DRY POUR Concrete Slab ( No Mix ) Step By Step // Barn Build // Ranch Life

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[@TheCrockers]

Tell these Channels THANK YOU for us! Cajun Country Livin kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXSTm2V7rpqBhM0 Can't Contain us kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuTgqWierqbfas

[@mariannebimler8438]

We watched their channel too. They did a good job. ❤️

[@southerncharm693]

I’m already subscribed to them as I remember back when they did the chicken coop bottom with dry pour concrete 👍🏻 Y’all can learn a lot from Jim & Lydia’s they work great as a couple ♥️

[@bentcreek5092]

try using a push broom next time. will work qay better

[@lesleyannthecarnivore]

I love THEM!!

[@jerishead630]

Looks really good! I also watched one the other channels. 👍

[@ladyann4798]

Jason and Danielle you need to protect yourself by wearing masks when doing these dusty jobs. I’m feeling the effects of not doing so right now. Don’t risk your health.

[@brucewitcpalek5120]

AMEN SISTER !!! I am also feeling the effects of not using safety masks😏🫤🫤

[@maryjemison1101]

Be Safe Jason And Danielle ❤❤

[@Al-sq5ti]

Cement dust in the lungs 🫁 plus moisture is like rock lungs

[@Ocean_breezes]

You may not feel effects now, give it a few years. The damage is not reversible

[@peteryeung111]

Common sense not so common nowadays

[@flyoverurbangarden4315]

My concrete slab cracked and broke, I just fill it with concrete dusk, wet it down, let it settle, more dusk, wet it down etc. It works.

[@CantContainUs]

Oh wow thanks guys! This is awesome! Love following along yalls journey! Cajun Country Livin has taught us so much! Glad y’all had luck with the dry pour slab as well! 🥳😊

[@TheCrockers]

We don't comment much on KZbin (unfortunately we forget since we watch on TV haha) but we love that yall are going for it at such a young age! We thought about doing concrete but didn't think we'd be able to... then BOOM yalls video pops up haha

[@CantContainUs]

Thank you so much! We really appreciate that! The credit definitely goes to Cajun Country Livin! They are awesome and have such informative videos!

[@Sandra-Armstrong]

Cajun Country Living were the ones we got the idea for the dry pour also!! We're in the middle of making several projects in our back yard. 😃

[@kathyschneller2859]

Jason, you are such a hard worker, especially doing so many big projects by yourself.

[@southerncharm693]

Jason here’s a tip for ya, get a broom handle (use one off a broom ya already have) to screw on the roller handle 👍🏻

[@scotto6314]

Funny I saw that same video last week. That totally works guy’s. Did a lot of commercial concrete work in my 20’s. You folks did a fine job . Looks fantastic. Glad ya decided to make a thick slab. Smart. Jason wondering if it would be worth having all those bags delivered rather than bust your back up hauling it . That’s a lot of bags 😳😳

[@debbies230]

I am subscribed to both those channels, soon as I saw dry concrete knew exactly where it came from. Cajun country recently, Can't contain us since they started. 2 young ones who are amazing for their age, recently engaged, looks like a year for weddings.

[@justyouandmekid101]

Hi My Kiddo's 😍😍 I don't know how everyone could not just praise you and praise you You are so awesome both of you to do the amount of work that you do and I don't know how you have time for yourselves. You're only young once you got to have some fun too. I have watched you for years and never miss ed one episode on any of the channels. I'm as proud of any parent or grandparent could be in both of you. 😘😘😘

[@BigJ82TN]

I watch both of them also already. Glad to see the channels supporting each other. I'm looking forward to seeing how this will turn out down the road since your use is different than how they used it. It's a much easier way of doing it for sure....and way less messy from what I can tell. Good luck guys!

[@RabidHeadHunter]

When you love what you do you never work a day in your life. Great job guys. May I suggest marking the top of your slab and taking a level along the edges, even put a pitch for water draining.

[@beckypage6041]

I watched the same video you did and my husband is very grateful! Good vid Take care

[@GreyfyreShelties]

I did this exact thing on my elevator pad years ago. It works incredibly well and it's held up as well as wet poured. Also gives you a surface with fantastic traction. I set my fence posts with dry as well. FYI- kneel on a 3 long x 2 foot wide board-keeps your knees and toes out of the cement= far less work refilling holes. Work smarter, not harder is my moto :) Excellent video. I really love that barn!

[@dreamrocker9287]

Hey I watched Cajun Country Livin and I just got through doing my workshop floor , I Love It saved me hundreds of dollars . Crockers You should be proud

[@jeaneklund910]

Every time I turn around and turn the Crockers on you’re doing something out of the box. Jason, you are a real inspiration to everyone. You’re such a hard worker, and you deserve the best. Danielle is also an inspiration because she encourages you and loves you so much. It’s very evident!

[@lisabrown7669]

Cajun country living is awesome. I did see them use this technique and I’m waiting for better weather to give it a try. Glad you found that dry cement pour. Have a great day to you both

[@Sahadi420]

Not enough "WE ARE YOUR MASKS??" comments. Cement dust is no joke.....

[@ejsocci2630]

Very awesome that you three couples feed off each other and did awesome job 👏🏻👏🏻

[@barbclements9006]

I,m so glad you found these two channels. I watched these two videos as I was looking for an easier way to do concrete. So glad you found them also. 😊 Please try to get in the habit of wearing masks and gloves. Breathing all that dust in isn’t good for you lungs. My son ended up with chemical pneumonia from breathing in dust at work. Please, be careful. ❤

[@mariecraig239]

Oh my!! You have out done yourselves!! Money saved, money for future projects!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤proud of the J&D Crocker team!! Cory & Cynthia & Brandon your friendly help and support has been just incredible!! Woot! Woot! Woot! Ready for the babies! Just keep on goin’ with confidence your job will look professional, animals have a top notch home!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥳🥳🥳🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💞💞💞

[@torihoover1269]

So beautiful, and you saved a fortune and got a great workout.

[@skeetermalcolm1655]

I thought that them channels were nuts until I watched there videos brother, I couldn't believe it how good it turned out

[@melissad2105]

I'm so glad you're doing concrete in the barn. It's going to make your life so much easier when it comes to cleaning out the stalls.

[@marilynfdavis891]

This is awesome & the barn is getting better every day!! Congratulations on another good job!! Blessings! 💜

[@shepp5874]

I love ‘can’t contain us’ channel 🙌🏻 Looks good guys 💪🏻

[@tsaporiti1663]

I watch those other channels all the time right along with yours. Love this dry pour system and can't wait to try it out a slab I want to do in front of my barn.

[@Mfullen09]

I watch those channels as well. Your dry poor looks amazing, can’t wait to see it finished up. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!

[@valfunk4669]

I’m so happy that u guys were able to watch those channels to learn from!!! I love you tube and I’m so thankful that we can learn from everyone!!!

[@taniawasley2691]

Awesome 👍👍😎 Wow that is so much easier than mixing it. Dry rolling it gives a awesome finish. So much cleaner and a descent thickness. When it goes right it's Primo !!

[@joanlenhard82]

I am on both of the sights and saw how it was done. This is so fantastic for your animals You are amazing and this is so cost effective. I am so dang proud of you two. Whow

[@Luckylefty118]

Keep doing YA'LL thing like always wish you Jason and Danielle best in everything you do . Let not forget haters will always hate . but this is 2023 let go bbbaaabbbyyy Lol 😂. C&C keep pushing.

[@shauntoomey3299]

Mask mask mask mask mask mask mask. When the quality of your lungs go the quality of your life goes.

[@jenthrasher5056]

Looks great! Jason you outdone yourself in the barn build functionally That barns going to handle well, with your animals. Proud of you. Keep rocking it.

[@LadydogC]

Yep, I saw those and I am going to make my car a slab to sit on in my carport. So excited.

[@annburgess80]

Jason Crocker, please wear a face mask. That cement dust will stay in your lungs. During the dust bowl years ago many people died from breathing in the dust. Guard your health. More valuable than gold. Danielle please speak to that young man. Old lady from Maine

[@gracegreer805]

I agree you need to wear masks, that being said I give you much respect for telling how you got the idea for doing the technique. I watch both those channels and yours. Keep on Jason and Danielle you guys are one of my favorite channels.

[@thezunkerfamily3191]

if you take a chunk of plywood or smooth board a couple feet wide by 12" or so so you can put your body on to prevent so many dents. have two and handles so you can move around easy. trick I saw my dad do as a contractor while smoothing out concrete. Good luck

[@davidwhite3025]

That’s amazing!!!!

[@samuelhenry9959]

Looking Good

[@lindastuart7223]

You guys wear me out working. Good thing I am watching 👀. Good job! 🌻❤️🌻

[@elsuperpollo2273]

I plan on trying this technique in my basement, but I've tried it on a dry pour in my yard and I added a few peices of rebar so I could drive on it and it works. I'm so glad that canjun channel had this cheap and greater idea

[@ulrikereed7062]

I watched them do it as well looks easy great job❤

[@Tdizzle59]

I watched Can't Contain Us do her slab. It looked so easy. You did a great job Jason

[@JosEPh-zy3yr]

Now I know how I'm going to do the 2nd half of my shed floor! Spent $1650 on a crew to pour and finish the concrete on the 1st half. I did all the dirt removal, 5inch rock base leveling and put the forms down. It was Priced for them to do all that for $4500. But, since I did the hard work, it was just the pour and finish for them. It was a 19 x 22 foot area. The concrete, 6 yards of 4500 psi with fiber was almost $800. Now I can figure out how many bags I need to do it like you did. I still have 1/4 area with some dirt to yet remove and get some more rock down for the base. Spring/Summer Project. Still need to finish the Greenhouse and put rock down in the Leanto addition I added to the south outside of the shed. It will be my fire wood curing and storage area. Lots yet to do for this 71 yr old DIY'er. Be Blessed y'all! God Is Good!

[@Patriotsoftwash]

I’m following every video

[@edward-wr2eh]

Use a round shovel to cut across the middle of the bags. Flip them over and lift both ends to empty each bag. Worked with concrete for a long time.

[@justinhobart8747]

This is exactly what I wanna do inside of a small shed that was built on dirt that's attached to my garage, I've got a few ideas myself on how to improve finished but I'm glad it works for you so I know it will work for me. Thanks!

[@thisandthatadventures]

I had watched Cajun country livings video last week and was telling my son about it. He had never heard of doing it that way. We were going to try it out too!

[@elsuperpollo2273]

Dry pour is trippy and it works

[@karenbrest187]

Hello 🤗 watched Summer & Cody doing their steps landing pad on Can't Contain Us - so nice 👍 looks good in your barn 👌 take care 🙏🇺🇲

[@scottymo8597]

I'm glad I found this video. I got wood floor in my ahead. That rotted. I'm gonna cut out wood. And do this. 👍

[@shigetsan]

Love this. Thx!

[@davidwright1752]

These 3 videos are real game changer rapid set or plain concrete

[@sharondagostino3348]

Love can't contain us. Young couple doing the dang thing. And I see you got your fire back, looks great.

[@johnlee7085]

You don’t have to have forms on the outside to get a consistently level surface. You could lay 2x2s at your 1/4 lengths (2.5’&7.5’), run the board across to get level, then remove the boards. Then it’s just a little extra material placement in the 2x2 voids. Paver contractors do this for leveling the sand layer under pavers.

[@Lala-up3ib]

Much respect to you for giving credit to the you tubers who shared this hack. Freaking awesome!!!

[@cheryesido364]

I love that you found Can't Contain Us, I love watching their channel.

[@jasonmayberry683]

the cajun living knows whats up!! I did this for a big square in front of my shed. Came out super great

[@sheliabryant3382]

That is a awesome ideal, it looks great,sure takes the fun out of it when it comes to mixing it , lot easyer on the back and lot faster, love the Ideal,love you guys.

[@heyricksander]

Let's run though the list. 1. No gravel. 2. No reinforcement. 3. No form. 4. No breathing filters. 5. No eye protection. 6. Too thin considering no gravel or reinforcement. This is great as long as no one ever touches it and it doesnt freeze. Great work.

[@TheCrockers]

As you can see this video was posted long ago. Literally no problems with it. So your list really isn't worth much 🤣

[@MRKNIGHT]

The sad part is people are going to watch this video and do dry pour slabs. All of them will be garbage.

[@pineapplepissant]

@@MRKNIGHT you must be loosing money from people doing this Or you yourself have a monkey brain and cannot comprehend the method as being successful

[@AuntieAnn]

Wow that looks great 👍, who would have thunk it 😃👊💥

[@geraldinewilliams4906]

I saw that video too, glad you saw it too, best of luck y'all got this.

[@jeniroosen]

We poured all our fence posts that way 13 years ago. Dug the hole, dumped the dry bag and let the ground moisture do the work. We braced the fence posts until they cured.

[@carolhudson3219]

I'm having a hard time breathing just watching your video. Have your wife hold a pillow over your face. That will give you a indication of what the end of your life will be like. If you can't do a project right, don't post it. You're showing a bad example to so many other young people who don't think they will be affected by all of that dust.

[@crystalcave8451]

I follow both of those channels already, but I haven’t been watching in sometime now. So this is a good reminder to head on over there and binge watch to get caught up lol.

[@cricketlovely8541]

Necessity is the mother of invention! Well done 👍

[@corriestrauss3340]

Hi Jason and Danielle. That looks awesome. Job welldone!! Love you both💕💕

[@jeromegarcia5396]

I think the most impressive part of this idea is breathing cement dust, it literally says not to do such, so why not box yourself in a room and hotbox your lungs with cement... Friggin Quality right there

[@drjcwardjr]

Small “KZbin” world! I watched Cajun Living video several days before you posted your fry slab video! Game changer for small “non load bearing” concrete floors or slabs! A😎👍

[@brucewitcpalek5120]

They’re one of my favorite channels and you can learn a lot more from watching that !!

[@bulletproofpepper2]

I have an old slab that has sunk into the ground over 50 years of the life of a shop. I think this would be one way to fix it to be more useable. Thanks for sharing. Pouring inside a building.

[@brendad585]

I can’t believe how good it looks.

[@cherylcallahan5402]

The Crockers concrete appreciate your videos Listening 🌼 From Mass USA TYVM 🇺🇸 Jason Danielle Blessings for everyone ♥ Concrete plan

[@ginnymyers6973]

Awesome work guys. Jackson and Elizabeth really miss seeing you guys. Come on out to the Farmers Swap again. Mr. Hank looks so happy and well cared for 🐷 🐖

[@laruedouglas7972]

I also love watching both of there channels.

[@angelabouleygarcia9851]

Cool idea. Now the water will stop coming in!! I love this idea.

[@pamelawilliams2739]

Wow thank you so much because these concrete companies prices are soo crazy And yes do it 2 my liking thank you so much

[@2L82Sk8Bye]

You can get a telescoping extension pole for the roller. Bet it turns out great. Wear a mask next time though.

[@trae74]

Jason, your lungs my guy! That was super cool though. Never seen concrete done like that.

[@147DreamCatcher]

Looks good y'all

[@grannylanna7940]

Amazing wow omg I’m doing this in my kennel.. I’m so sick of my dogs not wanting to go potty in the rain.. mud ..

[@donovanross]

Just found out you two are in OK. Nice to see a couple of Okies on the KZbins 👍🏼 I’m only an hour away in Boynton. Just subscribed and will check out a few more of your videos.

[@keithprinn720]

glad you mentioned wearing masks as they are absolutely necessary. I have seen a few cajun videos and people following them now you, congrats. Big fan of doing similar for a shed and garage

[@honestly8015]

Beautiful Golden Retriever! Liked the video, too!

[@CoreyCynthiaDavis]

Awesome way to do concrete! Concrete work made easy 🤟 Yeahhhhhhhh

[@valfunk4669]

Yes I watched both of those channels and they do excellent work just like u guys do as well!!! Eeee I’m soooo excited for u guys and able to learn different things!!!! Oooooohhhhhh yyyyyyyaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!

[@kayashmore4296]

The floor sure does look good. I hope it hardens all the way through. Sounds like you plan to do all the stalls like that. I think you will be happier than having the muddy mess. Your animals will like it too.

[@danielmogos8990]

Thanks a lot. They save your butt, and you saved mine 😅. I also need to pour some concrete

[@thegrahamericandream531]

Wow. Looks like it turned out really well! I’ve never seen concrete done that way before!, just goes to show there are many different ways things can get done. Good job! 👍

[@irenekangaspoling5866]

Jason and Danielle looking amazing 🤩 I love 💗 it love 💕 from Ohio Irene and god bless

[@DinkTank369]

Have a wonderful evening

[@diyhard666]

Actually a good idea since I've already done that with fast dry concrete on smaller spots which worked extraordinary good. I will try that with bigger spot now 👍

[@joannadavis1881]

WOW that's quite an idea. Kudos to the team who came up with this idea. Looks great guys. Your barn is going to look awesome. Now you don't have to deal with dirt and dust flying around and mud. And the animals will have dry hay and it will be cleaner than sitting in wet dirt getting all nasty. Great job.

[@dper1112]

It's a very old idea, actually. You know people have been dry pouring concrete fence posts for decades, right? This is a variant of that. As always, the question is whether the strength loss is worth it. Sometimes, it is.

[@timwolters2614]

Seen the dry poor being done with that one couple and it turned out Great

[@karensteele8147]

I can't wait to show my husband this . He does awesome work with concrete. But this is the way to go for sure.

[@dawnkangas2968]

That looks absolutely amazing awesome job love ❤️ you guys

[@TrulyYours88]

Watch both these channels and saw their videos. I think that is a great way to do concrete. Glad yours turned out good. I’m going to try it this spring for a step off my side porch.

[@debbiebarham6336]

Congratulations Jason and Danielle on your concrete slab. The slab looks amazing. The barn will be wonderful for the animals. Thank you for the videos to watch for a perfect dry slab. Looking forward to seeing your finished project. Until next time.

[@coralsancetta7242]

Glad you watched those 2 channels, they are great. Love the hoots tools. Barn looking so good

[@francois1608]

this is gona crack in no time once it'S dry and hard , no metal rebar !!! no moisture barrier !!! it'S basic concrete work, even i would never do that, but i give you a 10 for the effort