Just two more to go my Friend, the finished garage floor is coming to an end, i glad for you, than you get to start on you Garage. Be safe and Very Nice Job.................👍👍👍
I ran into your videos a while back when you were on your first pad man, and I'm impressed. A few years ago, I extended out my patio sort of the same way that you have done here (although not this massive), and it was back breaking. Not only are you out here working hard you are also finding the energy to put together these videos and I just want to say I respect the grind. Keep it up. Recently I spent everything I had having a shop built and I am in desperate need of a driveway. So, I may need to get on your level and pour it myself lol. Thanks for the videos and take care Jeff.
I just got done watching your video where you poured the first concrete pad, nice to see your almost finished , great job man , I want to do a similar project 👍 gained a new sub
I think someone already asked this. Have you tried dumping the mixer into your wheel barrow and then loading the mixer and let it mix while you’re dumping the previous mix? Save a little time maybe? I really love watching this. Been watching them all. Great job!
HF mixer fantasies must have lured me in. Great to see how fantastic the project is going to look finished. You previously answered about chipping not occurring at the joints, thank you! I would appreciate to hear your thoughts/concerns with the freeze/thaw in PA and if it will affect the slabs as separate joined pours. Besides available time and energy, is there any advantage or disadvantage to pouring this type of project in successive daily sections? (If I conned a couple of young me's to assist)
Looking great! You can really see the screeding process when the sun is reflecting off the surface. What are you using to screed, is that aluminum tubing?
Awesome, Jeff! Always interesting to watch you mix your own concrete. I would think, by now, you just put in the ingredients by feel or do you have a fixed rate you use? Great work and well done! :)
@@MikeBMW I have a certain mix I try to go for. Each mix is 9 gravel, 6 sand , 3 Portland. If I go a little short or heavy on a shovel I just try to account for that on the next shovel. As always, thanks for watching Mike!
@@jeffdeshong I always look forward to the vids, Jeff, thanks, I kinda figured you did it by feel and the results speak for your experience and attention to detail.
Its been nice following along on this project! Well done.
Excellent work, when you get the last one done you’re gone like that feeling. A little bit of relief and a whole lotta pride in doing it. 👍
Just two more to go my Friend, the finished garage floor is coming to an end, i glad for you, than you get to start on you Garage. Be safe and Very Nice Job.................👍👍👍
Best series on RUclips.
I ran into your videos a while back when you were on your first pad man, and I'm impressed. A few years ago, I extended out my patio sort of the same way that you have done here (although not this massive), and it was back breaking. Not only are you out here working hard you are also finding the energy to put together these videos and I just want to say I respect the grind. Keep it up.
Recently I spent everything I had having a shop built and I am in desperate need of a driveway. So, I may need to get on your level and pour it myself lol.
Thanks for the videos and take care Jeff.
@@MCsqweezy760 thanks for watching and the support 💪🏻 much appreciated
Just finished my 14x14 concrete pad, your videos have been tons of help!
Must be wicked gratifying Jeff. It's turning out really nicely too.
Idk why these are so entertaining, but they are. Looking forward to the finished product.
I just got done watching your video where you poured the first concrete pad, nice to see your almost finished , great job man , I want to do a similar project 👍 gained a new sub
@@rickymortero3023 appreciate the support! 👍🏻
Congratulations Jeff ! 10 down 2 to go 👍👍 Looks great !
Two more to go big guy!
Hard work paying off - two more to go. 👍
highly motivating! Great job. Thats a lot of work!
Looking great Jeff. Must feel good to have accomplished this.
Yeahhhhhhhh!!! Been waiting for this 😅 !! Just air fried some of my kids chicken nuggets and cracked a beer - time for the show !! 🤙
@@JD_Customs enjoy! 💪🏻
I’m not sure that HF mixer has paid for itself yet. Just kidding. That is a large concrete project for one man. Impressive job. I enjoy your channel.
Agree
Nice job!
Great job
Nice work. Would be interesting to see how the rebar is drilled into the adjacent concrete pad.
I think someone already asked this. Have you tried dumping the mixer into your wheel barrow and then loading the mixer and let it mix while you’re dumping the previous mix? Save a little time maybe? I really love watching this. Been watching them all. Great job!
The sound of the mixer drives me crazy. I need little breaks. Thanks for watching!!
HF mixer fantasies must have lured me in.
Great to see how fantastic the project is going to look finished. You previously answered about chipping not occurring at the joints, thank you!
I would appreciate to hear your thoughts/concerns with the freeze/thaw in PA and if it will affect the slabs as separate joined pours. Besides available time and energy, is there any advantage or disadvantage to pouring this type of project in successive daily sections? (If I conned a couple of young me's to assist)
Looking great! You can really see the screeding process when the sun is reflecting off the surface. What are you using to screed, is that aluminum tubing?
@@tuffteddy1446 magnesium straight edge
Awesome, Jeff! Always interesting to watch you mix your own concrete.
I would think, by now, you just put in the ingredients by feel or do you have a fixed rate you use?
Great work and well done! :)
@@MikeBMW I have a certain mix I try to go for. Each mix is 9 gravel, 6 sand , 3 Portland. If I go a little short or heavy on a shovel I just try to account for that on the next shovel. As always, thanks for watching Mike!
@@jeffdeshong I always look forward to the vids, Jeff, thanks, I kinda figured you did it by feel and the results speak for your experience and attention to detail.