Cement and lime dry down and stabilization on new district consolidated school.

[@kens.3729]

It’s looks Like 👍 quite the Mud Fest. Thanks Charlie! 👍🙏

[@mischef18]

Another great video bro. Safe travels

[@derekderose6392]

You’ve got it down to a science. Nice work and good job explaining your process. 👍

[@copperheadmarine]

Thanks 👍

[@derrickpettit86]

That's cool how that soil was just pure slim an moosh an the cement dries it up like that, an the lime, stuff dries it up quick, thanks for sharing Charlie

[@davidperry970]

Good to see you and your crew back.

[@AcesDman7]

Always wondered what they were trying to do to get it ready. Sounds like a Trigonometry problem back in school. Cool Boss...Great Job. 🤔👍🕵️

[@michaelgoergen6702]

Charlie I think you would have to live to 100 to finish All your projects and play with all your toys the shirts look good thanks Happy Holidays

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

Morrisville NC is on the south end of the Raleigh Durham Airport next to Cary ,NC and the Research Triangle Park which is in Durham county.

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

Are you working on a Morgan Corp site in Morrisville?

[@davidbuchanan1938]

I work in morrisville will love to meet you

[@NZDIRT]

Probably my current favourite channel on KZbin

[@pauldillinger2286]

Thats crazy how that works but it does. Good job Charlie.

[@chamag1996]

Hearing you talk about the Coleman stove brings back memories. Two years ago I hauled a mobile roller compacted concrete plant out to the Maritimes and got to stick around with the guys during the job. Scratched my head a good while watching the head operator grab a bowl full of aggregate and throw it in the microwave. Guys would periodically check their aggregate's moisture content to prevent for throwing too much water in the mix. Had a lot of fun helping out and translating for the two poor Frenchies stuck with Maritime engineers up their butts wanting to know what's what.

[@koda7820]

Looks good

[@Sicktrickintuner]

Pretty good as always. But definitely would be interested to see how you find out how many # per square foot and the lime vs cement debate on what and when to use it.

[@RM.....]

That’s fascinating stuff. You don’t see that up here in New England. Just rock here lol

[@stinkydog5935]

👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 VERY NICE

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

Charlie looks like he can charm the leaves off the trees if he wants to and even figure percentage of moisture too ! Thanks for sharing your World with all of us . Merry Christmas

[@FishFind3000]

Does lime and Portland react the same way with the soil? How long does either last in the soil? Will they still be effective in 50 years or will the soil have washed it out or moved it around and start getting soft again?

[@Sicktrickintuner]

I’m guessing from his videos, the quick lime reaction dries out the soil by using the moisture but can get sloppy again with time. Cement powder is a chemical reaction and hardening the soil that is treated and will stay that way probably a ton longer depending if there was enough cement put into it. Guessing though the lime is a bit cheaper and easier to get then the cement powder

[@FishFind3000]

@@Sicktrickintuner I just wonder if this is permanent solution of if your gonna build on this and it turns to slop and everything starts to fail on top of it.

[@swancini]

Nice

[@95thousandroses]

Charlie is stabilizing the world

[@copperheadmarine]

Just the soft and muddy world sir!

[@ko9446]

@@copperheadmarine that’s how it starts

[@gordontew7149]

When it gets soft and muddy….needs to be done NOW AND DONE RIGHT……?? WHO do they call…copperheadmarine.. In a few minutes Charlie’s three steps ahead of them Willing to do it right

[@timkelley8775]

Charlie This is great information. I really enjoy your explanation of the process. Hoping you will keep the videos coming. Merry Christmas to you and your crew.

[@HootakaBJ]

Merry Christmas Charlie(and family) soil stabilization is so interesting (maybe not exciting like knocking over trees lol) but w/o it building roads/parking lots/ or buildings STOPS!! I have tried to e$Timate what it co$t just in equipment to do what your doing… as you know…it’s a LOT!

[@vinnyhern]

I got lost when you started doing math, good thing it was at the end😂😂😂

[@randytravis3998]

cooking dirt I have almost heard of everything now lol

[@mfreund15448]

I am surprised the contractor didn’t pay for a mix design and tell you what they wanted instead of you doing the leg work. I have done hundreds of moisture tests. We tell the contractor what we want and then test to make sure they comply.

[@copperheadmarine]

After I got the mix design th3 General Contactor wanted it , the testing company asked if they could get it and I said yes

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

Slogging in the mud is never fun , the customers can’t wait so the call the miracle worker Charlie and he guarantees fast service no matter how long it takes cause he trying to dry up mud and can figure how much stuff to add to firm it up so they can start building right a way like today and hurray please hurry ! And Charlie says call me anything you want but call me back and Pay Me !

[@tysonwalsh8193]

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