Pouring Technical Concrete Ep.92

Huge thanks to Dustin and his crew who make all concrete jobs look easy.
Concrete pour in our shop two years ago: • Affordable Concrete Fl...
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[@badlandskid]

That concrete subcontractor is a master craftsman. His crew is amazing as well.

[@ElementalMaker]

That's the kind of concrete finishing that brings a tear to the eye. What an outstanding slab.

[@rjtumble]

You know the man is good when he wears a black t-shirt to a job like this and it's still black when he's done. Makes me want to go try Too Shy beer.

[@LuckySlevin7]

I‘m a civil engineer specialized in concrete... and after watching this I feel like I know nothing. What a beautiful work of art you have created there. I really wanna live in that house.

[@not2intoutube]

You can tell Scott has a soft soft for concrete. All of their concrete pour videos are 20+ mins while a majority of their videos are lucky to reach 10. I'll take whatever I can get though, it's all great content and I'm here for the knowledge not a production.

[@alienhexican8017]

Tip on taping the sides to eliminate air pockets: use a reciprocating saw with the blade removed. Gives great vibration without blowing forms out.

[@stronkde]

Ahh.. Coffee and EC in the morning. Saturday checklist = complete

[@cubacereos6851]

Everyone who worked with the concrete knows how easy this could turn to a nightmare .Great crew.

[@ECE2424]

I am an Electrician from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 for over 22 years now. I have always thought “what a treat” when the concrete finishers are on site. I just love the way these fellas can transform an ugly soupy mess into a beautiful moulded surface. It’s truly a very technical art. As where my job very little art to it. It really is a wonderful site to see these boys do there thing. Its funny to see that I’m not the only one that feels this way as ALL the other trades will park there butts for break far enough away but close enough to witness the magic. We can always count on the finishers to work through break, lunch and dinner sometimes.

[@Recovering_Californian]

I like seeing the rabar chairs. Some contractors don't use them and claim that the rebar won't be pushed to the very bottom even though their guys are stepping all over it during the pour.

[@lanceavats8881]

Man watching concrete go from a lumpy rock soup to a smooth and beautiful looking piece with your narration is a great way to start a work day!

[@solidus784]

Those lads really know their trade, in fairness to them.

[@clandugger]

I have seen a lot of concrete pours over the years. That crew is tight, and the pre-planning really showed in the finished product. Very impressive.

[@jaker1160]

I noticed that block fall in concrete at

[@markbogen8970]

I have been in the business for 37 years, if you are lucky enough to hire this crew you are VERY lucky!

[@nicholasblake9005]

I found the music artful and anxious. This reflects concrete pouring very accurately.

[@leviledbetter]

You should have seen my face when the concept of exposed aggregate became a reality for me as he was spraying the porch off. Man this is really cool. Can't wait to see the interior finishings; tile, carpet , countertops etc...

[@horatiohornblower868]

Pouring concrete is a science and an art form at the same time. And these people sure know what they're doing!

[@thomasutley]

Fantastic. Learned a lot from this pour. Mostly I learned to not try this myself, but that, too, is valuable knowledge.

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