Nice. What was the dimensions? And how many yards of mud? Just missed the rain. I’m never that lucky. At least you weren’t working in triple digit heat.
@@mrandrewdennis1 I kinda like editing too, it just takes forever! And my computer isn't the fastest, so compiling a video takes a while too. I do like to try new things with editing and such. It's pretty fun. You're doing good! Keep up the good work!
Great Video! We had to dig a hole large enough to remove an old footer that would not work with a newer possbile heavier system. Unfortunately, we had to dig a 40x30 inch circle just to get around it enough to bust old out. Now we are being told we cannot use a smaller form and then fill in dirt around it and compact it , I will not be safe? We will have to put a footer in the exact size of the big hole we already dug out. What is your opinion on this? We are deciding between a 475 lb Mega slam,. and one that only weight 275lb.
shoulda put a thickened edge around the boarder to prevent water washing out your base, also prevents your slab from floating away/breaking into pieces over time. js.
I see u use a vibe screed rarely ever used those I pour for 16 years I miss it so e times I love concrete work. Drive ways and side walks are my favorite
4:00 I pulled it out. You can wait until you power screed the other side however I don't like doing it that way. Thank you for watching and commenting I hope you subscribed!
4:00 I pulled it out. You can wait until you power screed the other side however I don't like doing it that way. Thank you for watching and commenting I hope you subscribed!
no rebar or wire mesh? are you down south? up here in the north I’d think that would crack first winter with nothing “tying” it together. frost heaves can do horrible things
NY state Fiber in the concrete. Concert will crack no matter what. Cut it ti control it and make sure it properly drained. Dirt don’t freeze the water does. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I read in your previous comments that you didn’t use rebar…is it still fine even today, or do you wish you would have used rebar? I have a quote without rebar, and I’m not sure if I need it or not. Going to be about 50x30 half court and only 4” thick
This pad is crack free still today. Upstate NY with frost. It is all about the preparation under. Keep the water out and it should not crack. Also saw joints. Thanks for watching and good luck.
That’s right 3 years no cracks. Fiber in the concrete and saw cut. The key is a sub base that drains. I don’t know why anyone would put a expansion joint in a baseball court. That doesn’t sound like fun. Thanks for watching.
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Looks great 💪💯💯....awesome job
Nice. What was the dimensions? And how many yards of mud?
Just missed the rain. I’m never that lucky. At least you weren’t working in triple digit heat.
excellent video, thanks, God Bless!
What are e dimensions and how thick are the contcretes?
Looks like you got pretty lucky with that rain! Should be fun! Good editing! Thanks for the video!
BurningDinosaurs thank you friend I really enjoy editing. I feel like that is my favorite part other then answering comments from friends.!!!!
@@mrandrewdennis1 I kinda like editing too, it just takes forever! And my computer isn't the fastest, so compiling a video takes a while too. I do like to try new things with editing and such. It's pretty fun. You're doing good! Keep up the good work!
Great Video! We had to dig a hole large enough to remove an old footer that would not work with a newer possbile heavier system. Unfortunately, we had to dig a 40x30 inch circle just to get around it enough to bust old out. Now we are being told we cannot use a smaller form and then fill in dirt around it and compact it , I will not be safe? We will have to put a footer in the exact size of the big hole we already dug out. What is your opinion on this? We are deciding between a 475 lb Mega slam,. and one that only weight 275lb.
Great job buddy
Thanks bro
Good job dozerdennis😁
Mighty Moe Excavating thank you do you like the new name?
shoulda put a thickened edge around the boarder to prevent water washing out your base, also prevents your slab from floating away/breaking into pieces over time. js.
did it hold up?
Great vid! I couldn't tell from the video - did you have to put rebar in it?
Fiber in the concrete
Nice job 👍 I thinking of doing this project . What size did you do ?
20' by 20
I see u use a vibe screed rarely ever used those I pour for 16 years I miss it so e times I love concrete work. Drive ways and side walks are my favorite
Thank you for watching 16 years of concrete. You probably could teach me a thing or two!
How much does a job like this cost doing it yourself?
how much did it cost to make this
Looks great. Did you leave the board in the middle or did you pull it out after you did the first side? Couldn’t tell from the vid.
yeah I had the same question
4:00 I pulled it out. You can wait until you power screed the other side however I don't like doing it that way. Thank you for watching and commenting I hope you subscribed!
4:00 I pulled it out. You can wait until you power screed the other side however I don't like doing it that way. Thank you for watching and commenting I hope you subscribed!
Mr. Dozerdennis yes sir. Subscribed. Looking forward to the next project.
no rebar or wire mesh? are you down south? up here in the north I’d think that would crack first winter with nothing “tying” it together. frost heaves can do horrible things
NY state Fiber in the concrete. Concert will crack no matter what. Cut it ti control it and make sure it properly drained. Dirt don’t freeze the water does. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Great job! I'm looking to get something like that done for my son. Can you point me in the right direction? I'm in WNY. Amherst.
Go towards the Atlantic ocean
Not off hand if I wasn't 2 1/2 hours away I could help you out.
@@mrandrewdennis1 ok. Thank you anyway and thanks for the video.
I’m actually pouring a half court Saturday but at 4” and then we will saw cut as well. But do you think 4” is sufficient?
I’ve got fiber in the mix and I’m going to throw in some fiber glass rebar also
You will be fine! Good luck
i like that song at the end
I read in your previous comments that you didn’t use rebar…is it still fine even today, or do you wish you would have used rebar? I have a quote without rebar, and I’m not sure if I need it or not. Going to be about 50x30 half court and only 4” thick
This pad is crack free still today. Upstate NY with frost. It is all about the preparation under. Keep the water out and it should not crack. Also saw joints. Thanks for watching and good luck.
Was the Fiber reinforced concrete that much more expensive than the generic concrete ?
@@danpoff7425 I honestly don’t remember what the cost was.
Than,k you
Why no rebar?
This video should have had more likes!
Thank you
I want to build the same size for my kids! Can you please share the dimension? Thanks!!!!!!
Kray Cornelison 20'x20
6" thick
Great job and video. How long before you could play on it? And did you use rebar?
No rebar. Fiber in the concrete.
2days
Idk
No reebar or expansion joints?
That’s right 3 years no cracks. Fiber in the concrete and saw cut. The key is a sub base that drains. I don’t know why anyone would put a expansion joint in a baseball court. That doesn’t sound like fun. Thanks for watching.
How many inches of stone and how many inches of concrete?
5 1/2
Yo I live in Wellsville your pretty close to me
I sure am!
How much did it cost
InfernoHyper 76 roughly $1200 in concert $1000 in stone $300 to rent the Excavator and time.
What does something like this cost?
colesdad2000 it really depends on where it is being installed and the price of material in your location.
Jigglxy roughly $1200 in concert $1000 in stone $300 to rent the Excavator and time.
Dozerdennis plus hoop
Dimensions & cost?
Depending on where you are located.
Awesome video! I just built my concrete slab for my basketball court. You can watch the video here: ruclips.net/video/k8Yh184oZBw/видео.html