Front Porch Build | Block and Drains | EPS 2 | Shots Life

This week my Mason buddy sets the block for the new front porch, then install the gutter drains under the ground and fill the porch with gravel..
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[@Overpar73]

Lots of work done there and so much more to go, have fun!

[@shotslife]

Thanks buddy, watching your build as well, it’s looking great!!!

[@Richard-C]

it's going to look nice when you finish 👏👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@shotslife]

Thank you Sir!

[@Red1Wollip]

Nothing like good Air Force talent to get a good job done!

[@shotslife]

Lol

[@Red1Wollip]

As a fellow Air Force Vet 1969-1975 I do respect your talent

[@tjjewell4115]

Another great Video Chief, good job on the drain pipes, I guess we can add pipe fitter to your resume, lol.

[@shotslife]

Lol, I’m the worst at it! But hey we got it.. outside is better than inside because you can be “close” outside!

[@sgt.dinger4248]

Moving right along

[@shotslife]

Thanks buddy!

[@Red1Wollip]

Good looking job

[@shotslife]

Thanks!

[@user-nh1vb6xf9z]

LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE WORK, KEEP WELL AND HAVE A GREAT WEEK.....Bob

[@shotslife]

Hey Bob! Thank you my friend, you too!

[@bobbacon7505]

Looks great Cuz

[@shotslife]

Thanks bud!

[@douglasthompson2740]

Might want to think about at least one cleanout on your run. Pop the threaded cap and put the garden hose in when needed to push the pine needles and whatnot through?

[@shotslife]

Not a bad idea

[@coachman290651]

hi ho with a river at backyard do you not have a water pump to fill a IBC tank that can be used to water your dry dirt and after cut top off fill with water to run and clean your outboard motors add winterizes when needed just a thought

[@shotslife]

Good ideas!

[@markcrook5935]

Chief, any reason you didn’t merge into the existing pipe off the other side two down spouts and then into one?

[@shotslife]

If I understand what your asking, I ran two pipes down because we get major down pours at times, so much so that the current 4” gutters can’t keep up, part of the renovation will be 6” gutters so I wanted to ensure the pipe underground could carry the load… I might be over doing it but…