Monolithic Slab or Alaskan slab

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @DIRT-BOSS
    @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +21

    Sorry about the editing mishap this one was tough for me for some reason!! 💪

    • @markg.2501
      @markg.2501 Год назад +5

      Didn't even notice.......Have a good week Mike!!

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +3

      @@markg.2501 thanks buddy

    • @douglascole3842
      @douglascole3842 Год назад

      I love my cr700 receiver

    • @ChrisGraham00
      @ChrisGraham00 Год назад

      no biggie, i was confused for like 25 seconds. thought maybe i clicked something by mistake. lol

    • @GRUBB-MUDD
      @GRUBB-MUDD Год назад

      ​@DIRT-BOSS what do u edit on? Computer or iPad or phone? What editor program?

  • @markg.2501
    @markg.2501 Год назад +10

    Make no mistake about it..This Man LOVES his Tilt Bucket..(Can Ya Blame Him?)

    • @dirkdiggler2052
      @dirkdiggler2052 Год назад

      How many functions can you add? It like going from 2 button on a 1990 Nintendo to a 101 keyboard for fornite

    • @6582rg
      @6582rg Год назад

      My pick for the most talented excavator operator on UTube. One of few who has to deal with really tight spaces and close tolerances on a regular basis. Nice work DB.

  • @sassafrasvalley1939
    @sassafrasvalley1939 Год назад +7

    Boss man… thanks for the ticket to the Mini Excavator gymnastics… I especially liked that spin-a-ruskey move!

  • @6582rg
    @6582rg Год назад +6

    My pick for the most talented excavator operator on UTube. One of few who has to deal with really tight spaces and close tolerances on a regular basis. Nice work DB.

  • @jculbertson094
    @jculbertson094 Год назад +5

    Nice. Never seen a tilt bucket on a skid. Million dollar idea

  • @johnoswald6192
    @johnoswald6192 3 месяца назад +1

    You're pretty good with the skid steer. Good work!

  • @alittlebitofeverything5090
    @alittlebitofeverything5090 Год назад +5

    **Request Dirt Boss**
    You have got to set up your gopro on the side of that bridge when you go across it loaded. Would love to see how much it deflects! Thanks! As always awesome job!

  • @sonnyblazer5504
    @sonnyblazer5504 Год назад +3

    *YOU* Big GUY have a way to talk details of what the job will be like you invented it. It's like you rehearsed it all but I attribute much to your years of expertise - *BUT* funny thing is you do the same on10+ *DIFFERENT* jobs. Did *DIRT BOSS* give us a new VIDEO? *YES* so there are NO MISHAPS - *JUST ALL GOOD* and we thank you!!!

  • @DirtBrute
    @DirtBrute Год назад +4

    Nice job Mike . Yeah I got a break out the tilt bucket and give it to work out !

  • @MichaelJones1527
    @MichaelJones1527 Год назад +8

    Great video Mike. Not everyone understands that type of a slab.

  • @stickhillfarm
    @stickhillfarm Год назад +3

    Thaanks for the blanket tip. no more hollows and odd pieces that never stay put

  • @wingman8447
    @wingman8447 Год назад +6

    You made it look easy. Nice work. Good vid thanks

  • @GRUBB-MUDD
    @GRUBB-MUDD Год назад

    Im impressed w the whole brand dirt boss. Btw i appreciate u coming over and checking out that muddy feet podcast

  • @johnb.2936
    @johnb.2936 Год назад +3

    Enjoyed watching as always.

  • @CowboyCarCrushing
    @CowboyCarCrushing Год назад +4

    Well looks who's 1st 🤠👍

  • @j.c.smithprojects
    @j.c.smithprojects Год назад +2

    i always enjoy watching you do your work. precision, prep and planning...very enjoyable.

  • @Dozz70
    @Dozz70 Год назад +5

    Wow....I really love this channel Mike. Your energy is very cool! Great explanation all the way through.....Outstanding brother....Thumbs Up All the Way!!

  • @GRUBB-MUDD
    @GRUBB-MUDD Год назад +1

    No wonder they call u the dirt boss! Much love and respect man, id love to hear your story, if u down lmk

  • @sensequest
    @sensequest 3 месяца назад +1

    Nice I'm in Saskatoon i'm pouring one next year thanks for the tips

  • @edmarchigiani9419
    @edmarchigiani9419 Год назад +2

    Hello, Time Warp!. Thanks for the Video DB. Great work as usual. Looking forward to seeing more get done.

  • @maxobara1496
    @maxobara1496 Год назад +2

    Bing, bang, boom, just like that DB gets it done.💪 Nice to see Crazy Carl back on site!! Mike you haven’t missed a step on moving concrete around 💪 Nice a Nice my friend 👍🇺🇸

  • @JoeDriscoll-ux6ig
    @JoeDriscoll-ux6ig Год назад +2

    You make it happen so well without skipping a beat no matter the challenges giving you.

  • @anthonypiligno7618
    @anthonypiligno7618 Год назад +2

    🎉 thanks for the video bro 🎉.. JJ.. Jonjon...😊..

  • @ashtonlong1235
    @ashtonlong1235 Год назад +1

    now i know what to save all the old blankets for

  • @northeasterndirtandpropert7974
    @northeasterndirtandpropert7974 Год назад +2

    Nice job.Tight spaces always keep you thinking.From material storage to access and efficiency.

  • @randywinegardner7517
    @randywinegardner7517 5 месяцев назад +1

    I’m curious why you put the stone over the foam? In my experience stone goes first to provide a drainage plane below the concrete. Dirt, stone, foam, vapor barrier, then concrete. With the blankets you’ve used here you’re effectively creating a vapor barrier between the dirt and the stone. Enjoy your videos regardless just wondering what the strategy is here.

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  5 месяцев назад +1

      Thermal protection from frost.. any moisture will drain out from the blanket it's got stone under it and on it

  • @terrancesnyder9323
    @terrancesnyder9323 Год назад +1

    GOOD MORNING

  • @georgeenriquez612
    @georgeenriquez612 Год назад +1

    Another great video and great work Mike👍🏻 Concrete hard work and can also be fun work to do

  • @supersasquatch
    @supersasquatch 6 месяцев назад +1

    So the key around permafrost is to fill up with gravel? How deep is needed to be secure long term?

  • @alansmith7034
    @alansmith7034 Год назад +3

    First off love your video's and your projects. I learn a bunch every time. Question, What make of concrete blankets are you using? Thanks and all the best. Keep up the great video's and great work you do. Stay safe.

  • @mickryan3516
    @mickryan3516 Год назад +1

    Well done Mike you still teach me new ideas on digging with your explanations but I am jealous of your material to dig I just have thin layer of clay then bedrock usually, but if it’s to easy it’s boring ha ha

  • @ChunkyMonkaayyy
    @ChunkyMonkaayyy Год назад +4

    Anyone know what kind of stone was that for the base? It didn't look the same as the crush-n-run that we have where I am. The stuff we get packs real tight like concrete, that looked different. I'm not too familiar with this stuff, so I'm definitely ignorant on the subject.

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +4

      It was crushed #2 clean rock

    • @ChunkyMonkaayyy
      @ChunkyMonkaayyy Год назад +2

      @@DIRT-BOSS Wow, thanks for the reply! Do you have a video on when to use which type of stone? I used "2-inch minus" for my shed and driveway base. It packed in real solid. I watered it and tamped in 2" lifts. But I'd love to learn if I should've used clean stone, or when it's appropriate to use what.

  • @tedohio3038
    @tedohio3038 Год назад +1

    Very nice video, like to see finished building.

  • @davidnull5590
    @davidnull5590 Год назад +3

    @DIRT-BOSS Question about your frost blankets/concrete blankets - Don't frost blankets rely on tiny pockets of trapped air to get their insulation value? I'm pretty sure frost blankets need space, they need 'loft'/fluff in order to have insulation value. If they are compressed their insulation value disappears. Does the spec sheet for those frost blankets list the R value for compressed blankets? Thanks.

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +1

      At the end of the day it is still foam

  • @alexosborne5629
    @alexosborne5629 Год назад +3

    45 minutes from start to finish ???? 🤣 if only it was that simple...... 🤷‍♂️
    Back on the concrete gang, hard work, but rewarding 😁👊
    Bridge is probably ready for replacement, now that would be an interesting one for you, Mike !!!!

  • @Chestnut0923
    @Chestnut0923 Год назад +1

    I’m a fan of the Sany machines! I know you like kubota and I’ve ran them a lot but those Sany machines for the price and warranty they have they in my opinion work better than the kubota

  • @panini2016
    @panini2016 Год назад +1

    Can the slap holds 2 story shed? Will the side need to be deeper than 18 inches? Planing to build a 16x28 sheds. Love the video!

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +1

      You would have to ask your manufacturer of the building if it's a prefab or you're building code

  • @JDG022664
    @JDG022664 8 месяцев назад +1

    What’s the fabric you used? Can that be used instead of foam insulation?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  8 месяцев назад +2

      Concrete Frost blankets

  • @brucem3650
    @brucem3650 Год назад +1

    How come you want a 35 size mini? I'm looking at the 040.

  • @mikerieger8964
    @mikerieger8964 Год назад +2

    What blankets did you use?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +1

      Concrete thermal dont know manufacturer

  • @refixed
    @refixed Год назад +1

    You're a surgeon with that tilt bucket! How would you do this if it was on a clay base? I'm considering doing a frost protected mono slab for my new shop, but I'm only about 2' over bedrock, and it's pretty much all clay... any suggestions?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +2

      You could either cut it down to the bedrock filling with stone or just put Stone under it we do it all the time here on Clay you'll be fine you could also do the extra step and put geotextile road fabric under it then Stone

  • @MrRickoscar
    @MrRickoscar Год назад +1

    Nice.

  • @msdarwin04
    @msdarwin04 Месяц назад +1

    I am in Kentucky and we deal with a frost depth of 24-30". I am wondering, would this method work for something like a pole barn 40x60?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Месяц назад +1

      @@msdarwin04 yes but Pole Barns use the poles as support concrete goes inside

    • @msdarwin04
      @msdarwin04 Месяц назад

      @@DIRT-BOSS I was thinking of either placing the posts (and their supports) in place just before the concrete so the concrete will encase the posts and shear the tops off to same height, or placing 6x6 mounts into the concrete, then place the posts and the rest after. I was thinking the latter would be the best idea.

  • @markhowes126
    @markhowes126 7 месяцев назад +1

    How come some times you have a 2 ft haunch sometimes 1 ft?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  7 месяцев назад +1

      All depends on how it's engineered

  • @joem4746
    @joem4746 Год назад +1

    What does a job like this run for a 24x36 w/ 6" in the center? You come down to Ulster County?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +1

      Yeah you have to Email me

    • @joem4746
      @joem4746 Год назад

      @@DIRT-BOSS just did. 👍

  • @badawesome
    @badawesome 10 месяцев назад

    I think and Alaskan slab would have vertical and horizontal insulation on the perimeter.

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  10 месяцев назад +1

      Not all of them..some have none

  • @kirkschellhammer6593
    @kirkschellhammer6593 12 дней назад +1

    Cool 😎

  • @kennethyanni1845
    @kennethyanni1845 8 месяцев назад +1

    Question how come nor a 36 in footer

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  8 месяцев назад +1

      Floating slab

  • @kylejones2075
    @kylejones2075 Год назад +1

    Where do you get those blankets?🌟🌟🌟

  • @CowboyCarCrushing
    @CowboyCarCrushing Год назад +2

    Zero ☔ in Texas 🥵😩🔥

  • @JaxsonKelly-j9x
    @JaxsonKelly-j9x Год назад +1

    Well looks who's 1st . 5:50?.

  • @huntercraft1668
    @huntercraft1668 Год назад +1

    Besides the stone what held the symons panels in place and to grade?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +1

      Metal pins stakes

    • @huntercraft1668
      @huntercraft1668 Год назад

      @DIRT-BOSS I couldn't see them in the video. How did you hold them to the pins? All the symons panels I have used only have the slots for keys and holes for nails

    • @carlj.rivera5132
      @carlj.rivera5132 Год назад

      Attached to the whalers

  • @bigZ8734
    @bigZ8734 Год назад +1

    Do these slabs work well for Adirondack camps? Any heaving issues? Looking to get my camp done upstate

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +1

      No they work well they're meant to float

  • @rustrtal
    @rustrtal Год назад +2

    Too bad you don’t have slinger trucks in your area…perfect job for one.

  • @thomassuechee
    @thomassuechee Год назад

    What was the cost for something like that?

  • @cyumadbrosummit3534
    @cyumadbrosummit3534 Год назад

    Men have been cutting perfect grades without a tilt bucket for 50+ years. Takes 2 minutes to level a starting spot.

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  Год назад +3

      Technology my buddy don't be afraid of it

  • @lionelwebster7880
    @lionelwebster7880 9 месяцев назад

    How much did you charge for this job?

    • @DIRT-BOSS
      @DIRT-BOSS  9 месяцев назад +1

      I don't charge nothing on RUclips

  • @memyselfandifarmer
    @memyselfandifarmer Год назад +1

    5:50?

  • @paulhicks4340
    @paulhicks4340 Год назад +1

    Man I hope to never work with the engineer that made you do that. We do a ton of mono slabs for garages and never had to insulate one yet. I bet you were wishing you kept the 121 on site to throw that stone around, we typically only use our 306 Cat to do all the work

  • @Ned-p1y
    @Ned-p1y Год назад +1

    Just don’t put bridge inspector on the bug shield of the Kw like the logging guy from Grafton did years ago

  • @genecoppedge5972
    @genecoppedge5972 8 месяцев назад +2

    Amazing work guys that floor is flat. You should see the floors in my house in Arizona. The builders using that cheap labor coming across that southern border. They work fast but the quality really suffers. I appreciate that it’s all Americans working on your project. Americans need to come first not the illegal aliens. In other countries Americans don’t come first. Enough said, thank you for the video.

  • @jacobbuckley8232
    @jacobbuckley8232 Год назад +3

    U and dirt who?

  • @РусланДаутов-м3з
    @РусланДаутов-м3з Год назад +1

    Чувак делай, ролики по короче я половину промотал

  • @Dbailey981
    @Dbailey981 Год назад +1

    Ditch the awful music.