night binge watching your videos. Oddly satisfying, I've gotta say :)

[@kathyw1710]

Andrew I am amazed there’s nothing you can do God has blessed you thank you

[@scoutrifle6827]

That drone work is just artistry...

[@SteveHartmanVideos]

Inspiring! Makes me want to go outside and build something.

[@matthewnewsom7055]

Andrew your work ethic is amazing. I love all your videos so far, and give Sadie and Levi a big Hug from Texas...👍

[@stevencline9740]

Good job on that bridge, enjoy watching your videos, thanks for sharing

[@jmesha]

Just started watching your videos in the last few days. I'm really impressed with the range of things you, how well you do it and how you explain things. Stacking those large rocks was a lot of work, but you made it seem easy! Good work!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to inspire and motivate others to achieve their goals is truly impressive.

[@cyigearup2]

Good job and well done, funny to see Sadie always lay in the creek a true water dog while Levi just watches

[@Biker65]

Nice job man. I don't do this kind of work, but it's still a joy to see how things are built.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your family and friends is truly admirable.

[@sandravanlankvelt7975]

You guys would be better off wearing waders LOLOL unreal!!! I am sitting on the edge of my chair watching this one for sure!!! Beautiful puppy's and they sure LOVE that creek for sure. FANTASTIC job on that bridge and backfilling as well as all those boulders to keep that fill in place. God's blessings to you what wonderful gifts you have.