How to pour and stamp ( SUPER STRONG CONCRETE ) The mad neighbor camp build part 7

[@AndyFromm]

Thats neighborly love right there...

[@bondobuilt386]

Andy crazy right?

[@roblescurbappealconcrete]

Hey Bondo I have to apologize because I’ve been watching some of your videos but I hadn’t subscribed..,but I got that taken care of. I try to leave a message on all the concrete channels I’m subscribed to because I know how important it is. I’ve learned a lot about how y’all require a certain mix up north, we don’t use any air here in Texas. I’m like you, if I don’t have any lines or ridges after I use the funny trowel, we’re not getting out there on our knees, I’m just gonna let it set up a lot tighter, and I’m stamping. But I guess we all do it differently to get the same result, pleasing the customer. Well really enjoyed the video. Can’t wait till the next one, like to see y’all tackle that project. Thanks again Joe

[@bondobuilt386]

Well thanks Joe and yes you can do the same job different ways and get good results. Thanks for the comments and subscribing buddy.

[@roblescurbappealconcrete]

@@bondobuilt386 you bet. Y’all take care

[@brokencookiespodcast9594]

I love this channel because you guys are actually doing the work and you have a lot of insider tips and tricks. A lot of bigger channels are basically advertisements for companies anymore. Glad to see you just showing what you're doing and how you do it! I am from Wisconsin and just recently started my own carpentry business. You guys have helped a lot!

[@BillB23]

I went that route, Joe, a few decades back. It ain't easy but it's rewarding as can be. Good luck to ya!

[@bondobuilt386]

Glad to help you. 👍 Thanks for watching my videos. 😊

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

Rebar, 4000, and wire. That slab isn't gonna go anywhere for a long time. Great job and awesome video!

[@greenwolf401]

Looks like you have a new cameraman, he keeps putting his finger in the way. Great job on the concrete as always, love those stamps.

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks we always just throw the camera in someone's hand. The job is first video second but we try our best to get decent footage. 👍

[@Mouse2677]

I enjoy the side comments to the process of concrete. I still have lots to learn and you are teaching!!

[@bondobuilt386]

Glad to help Steve. 👍😊

[@John-tq4bf]

I like the way your crew all works together and sequence your tasks throughout to work with the cement in it's various stages. You do an outstanding job of explaining methods and of timing the pour and the ingredients in and on top of the cement at various times. The little details most wouldn't even think about make the job pop. I've learned a lot since tuning into your videos.

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks John I appreciate that buddy. 😊😊

[@chucksmith155]

Wow that neighbor is a Big Richard

[@tomscott4723]

I'm going to have to practice my shuffle dancing for the stamping I can see, just to try and keep up with Ron, he's a maniac!

[@bondobuilt386]

Its easy dance to learn Tom. LOL

[@Red1Wollip]

I wish my patio had been built to that strength. Good job guys!

[@kirkhemmings8234]

Love your videos so much all of them ❤

[@chrisblair3414]

looks good

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks 👍

[@bob_frazier]

Great tips. Thanks!

[@justatim8143]

I like the way you did it as I done min almost the same except I left the stone out of the block so when I poured the concrete in it tied all the block that it could never move.

[@windowfitter1587]

Just binge watched your video's mate, really good stuff. Love the characters you got working for you, excellent content keep going the viewers will come. windowfitter. UK England.

[@bondobuilt386]

Thank you 👍😊

[@butopiatoo]

Awesome

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks 👍😊

[@darthvader5300]

9 cubic feet of cement + 3 cubic foot of micra-free sand + 9 cubic feet of fine aggregate mica-free gravel + 2 cubic feet of double-twisted steel fibers (the 2 wires are 1-25th of a millimeter of diameter each and are double-twisted at an angle of 33 to 33.33 degrees of an angle and are 33 twistings long) with a weight of 280 to 290 pounds per cubic foot which totals to 560 to 580 pounds of steel fibers. The result is called hybrid steel rebar-steel fiber reinforcement. The steel rebars and ties or hoops or loops will provide steel reinforcement continuity while the steel fibers will SIMULTANEOUSLY provide both steel reinforcement interlocking dispersion throughout the concrete mass and additiional steel reinforcement continuity and to increase the concrete adhesion strenght around the steel rebars and ties and hoops or loops or angle bars and flat bars. Water is a mixture of 13 cubic feet of hot boiling water with 1 cubic foot of rice powder added and allowed to be mixed and dissolved completely and allowed to cool to a warm temperature equal to a warm cup of coffee and add 1 cubic foot of slaked lime to be mixed and dissolved completely. Upon dissolving the mixture is added to the 23 cubic feet mixture of cement-sand-gravel-steel fibers. And additional water is added if needed be to create a highly semi-plastic and semi-liquid mixture. But we can add plasticizers and retarders as additional admixture so as not to over-saturate the cement. The result is a self-flowable, self-placing, self levelling concrete mixture. During the early days of the Cold War we use angle bars and flat bars already prefabricated and precision engineeered measured, cut, drilled, and held together with very high strenght bolts and nuts and washers to make it easier to construct and build the steel reinforcement in it's correct pattern. Every standard specifications are all above the required and very strict specifications by 4 to 5 times higher than what is needed. The purpose is faster and much more precise of placement and assembly of all of the steel reinforcement components. Using 3 dimensional reinforcement with the angle bars alone and combined with the steel-fiber reinforcement mixture, we were able to achieve a high level of degree of protection from both high explosive bombardment and from simulated nuclear blast.

[@ronniebaker1989]

love the videos

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks Ronnie. 👍

[@justatim8143]

Big fan of the concrete company having a creamy concrete but like the angled stone better to interlock together.

[@seekuvsnowflakes6460]

Thank you for sharing........; but......I have two complaints: 1) I'd love to see how that looks after a good rain & dry 2) We hate that you guys only work in the NY area. LOL Great work - too bad we can't replicate you across the U.S..

[@rtheprizeisright7323]

Sir, that's artistry if you could do mossy oak camo or advantage camo you could make more $ just doing hunting cabins, lol. Sir, you said this is 4k strength how strong can you make it or is their a point of diminishing returns? Like at so much strength it's too expensive or pointless. Sorry maybe that's a dumb question I have only done a little concrete putting up fences and helping friends. I've done electric work for 30 years, some carpentry and plumbing. Plumbing was mostly by necessity, you know a pipe burst or something. But I spent a summer down here in NEPA watching a construction crew put new pavements throughout our small town about 8 blocks both sides of the street. But great video and beautiful work. Your work is very professional.

[@juliannavarro7833]

Dang I wanted to see the color finish after yall washed it.

[@peterkohl1863]

Looks like back porch as slope from House to outside and also from right to left

[@jimmiehill9691]

What % of air do you shot for? Also the fiber reinforcement we always called it dog hair. Used lots of it rather that placing rebar on slope paving in flood channels in Las Vegas.

[@bondobuilt386]

Jimmie Depending what we are doing I just tell the concrete guys full air exterior slab or in a pole barn light air. I'm not sure the % of it though.

[@charlierose8164]

I'd show up at 4 in the morning and run any equipment that is loud and fire up any compressors that I have

[@bondobuilt386]

LOL He would lose it Charlie. 🤣🤣

[@jasonjones846]

Lol😂😂

[@kirkhemmings8234]

You are very good i whode love to work for you and teach me same time

[@seanshenandoah2285]

Good pour, what part of new york are you pouring from? Mason out of syracuse..

[@bryankeyes5552]

I like ur filming style it reminds me of when I first started working construction and would go to job sites even if the boss didn't need me since the experienced crew got the work first (small town ) but I wanted to learn the contractor I worked for did mostly remodeling and custom concrete like this I was wondering is the lumber better quality cheaper or are u getting it from the Amish mill to support them and a more local economy

[@Edgardocelectric007]

Too bad you guys are not in Idaho I have a pole barn I’m building can use a good crew like yours🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks Edgar. 👍👍

[@AndyFromm]

19:39 👍 I might have to use that

[@bondobuilt386]

Awesome 👍👍

[@bondobuilt386]

Big Papa crazy. LOL

[@AndyFromm]

@@bondobuilt386 I'm not a big fan of black & bitter coffee but that is what my ex wife is!

[@bondobuilt386]

@@AndyFromm I got 2 ex wifes bud. LOL

[@AndyFromm]

@@bondobuilt386 I'm sorry, so far I only have 1 and am married now. If for some reason we aren't together anymore, I'm done with relationships. I can't risk another one like my ex wife!

[@jimanderson4495]

Whoa Bondo.... you’re pushing 10k! Rebar, mesh, fiber AND 4 k mix....wow. My 1st question.... how did u Boyz accomplish this w/o Jess? And 2nd... at the beginning of the video, u said the driver was checking the slump at the top of the shute. How does he do that. Thanks for the time producing these.

[@bondobuilt386]

How is my favorite uncle? We definetly missed Jess in this pour. The driver will spin up some concrete and look at it through the top. He can see about what slump it is. Thanks uncle Jim. 😊

[@RJM1011]

Nice. :)

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks Richard 👍

[@richardstockwell9637]

nice where do you get the dye and stamps??? would like to try doing sum of this

[@bondobuilt386]

I bought a bunch of closeout powder color. The stamps I ordered from my suppler in Syracuse called Skyworks.

[@Scubasteve22]

If your screed board will reach from the house out to the form , just screed it that way. I always run the screed board the direction the water is flowing. Plus then you can bullfloat with the screed board direction instead of against it.

[@concreter6832]

Do u build the whole building job or just the Crete?

[@johnreilly9748]

Nice work guys! Bondo how much you paying/yd there? We are paying $165/yd here in SW Colorado last time I poured in Oct. 2020.

[@bondobuilt386]

Wow stuff is crazy. We are at about $150. But I get a deal I buy so much Crete. 👍👍

[@juliannavarro7833]

It's damn its $200/yd now here in colorado springs

[@jordanspalding6446]

So when u have a slab that pitched out on both sides like that how do u set the forms? Do I just cut them to your desired slope? Also is it necessary to have air entrainment for all exterior pours or does it really depend on the region u live?

[@SinnisjInsulator]

That is some nice concrete pouring and finishing. The framing looks great too. What's the Insulation going to be in this building?

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks buddy. We are gonna do your favorite. Dence pack celulose. LOL

[@SinnisjInsulator]

@@bondobuilt386 oh no lol. I'm kidding, it's a really good product as long as the machine is super slow. I find it's challenging because I have a 4 inch hose and it goes really fast 😜

[@bondobuilt386]

@@SinnisjInsulator Ya we blow wall full with 4" hose then go back with a 2" hose and turn the air up material down and dence pack. It takes a while but is real good if done like this. 👍

[@SinnisjInsulator]

@@bondobuilt386 oh ya that's the only way to get around electrical and plumbing lines in walls.

[@bondobuilt386]

@@SinnisjInsulator Yes Sir 👍

[@WAVE_ZERO]

Gettin shhhstuff done 😂

[@andreycham4797]

Are those steel rebars with pervious concrete ?

[@bondobuilt386]

You caught that. LOL

[@bondobuilt386]

@@andreycham4797 Air entrained concrete

[@BillB23]

Looks like this ain't your first rodeo. You almost made it look easy, lol.

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks Bill. LOL 👍

[@docriley7837]

Hey Ron alot of people are leaving you tube including myself, was wondering if you post your content on any other platform?

[@bondobuilt386]

Doc I do not at this time. It takes so much time to keeop up with this platform. Why are you and others leaving buddy? Where will people go with there videos?

[@docriley7837]

@@bondobuilt386 censorship is the reason for the exodus, get yourself on Bitchute Ron!

[@bondobuilt386]

@@docriley7837 Oh I see. I may have to check that out.

[@mariowickel456]

Ron , do you ever get calls for exposed aggregate up in your area ?

[@bondobuilt386]

Mario no we don't get any calls for it. Never seen it in out area.

[@mariowickel456]

@@bondobuilt386 here in Illinois I've seen some at medical buildings with heated walks

[@bondobuilt386]

@@mariowickel456 Thats awesome. 👍

[@bobmaresch1842]

Do you always add dye to your concrete for a base color on stamped Crete?

[@bondobuilt386]

Yes thats the way I do it Bob.

[@bobmaresch1842]

I had a contractor put in stamped sidewalk. The concrete wasn’t dyed so I have to use plastic shovel to remove snow otherwise there’s bare concrete showing thru.

[@bondobuilt386]

@@bobmaresch1842 Oh that stinks sorry buddy You should look into having it stripped and then stained and re sealed. .

[@peterkohl1863]

what is a honeycomb in your concrete work ?

[@bryanspriggs4290]

Have had great luck using a rubber sponge trowel to rub the face.

[@bondobuilt386]

Yes that works best. 👍

[@haroldlowther]

🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@tommckinney3947]

We miss Jess! You didn't run her off did you? Love how you did the stamped concrete.

[@bondobuilt386]

She is still with us. Just not every day Tom. 👍

[@mikegarrett9211]

Do you have ur amish lumber kiln dried

[@bondobuilt386]

No Mike we build with it green in the spring let it sit all summer and dry finish things that fall/winter.

[@mikegarrett9211]

@@bondobuilt386 I built a pole barn 2019 its a shell with windows and doors doing half house half shop in ky getting ready to pour concrete with heat in it and with lumber being so high our local Amish is cutting all the interior walls stairs ect some people say have it all kiln dried and the Amish says just have the floor planks dried everything else will be fineit popular and pine hemlock is hard to get around here...just thought I would pick ur brain for a min enjoy all ur youtube stuff keep up the good work

[@bondobuilt386]

@@mikegarrett9211 Mike just stack the lumber up for a month or two with stickers in between in the sun and wind. weight it down with concrete blocks and put some metal siding over it to shed the rain. It will loose a lot of moisture in a month or two. Then it will be fine to use.

[@mikegarrett9211]

@@bondobuilt386 I will do thanks again for that info well keep liking ur videos there great they help alot of us out

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks mike I'm glad I could help you. Let me know how it goes buddy. 👍😊

[@ropo772]

This pattern is the easiest stamp to use..... No challenge to it.

[@bondobuilt386]

It is the easiest for sure.

[@fuzion430journey3]

I thought you said you were going to put something over the aluminum guess you lied, so what happens when the concrete is the aluminum? Not to mention where you bend it over like that, and how long are you guys been working on the framing I hope you started out in the morning

[@bondobuilt386]

Theres rubber membrane under it and there will be another layer over the aluminum stupid .I already told you that. I'm sure you could frame way faster building a doghouse. LMAO 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

[@fuzion430journey3]

@@bondobuilt386 OK yeah you got me now I’m going to make a video I am going to sit down with an architect and engineer and a building inspector and we’re going to go over your videos and I am going to have them critique your videos ,Thanks for the idea

[@bondobuilt386]

Bring it on Dino. Thats your nick name dummy. I hope you do make a video critiquing my videos. You're helping build my channel with all this dialog. Thanks Dino. 👊👊👊👊👍👍🤣🤣🤣

[@atmueller]

Why not do the whole thing in ICF?

[@bondobuilt386]

The cost Adam. This should be way cheaper in the end.

[@FredD63]

I think a broken edge would have looked nice

[@erwinaddison2030]

Do you call him limp biscuits?

[@bondobuilt386]

LMAO that's a good one 😂😂😂😁

[@charlesmclennan2173]

thats to defend himself from the guy across the street lo9l

[@RDJim]

I hope the owners are able to coexist with the mad dog neighbor after the camp is complete and things settle down. Nothing worse than a pesky neighbor.

[@RJM1011]

Yep that's the problem with these red flag laws they want to use they are open to far to much abuse by neighbors and other. :(

[@bondobuilt386]

Yes I hope so Jim.

[@bondobuilt386]

@@RJM1011 For sure I agree.

[@mikearno5273]

Lol the mad hater neighbor

[@bondobuilt386]

Yup he was a tool bag. Lol

[@chipmiller9074]

Too bad the neighbor has to be like that

[@asdf12347109]

knife is for breaking down tresspassers corpses