BACK BREAKER! | Block & Skid Foundation - Shop Build 01
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2021
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Hey guys, Sam here and welcome to Samcraft! My channel is all about the happenings in my small workshop. From CNC woodworking to laser engraving, shop projects, small business talk, and more -- you'll find it all on Samcraft.
Welcome to part one of building my new workshop! In this episode I build the block foundation and lay down the 4x4 skids or runners to support the floor of my shed inspired DIY small workshop build project!
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Dude you need to go at minimum 20in down to avoid sinking. Sand then Quarry dust. Unless you're super dry where you're at but it really doesn't look it. I have heavy shale on my property, I went 20in down and my block still sunk 6 in within the first three years. Looks like you're doing a good job though hopefully it's not the case on your land.
I'd make sure any of those 8x8x16 blocks are placed with the flat side down unless on top of a solid block to keep them from sinking as fast
Sam, I am 87 years old and my son-in-law, is 67 years old. I am glad i did not see this video before we started a workshop. The reason is we could have built the shop from scratch. We made the block/concrete foundation on a surface like yours BUT very hard clay. So, we did not want to dig much. We build our foundation to fit a purchased building of 12 x 20 barn type building to save a lot of work.
soil is about as solid as mud. this will become a boat during rainy season.
Hello! How about moles? Unfortunatelly, I can't build my shop this way due to mane reasons, one of them is moles-they digs out ground, it contacts wood and it start to decay( we have rotten floors in our house because of moles((
I like this way of doing a foundation. But bro that’s not a spade. This is a spade shape ♠️ just messin with you bro. 😂cool vid
This is timely. Rethinking my idea that I could lay a foundation for a Sam's shed 8x7. At 67, woman, just don't have the strength. And the foundation is the main part.
Great work Good Brother! You’ve confirmed the direction I wanted to go in. Salute🫡
What is the proper way to connect the 4x4 skids?
Congratulations on the ground breaking of your new shop. Sorry for the pun. Regardless, I built mine, 20 X 10 feet. The same process but, in Arizona the ground is unforgiving. Keep your eyes on the prize. Nice work!
Thank you for taking us in your journey, please keep us updated
Excited for your new workshop 👍
Nice job Sam... it's that least glamorous , hardest work, that is most important. Looking forward to the rest of the build. Hang in there, it'll be worth it
Thanks for sharing your time and talent.
Thanks. I like your style of teaching.
Great start buddy ! You are taking your time and doing it right !!! I say do it right the first time and you won't have to go back over it ! Awesome job !!!!!
I am enjoying the full description of what you doing and why.
Love the mantra, patience, time and effort pays off
Happy for your family
This is exciting!! I am not so much into the laser cutter. I remember you buying the Pasloade nail gun. So this is going to be more interesting to me. Thanks