@@mikehoncho8268 normally not that font on youtube collabs. but i would like to see these two. especially how matt is with animals and dogs in particular. both excellent work and play ethic.
@@redsampler2017 Matt wouldn't do one he would say Andrews channel is to small, he only does collabs if you have a million plus subscribers. Hes said it before in the past.
Andrew is a true man of men. Andrew, you give us all inspiration, the way you live your life, the way you approach problems, and is truly is awe-inspiring.
Great job! Great to have friends like you have. I did a 44 YD pour with friends from work all submarine mechanics. We still talk about it 15 yrs later. Never let machinists near a concrete pour LOL
Andrew, I really enjoy your videos. The versatility with which you accomplish your tasks is truly amazing. you have an extensive array of talents and done mostly alone. Congrats.
That castle is going to be a testament to all your hard work and creativity that will be standing long after you are in the ground. Well done Andrew!!!!!!!!
@@LAKESIDEBOB1 He's just like any other guy working in construction. Why are so many people saying that are there really that many lazy people in this world? I mean look around how do you think all the buildings and houses got built.
Stressful, but when isn't a pour stressful, but it came out just fine. Jesse was a humpin'! especially in the beginning before your other friends came in. I was glad to see Jesse there to help.
Over the years we have put them oshgoshs in a LOT of crazy places . The trucks are great . But the big thing is the driver. A lot of the older drivers lost the fear long ago , that meaning the know there trucks . A newer driver would probably have questioned that hill .
You guys are amazing! The work installing the rebar pieces before the concrete came would seem to have taken at least a couple of days, let along the concrete pouring and leveling. Andrew, you and your friend Jesse I think it is have done a great job! And your other friend showing up to help level the concrete as well. Helps to have friends. Terry
Just finished binge watching every AC video and I am going through withdrawal. So sad. So I just ordered T-Shirts from Ebay. The best channel on RUclips. Andrew, you need to make up some Levi T-shirts! After all, he is a guest stars in almost every video and he is such a trooper! Maybe in preparation for his 14th Birthday. Seriously Andrew, you are so clever and inspiring. Thank you! The little lessons you have taught me.... like if you can’t find something you know you have, start cleaning. You’ll probably find what you were looking for and your shop will be clean. I am not sure how you developed your sixth sense for knowing what the best camera position should be, but... it really works for us. Great stuff!
i think it was a good thing that you had Jesse there to help you,a lot of young men would not have worked that hard at anything,but togather you got the job done,and a very good job at that.thanks for the video Andrew. your channel is the best
how people can not like this video it is jealous all simply andrew with the work which they have to make has no time to lose to make video and however it does it thank you andrew continues good work
Hey Andrew, I have been watching your videos for sometime now and enjoy every single one of them. Can you do a video on how to drive all your machines? I think that would be very interesting. That way city guys like me can live vicariously through your videos!!!
"Concrete's coming in half an hour, I better get started on the rebar"! That is the least wet concrete I've ever seen on one of your pours. And in my mind I'm thinking "does Andrew have a bigger dozer if this one doesn't work?" Great video, thanks!
Andrew, you need to round out your driveway, so the truckers do not struggle with the hill. If you look at 0:06 in the video you will see what I'm saying. Good job on everything else !! Happy New Year to you and your family from Northern Ontario !!
Awesome stuff Andrew . I'm simply amazed at your knowledge of all types of construction . Thanks much for sharing your projects ! Those new tools you bought for this project amaze me too , I didn't even know they existed . a portable drill press with magnet base ! That's cool stuff.
It's a Camarata thing and yes we would understand!!! Looks coooool ,a lot of work. Jesse your a great friend and very talented as well. Cheers men keep up the great creative work!!!!!!!!
Hey, Andrew could you fill us in on the inspections. Did the inspector have anything to say concerning any changes to what you've done. or was all good.
Hi Andrew. All that blue rock looks like high quality dolomite. Blue Doly. Drill and blast your own pit. Buy a crusher. Make your own gravel. Invest for the future. My friend did this and when the wind turbines came he made millions. P.S. castle's awsome!
Man I love these videos. Ive always liked every video and watch comercials to get money to Andrew. I love Levi I miss my dog Lefty. Andrew please be safe and I'm glad you got some good help. God bless y'all.
I am wondering two things.....1. If the structure can support all of this weight including any other furniture/equipment he will add to this I realize he supported it with braces underneath and ...2. If the concrete will eventually cause the metal in the boxes to rust through, it didn’t look like he treated the metal with anything prior to the pour. Having said this, I have no idea if anything I suggested is warranted or not, just an observer with no knowledge questions.
They say let the concrete cure for at least 30 days before you pull your bracing down on a floor pour. That's what I've done several times and had no problems.
First i thought you use timber wood planks 'soaked' in spar varnish to avoid the heavy load of the concrete. If you want to add some neat extras like a wooden stamped look, i suggest to check the channel from David Odell sr. (Odell complete concrete). He shows some nice additions.
Have you considered extending driveway at sharp turn to decrease slope. Looks like you could extend to the right and maybe make the turn easier with a heavy load when wet or snowy.
I'm just curious how do you know how much weight the structure can support? And where you can put the load? That would be a great video if you could explain that. Not sure if you already had this in mind from the very beginning and created a foundation that was support this weight. And if you put an I-beam there's usually an I beam below or it's on top of another horizontal beam where the load is distributed through I beams on each end. Thanks.
Awesome dog!! Amazing area!! Where are you? A concrete pump would have made this job lots easier but if you are young and cant afford the pump at least you had a nice craine to use and bucket and some friends!
This would have been the perfect time to put some 1.5 inch or 2 inch foam insulation under the concrete pour. It would have provided insulation, lightened the load and been less costly concrete.
If you own the hill behind the castle it would be cool to eventually build a bridge over the upper driveway to another castle or just a big tower on the hill.
Andrew, You are what I was when I was Young. Gotta love it !!! Buttt .....That pour was risky ti say the least. The form deck supports ??????????? you are real lucky the whole pour and your friends are not in the basement.
Your work ethic, skill in using your “tools”, castle shop are awesome. Your tiny American flag and pole are wimpy wimpy wimpy. Fly an awesome American flag 🇺🇸 too.
Just wondering if you can build whatever you like in the USA, we in New Zealand, need planning consent, inspections for code compliance etc, and approvals all the way. Cheers from down, under for a great series. Peter.
leevie sure is excited about everything going on, looks like the cool weather really agrees with him and visa-a-virsa. Floor doesn't look too bad, you going to cover with tile or something.
I bet any money that crane has two fuel pumps, one in tank and one by the engine (high pressure). If the high pressure pump has failed, then your in tank will struggle as soon as it's not got lots of pressure around it, so the engine will cut out when fuel starts getting "low" like a quarter of a tank, although would run fine when it's got more in.
Just a quick question, wouldent the rebar welded to the container if exposed to any sort of air or moisture rust? therefore using plastic chairs and keeping it off the sides would help prevent it.
do you have any plans to do the conex exterior walls with that flat stone you used for your front door.. it would be a big pain in the can but when you finished you would have a real castle
Help please. Professional living in suburbs needs someone that owns land near me that will allow me to bring my newly acquired mini-excavator toy to experiment with my new fun hobby of digging holes. I've watched far too many Andrew video's
This is a bad expensive ugly idea...Just for Rich Kids who can buy themselves out of any Fuck up or just walk away...When you hear the Truck coming it's Asses and Elbows time soon..After you get done with all this Steel and Concrete work you will have to cover every single square foot of Floor, Wall, Ceiling, and Roof with something and none of that is Cheap either....this will be an Unfinished eyesore forever and will be more expensive to remove than it was to build... My Dad was a Carpenter for 30 plus years and I was too for 25 plus...2 custom Homes between us for ourselves and Dozens more for others.
Harry Kuheim you know what’s funny is I went to your page to find some videos on how to do it the “right” way and couldn’t find not one video covering all the criteria you addressed. So until such a time that you can provide all of us some footage of all your master craftsmanship your argument is invalid. I also did not recall anywhere in the video where Andrew was asking for a critique or for your opinion. That must be why he has 400,000 subscribers and you have how many?
@@harrykuheim6107 Have you seen any of this channel before? You obviously haven't a clue about Andrew and his work ethic! This isn't a fancy house project, it's been his workshop and yard. Timber is more your thing from your comment and maybe you have something of a grudge against steel and concrete? Agreed, condensation and rust will be an issue and sure, it's not to everyone's taste but I don't think you should accuse Andrew of being a "rich kid", he's a grafter who gets stuck-in to whatever he sets his mind to. I really don't understand your rude attitude, it's no advert for yourself or skills.
@Advocatus Diaboli Well said, if anyone deserves ad revenue its Andrew. I think this may be my favorite channel im subbed too. No click bait or bullshit.
Interviewer: “so Andrew, what do you do for a living?” Andrew: “I run a small property maintenance business” Interviewer: “does that take up most of your time?” Andrew: “well no, in my free time I build castles in my backyard”
@Advocatus Diaboli Agreed... my heart almost skipped a beat when the crane stopped working. Some concrete companies send the truck out with a dry mix of concrete and finish the mix or slump to the customers request so the clock is already running. Good to see things worked out well.
Concrete has a 90min shelf life . From the time of making it to pouring it . U can't play around , get in down and screeded off then float it off then mag it or broom it . And if u did not see the end of the pour was setting up to fast ( he was stepping on the Crete to finish it and trying to bring cream up to the top . He almost lost the end but pulled threw . Iv been there , it sucks . This summer in fact . I'm not a fan of bonded concrete no more. And have used them for 25 years now.😔
Why didn't I know this before I put a sidewalk and patio in for my wife's 93 year old wheelchair bound mother 98 - 80 pound bags hauled in my wife's Mazda CX-9 in 3 trips from Lowe's the loaders tried to get out of loading it saying the vehicle wouldn't haul it then I showed them the bill from the previous day with 20 2x4s plus the concrete that Mazda's a mountain goat good thing since she lives on a mountain . Now mom doesn't get stuck in the gravel and can watch the sunset/deer in the backyard. Yep done by myself using a harbor freight mixer
Sure glad you second buddy showed up, I mean that is a big pour and with you on the crane, only one guy working the concrete..... It's good to have good friends! Cheers from Tokyo!
Professionals won’t risk pouring short handed. The cost of the extra help is far less losing a pour. Jackhammering concrete out is very expensive. Always have extra help. Adding water on top of a finish is highly frowned on, and will cause the top to spall off in the future.
I laughed so hard when the skidsteer backed out of the frame and the giant bulldozer comes rolling in LOL
Yep, and the cat is still tiny next to the crane
Knew the dozer was comin next...haha
I was actually expecting him to use his famous technique of launching the dozer in "auto pilot mode" in front of the crane ! :-D
The ultimate in traction, the track loader.
Me too, right out loud !!!
When he said he was going to do this I didn't think it would be up so fast lol, thanks for the content homie.
yeah but still he is fast as fuck he works alone most of the time so
@Indigo1138 No, Matt from Off the Ranch is building a Mansion.
@@mikehoncho8268 normally not that font on youtube collabs.
but i would like to see these two.
especially how matt is with animals and dogs in particular.
both excellent work and play ethic.
@@redsampler2017 Matt wouldn't do one he would say Andrews channel is to small, he only does collabs if you have a million plus subscribers. Hes said it before in the past.
I found the shipping container castle on Google Earth, it looks really cool.
Andrew is a true man of men. Andrew, you give us all inspiration, the way you live your life, the way you approach problems, and is truly is awe-inspiring.
I agree 💯 percent
Great job! Great to have friends like you have. I did a 44 YD pour with friends from work all submarine mechanics. We still talk about it 15 yrs later. Never let machinists near a concrete pour LOL
Lol
Andrew, I really enjoy your videos. The versatility with which you accomplish your tasks is truly amazing. you have an extensive array of talents and done mostly alone. Congrats.
That castle is going to be a testament to all your hard work and creativity that will be standing long after you are in the ground. Well done Andrew!!!!!!!!
That guy spreading the concrete at the start was working hard!.
Great set up and job Andrew.
Thanks for sharing.
Jesse Miller has a strong work ethic, other young men should copy him.
@@LAKESIDEBOB1 He's just like any other guy working in construction. Why are so many people saying that are there really that many lazy people in this world? I mean look around how do you think all the buildings and houses got built.
Fort Camarata is coming along nicely! Great job Andrew!
Stressful, but when isn't a pour stressful, but it came out just fine. Jesse was a humpin'! especially in the beginning before your other friends came in. I was glad to see Jesse there to help.
Andrew and Jesse you guys work great together. Hope both your business keep growing.
getting worried, glad your friend was there to help Concrete waits for no man
no it Dont,i got much respects fer any Mudman, i did it b4, its sum hard work, well done!!
@@mikehoncho8268 but of course you are..
@@mikehoncho8268 so how long have you had sugar in your blood mike
@@mikehoncho8268 how long have you had sugar in your blood
Andrew Camarata concretes the top of a container castle 🏰 to finish the flooring atop the container castle 🏰.
Jesse had his work cut out for him !! Beast mode 👊 Great job
The guy in the cement truck is a hell of a driver too.
Driver saw the dozer and floored it.
Concrete *
And better gearing
Over the years we have put them oshgoshs in a LOT of crazy places . The trucks are great . But the big thing is the driver. A lot of the older drivers lost the fear long ago , that meaning the know there trucks . A newer driver would probably have questioned that hill .
@@heithdotysadventures7824 I sure questioned that hill!!! lol
You guys are amazing! The work installing the rebar pieces before the concrete came would seem to have taken at least a couple of days, let along the concrete pouring and leveling. Andrew, you and your friend Jesse I think it is have done a great job! And your other friend showing up to help level the concrete as well. Helps to have friends. Terry
Just finished binge watching every AC video and I am going through withdrawal. So sad. So I just ordered T-Shirts from Ebay. The best channel on RUclips.
Andrew, you need to make up some Levi T-shirts! After all, he is a guest stars in almost every video and he is such a trooper! Maybe in preparation for his 14th Birthday.
Seriously Andrew, you are so clever and inspiring. Thank you! The little lessons you have taught me.... like if you can’t find something you know you have, start cleaning. You’ll probably find what you were looking for and your shop will be clean. I am not sure how you developed your sixth sense for knowing what the best camera position should be, but... it really works for us. Great stuff!
Jesse Muller was the real MVP
Yes, he busted his ass, outstanding worker, thank you Jesse for showing young people how to work.
I almost didn’t recognize him without shorts.
The next day was an IB prophin kind of day for him
i think it was a good thing that you had Jesse there to help you,a lot of young men would not have worked that hard at anything,but togather you got the job done,and a very good job at that.thanks for the video Andrew. your channel is the best
I feel Levi would benefit from a doggie elevator...
Maybe a doggie sized dumbwaiter? For when he entertaines on the new patio.
Maybe Andrew can make the stairs smoothened instead of actual stairs? I would think that that will be easy and cheap.
Leviwaiter On to the next project..
@@exmark5248 Leviwaiter! 😄🧡
Even if there were some rubber pads on the outer edge of the step....just for Levi!!!
how people can not like this video it is jealous all simply andrew with the work which they have to make has no time to lose to make video and however it does it thank you andrew continues good work
This is bad ass, Andrew. Your 'concrete game' is on point now that you have done all these different pours!
This is f'ing awesome Andrew. Hopefully Levi left some paw prints in the new concrete so you have those forever. Can't wait for the next update.
Congrats on 400k subscribers! You have great videos that are detailed and fun to watch. Great work and keep those videos coming bro!
i think a fireman's pole on the outside would be fun
I like that idea. It would be fun!
I can hear the howls from the insurance guy now
or a zipline somewhere
fun? might be a requirement at this point, but honestly, with all that steel and concrete, wtf can burn? fuel on the first floor? lol
a SLIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW a step closer to your Dream Home , All Your projects are the BEST on RUclips .Best of Luck.
What a amazing job you did, thank you for sharing your amazing journey. God bless you, your friends and your family
Hey Andrew, I have been watching your videos for sometime now and enjoy every single one of them. Can you do a video on how to drive all your machines? I think that would be very interesting. That way city guys like me can live vicariously through your videos!!!
"Concrete's coming in half an hour, I better get started on the rebar"! That is the least wet concrete I've ever seen on one of your pours. And in my mind I'm thinking "does Andrew have a bigger dozer if this one doesn't work?" Great video, thanks!
Andrew, you need to round out your driveway, so the truckers do not struggle with the hill. If you look at 0:06 in the video you will see what I'm saying. Good job on everything else !! Happy New Year to you and your family from Northern Ontario !!
WOW what a friend, Jesse did ALL the hard work .
Carmine Riganti Andrew paid him well I can promise you that.
Andrew knows how to work hard too. My guess is he was the only one that could operate the crane.
It's cool seeing the final results and then going back and seeing what it took to get it there. 👍
400k subs. Congrats man
Awesome stuff Andrew . I'm simply amazed at your knowledge of all types of construction . Thanks much for sharing your projects ! Those new tools you bought for this project amaze me too , I didn't even know they existed . a portable drill press with magnet base ! That's cool stuff.
It's a Camarata thing and yes we would understand!!! Looks coooool ,a lot of work. Jesse your a great friend and very talented as well. Cheers men keep up the great creative work!!!!!!!!
great job and great video thanks
Needed 2 more guys for that concrete pour. 2 to finish, 1 in the crane, and 1 dumping the bucket, but you made it work out with what you had.
Levi is a cool dog. Nice work on the castle so far. It's good to have friends and last minute friends.
Hey, Andrew could you fill us in on the inspections. Did the inspector have anything to say concerning any changes to what you've done. or was all good.
inspectors, we don't need no stinking inspectors..
They just sad aw aw aw aw
@capebretonengineer 101 Do tell. Your opinion is expected hete
Inspector Levi said "woof woof" that means good job 😁
Where was the screed board? Would have made your life so much easier....looks really good, but you worked 2x harder than needed. Love the project!!!
so stressful! I've noticed that Levi is always trying to lure you back to your heated bedroom haha. He is looking good!
Great series! enjoy the weird jobs being done all the time.
Hi Andrew. All that blue rock looks like high quality dolomite. Blue Doly. Drill and blast your own pit. Buy a crusher. Make your own gravel. Invest for the future. My friend did this and when the wind turbines came he made millions. P.S. castle's awsome!
Man I love these videos. Ive always liked every video and watch comercials to get money to Andrew. I love Levi I miss my dog Lefty. Andrew please be safe and I'm glad you got some good help. God bless y'all.
That's a hell of a friend you have, Andrew!! Kudos to you both!!
When I saw Andrew up on the roof helping his friend with the concret I thought he put Levi to operate the crane just kidding
Wow. a castle with a penthouse on top. I was subscribed before and dropped, now I am resubscribed, I just had to come back. keep up the good work.
epic build, U should add some conduit under the pour to run wires and such for outlets and lights
The subscribers are now over 400,000! It's easy to think the 1 million mark will be made by the end of this year. GO ANDREW!
cant wait to see the finish project. that place looks like it'll stand for a few hundred years, place is well built!
where will the cannons go :D
anlacombe underated comment!
Andrew Camarata has just gotten the concrete poured on top of the container castle 🏰 building after welding the rebars on the top of the metal roof.
I am wondering two things.....1. If the structure can support all of this weight including any other furniture/equipment he will add to this I realize he supported it with braces underneath and ...2. If the concrete will eventually cause the metal in the boxes to rust through, it didn’t look like he treated the metal with anything prior to the pour.
Having said this, I have no idea if anything I suggested is warranted or not, just an observer with no knowledge questions.
They say let the concrete cure for at least 30 days before you pull your bracing down on a floor pour. That's what I've done several times and had no problems.
LOL, never seen a bull float use as a screed before.
First i thought you use timber wood planks 'soaked' in spar
varnish to avoid the heavy load of the concrete.
If you want to add some neat extras like a wooden stamped
look, i suggest to check the channel from David Odell sr.
(Odell complete concrete). He shows some nice additions.
Hope all is well with you and your family looking forward to the cody video!
Have you considered extending driveway at sharp turn to decrease slope. Looks like you could extend to the right and maybe make the turn easier with a heavy load when wet or snowy.
I'm just curious how do you know how much weight the structure can support? And where you can put the load? That would be a great video if you could explain that.
Not sure if you already had this in mind from the very beginning and created a foundation that was support this weight. And if you put an I-beam there's usually an I beam below or it's on top of another horizontal beam where the load is distributed through I beams on each end. Thanks.
Awesome dog!! Amazing area!! Where are you? A concrete pump would have made this job lots easier but if you are young and cant afford the pump at least you had a nice craine to use and bucket and some friends!
This would have been the perfect time to put some 1.5 inch or 2 inch foam insulation under the concrete pour. It would have provided insulation, lightened the load and been less costly concrete.
Very nice brother looking good
Incredible location. I'd want a refurbished HMMWV for an everyday vehicle for those winter "get in and get out" grades.
If you own the hill behind the castle it would be cool to eventually build a bridge over the upper driveway to another castle or just a big tower on the hill.
Supervisor Levi says stop standing around and get to work!
Look at how happy Levi is he's so awesome thumbs up my friends
Ayeee 400k Subscribers Congrats Andrew🤘🤘
What is that thing they are pulling over the concrete to make it flat called the one with the blue handle, looks like an great tool.
Andrew, You are what I was when I was Young. Gotta love it !!! Buttt .....That pour was risky ti say the least. The form deck supports ??????????? you are real lucky the whole pour and your friends are not in the basement.
Even levi seemed excited about the pour....and he approved :)
By the time Andrew is too old to work he'll have An ( Andrew world ) out there!! GREAT VIDEO!!
Hard Heavy Work. Nice Job. Look Forward to seeing it Finished
It's been 7 days and I'm just anxious on how the roof is turning out!!!
Working on it.
Your work ethic, skill in using your “tools”, castle shop are awesome. Your tiny American flag and pole are wimpy wimpy wimpy. Fly an awesome American flag 🇺🇸 too.
Fuel gauge works but reads high by 1/4????
Used one of those concrete buckets back in the day. Your lucky the concrete was so wet, looked like you were going to lose it.
Andrew what happened work stopped on your Castle . Waiting for new work to start. Hope all is well and be safe.
That’s going to be great man cannot wait to see the finish
Nice pours, good video, and the only thing that made its worthwhile was the puppers!!
Just wondering if you can build whatever you like in the USA, we in New Zealand, need planning consent, inspections for code compliance etc, and approvals all the way.
Cheers from down, under for a great series. Peter.
leevie sure is excited about everything going on, looks like the cool weather really agrees with him and visa-a-virsa. Floor doesn't look too bad, you going to cover with tile or something.
Wet set your first course of block before slab cures. Good work andy
I bet any money that crane has two fuel pumps, one in tank and one by the engine (high pressure). If the high pressure pump has failed, then your in tank will struggle as soon as it's not got lots of pressure around it, so the engine will cut out when fuel starts getting "low" like a quarter of a tank, although would run fine when it's got more in.
Just a quick question, wouldent the rebar welded to the container if exposed to any sort of air or moisture rust? therefore using plastic chairs and keeping it off the sides would help prevent it.
if you disliked this video, you honestly got no life
Work was trash
Happy New Year Andrew! All the best for you and your business this year! Looking forward to seeing more work this year
do you have any plans to do the conex exterior walls with that flat stone you used for your front door.. it would be a big pain in the can but when you finished you would have a real castle
Two days to show who your real friends are: Moving day, and concrete pouring day.
@@ameldaquirk3965 Nah you can take a week to put all the shingles on yourself. Don't need friends for that.
Your right. I wheel barrowed concrete for a friend once. My back was never the same.
@@christoff4735 oh... how the truth hurts. Thanks... Chris.
Excavator to the rescue: www.liveleak.com/view?t=yzrr_1578480124
Help please. Professional living in suburbs needs someone that owns land near me that will allow me to bring my newly acquired mini-excavator toy to experiment with my new fun hobby of digging holes. I've watched far too many Andrew video's
Not sure if it’s been said yet but essential craftsman quote “concrete trucks don’t bring concrete, they bring stress”
woozy! If you know what you're doing
This is a bad expensive ugly idea...Just for Rich Kids who can buy themselves out of any Fuck up or just walk away...When you hear the Truck coming it's Asses and Elbows time soon..After you get done with all this Steel and Concrete work you will have to cover every single square foot of Floor, Wall, Ceiling, and Roof with something and none of that is Cheap either....this will be an Unfinished eyesore forever and will be more expensive to remove than it was to build... My Dad was a Carpenter for 30 plus years and I was too for 25 plus...2 custom Homes between us for ourselves and Dozens more for others.
@@harrykuheim6107 So you don't like it fine, not your house, go watch something else. Andrew is not some rich kid, just different taste than you.
Harry Kuheim you know what’s funny is I went to your page to find some videos on how to do it the “right” way and couldn’t find not one video covering all the criteria you addressed. So until such a time that you can provide all of us some footage of all your master craftsmanship your argument is invalid. I also did not recall anywhere in the video where Andrew was asking for a critique or for your opinion. That must be why he has 400,000 subscribers and you have how many?
@@harrykuheim6107 Have you seen any of this channel before? You obviously haven't a clue about Andrew and his work ethic! This isn't a fancy house project, it's been his workshop and yard. Timber is more your thing from your comment and maybe you have something of a grudge against steel and concrete? Agreed, condensation and rust will be an issue and sure, it's not to everyone's taste but I don't think you should accuse Andrew of being a "rich kid", he's a grafter who gets stuck-in to whatever he sets his mind to. I really don't understand your rude attitude, it's no advert for yourself or skills.
I like how Andrew doesn't try to "MILK the content... and fast-forward sections so to save time for the viewers... Honest dude... and does good work.
@Advocatus Diaboli Well said, if anyone deserves ad revenue its Andrew. I think this may be my favorite channel im subbed too. No click bait or bullshit.
Hot Sauce cause he doesn’t give a shit he uploads cause he enjoys it
Advocatus Diaboli. I’d kinda like to see Andrew do a makeup tutorial all the same.....
You got my LoL for the day. Me too.
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Yo Andrew that was a awesome idea using your drone to see when you were by your self using the crane in your last video
So why didnt you make that comment on the last vid. What does it have to do with this vid?
@@xcalibertrekker6693 whats your point
@@xcalibertrekker6693 probably in hopes that andrew would read it
@@auderitepenguin9350 Makes sense I guess. He's desperate to get any kind of reply I suppose. How pathetic. ;-(
Xcaliber Trekker and your desperate to criticize someone complimenting someone else’s work. That’s even more sad to see in my mind. Great job Andrew!!
I NEVER SEEN A MAN SO MOTIVATED IN MY LIFETIME.
You would have if you were older... But Andrew is good !
If you Levi giving you the staredown as the foreman on the job, you'd work hard too.
Its called working for a living, why do so many people say that? Do most people not work nowadays?
@@1291-i7f NO YOUNG PERSON I KNOW WORKS LIKE ANDREW PERIOD.
@@DENIEL381 There must be a few out there..but I haven't seen any.
Hats off to concrete guys, that’s hard work!
In T-shirts, in january...
for the life of me, I can never figure out why Andrew doesn't place some ad's on his video's to make all this filming profitable.
OPCMIA
Funny how there is 20 people lining up for boating but only one spreading cement, real friend really show up
Boating is more fun.
Interviewer: “so Andrew, what do you do for a living?”
Andrew: “I run a small property maintenance business”
Interviewer: “does that take up most of your time?”
Andrew: “well no, in my free time I build castles in my backyard”
Never pour concrete with one person.😆
Ain't that the truth..and never do anything the last minute. Concrete is only workable for so many minutes.
@@kahvac workable for about 3 hours
@Advocatus Diaboli Agreed... my heart almost skipped a beat when the crane stopped working. Some concrete companies send the truck out with a dry mix of concrete and finish the mix or slump to the customers request so the clock is already running. Good to see things worked out well.
Concrete has a 90min shelf life . From the time of making it to pouring it . U can't play around , get in down and screeded off then float it off then mag it or broom it . And if u did not see the end of the pour was setting up to fast ( he was stepping on the Crete to finish it and trying to bring cream up to the top . He almost lost the end but pulled threw . Iv been there , it sucks . This summer in fact . I'm not a fan of bonded concrete no more. And have used them for 25 years now.😔
Why didn't I know this before I put a sidewalk and patio in for my wife's 93 year old wheelchair bound mother 98 - 80 pound bags hauled in my wife's Mazda CX-9 in 3 trips from Lowe's the loaders tried to get out of loading it saying the vehicle wouldn't haul it then I showed them the bill from the previous day with 20 2x4s plus the concrete that Mazda's a mountain goat good thing since she lives on a mountain . Now mom doesn't get stuck in the gravel and can watch the sunset/deer in the backyard. Yep done by myself using a harbor freight mixer
Sure glad you second buddy showed up, I mean that is a big pour and with you on the crane, only one guy working the concrete..... It's good to have good friends!
Cheers from Tokyo!
Oh shit moment, when crane breaks down 15 minutes before cement truck shows up.
first rule of concrete pour. if you think 3 men is enough double it.
second rule: add an inch of slump for each man you are short.
Yeah. This job was 7-8 person job. 5-6 with a remotely controlled concrete pump.
Professionals won’t risk pouring short handed. The cost of the extra help is far less losing a pour. Jackhammering concrete out is very expensive. Always have extra help. Adding water on top of a finish is highly frowned on, and will cause the top to spall off in the future.
Hahaha, So funny when Levi answers you at the start.
That dog is golden. This inspires me to get a lab.
@@HAL-dm1eh Labrador. The best dog money can buy.
Andrew has 400k friends who would love to come and help him on a moments notice. :)
This was nice :)
Certainly has one right here! Would take me more than 10 minutes to get there but I'd be there to help.
I like to help all my friends, a job done is more rewarding than any money B)
Or 400k who will invade if the grid goes down.
Didn't he meet Jessie through RUclips? That guy looks like he's been an awesome help
waw, pouring concrete is always stressful
Not if you no what your doing
You should watch Mike Days concrete channel. Those guys make it look way too easy on every job. Dirt Boss is Miyagi too
J4YBONE If you’re not a professional, so just a DIY’er, then you don’t have enough experience to be not stressed.
@@Engineer9736 what?
Always nice to have extra ppl during a concrete pour.
You also have freinds that turn up in ten minutes 😎😃❤ just shows you really are a great guy.