Construction of a MEGA sized Modern Home PT 7
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This video shows a construction crew working on pouring a concrete wall for a foundation. They are setting up the formwork, drilling holes, mixing epoxy, and using a skid steer to move materials around the site. The crew discusses various challenges they are facing, such as bending rebar into the right shapes, dealing with obstructions, and ensuring the formwork is properly braced. They also discuss the reasons why they are doing the formwork themselves instead of hiring it out. Overall, the video provides a detailed look at the step-by-step process of constructing a concrete foundation.
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Next time you guys do rebar work, you really really really need to send the drawings to a detailer. They will do a full take off and then cut, bend, and even assemble some stuff together for you so that its just place in the correct location and go. Those square ties will come bent and all you do is tie them where they need to go. It costs something, but you will 10000% save more in time than it costs to have that done.
The bent rebar is called a "tie". "Stirrups" are open one end and "ties" provide a closed loop. To save a bunch of time, you can order the ties from suppliers all bent into shape. It doesn't even cost that much more. Although it was worth entertainment value.
Jamie, you're so much fun! I absolutely love your sense of humor (and your puns!!). And you have the cutest smile! (I'm nearly 80 years old.....you could be my grandson!!) But more than all of that, I learn so much from you. And don't let them keep you from talking! Your creativity is off the charts. I love how you explain all the things you're doing and why and thanks for drawing all the little things you draw on the odd piece of wood to help explain them. You and your crew do exceptional, I say, EXCEPTIONAL work. Your homes are beautiful.......and it's great that you are a perfectionist where it really counts. If you were in my neck of the woods, I'd hire you to build a home for me! But, alas, I'm in Washington State. Thanks for your videos, too. Eric, you do a GREAT job with those!
I second that... If you come to Australia we would hire you all..
Its unbelievable how humble jamie is. Shout to you my man
Yes, they are stirrups, and typically would be ordered through a rebar supplier ( whitecap, HD Supply, etc...) usually they can have them within 1-3 days depending on order size, how busy, etc... Much more cost effective and accurate than trying to make them yourself.
Call them "ties" to be more precise. Technically stirrups are open one end but people use the terms interchangeably.
Start buying your Rebar fabricated. You'll thank yourself. Save money too.
In South Africa you can order and get within 3-days, all your steel cut up, bent and sized as you wish. BTW, I'm also in the construction business, the difference is that all our houses, apartments and buildings are brick and concrete folks 😊
The helmet cam is making me woozy.. 😂
My nephew used to Wakeboard professionally. I would go with him sometimes when he was teaching clinics. At days end he would ride for a hour doing his tricks. He made it look so easy and after the hour was up he would let go of the rope, we would pick him up and we would call it a day. I could ride one foot no matter how much I watched him. Lol
The skid loader POV with commentary was great!
Skid steer view is great. Next time try a chest cam instead of head mounted. The swinging around is too much!
Me and the wife absolutely love the fact that you do beginning to end jobs in fact we thoroughly enjoy it keep up the good work and keep sending the RUclips vids out 👍😁😎
Ray n Jay the "Rebar Kings" celebrating the small victories! That there is how you stay up on even the hardest days.
Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪. I've been watching you guys for years. Love your programs. Teach me a lot. You have such lovely work colleagues. ❤️🇸🇪🇺🇸👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻😎
Another great video. Thank you for ‘building the RUclips channel’. This type of concrete construction is ominous here in Europe. Which we would focus on sustainable wood building as well. Keep it up and looking forward to the completed project.
I’m a 70 year old woman in Indiana. I just want to tell you how much I enjoy your vlogs. The crews banter makes my day. I also putter in dyi projects, so your expertise is sometimes helpful to my small scale activities. I watch Jasons’ channel too. Now that guy is a mess lol. Thanks for sharing your world with us. I look forward to you every week. Be safe and God bless❣️
Hello from the city of Belgorod! I have been watching your videos for a long time and they help me to escape from everyday problems. I am learning interesting things about construction and would like to work with your team. Best wishes for peace and good health to everyone!
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Appreciate the videos guys. I have been in school for construction management for the last two years, I have my own experience as well but seeing you guys put everything together is amazing. You truly help bring my technical knowledge to life, this is invaluable and hope for you to continue to document any new processes you come across.
dont forget your BANDING TOOL to repackage the forms/pallets for transport back to the supplier
We always drop a surveyors pin in all our corners before all the rebar and supplies get in the way. Don't over tight the pins too it will screw up the straightening of the wall and can also cause the ties to zipper. That's bad bad bad. Oh ya, spray the panels lying on the ground. Then, put them up. Oil on the rebar is bad.
Tie the hoops temporarily in the wall. Feed the straight bars through them and into the holes.
Your turn buckles need to be at 45 degrees, brother. Otherwise the wall will move alot
I can't wait to see these walls get poured and the forms come off
Those forms are gnarly, but you're doing alright given all the challenges. Makes me realize how crazy streamlined building here in NL is, we get specialist crews for every part of the work, with equipment and tools up the wazoo banging out jobs like it's going out of style. "Doing it all" is still the best way, very entertaining to see how you all handle it.
I have to say that I am really enjoying my Perkins Builder Belt, they also ship from very close to me in Ohio, and show up next day, so that's cool!
Great to see you broadening your skills! Pouring the basement walls was one of the few things in the construction of my log home that I wasn’t hands on.
Enjoyed the first person video game at the end with the skidsteer
I love the move you were doing when the apprentice was hammering the wedges in. We always called that " katunkatunka". Just like nailing in between a narrow joist bay. Edit: Also, you are so close to 1 million subscribers, congratulations. Been subbed since 50k. You are one of my favorite channels.
There must be a very good reason to do these poured concrete walls vs. concrete block or precast concrete. Could you do a segment of a video explaining the reasoning and benefits behind the process you’re using here?
Happy Father Day to you guys and all across the 🌎
I’m not even a builder and I live in a country were earthquakes and rain won’t let you build as the Perkins do… but still here I am anxiously waiting for every new video 😅 Pura Vida 🇨🇷
8:37 Ray deciding on taking a break rather than picking up the compressor has me dead AF 😂😂😂
Enjoy the show... Check the amount of walers... Possibly use more. We've seen wall pours fail. :)
Love the videos guys little tip on bending metal and it stretch out subtract 20% of the diameter that I’ll give you the proper stretch out
Number 1, good thing you you dried it out. About the drill getting wet, It's okay to spray WD40 on the mechanical side just don't let it get to the electricals because it might cause a short. For the electricals, it would be best to use contact cleaner spray and blow dry the whole thing again. It may work at the time you needed it but it may not turn on next time. It's best to clean the circuit board and other electricals with a contact cleaner with an old soft toothbrush. Lastly, make sure the whole thing is completely dry before turning it on.
Guys, I ABSOLUTELY love these videos!!!!
I’ve watched EVERY one that you have made.
The best videos on RUclips!!!!
Getting so close to 1m subscribers. One of my favourite channels and this is a great build to share. stay safe J.
Had that exact thing happen with epoxy hardening not 2 weeks back. Was helping a friend with a covered porch. He was epoxing bolts to hold the post base down. Well he got a call as well and it was hard as a rock, just as quickly after the very first hole . I tried cutting the tip back just a bit to hopefully get some use out it. But it was rock hard . So had to hand mixed it as well. I was going to use a putty knife as well. But found a cheap plastic sheetrock knife. That was sacrificed to get it done.
Always something new to learn. And almost always a work around if you get into trouble.
Luckily not as mission critical.
Pro tip bending rebar or any metals.
Is it Inside or outside dimension.
If inside- deduct nothing.
If it’s outside deduct the thickness of the material x2 per 90 bend.
So if you need a 1/2” 12x12 stirrup with a 6” over lap both side your rebar should be 55” and your bending at 1/2 short on the inside of the bend.
You guys have already taught me some much about building
Thank you for my Monday morning wake up 🎉 who needs to read all the doom and gloom when you can wake to a laugh and find some interesting bit of info to start your day/week 😅 thanks guys, your friendship is awesome and your willingness to share is fantastic ❤
If I was in the US I would join the team free of charge!!! What a happy team. Enjoying your vids from South Africa.
Happy Father's Day to All
Thanks (I’m not a dad)
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Well I WAS in the middle to rewiring my garage and putting up insulation. Guess I’ll take a break and watch this. 😅
Jamie driving the lift was awesome, lol.
You guys are so cute. A bunch of big boys playing in the dirt and building stuff. Cool 😎
Are the connection between the footing and the vertical form watertight?
If it is flooded with mud like the other not finished ones i think it will never be watertight when the forms are filled.
There is special treamtment to get it watertight.
Watching this from 16th floor of a glass building in central London, I want to drill something :(
edit: beardless you looks 15 years younger, I'd keep it clean if I were you!
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we do that all the time here in ph. In order to create stirrups we make bar benders on the table using rebars as well.
Educational and entertaining. Cannot wait until the next episode.
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Really enjoying this series so far, great to see a bigger build too 🎉
This is Going to be a great series of building! I'm excited for y'all 👍💯
Soon 1 million subscribers gratulations 🎉🎉🎉
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Those Bosch SDS drills are OP. Totally indestructible and if they do start to break down, highly serviceable too.
Yes but therefor you will need only the blue ones (professional) and not the green ones!
Can't go wrong over engineering. I like it.
New channel idea: Jamie Perkins operating machinery to the best of his ability. I love it.
Where’s all the uphill water going when it meets foundation? Waiting to see how you backfill area between house and road.
happy sunday guys!
“I really can’t see, if I’m going to run over anything here important here, but I’m just going to, sort of just hope for the best”.
Words to live by!!
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Looking forward to the next one. I imagine y'all will be close to filling the forms on it. Great job as always! 9k more subscribers let's GOOOOOOO!
19:37 The belts really comes in handy
You guys really need some 4x4 vans so that you can keep your stuff out of the weather and keep it organized. That drill case being full of water doesn't have to happen.
Watching your vids from Germany! Love the effort you giving into it! When i need a construction Company here you Are my First Choice! Would be fun for all of us
I just wanted to say that being from Canada and working in the construction field. I have to say if you were to actually embrace metric measurement's believe it or not it is so much easier and more precise no joke. I know if you actually read this you wont agree but I had to say it and you guys are great big fan
That looks to be a nice easy to use form system y'all have there! Well, at least they were "back in the day" anyways! Happy Father's Day to the dad's among you! -Bob...
the pov at the end was so cool!
Day 45 of asking, What happened to the "Developing A Mountain Community" project? Started over 2 years ago and only got 1 video on it.
Happy Fathers Day Perkins crew!
Happy Father's Day, forms looking great, people are going to be asking for the Perkins to do concrete form work now.
In India, the shuttering guys (Guys that do these concrete pouring specifically) bust out these 5-10 rings(Stirrups, we call them rings in local) in less than 2 mins manually (no fancy machine like that rebar bender you guys have!! And these kind of forms and structures are really common, I'm surprised that this is your first guys !! Well, always enjoy your content, all the best and looking for future updates on the project.
I really enjoyed guys! You’ll be through this phase of construction and off to the building races before you know it! 😅💪🇺🇸
If you use a total station then you can set permanent pins to pull from and then you don’t have to worry about foundation locations.
Maybe next time, before pouring the footings place the vertical starter bars inside the footings cage reinforcements, do an L shape at the base of the starter, and then square and profile the starter bars to ensure they are aligned correctly within the wall outline, then tie it in place and then concrete the footings.. When the footings are set the starter bars are fixed inside the dried and cured footings so you just lap the continued bars for the entire wall heights. No need to drill the starters and apply epoxy.
thanks for the content Erik and crew!
Thank you for my Monday morning wake up
Happy Father's day guys!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Creeping up on a million subscribers!
For those who are interested, the correct and full saying goes like this...
"Who ask don't get,
who don't ask don't want.
Who don't want don't get,
who don't get don't care".
That saying comes from Merle Hodge, although the original, which was later added to by Hodge came from Mahatma Gandhi.
Mahatma Gandhi was famous for a great many things and sayings such as...
"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."
And
"My religion is based on truth and non-violence. Truth is my god."
And
"Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes."
Here is one you Americans will be very familiar with...
"An eye for an eye." That quote is usually taken from the Bible, but the full quote is. "An eye for an eye will only make the world blind." Mahatma Gandhi.
But my favourite two quotes and probably most quoted after an eye for an eye are, "Live as if you were to die tomorrow."
And finally, although im British, a great lady came up with this one whose name is Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, who said...
"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." I love that one.
Great work, guys.😁🏴⚒️
Jamie's new Chevy is sweet!
Great job - as usual. Love watching you guys work.
I'm addicted to the videos. If I don't see one a day. I feel like I'm missing something
Jamie, next time get a plastic bag. Fill it with epoxy, knead it, then cut the corner off and squeeze it in the hole.
Happy Father’s Day gentlemen! Hope you all have a fantastic day.
I made it, guys!! Happy Father's day to all the fathers!! KUTGW
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I remember you said something about pouring a concrete floor. How about using hollowcore floor panels. Prestressed mad just about any length and alot thinner then 1'.
Great video and project. But why didn't you oil those panels before you put them up. Scrape and form oil, makes it easier to take them down after the concrete it cured.
If your outside measure is for a 18” x 6”, outside measure, rectangular shape using 0.625” diameter round bar you will need a starting length of 43.00” with no overlap on the loose or open end.
This really is a very big project. Is this your largest yet?
Less Jason.
The concrete frame work is so interesting. Who knew so much goes into it?
Are Superior Walls a thing in your area? More than half of the new construction I see in PA gets a Superior Wall foundation. Pre cast and insulated panels set by the manufacturer and a boom truck on a footer of clean stone with a french drain system around the outside. There is a blocking detail that has blocks in the first 2 or 3 joist bays and the floor needs poured before backfill but thats about it.
If you bend.your own stirrups, aometimes its easier to bend 2 C bars. You use more steel, but you move faster. Ordering bent bars can take up a lot of management time.
I’ve used that epoxy that you’re using. If you would actually read the directions, then you would know it sets up real fast. When using it, you don’t have much time to use it all. You don’t have time to do a lot of talking. In fact, you should do all of your talking about that epoxy before you start using it. From the moment you start mixing it in the nozzle, you have about 10 to 15 minutes to actually use the stuff or it will have set up and you are starting all over again.
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What drives the decision between using the forms or using a stacked Styrofoam block which stays in place and provides insulation? Seems like the block would be easier and faster.
Jamie can do absolutely anything except pick up a pallet with a forklift on uneven ground. lol even Superman has his kryptonite!
Lol Jamie on a skid steer
Why are you guys using epoxy for the pier rebar? Wouldn't it have been easier to cast the vertical bars when the footings were being poured?
Happy Father’s Day guys!!!!!
Happy fathers day guys.
If the rings are slightly to big fit them on the diagonal, once there wired in there good to go. Concrete hides plenty of mistakes.
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Epoxy mixing nozzles should be about 2 for 1 dollar - nowhere near $10 each - I buy them in bulk for about that price for 6” long nozzles - basically use a new one with every cartridge, and if left sitting for a while, then more than one nozzle per cartridge .