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Omg no

I hope this isn’t a dumb question, but wouldn’t it be faster if pour a layer of cement, then wet, let dry; then repeat? The bottom is guaranteed to be try then right?

You can do it by layers too, you will be sure the middle will be wet too, every 2 inch you put, you wet and the final top layer you do like this video.

Pushing me like yeaszzz I can Thank you❤

The bottom and middle of that slab are still powder. The water doesn’t permeate through enough to soak the powder after that 1st or 2nd soak.

I love how people still think they know better than the manufacturer's instructions.

This is a very bad idea for all sorts of reasons do not take his or this advice why cause with all of our modern technology you should be able to plug and play the device your better off investing in a high end laptop that supports multi display either hdmi or dvi there’s far better ideas than this one

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20 bags at $4 a bag ..costs $80 And his Time.

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It would have been less work to just mix it and pour it wet. That whole project is 45-60 minutes for one person.

Waste of a video

How do you secure in place?

Someone remind me how this is in anyway easier and faster than wet poured concrete. $4000 quote for that pad was a message from the contractor. He didn't want to do it but if he got 4k he would. It might also have been the contractor's way to motivate the homowner to do it himself. Dry pour, die poor. The marketing of this product is too much BS.

Seems like this dry pour method is good for temporary projects.

4 inch thick should have used some chicken wire or metal mesh but looks amazing.

Nice

Noticed how every negative comments here are either works in the construction of some sort related to cement/concrete or straight up concrete business owner/workers. This tells you a lot😂😂😂. $4K for that is crazy. I myself dry poured a triple garage I built 8yrs ago and still going strong! Way better than $20k!! It's also sealed with Epoxy for oil stains and spills just in case.

You mean 3.5" thick... People forget nominal thickness on 2x4 is not 4" thick...

Learn how to use that saw before you make a video next time.

What is this guy a professional bowler nobody asked him to throw the package! I'm pretty sure they gave him training on how to set a package down. I hope he got fired!!!

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If it's not seen. Buried posts or back of garage pad id do dry. Heavy foot traffic I'm mixing. Do two projects and call in the minimum mixer load, probably 4 yds Search concrete and have the hole ready. Most drivers if you hand him an iced coffee will walk you thru or tell you before you fck up

He made a concrete truffle

Dry concrete is way weaker than regular concrete, why the hell should i pick the weak option...

Good problem solver😊

Fabulous 😍 idea!!!

Slacker👹

❤ Is there a name for this particular style of shelving? As in "no brackets" 😅 I'm a girl with a ton of brand new tools, In a brand new house...I just don't know how to use them yet LOL Thank you internet!

I don't know. I feel like it's WAY easier calling a truck to dump some mixed concrete and just float n' broom It.

i´m thinking about doing the same on larger scale but i´m thinking using rebar aswell

Looks good! These no it all’s are hilarious! Why pay a professional when you can do it for a fraction of the price!! It does hold up if you do it right and it’s not like a car is being driven on it! People always have to be negative but if it’s not for you, you have nothing to worry about! 🙄🤷🏻‍♀️

Guarantee. 20cm down it’s still dust

I’m no expert but I did go to a civil engineering school and have a degree in it. There were classes focusing on concrete and strength of materials. I wonder why people mix concrete? It’s much easier to dry pour, why were we not taught this method? To summarize concrete has a chemical reaction with the water , sand, aggregate and Portland cement. Concrete can have many amendments added that strengthen and give it special properties such as steel rebar, fencing and nowadays ground metal shavings all to enhance strength of the concrete. There are also amendments that can alter the properties of the concrete for example cold weather. Concrete mixed properly will have most of its strength in the first 30 days thus the variable f subprime. This not mixing it up, and just dumping the Portland cement out is strange at best. I was in Mexico , deep In Mexico once in my life. They mix it using the volcano method. A volcano of Portland cement and the sand and the water, no wheelbarrow even. Five gallon pails to truck it to sight. It was throughly mixed though. Using shovels and hard labor. Skipping the mixing is much easier and attractive for that reason. It will not have the strength a proper mix would have. If it’s so wonderful why is it not standard practice in construction? There are reasons.

Thats perfect. Im always amazed how over engineered walkways are. Its for WALKING but you see pros use steel too! I had to remove a walking pad once and it took me a week bevause of that! This looked far far easier than mixing/pouring.

Concretes works by chemical reaction with water. When you dry poor like this it is inherently weaker as not all of the concrete has reacted with the water and hardened

I still woulda put rebar in that….

😂😂😂😂😂😂 No words.

why didn't you mix the concrete?

Love the video. Thank you

I’m a fan of dry pour in certain situations. This is not a weight bearing application so it’s quick and easy.

How is this possible and so easy. Your method working on my Wavlink USB docking station for PC. I have been fighting this all day, doing updates, firmware upgrades, diagnostics on hardware and your method fixed it in seconds. Thanks.

If you want weaker concrete do it this way. Just mix that Sh** up

Good job! But have my doubts on durability

It’s weaker than a real pour, but if it’s just people walking on it all the time it will last for a long time. Now if you’re driving a car on it and parking a car… won’t last. But in this situation nothing wrong with it. 😂

I enjoyed the video. My son and I doing a dry concrete pour tomorrow. 12x20 with rebar.

What a waste of time and money

Don't ever do this...

Unfortunately this is not a good idea ..... not strong and won't last ......

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