Wow 🤩 I am so grateful for this RUclips Chanel. I just graduated school and my father owns a formwork company in Sydney. This will be a great learning curve for me to broaden my skills much quicker. Just earned a sub buddy and I hope you continue to upload more Formwork skills. Cheers
thanks brother! I'll be uploading quite a few soon, just bought a new camera rhis week and upgrading the pc next week for my editing as I havn't been able to finish any vids off due to pc locking up constantly. PC problems take all the fun out of it!
Thats a good idea for that type of 1 off stairs, Im not in formwork anymore butwe used to cut the whole stringer out of ply wood and nail the risers to the stringer then the stringer to the wall or side shutter. But they were typically multiple use. I would definitely change to this method for this type of scenario
Were these stairs wet finished or stripped the next day? Im guessing they wouldnt be able to be finished without the stringer being taken down, to get one side of the riser out. For a same day wet finish would you just cut the risers with a 17mm gap on either side?
Yeah but no one wet finishes here. I don’t really like the look of wet finished, yes it’s sealed up better but you don’t get crisp corners. I know it is possible and guys can do it but generally you guys bullnose it all and it’s never perfectly straight.
You made that look easier than it actually is, I don't think people realise how much skill goes into it. Good job...
Thanks Svenka
Wow 🤩 I am so grateful for this RUclips Chanel. I just graduated school and my father owns a formwork company in Sydney. This will be a great learning curve for me to broaden my skills much quicker. Just earned a sub buddy and I hope you continue to upload more Formwork skills. Cheers
thanks brother! I'll be uploading quite a few soon, just bought a new camera rhis week and upgrading the pc next week for my editing as I havn't been able to finish any vids off due to pc locking up constantly. PC problems take all the fun out of it!
@@bmformworkconcreteconstruc9783 Looking forward to it buddy 💪 keep up the good work
Thats a good idea for that type of 1 off stairs, Im not in formwork anymore butwe used to cut the whole stringer out of ply wood and nail the risers to the stringer then the stringer to the wall or side shutter.
But they were typically multiple use.
I would definitely change to this method for this type of scenario
Yes I like your method but as you say it better suits repeatability. I pretty much never get stairs with the same rise and run.
Were these stairs wet finished or stripped the next day? Im guessing they wouldnt be able to be finished without the stringer being taken down, to get one side of the riser out. For a same day wet finish would you just cut the risers with a 17mm gap on either side?
Yeah but no one wet finishes here. I don’t really like the look of wet finished, yes it’s sealed up better but you don’t get crisp corners. I know it is possible and guys can do it but generally you guys bullnose it all and it’s never perfectly straight.
Do you remove the forms too ? Can you grab a shot of the finished product ? Great watching a pro
usually I don't remove the forms unfortunately, but in my next wall video I show how the columns turned out.
What laser level are you using there? Looks good for outdoor use.
Geofennel. I now have a hilti. Hilti is better
@@bmformworkconcreteconstruc9783 PM 30-MG? Brighter outdoors?
@@bmformworkconcreteconstruc9783 which Hilti are you using now? PM 30-MG?
Where can I see when they poured the concrete? 😊
Can't mate, I didn't film it
Keep them videos up!
I have a couple in the works
Can this work in the construction of a small outdoor theater seating?
Yep sure
Hey mate, love your work. how large do you usually cut your cleats? cheers!!
Hi Taylor, 200-300mm
How your videos make me love my job more
What's your job?
@@bmformworkconcreteconstruc9783 I do a bit of formwork too
cool! thanks for watching
@@bmformworkconcreteconstruc9783 we need more videos like these very informative
@@bakanindlovu4014 thankyou very much
Wheres the pour for those Steps?
I do the formwork mate, not the concrete. I wasn't present for the pour