Building My Own Swimming Pool * Step by Step * PT2

[@Johan_Visser_Ouma]

👍🏽💯💯💯 good job...I built my koi pond exactly the same way and size 3meters by 2meters,and 2meters depth ,took me 1 month,by myself ,with no excavator 2 weeks of digging,no filter house yet though...

[@Andersonlima-i1b]

Parabéns! Ficou muito top! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@kevinfisher1632]

brilliant workmanship...well done.

[@momentosasi6971]

Me gusto mucho tu proceso y con tus amigos pasándolo de 10, falta el trpolin y listo

[@milansobocz8684]

Good job 👍

[@malikab.2206]

Bonjour 😊. Je dois réaliser la piscine familiale vous m'avez encouragée 👑💪Ce serait bien de nous faire 1 petit récapitulatif de tous les produits utilisés pour chaque étape ❤

[@CJWarlock]

Congrats! The result is awesome and the work looks wholesome, like all important things has been thought of. :)

[@mileticmile2911]

Bravoooo maestro sad se pripremaj za olimpijadu na sto metara. Veliki pozdrav😅🥇🏆🏆

[@GrahamDallas]

Great project, thanks for sharing

[@samhawkins3847]

Perfektní práce. Perfektní video a kanál. Pozdrav z Čech 🇨🇿 Ať se daří 😄👍

[@be007]

nice pool, have much fun ! cheers ben.

[@Robban31013]

My man! What is it that you are sealing the concrete with at 00:48? I mean the muds and the orange screen. I'm about to build one myself pretty soon. Nice job!

[@ramigoal]

at 1:03 where you stay on it: Did you also put beton behind this wall? I couldn't get it in the first video or here. Well done, thank you.

[@kode4420]

Looks like a fun project. It turned out great. Im surprised with all of the sealing you did on the pool you didnt seal the pump house from the outside to avoid grpund water getting in there.

[@shahrukhqureshi1310]

great job, I am starting to build a pool in our farmhouse. can you suggest things you could have done to make it better? I mean in the design or to save cost? I feel you could have made it a little longer in the length

[@monsieurmike2072]

well done!!

[@RidzuanMaidi]

PT 3 Decking 👍 My pool under construction, design like you pool.

[@DejanDjordjevic-h2b]

Perfect.

[@keithspencersr.6806]

Very nice

[@ТитарВолодимир]

Nice job! Considering that was made yourself, i'd say hell of a good work! What is the budget?

[@ivanzivkovic5333]

Bravo majstore, sa možeš slobodno da skačeš nema kamenje, 😂

[@fedepaez-h4j]

que es lo que le pone esos rollos naranja antes del revoque ( What makes those rolls orange before the plaster?)

[@Beban1984]

Bravo

[@qlimaxbass5022]

its way too small..... But well done! 😏👍

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼 👍🏼

[@francisayuso850]

It would be nice if they explain the steps

[@hausmilly7131]

siete bravisimi mi poi spiegare gentilmente come ai cominciato la prima faze per inizarere preparazione per piastrelle grazie per aiuto

[@Helloverlord]

It would be useful for wider audience to name products (type of, not manufacturer) you've used to make this waterproof, etc...

[@stupidocanerosa]

Just go and ask in your hardware store. Every country has its own producers and every producer has different types of products. The best thing is always to talk to professionals first.

[@Helloverlord]

@@stupidocanerosa Friendly advice: never ask a store salesman for advice what to do, he's a salesman not an engineer and will sell you goods with longest shelf life not the best one for you. Always talk to proven construction engineers and ask them to sign what they're preaching for... but I still want to know whats being used here as it's quite unconventional pool build.

[@stupidocanerosa]

@@Helloverlord If your hardware store manager IS a salesman, you better change hardware store. Indirectly, but steadily, you're proving my point. Always ask for a professional advice and, usually, in GOOD hardware stores the guys are all professionals. Not salesmen. Then, if you look for waterproofing products to build a swimming pool in general stores, you'll never find professionals but salesmen trying to convince you to buy the general quality products they have. Again, talk to a professional and buy where he buys. On the other side, a quick search on the net and you can even find the best brands on the market in your country. As an example, here in Italy Kerakoll.

[@Helloverlord]

@@stupidocanerosa Professional is a person doing something for money. Skilled person is one knowing the facts and procedures about his field of expertize. In my country, there's no skilled contruction workers or site managers working in sales - all shop managers are in trade bussiness and I'm dealing with such for a probably twice the time you're age. Same thing is in Italy, France, Germany etc.But all this doesnt' change the fact we, as audience, don't know what products has been used in this project. Maybe you should ask in Kerakoll, do they know more about it? Best regards and take care.

[@stupidocanerosa]

@@Helloverlord You did not get it. But that's ok. Just a question: how old are you to be in the business for more than a hundred years? Mathusalem, is it you? Joke aside, I am a professional and skilled marble worker. I do have, amongst several others suppliers, a couple of stores where I do buy products selling construction adhesives and cements, both specialized in this field, one ot the two even producing the adhesive themselves. If I have a question regarding an eventual pool I might want to build, this are the stores where to go. They are skilled professionals suppliers and the right place where to ask for advice from others professionals going there to buy their products to factually build houses. Is that enough for you or do I have to build a pool to demonstrate it? This is the point of my comments: if your store IS NOT a store where professional builders buy stuff, you better change store. Just to be clear, in my opinion, he used a primer, easily a clinging primer on the bare cement bricks and then a waterproofing cement glue. Once all dried, another time the clinging primer or a bonding one to ease the glueing of tiles, filling the grout lines with specific elastic glue for pool tiles. That's how I would do it.

[@NaserSanaei]

In my country 20 is best score.yours is 20.

[@semomonkey]

Almost as good as Pat and Mat. Or as they are called in my country. Buurman en Buurman! A je to!

[@paulleslie5855]

Should have cemented in a bath tub about the same size and a days work

[@АнгелКасъровКасъров]

браво

[@BlackHawk070]

Właśnie straciłeś sąsiadów przez ten basen😂

[@PAtRiOt-op6td]

Думаю теперь жалеет что не сделал бассейн по больше. Вернуть бы время назад 100% увеличил бы размеры.

[@ВасяПупкин-ч1г2з]

@ Pecho Скажите сколько доллоров США вам обошлись материалы и работа? Сколько денег на него потратили?

[@dekidjordjevic3630]

Majstoru,nemoj da se igraš. Kupi mišiće za ruke,da se ne bi udavio

[@ножичковунаснавсеххватит]

там помимо чаши еще столько за пы нужно сделать

[@ajayjakhar20]

With due respect to you extreme hardwork, this pool is no different then how it looked after the pit got filled with rainwater. Looking at the video, all i can say is that there was high input and low output 😢

[@josesouza581]

Gastou quanto?

[@FranciscoB365]

ja inventou moda de pular do muro

[@milansobocz8684]

I have a question where to buy that stuff for the pool like that plastic inlets and skimmer etc

[@dimametis5239]

👍👍👍👍😃

[@maciekdrozdz]

POZDRO POLAND🥰👌✋🤍❤👍

[@82Yakutza]

Я хз як воно без утеплення, без полістиролу. Земля виморожувати буде

[@unaltursun5938]

Un nötige Arbeit, für so viel Arbeit würde ein Haus gebaut werden 😂

[@boatleo]

Готовься через год переделывать.

[@ivanjmg]

Pude ver un poco de vídeo entre la publicidad..... dislike

[@РусланФараджов-ц9ж]

Глубина не очем нахер такой бассейн

[@maciekdrozdz]

🥰💙💙💙💙💙💙💙