Building an Octagon Shaped Concrete Fire Pit. Subgrade, Forms, Rebar [Ep.1]

[@fintan3563]

No talking. Just the sounds of hard working! 👍👍👍

[@Take_And_Make]

Thank you!

[@justmeinnh2]

It never ceases to amaze me how hard you guys work! Another great job!

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks!

[@TheDurdane]

Really relaxing to watch. I felt like helping you guys! I am also very jealous of your craftsmanship and routine. Little advice that might help you. Put a 90 degree PVC bend on the outlet of your crosscut saw, then you can let the sawdust blow away from you. Another piece of advice: put a piece of tarpaulin in the back of your nice car, before you let sand pour in it. Then your paint will not wear out so quickly.

[@SteveDiamond19]

Great job

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks, Steve!

[@ericbrink5071]

These dudes work so freaking hard.. I wonder how many days it took them start to finish.

[@Take_And_Make]

Took a few days

[@johnking8679]

@@Take_And_Make ........like how many ?

[@chekymonkey4452]

that's looking good men

[@Take_And_Make]

Thank you!

[@soulpowerful]

This would be the perfect video to play in the background when someone you don’t want to talk to calls. You can turn up the volume and tell them you’re busy working. 🤣

[@maratshim9501]

Super 👌

[@kgardner412]

You fellas need a skid loader lol

[@genivaldosouzalima3185]

Parabéns 👏👏👏

[@aleksandarjovancic6947]

👋👋👋

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

where r u working where u need a sweater and long sleeves

[@Take_And_Make]

Alberta

[@lukerogers9515]

How do you hit those stakes in so goddamn straight!?

[@Take_And_Make]

Because I’m straight myself!

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

nice job on that fire pit, that is not an easy set up doing it octagon shape

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks mate! Yeah, it took a awhile to figure out how to form it, never built anything like it before

[@alfmuss3]

A suggestion for your inside octagon. The form board you had to cut out to break the form down. Instead of cutting the flats long to long points of a 22.5 deg. Cut the board on either side of the board you cut and chipped out. Long to short 22.5 deg. on one end to the short point of a 45 deg on the other end. Long to short length is the same as your long to long 22.5 deg boards. Then cap your last board with a short point to short point of 45deg. Thats the break down board you remove first. Keep up the work. Nice job. Lead layout on the Venetian and many others Las Vegas, Nv@@Take_And_Make

[@danwalters4865]

Why did you put the steel so close together?

[@Take_And_Make]

1 foot on centre, so it’s nice and strong!

[@danwalters4865]

@@Take_And_Make I’m not trying to be smart but the most weight will probably be ten people and some chairs. I was wondering if the owner requested it. I would never have thought to put the steel on 1’ centers . I thought maybe you were trying to control cracking because of all the corners that were created. Would $10 per foot cover something like that?

[@Take_And_Make]

@@danwalters4865 This is my place and I decided to put that much steel in it to avoid any potential cracking. It cost me maybe 150$ extra

[@ericbrink5071]

Just to pass u off

[@orlandocastrejon8671]

💪👏

[@ДенисЕршов-х3ш]

А рыжий тоже Русскоговорящий или нет?

[@Take_And_Make]

Не, рыжий Канадол

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

you NEVER put rebar directly into the ground...BIG MISTAKE 🙄🙄🙄🙄