Love your videos, both the information and the presentation, and sincerely appreciate all the work you put into it. I hope in one of your future videos you could address the effect of incorporation of mesh, wire, rods or other structural material within concrete on the strength of a piece of decorative concrete or sculpture.
This channel is going to be great i have learned lots here myself for what i needed to get started. My problem now is that i need to ask questions of Steve but have no way of getting in touch with him. I would like to get an email so we could chat but in time , no rush.
I am very available online through www.swimmingpoolsteve.com where I have contact details posted as well as an online (paid) consulting service which I offer for technical questions etc. You can also reach me directly at creatingconcrete AT gmail dot com.
Like the man said, it only costs a mouse click to subscribe, and as an added bonus, you get to hear the warm sonorous tones of Steve's voice issuing forth from your speakers 😁 I did a decade plus of concrete work and I've gotten more useful concrete information from your RUclips channels than I ever did on the job. Keep it coming, and by all means, stay verbose. There's no shame in creating information dense videos.
Cuz I said "please" surprise at the end. Ha ha. And so you don't keep telling your wife about concrete. Also funny. Congratulations on your professional awards. I was already subscribed so I couldn't do that again, but I did hit the notification bell, realizing it was not selected. I mostly want to build sculptural art stuff out of separate concrete parts, if you can do some kind of videos on that. Such as sculptures done in parts, then put together with welding, soldering, maybe covering the connections... What to do about exposed steel? Or making my own concrete tessera that I decorate, & then add to sculptures. I am especially lacking in knowledge of how to manage doing a piece all at once with wet concrete, & how long you can keep adding parts... or how to manage if you don't finish & need to add parts some other way?? You are great at explaining things; not all people can teach, but you explain much of the details involved in your videos. Please keep making them.
Ya'll subscribe. Steve is great and knows his concrete. I've learned so much from him.
Thanks for your videos, Steve!
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Love your videos, both the information and the presentation, and sincerely appreciate all the work you put into it. I hope in one of your future videos you could address the effect of incorporation of mesh, wire, rods or other structural material within concrete on the strength of a piece of decorative concrete or sculpture.
This channel is going to be great i have learned lots here myself for what i needed to get started. My problem now is that i need to ask questions of Steve but have no way of getting in touch with him. I would like to get an email so we could chat but in time , no rush.
I am very available online through www.swimmingpoolsteve.com where I have contact details posted as well as an online (paid) consulting service which I offer for technical questions etc. You can also reach me directly at creatingconcrete AT gmail dot com.
Like the man said, it only costs a mouse click to subscribe, and as an added bonus, you get to hear the warm sonorous tones of Steve's voice issuing forth from your speakers 😁
I did a decade plus of concrete work and I've gotten more useful concrete information from your RUclips channels than I ever did on the job. Keep it coming, and by all means, stay verbose. There's no shame in creating information dense videos.
Well, that was a little verbose, but I'm in. :)
Cuz I said "please" surprise at the end. Ha ha. And so you don't keep telling your wife about concrete. Also funny. Congratulations on your professional awards. I was already subscribed so I couldn't do that again, but I did hit the notification bell, realizing it was not selected. I mostly want to build sculptural art stuff out of separate concrete parts, if you can do some kind of videos on that. Such as sculptures done in parts, then put together with welding, soldering, maybe covering the connections... What to do about exposed steel? Or making my own concrete tessera that I decorate, & then add to sculptures. I am especially lacking in knowledge of how to manage doing a piece all at once with wet concrete, & how long you can keep adding parts... or how to manage if you don't finish & need to add parts some other way?? You are great at explaining things; not all people can teach, but you explain much of the details involved in your videos. Please keep making them.
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