I will Def be here for the premiere of this video. THANKS FOR THE MENTION in the description! SO LOOK I'm a big fan of the prison genre on youtube (why because I had a troubled past) but 1 thing I can say is they all help each other out! WE NEED TO DO THE SAME! glad to see some new concrete channels this year! I will Def be diving deep into your content! You all are awesome!
That’s a great retaining wall. Finally I see someone that has it engineered correctly. The only thing I would do differently- and some people might consider it overkill- I would use at least a #6 rebar drilled into the rocks and I would pour it monolithically. Adds money and work to the job, but I believe that’s the way to do it. Also, everyone does it differently. So great job. Going to watch a few more of your videos. Thanks🤙
Nice idea with that form truck ! We used to haul around 4 footers in a 20ft box truck. Cab n chassis with form racks for the 8 foot forms (Rapid Forms) back in the mid 1980’s.
Good job and final result! But I think that the thickness of the wall does not work fully structural. Rods reinforcement installed in the center, not closer to the slope, where it works better in tension and the entire thickness of the concrete works in compression, because the overturning force will be from the slope.
Nice work great video.✌️
I will Def be here for the premiere of this video. THANKS FOR THE MENTION in the description!
SO LOOK I'm a big fan of the prison genre on youtube (why because I had a troubled past) but 1 thing I can say is they all help each other out! WE NEED TO DO THE SAME! glad to see some new concrete channels this year! I will Def be diving deep into your content! You all are awesome!
1 more thing I have a few loyal subscribers I will send your way!
Thanks 👍
Nice
You definitely have some hard working guys on your crew. Thanks for sharing the video
Those battery tie guns are sure worth the money even though they are insanely priced.
🤙🇺🇸⚓ great vid. Nice job
That’s a great retaining wall. Finally I see someone that has it engineered correctly.
The only thing I would do differently- and some people might consider it overkill- I would use at least a #6 rebar drilled into the rocks and I would pour it monolithically.
Adds money and work to the job, but I believe that’s the way to do it.
Also, everyone does it differently.
So great job.
Going to watch a few more of your videos.
Thanks🤙
Wow those guys are fast. Don't mess around. Concrete men work hard, like road workers. Nice job. I bet that wasn't cheap.
from saudia arabia very good
Nice idea with that form truck ! We used to haul around 4 footers in a 20ft box truck. Cab n chassis with form racks for the 8 foot forms (Rapid Forms) back in the mid 1980’s.
Can I ask? What we call that between the steel forms? Spacer? Where we can buy that? Tnx..
Good job and final result! But I think that the thickness of the wall does not work fully structural. Rods reinforcement installed in the center, not closer to the slope, where it works better in tension and the entire thickness of the concrete works in compression, because the overturning force will be from the slope.
Can u made video how do u panels and how u put oil on the panel
Extra 👍for the Wile E. Coyote reference!
Still really want that wire tie machine, I have no use for it but I still want it.
Nice dry line on the end invest in a vibration device keeps that guy from pou ding his brains out