Pouring concrete on the container castle

Using a concrete bucket and crane to pour concrete on top of the container castle to finish the floor.

[@hotsauce7362]

I like how Andrew doesn't try to "MILK the content... and fast-forward sections so to save time for the viewers... Honest dude... and does good work.

[@chrisparker1267]

@Advocatus Diaboli Well said, if anyone deserves ad revenue its Andrew. I think this may be my favorite channel im subbed too. No click bait or bullshit.

[@shane8911]

Hot Sauce cause he doesn’t give a shit he uploads cause he enjoys it

[@johnturner4400]

Advocatus Diaboli. I’d kinda like to see Andrew do a makeup tutorial all the same.....

[@Roobah]

You got my LoL for the day. Me too.

[@arthurressler8550]

Chris Parker ..”’=+ ]} } [

[@DENIEL381]

I NEVER SEEN A MAN SO MOTIVATED IN MY LIFETIME.

[@kahvac]

You would have if you were older... But Andrew is good !

[@egomaniac247]

If you Levi giving you the staredown as the foreman on the job, you'd work hard too.

[@user-hd5pj9li9b]

Its called working for a living, why do so many people say that? Do most people not work nowadays?

[@DENIEL381]

@@user-hd5pj9li9b NO YOUNG PERSON I KNOW WORKS LIKE ANDREW PERIOD.

[@kahvac]

@@DENIEL381 There must be a few out there..but I haven't seen any.

[@joeashbubemma]

Two days to show who your real friends are: Moving day, and concrete pouring day.

[@markm0000]

@@ameldaquirk3965 Nah you can take a week to put all the shingles on yourself. Don't need friends for that.

[@christoff4735]

Your right. I wheel barrowed concrete for a friend once. My back was never the same.

[@jaytomson7052]

@@christoff4735 oh... how the truth hurts. Thanks... Chris.

[@kimberly1567]

Excavator to the rescue: www.liveleak.com/view?t=yzrr_1578480124

[@kimberly1567]

Help please. Professional living in suburbs needs someone that owns land near me that will allow me to bring my newly acquired mini-excavator toy to experiment with my new fun hobby of digging holes. I've watched far too many Andrew video's

[@ESPSJ]

Jesse's the man for helping out. Sometimes having less people on a job is quicker as long as they're both on the same page with the same skill set. Jesse and Andrew are a great example of that.

[@Cozmicsaber]

When he said he was going to do this I didn't think it would be up so fast lol, thanks for the content homie.

[@Indigo_1138]

He puts other home build channels to shame on time frame.

[@hengoppned1235]

yeah but still he is fast as fuck he works alone most of the time so

[@mikehoncho8268]

@@Indigo_1138 No, Matt from Off the Ranch is building a Mansion.

[@Indigo_1138]

@@mikehoncho8268 Yeah it should be done in 2023ish...

[@redsampler2017]

@@mikehoncho8268 normally not that font on youtube collabs. but i would like to see these two. especially how matt is with animals and dogs in particular. both excellent work and play ethic.

[@masonl8128]

I've worked on too many commercial buildings from start to finish, and not one I can think of was over engineered to this quality, good job Andrew.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@jcoul1sc]

What did you do? Would be interested in having a structural engineer cast an eye on this

[@mitchdenner9743]

@@jcoul1sc he already did , how do you think he pulled the permits?

[@jcoul1sc]

@@mitchdenner9743 thats not a structural engineer. That's a building inspector looking to see it meets *minimum* requirements for building regulations/code

[@jcoul1sc]

@Laj51 good enough for a Cathedral in New Zealand, 50 year lifespan though. Still not bad for cardboard

[@trumpetman2006]

Not sure if it’s been said yet but essential craftsman quote “concrete trucks don’t bring concrete, they bring stress”

[@mikeoconnell4229]

woozy! If you know what you're doing

[@harrykuheim6107]

This is a bad expensive ugly idea...Just for Rich Kids who can buy themselves out of any Fuck up or just walk away...When you hear the Truck coming it's Asses and Elbows time soon..After you get done with all this Steel and Concrete work you will have to cover every single square foot of Floor, Wall, Ceiling, and Roof with something and none of that is Cheap either....this will be an Unfinished eyesore forever and will be more expensive to remove than it was to build... My Dad was a Carpenter for 30 plus years and I was too for 25 plus...2 custom Homes between us for ourselves and Dozens more for others.

[@renof2505]

@@harrykuheim6107 So you don't like it fine, not your house, go watch something else. Andrew is not some rich kid, just different taste than you.

[@Deere_e]

Harry Kuheim you know what’s funny is I went to your page to find some videos on how to do it the “right” way and couldn’t find not one video covering all the criteria you addressed. So until such a time that you can provide all of us some footage of all your master craftsmanship your argument is invalid. I also did not recall anywhere in the video where Andrew was asking for a critique or for your opinion. That must be why he has 400,000 subscribers and you have how many?

[@TheSynthnut]

@@harrykuheim6107 Have you seen any of this channel before? You obviously haven't a clue about Andrew and his work ethic! This isn't a fancy house project, it's been his workshop and yard. Timber is more your thing from your comment and maybe you have something of a grudge against steel and concrete? Agreed, condensation and rust will be an issue and sure, it's not to everyone's taste but I don't think you should accuse Andrew of being a "rich kid", he's a grafter who gets stuck-in to whatever he sets his mind to. I really don't understand your rude attitude, it's no advert for yourself or skills.

[@Jacobsen-ij9hn]

Interviewer: “so Andrew, what do you do for a living?” Andrew: “I run a small property maintenance business” Interviewer: “does that take up most of your time?” Andrew: “well no, in my free time I build castles in my backyard”

[@anthonymorris479]

Hahaha, So funny when Levi answers you at the start.

[@HAL-dm1eh]

That dog is golden. This inspires me to get a lab.

[@nadineseelmeyer8488]

@@HAL-dm1eh Labrador. The best dog money can buy.

[@Tanner69046]

I laughed so hard when the skidsteer backed out of the frame and the giant bulldozer comes rolling in LOL

[@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006]

Yep, and the cat is still tiny next to the crane

[@nvlvdave]

Knew the dozer was comin next...haha

[@franz357]

I was actually expecting him to use his famous technique of launching the dozer in "auto pilot mode" in front of the crane ! :-D

[@davids1033]

The ultimate in traction, the track loader.

[@cathyh686]

Me too, right out loud !!!

[@patricelebrasseur5649]

Funny how there is 20 people lining up for boating but only one spreading cement, real friend really show up

[@harkbelial]

Boating is more fun.

[@davelowe1977]

I started to say a prayer when I saw there was only one man placing the concrete.

[@aboversite]

I'm with you bro. That concrete finishing is no easy task.

[@SciPunk215]

You can tell he was pooped by the end.

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Sure glad you second buddy showed up, I mean that is a big pour and with you on the crane, only one guy working the concrete..... It's good to have good friends! Cheers from Tokyo!

[@TheTorkerman]

Hats off to concrete guys, that’s hard work!

[@steveharleyfan]

In T-shirts, in january...

[@kimberly1567]

for the life of me, I can never figure out why Andrew doesn't place some ad's on his video's to make all this filming profitable.

[@Lucasmartinovics]

OPCMIA

[@kennethhume8628]

I watched quite a few different U tube videos over Christmas and I have to say that Andrew’s editing far superior to most others and he is up there with the very best of them .

[@randomstranger9674]

Jesse was doing the work of three there. Well done all round.

[@NOAH_HINMAN]

Yo Andrew that was a awesome idea using your drone to see when you were by your self using the crane in your last video

[@xcalibertrekker6693]

So why didnt you make that comment on the last vid. What does it have to do with this vid?

[@AdrenalineRushMX]

@@xcalibertrekker6693 whats your point

[@auderitepenguin9350]

@@xcalibertrekker6693 probably in hopes that andrew would read it

[@xcalibertrekker6693]

@@auderitepenguin9350 Makes sense I guess. He's desperate to get any kind of reply I suppose. How pathetic. ;-(

[@Jacobsen-ij9hn]

Xcaliber Trekker and your desperate to criticize someone complimenting someone else’s work. That’s even more sad to see in my mind. Great job Andrew!!

[@NeXes42]

These caps on the rebar can be real life savers! I'm just 25 but I've already seen a couple of nasty accidents happening where people fell on them... Nice too see that you are trying to prevent this from happening!

[@rogerdickinson920]

NeXesI I do site Safety and Med on construction sites in my area. The mushroom caps are used in situations where there is no danger of falling on them. Where there is a danger of falling on the rebar, a 'Y' shaped yoke is put over the end of the re bar and a 2x4 set on top of it plus adjacent yokes. The mushroom cabs won't prevent someone from being impaled from height.

[@tomaszwalendziak2459]

@@rogerdickinson920 These types of accidents happen. Here you have situations where the fall was not from a height, the employee probably stumbled when he was walking and the effects are what they are. --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZWadoWrnphsl7c

[@atomicwedgie8176]

I fell on one 2yrs ago and the rod just missed my heart and went all the way through! My co-workers just cut it off flush on both my back and chest and plugged the holes with concrete! They troweled it off a couple hours later and it looks great to this day!!! I must say the crew are true craftsmen! Wish they would have put a drain in though...

[@batterpm11]

Atomicwedgie81 Glad everything’s holding up good for you

[@peterbeyer5755]

David David I saw Andrew jump of his tractor to avoid a tree that he was pulling towards himself with the tractor.

[@lwwahlert]

Concrete waits for no man. As a kid I once helped pour 50 yards of concrete. I have never been that tired or exhausted ever in my 70 years of life. Including 2 tours in Vietnam. You can never have too much help pouring concrete. Good on your friends for helping you Andrew. Love this entire process. Thanks

[@TD-cb9lu]

Andrew is a true man of men. Andrew, you give us all inspiration, the way you live your life, the way you approach problems, and is truly is awe-inspiring.

[@johnfleming68]

I agree 💯 percent

[@robinmyman]

For a minute I thought the concrete was going to go off before you had levelled it. Great having good mates on call. Nice one Andrew.

[@billmiller7138]

Yeah I was thinking where's the power screed? Sure would have been a help.

[@billyricker3432]

Andrew Camarata gets the concreted top floor of the container castle 🏰 levelled.

[@JimConnelley]

Good thing it's a cold day.

[@googleguy5700]

He calls another guy? There’s three of them? Is there something in the water there? You could search the whole area around here, and I am sure you would not find one Andrew or Jesse, let alone three.

[@brucecurtis4290]

I think a little concrete dick that's like a vibrator would have helped out a lot on that job that helps level gets her to any air pockets you should look into one of those in the future good job though!

[@greatvalleyone]

Oh shit moment, when crane breaks down 15 minutes before cement truck shows up.

[@thomassears4920]

This dude works harder in real life and uploads more than any KZbinr I know. And others complain about how "difficult and stressed" they are about streaming or vlogging. You're killing it man!

[@davel2223]

Andrew, I really enjoy your videos. The versatility with which you accomplish your tasks is truly amazing. you have an extensive array of talents and done mostly alone. Congrats.

[@lancethomas4566]

Congrats on 400k You earned it. Been watching for 2 years

[@grantflavel9822]

You also have freinds that turn up in ten minutes 😎😃❤ just shows you really are a great guy.

[@1972CB350]

It's awesome that the container building has become a container castle and living space since the last time I checked in. Now i'm following and I can't wait to see each new episode. Amazing work!

[@hootmanwillie]

You have the best container castle that I've ever seen and it just seems to get better and better, please be careful up there, I don't want to lose you and your great videos. (making driveways, cutting trees, cutting firewood, fixing broken stuff, welding, offroading, boating on the water, etc! etc!

[@bradfordlunt1468]

Great job! Great to have friends like you have. I did a 44 YD pour with friends from work all submarine mechanics. We still talk about it 15 yrs later. Never let machinists near a concrete pour LOL

[@GarwoodNick]

Lol

[@xephael3485]

Never pour concrete with one person.😆

[@kahvac]

Ain't that the truth..and never do anything the last minute. Concrete is only workable for so many minutes.

[@DominicBlankenzee]

@@kahvac workable for about 3 hours

[@kahvac]

@Advocatus Diaboli Agreed... my heart almost skipped a beat when the crane stopped working. Some concrete companies send the truck out with a dry mix of concrete and finish the mix or slump to the customers request so the clock is already running. Good to see things worked out well.

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

Concrete has a 90min shelf life . From the time of making it to pouring it . U can't play around , get in down and screeded off then float it off then mag it or broom it . And if u did not see the end of the pour was setting up to fast ( he was stepping on the Crete to finish it and trying to bring cream up to the top . He almost lost the end but pulled threw . Iv been there , it sucks . This summer in fact . I'm not a fan of bonded concrete no more. And have used them for 25 years now.😔

[@1STGeneral]

Why didn't I know this before I put a sidewalk and patio in for my wife's 93 year old wheelchair bound mother 98 - 80 pound bags hauled in my wife's Mazda CX-9 in 3 trips from Lowe's the loaders tried to get out of loading it saying the vehicle wouldn't haul it then I showed them the bill from the previous day with 20 2x4s plus the concrete that Mazda's a mountain goat good thing since she lives on a mountain . Now mom doesn't get stuck in the gravel and can watch the sunset/deer in the backyard. Yep done by myself using a harbor freight mixer

[@terryburge6763]

Andrew, one thing I might ask about. I've always heard that welding rebar weakens it. I think that is why they use wire to hold it in place when building forms. I'm sure you know more than me about this though. I got a kick out of reading all the comments too. You do have a lot of good fans. I've been watching your videos for about 2-3 years now and I never tire of them. You always amaze me with you ability to take on anything and it's obvious you will never quit till the job is done. Concrete, excavators, cats, dump trucks, drones and their camera, and the great editing of the videos. What did I leave out....a lot. Thanks Andy. Terry

[@dloglesby57]

I am so happy for you Andrew that you are finally seeing this come to pass, and that you have great friends that you grew up with that are there for you as you are for them. WTG Jessie and Other friends. Being there for Andrew means a lot to him. Love the videos and waiting for more...

[@strmtrooperwitapurplehelmt6414]

Also, i bet everyone that comes to your home to make a drop off is in awe when they get to the top of that hill and see what you have accomplished!

[@MARTINA-gc3tq]

first rule of concrete pour. if you think 3 men is enough double it. second rule: add an inch of slump for each man you are short.

[@movax20h]

Yeah. This job was 7-8 person job. 5-6 with a remotely controlled concrete pump.

[@loveistheanswer8137]

Professionals won’t risk pouring short handed. The cost of the extra help is far less losing a pour. Jackhammering concrete out is very expensive. Always have extra help. Adding water on top of a finish is highly frowned on, and will cause the top to spall off in the future.

[@bxb590]

Levi is a real nice dog, you're lucky to have him.

[@browsedeweb8834]

Love Levi!

[@MotorSwapDan]

Not luck at all. Just choose a good breed and don't breed the rest.

[@funonutube100]

That castle is going to be a testament to all your hard work and creativity that will be standing long after you are in the ground. Well done Andrew!!!!!!!!

[@MT-gv8ns]

getting worried, glad your friend was there to help Concrete waits for no man

[@briankleinkopf8557]

no it Dont,i got much respects fer any Mudman, i did it b4, its sum hard work, well done!!

[@redsampler2017]

@@mikehoncho8268 but of course you are..

[@williamb6869]

@@mikehoncho8268 so how long have you had sugar in your blood mike

[@williamb6869]

@@mikehoncho8268 how long have you had sugar in your blood

[@billyricker3432]

Andrew Camarata concretes the top of a container castle 🏰 to finish the flooring atop the container castle 🏰.

[@frederickmoller]

Great job Andrew, Jesse, and friend...it looks like Foreman Levi approves too! As always I can't wait for the next one, Thanks Andrew, it's appreciated!

[@philb8186]

Man it's looking kickass, Andrew. I've been watching your videos for a while, and watching the castle grow has been really cool. Keep up the good work.

[@christoff4735]

Love watching your vids. Thanks for sharing. Your work ethic is inspirational & love how you overcome the challenges during each project.

[@ronhart4166]

Jesse had his work cut out for him !! Beast mode 👊 Great job

[@cathiepieszak6967]

Damn Jessie carried the load on this vid. Nice job under pressure dude!

[@Melicoy]

Oh that's his name... "I called my friend...." Cant see his pic in the video...

[@dalepremo3695]

Stressful, but when isn't a pour stressful, but it came out just fine. Jesse was a humpin'! especially in the beginning before your other friends came in. I was glad to see Jesse there to help.

[@richardlaurent7229]

WOW really nice, you and your friends can build anything. I’m amazed on how hard it is on your tools. The crane deciding to run at the last minute was cliff hanger stuff. I love your kind of work it mesmerizes me. Tried to wait to watch the pour till tomorrow now don’t have anything to watch. I’ll watch them all again tomorrow. Thanks for the trip it was great! Levi was right there with you. Good boy!

[@johnm.evangelis693]

Congrats on your 400 Thousand Subscribers Andrew, here's to a million and above!!!

[@brendafield62]

this is exciting to see how your plan and the building come together. Unique and cool.

[@Korruptionen]

Always enjoy your building of Camarata Castle videos. Thank you for sharing this with the world. I wish I had as few neighbors as you.

[@mannsjm]

That was a lot of work by a small crew to do a roof top pour. I expected to see Andrew's dad running the crane. You probably owe Jesse a big steak dinner as a bonus for his work. Congrats on hitting 400K subscribers.

[@shanegiggie]

I hope you paid him good, that guy did a lot of work.

[@JohnReall]

The guy in the cement truck is a hell of a driver too.

[@riot8ap]

Driver saw the dozer and floored it.

[@TowMater603]

Concrete *

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

And better gearing

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

Over the years we have put them oshgoshs in a LOT of crazy places . The trucks are great . But the big thing is the driver. A lot of the older drivers lost the fear long ago , that meaning the know there trucks . A newer driver would probably have questioned that hill .

[@jimmccormick6091]

@@heithdotysadventures7824 I sure questioned that hill!!! lol

[@19Inquisitor42]

Nice job, a couple of things I learned over the years: heavy on the help with concrete pours, you never know,; use concrete vibrator to move material; screed placed material before bull floating; use horizontal beams with shoring on metal decking; safety rail at the edges. Awesome videos Andrew.

[@infernal_popsicle9037]

i really like how Andrew doesn't ask for likes comments or subscribers. he just makes cool vids. and i appreciate that.

[@peterarmstrong8613]

I have seen every episode on this project and have enjoyed your basic, no fuss approach. You get things done. It’s amazing to see. Thank you Andrew.

[@hugo795431]

This series has been my favourite by far! Thanks Andrew for putting in all this hard work for our entertainment!

[@jesseison-bowman3964]

This is bad ass, Andrew. Your 'concrete game' is on point now that you have done all these different pours!

[@chabssperformance1442]

Congratulations! On 400k Subscribers Andrew love your work.

[@greg1474]

Andrew, I was just watching your previous video when you just posted this. Excellent! Looking good!

[@bostedtap8399]

That guy spreading the concrete at the start was working hard!. Great set up and job Andrew. Thanks for sharing.

[@LAKESIDEBOB1]

Jesse Miller has a strong work ethic, other young men should copy him.

[@icecool7687]

@@LAKESIDEBOB1 He's just like any other guy working in construction. Why are so many people saying that are there really that many lazy people in this world? I mean look around how do you think all the buildings and houses got built.

[@karlcarnevale4948]

Andrew and Jesse you guys work great together. Hope both your business keep growing.

[@KenMrKLC]

No doubt you are a hard worker Andrew... Great progress and video.... I love this building

[@tedwilliams8766]

nice job Andrew. a couple of tips, leave your bracing for 2-3wks due to the cold weather and the time its gonna take the concrete to gain strength and maybe leave the bottom doorjamb high if its going to be exposed to the weather. might be easier to get the door to seal and keep moisture, wind blown dirt,etc out. I do have 25yr in the trades and ive done jobs like your doing and that were a couple of the issues the builder ran across. always enjoy your vids and great to see someone working towards a bigger goal in life other than the high score on a video game. keep it up, Andrew. always appreciate hard work. I can watch it all day long. lol!!! happy new year!!

[@afentikos]

Jesse Muller was the real MVP

[@LAKESIDEBOB1]

Yes, he busted his ass, outstanding worker, thank you Jesse for showing young people how to work.

[@ringerson4x4]

I almost didn’t recognize him without shorts.

[@atVVV1]

The next day was an IB prophin kind of day for him

[@jay-rus4437]

That is FREAKING AWESOME. Absolutely love it. Been in construction for over 20 years...own and operate our construction company now, and would really like to build my own set up. Its inspiring to watch you doing it.

[@Shooter308]

Andrew I've been watching your videos and I have to say you are amazing . I can't wait until its finished . Having friends that will come when you need them is what its all about . Can't wait to see what you do with the inside . Another GREAT video .

[@jamesscott1932]

Wow! 400,000 subscribers so fast. Being good gets you stuff.

[@Mike.Howard]

Fort Camarata is coming along nicely! Great job Andrew!

[@moosesnWoop]

Happy New Year Andrew! All the best for you and your business this year! Looking forward to seeing more work this year

[@cannon440]

I felt so sorry for your friend handling the pour by himself, that is a 3 man job. I felt so relieved when your second friend showed up. You are amazing the projects you take on & breeze through them. Always a pleasure watching you work. BTW Dexter approves seeing Levi.

[@briankitchen6686]

A man's home is his castle - literally.

[@zaxarispetixos8728]

It is not his home

[@bjgarbacz1]

It's his shop

[@ryker1725]

It’s a shop

[@psullivan40]

What are you talking about? There's living space is front 2nd floor, the only heated area.

[@paulritz5655]

Paul Sullivan: You're right. It's in one of the vids. Maybe he doesn't want Pops to feel lonely. Nothing wrong with that. Possibly he's set up to do his editing at home. Could be a lot of things. I like that Andrew holds his cards close to the chest and is Minimalist about handling out personal information. Better to be the mystery man and keep everyone on their toes, guessing.

[@domas7677]

I didn't even expect your video today, you're amazing Andrew!

[@casper7784]

Nice job , Levi seems to move around better in cooler weather! Have a great 2020 Andrew !

[@jperkins157]

It’s been a long time since I’ve laughed that hard. Skid steer backs out of frame and the dozer rolls in. Andrew said hell with this, I’m done messing around 😂😂😂

[@stringyGG]

As soon as I saw the skid steer I thought there’s no way that’s helping enough, get the dozer!

[@nthpottery8453]

This channel is immense, Thanks Andrew, really enjoy watching your uploads. Brilliant, nice one.

[@evanscreekbrahman7511]

Congrats on 400K subs Andrew ! ! !

[@bueller48]

Andrew: thanks for the continued effort you put forth into making interesting content. I always look forward to your videos and always learn something. Cheers.

[@jameshollis7521]

I second this.

[@ctdieselnut]

Easy thumbs up both this comment and vid. He has drive, and will no doubt have a good life built on what he has and has accomplished.

[@williebourke3571]

There's no end to your good ideas , The drone flights really show us what a beautiful place you live , and the views off that building are spectacular, Great work Andrew and friends ,

[@Africanfrogs]

Should let Levi walk across a long section on fresh concrete, would be a great memory of him.

[@MetalSphere10]

That is such a great idea!!!

[@rkbrauercontractingservice2950]

Cement poisoning is no bueno, especially on paws. I had a boxer that wondered onto fresh concrete 16" deep. Between getting it refinished ricky-tick and getting half of his body clean of concrete, it was a fun day.

[@Africanfrogs]

Ground Pounder yea it’s not good for any skin. It would take 15 seconds or less for him to walk across and Andrew would wipe his paws off. Only bad if it it’s on there for a minute. Have put my dogs feet in concrete many times, 0 issue

[@madeinbelgium8552]

waw, pouring concrete is always stressful

[@justinaulgur9812]

Not if you no what your doing

[@jmac88022]

You should watch Mike Days concrete channel. Those guys make it look way too easy on every job. Dirt Boss is Miyagi too

[@Engineer9736]

J4YBONE If you’re not a professional, so just a DIY’er, then you don’t have enough experience to be not stressed.

[@justinaulgur9812]

@@Engineer9736 what?

[@davids1033]

Always nice to have extra ppl during a concrete pour.

[@mikecooper7816]

Looks really good Andrew...can’t wait to see the finish project.

[@yonieter2]

Yes!! Another video from Andrew that saved my day!

[@gameofwar7960]

Congrats on 400k subscribers! You have great videos that are detailed and fun to watch. Great work and keep those videos coming bro!

[@brianthaxton229]

Very impressive work....I imagine most people have no idea how much work that was! Great video!

[@RobertMcKayJones]

Just finished binge watching every AC video and I am going through withdrawal. So sad. So I just ordered T-Shirts from Ebay. The best channel on KZbin. Andrew, you need to make up some Levi T-shirts! After all, he is a guest stars in almost every video and he is such a trooper! Maybe in preparation for his 14th Birthday. Seriously Andrew, you are so clever and inspiring. Thank you! The little lessons you have taught me.... like if you can’t find something you know you have, start cleaning. You’ll probably find what you were looking for and your shop will be clean. I am not sure how you developed your sixth sense for knowing what the best camera position should be, but... it really works for us. Great stuff!

[@bcwhelan27]

Congrats on 400k Andrew! Keep up the great work!

[@buildstoys]

Nice to have Jesse on that pour, he does great work.

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Andrew has 400k friends who would love to come and help him on a moments notice. :)

[@Zsolto66]

This was nice :)

[@albertmoore5639]

Certainly has one right here! Would take me more than 10 minutes to get there but I'd be there to help.

[@ZGGordan]

I like to help all my friends, a job done is more rewarding than any money B)

[@epsilonsilver7286]

Or 400k who will invade if the grid goes down.

[@donc81]

Didn't he meet Jessie through KZbin? That guy looks like he's been an awesome help

[@davej3840]

I really like the way you problem solve and just get stuff done. I'm 50 and well versed in many fields like you - I still learn something from watching your videos and enjoy them. Keep up the good work man :)

[@tristankrensavage356]

Not much makes me happier then seeing you dropped another video, keep up the great work!!!!

[@fynbo1007]

What a amazing job you did, thank you for sharing your amazing journey. God bless you, your friends and your family

[@kevinsnyder333]

Saturday morning treat, thanks Andrew!

[@wh8085]

Awesome stuff Andrew . I'm simply amazed at your knowledge of all types of construction . Thanks much for sharing your projects ! Those new tools you bought for this project amaze me too , I didn't even know they existed . a portable drill press with magnet base ! That's cool stuff.

[@davecassidy]

Stoked ,new content , watching Andrew work , Livin the dream .

[@NOAH_HINMAN]

I just love your drone shots

[@MyCracker1234]

I was thinking through the whole time you were pouring that you need at least another person there, that was too much work for one man and concrete starts to heat up faster than people think. You got it done that's all that matters, very stressful pouring concrete, you either have too many bodies or not enough I find, It's always better to have more help than not enough, stress levels rise because it's a time sensitive job.

[@dexterquincy1]

Your lucky to have such a good friend like Jessie.

[@fullerspubcollector]

Happy New year Levi and Andrew, looking forward to lots of great vids with bigger 'toys'. 'Thunderbirds are go!'

[@TillingsExcavation]

Congrats on 400k Subscribers! Can't wait for you to hit 1 Million!!!!

[@michaelb.5345]

You and your friends did amazing work. Looks great. Good to have friends!!

[@tonybranham284]

i think it was a good thing that you had Jesse there to help you,a lot of young men would not have worked that hard at anything,but togather you got the job done,and a very good job at that.thanks for the video Andrew. your channel is the best

[@Rakrak1775]

Andrew is the dude i think about anytime i have to do anything that is hard work. always keeps me motivated thanks dude! you really don't know just how much your videos have helped me be a better worker and learn a to never be afraid to jump into any kind of project.