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Solidworks Unlimited
United States
Приєднався 1 бер 2008
I started this channel back in 2008 and recently decided to start posting more videos with my sons and I building different things, we have a team of people helping us upload and edit videos and they are currently working on some social media sites to help us get this channel up and running. We try our best to have a video uploaded every week, hope you enjoy. we want to deliver valuable information to the masonry and construction industry that it would take years of studying and college classes to learn the trade. We would like to help anyone who has a desire to learn the skills reach their fullest potential, so in these videos we'll be delivering tips and tricks it took years to learn. You will find the content of this channel clean and wholesome for children to watch, we do add upbeat music to help drown out the boring spots, we truly strive to give our viewers good clean entertainment while learning valuable trades. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch. Have a blessed day.
Rustic Old Lava Stone Chimney Rebuild with liken on the rocks
In this video were repairing an old rustic lava rock chimney that was damaged by the weather, snow and ice pried it off the roof. We film here the steps we took to replace the old stones back into a chimney.
The brick Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xvjaW5
The Stone Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xqD5p5
The Jointer I use: amzn.to/3xvkfgB
The Stone Tuck Pointer I use: amzn.to/3uCsTaY
The cut off saw I use: amzn.to/3KGFQGw
The Brush I use for block walls: amzn.to/3rq4cwx
The Brush I use for stone: amzn.to/3jSr4AR
The cordless drill I use: amzn.to/3eRxX3q
Topcon Self Leveling Horizontal Rotary Laser amzn.to/3stPnqm
DEWALT 20V Max Impact Driver $99.00 amzn.to/3eRxX3q
DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Drill, 1/2-Inch amzn.to/3almtCO
DEWALT 60V MAX Cut-Off Saw 9-Inch amzn.to/3x0rY3j
Husqvarna K 770 amzn.to/3aiNYwu
Rebar Cutter Electric/Hydraulic $1,561.00 amzn.to/3fokyPw
Plate Compactor $2,649.74 amzn.to/3osBKr5
Camera For Skid Steer
Digital Wireless Backup Camera System Kit: amzn.to/3skWjGd
Concrete Hand Tools I recommend adding to your arsenal:
Marshalltown 20 inch magnesium hand float $34.65 amzn.to/3trWYaf
Concrete finishing trowel $39.95 amzn.to/3ts1ANA
Marshalltown 9-Inch x 6-Inch Edger-1/2-In Radius $ 21.73 amzn.to/3dtVAP7
Marshalltown 1/2 inch x 9 x 12 inch walking edger $48.89 amzn.to/3doRg3g
Bon Clevis for attaching to walking edger $12.02 amzn.to/3agBxS5
Concrete Bull Float 72" Mag Channel Round End $ 199.71 amzn.to/3e3lkAM
The brick Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xvjaW5
The Stone Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xqD5p5
The Jointer I use: amzn.to/3xvkfgB
The Stone Tuck Pointer I use: amzn.to/3uCsTaY
The cut off saw I use: amzn.to/3KGFQGw
The Brush I use for block walls: amzn.to/3rq4cwx
The Brush I use for stone: amzn.to/3jSr4AR
The cordless drill I use: amzn.to/3eRxX3q
Topcon Self Leveling Horizontal Rotary Laser amzn.to/3stPnqm
DEWALT 20V Max Impact Driver $99.00 amzn.to/3eRxX3q
DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Drill, 1/2-Inch amzn.to/3almtCO
DEWALT 60V MAX Cut-Off Saw 9-Inch amzn.to/3x0rY3j
Husqvarna K 770 amzn.to/3aiNYwu
Rebar Cutter Electric/Hydraulic $1,561.00 amzn.to/3fokyPw
Plate Compactor $2,649.74 amzn.to/3osBKr5
Camera For Skid Steer
Digital Wireless Backup Camera System Kit: amzn.to/3skWjGd
Concrete Hand Tools I recommend adding to your arsenal:
Marshalltown 20 inch magnesium hand float $34.65 amzn.to/3trWYaf
Concrete finishing trowel $39.95 amzn.to/3ts1ANA
Marshalltown 9-Inch x 6-Inch Edger-1/2-In Radius $ 21.73 amzn.to/3dtVAP7
Marshalltown 1/2 inch x 9 x 12 inch walking edger $48.89 amzn.to/3doRg3g
Bon Clevis for attaching to walking edger $12.02 amzn.to/3agBxS5
Concrete Bull Float 72" Mag Channel Round End $ 199.71 amzn.to/3e3lkAM
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How to build Stone columns
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In this video we demonstrate how to build some columns out of wood and stone, The brick Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xvjaW5 The Stone Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xqD5p5 The Jointer I use: amzn.to/3xvkfgB The Stone Tuck Pointer I use: amzn.to/3uCsTaY The cut off saw I use: amzn.to/3KGFQGw The Brush I use for block walls: amzn.to/3rq4cwx The Brush I use for stone: amzn.to/3jSr4AR The cordless drill I use: a...
Laying some 8 inch block on a retaining wall
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This video is just laying 8 inch block for a block retaining wall The brick Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xvjaW5 The Stone Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xqD5p5 The Jointer I use: amzn.to/3xvkfgB The Stone Tuck Pointer I use: amzn.to/3uCsTaY The cut off saw I use: amzn.to/3KGFQGw The Brush I use for block walls: amzn.to/3rq4cwx The Brush I use for stone: amzn.to/3jSr4AR The cordless drill I use: amzn.to/3eRxX...
Case TV450 first problem Testing John Deere Skid steer snow plowing my opinion
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In this video our case tv 450 broke down, it had a bad crimp on one of the hydraulic hoses under the cab, difficult to get to so we took it to the dealer to get it fixed. They gave us a john deere 329e for a temporary replacement while getting the case fixed. Plowed some snow with the john deer, I give my opinion of the John deere at the end of the video Links to all my videos Every video I've ...
How to build a Cultured Stone fireplace with country ledgestone echo ridge
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In this video we build this cultured stone fireplace in detail showing many tips and tricks of the trade. We used country ledgestone echo ridge stone. We show all the details on how to make the arch look super nice, too many tips to list them all here. The brick Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xvjaW5 The Stone Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xqD5p5 The Jointer I use: amzn.to/3xvkfgB The Stone Tuck Pointer I use:...
Building concrete stairs in a garage
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In this video we form, build and finish a set of concrete stairs in a garage. Concrete Hand Tools: Marshalltown 20 inch magnesium hand float $34.65 amzn.to/3trWYaf Concrete finishing trowel $39.95 amzn.to/3ts1ANA Marshalltown 9-Inch x 6-Inch Edger-1/2-In Radius $ 21.73 amzn.to/3dtVAP7 Marshalltown 1/2 inch x 9 x 12 inch walking edger $48.89 amzn.to/3doRg3g Bon Clevis for attaching to walking ed...
Snow blowing a driveway with a case TV 450B & Quick attach snow blower
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In this video we are snow blowing a driveway using our case tv 450b series with a quick attach snow blower. Tools I use on this channel Topcon Self Leveling Horizontal Rotary Laser amzn.to/3stPnqm DEWALT 20V Max Impact Driver $99.00 amzn.to/3eRxX3q DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Drill, 1/2-Inch amzn.to/3almtCO DEWALT 60V MAX Cut-Off Saw 9-Inch amzn.to/3x0rY3j Husqvarna K 770 amzn.to/3aiNYwu Rebar C...
Case TV450 making raptor 700 ramps moguls
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In this video were building some four wheeler trails and ramps with our case tv 450 skid steer Topcon Self Leveling Horizontal Rotary Laser amzn.to/3stPnqm DEWALT 20V Max Impact Driver $99.00 amzn.to/3eRxX3q DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Drill, 1/2-Inch amzn.to/3almtCO DEWALT 60V MAX Cut-Off Saw 9-Inch amzn.to/3x0rY3j Husqvarna K 770 amzn.to/3aiNYwu Rebar Cutter Electric/Hydraulic $1,561.00 amzn.t...
Building log Fence, natural stone, concrete, landscaping and framing remodel Job
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On this project we built a log fence, drilled holes with post hole drilling attachment , we poured a small slab of concrete, built a stone slab and stairs, removed some ugly rocks and spread mulch over it, and framed in a double door on a shed. The brick Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xvjaW5 The Stone Trowel I use: amzn.to/3xqD5p5 The Jointer I use: amzn.to/3xvkfgB The Stone Tuck Pointer I use: amzn.to...
Case TV450 vs Case TV450B Skid Steer
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In this video we go over the differences between the case TV450 and the case TV450b and demonstrate a few of the features the TV450b has on its screen selections and adjustments. The exact Rigid light bars we put on the skid steer The Front light bar 30 inch amzn.to/3dM1vOI The Smaller Side Lights amzn.to/3dM9ifi The Back light bar 20 inch amzn.to/3oMyw3n Other tools we frequently use: Topcon S...
How to install cultured stone wall caps around a wood column
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In this video I go through in detail how to cut a cultured stone wall cap around a wood column post. Here's the tools I used in this video DEWALT 60V MAX Cut-Off Saw 9-Inch amzn.to/3x0rY3j Flush Cut Blade for grinder amzn.to/3lrGj55 Dewalt Grinder amzn.to/3lnn3pn Flush Cut adapter amzn.to/3vbbK7f Quad Sealant amzn.to/3Bw6lK2 Here is a link to my website www.masonryworktools.com/ Topcon Self Lev...
How to remove the backup Alarm on a case TV 450
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In this video I show how to remove the backup alarm on a case tv 450, we were working around the machine a lot and it was deafening to be close to it as it goes in reverse, so we removed it temporarily. Topcon Self Leveling Horizontal Rotary Laser amzn.to/3stPnqm DEWALT 20V Max Impact Driver $99.00 amzn.to/3eRxX3q DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Drill, 1/2-Inch amzn.to/3almtCO DEWALT 60V MAX Cut-Off...
Masonry Block Wall Full Build T&G CMU
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We Built this block wall from start to finish in this video. we dug footings then wet set the first row of block into the footing. In this video I demonstrate how to spread mortar and lay block, we built our leads using the nail system to pull strings from. After leads we built the gate area and started on laying up the field area. we got the block wall up to 6 feet high then we grouted the wal...
Rebuilding damaged road using our Case TV 450 skid steer & building pad
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In this video we got this job to restructure a road that got washed out by a heavy rain storm. So we took our case tv 450 skid steer to this job and dug gutters down both sides of the road and took the dirt and moved it to the middle to make a crown in the road so the water will run off and into the gutter , this works very well if your ever doing a road, hope this video is helpful and entertai...
Repairing a water main line going to a house
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Repairing a water main line going to a house
Cordless Dewalt Cut Off Saw vs Stihl TS 700 mixed gas Saw Comparison
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Cordless Dewalt Cut Off Saw vs Stihl TS 700 mixed gas Saw Comparison
How not to build a concrete cmu block wall
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How not to build a concrete cmu block wall
Installing Cultured Stone Dressed Fieldstone Chardonnay
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Installing Cultured Stone Dressed Fieldstone Chardonnay
Cultured Stone Veneer Fireplace Installation Cobble Stone River Rock
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Cultured Stone Veneer Fireplace Installation Cobble Stone River Rock
DC Solar Off Grid Solar Trailer Review
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DC Solar Off Grid Solar Trailer Review
Installing Some Steel Gates for two 20 foot openings (part 2)
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Installing Some Steel Gates for two 20 foot openings (part 2)
700 Hour Case Tv 450 Skid Steer walk around review
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700 Hour Case Tv 450 Skid Steer walk around review
Helping a guy out, he crashed his car in a ditch
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Helping a guy out, he crashed his car in a ditch
Our German shepherd / border collie is a good sport dog her name is bass
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Our German shepherd / border collie is a good sport dog her name is bass
Pouring & finishing concrete slab moving storage unit with case tv 450
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Pouring & finishing concrete slab moving storage unit with case tv 450
How to install a cultured stone sill stone cap
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How to install a cultured stone sill stone cap
Cultured stone Gate columns footings and concrete cap
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Cultured stone Gate columns footings and concrete cap
location back up alarm enable disable Case TV620 skid steer? any one can help me
I haven't bought one yet, I'll be finding it when I do and make a video on it.
What was the thickness of the steal?
The steal post
I think it was 1/8
Awesome work! What brand are those gates?
I don't know, the homeowners got them from china
Where can I get the set of polishing pads u have
Here's the link to some 4" pretty good price. amzn.to/3LocezC
Here's the 7" similar to what I used in the video. You'll need a 7" backer pad as well. These are dry grind.
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Definitely not heavy weight 12s, these probably weigh less than the 8" block I lay. In S. FL. code will not allow the use of light weight blocks of any size. On a wall like this with lightweight 12s, I could lay 600 to 800 block a day (since as all masons know) 12s are easier to lay than 8s, they're just heavier. And with a setup like this where you are working in the shade all day, I could do it without breaking a sweat.
Lol, don't break your arm patting yourself on the back
Mortar that sticks, ahh, gone are those days..
Nope use type s quickcrete
Nice work as always! Good to see you posting some… 👍
I know been so busy haven't found time to edit videos
Put all the panels on one T setup .. will have no shadows.. respond shall explain
I"ve had a couple of good cement truck drivers, few and far between. Thumbs up! everyone , great video!
Ye sab rock kaha se laye hai kharide hai ya river se laye hai please hame bataye
I'm not trying to be cynical. But wouldn't it be better to have your tracks running parallel with the trench so you can just back up a bit when you need to dig the next section? I'm a complete newbie to these machines so I'm keen to understand the reasons why people do what they do
If the ground isn't level the blade on the machine can lift the machine to level which makes the bottom of the footing level.
@@SolidworksUnlimited that makes so much sense! Thanks for the reply 😊
silicone in the problem gap? i did see if you fixed the original problem?
I noticed there are two different versions. One with the kit and one without the kit. The saw that comes with the kit (shown in your video) has a smaller/shorter black battery cover. The one sold individually has a taller black battery cover. Seems like they were able to cut some costs with the kit version to offer the whole kit for an attractive price. Not sure which one i should get...
I got another one with the taller battery box because it fits the 15 amphour battery where as the lid can't close on the shorter one
You are my #1 resource I turned to for learning to build my block wall, I did the wet set method, and the string lines between the H block with the nails and everything, I’m finally almost finished with my wall now and even after laying approx 350 feet of block I’m still amazed how much faster you are at it than I can be lol. Fun just looking back over these videos and seeing what else I can pick up on now that I have more experience doing it. Thank you again for these videos!
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In EBAY I'm selling a "Battery Temperature Sensor for SMA Sunny Island SI 6048 NEW, never used" There are PDF link there to install this sensor correctly.
Some really great tips of the trade. About to pour a 12x16 patio pad soon. Schooling up for a DIY project. Thanks for sharing!
Hey thanks for watching glad the videos are doing some good
Nice trick on the tying the string.
I want this done to the bottom of my cabin but they have ply wood on bottom half and no clue what I need to do to prep for stone :(
Cover the plywood with a tyvek or tarpaper, staple it on with a hammer tacker, then install a flashing at the top of the area desired to have stone so water never gets behind your stone, then lathe the wall with a 1/4 inch wire lathe, then buy some type s mortar mix at home depot Lowes, or a hardware store, then add water to it then mix it to a manageable slump the put the mortar on the back of clean stone and stick it to the wall, try and keep the joints consistently the same size, clean excess mortar off with a brush as the mortar starts to dry, in a nutshell that's the jist of it.
Thank you so much!!!
@@SolidworksUnlimitedmay I ask what kind of bonding agent to add ? Or is type S mortar perfectly fine
Type s is fine if your just putting it on wire lathe, the bonding agent is only for sticking it to existing concrete walls.
Where are you based out of?
This may be a dumb ? But Are the post exactly 20’ apart from measuring inside post to post or are they slightly over 20’ to compensate for the hinges and space in center of gate?
Measure the gates and add for center gap, and hinges and that's the post to post measurement.
Gotcha
You know there's gotta be a ball buster that says you put your lath on upside down. 🤣 Pockets (aka keys) up. Should be rough while running your hands down. 😉 Beautiful work guys! Thanks for the videos.
Just to help so professionally you should use pan head Galvanized 1 1/4 screws When screwing, you should not sink the screws and leave a quarter Inch roughly never make the mesh tight like your over stapling . Always do the cups up. If you use Staples again, you make sure it's not tight. So the mud can get behind the mesh . It's just the professional way of doing it. But you did a very good job.Its better and correct and will last long without cracking for all the viewers
Good tip
What size square tubing did you use? I Recently purchased the same gates.
I think it was 6"wide x 6"wide x1/4" thick and 10' long
Why so deep?
The septic is on the end of the house, so we had to have slope from the far end, also the top of the tank is only about 3.5 feet below dirt grade so the trench is quite deep because of that.
What nailer model are you using?
I've used several different kinds over the years, but the Hitachi or matabo now, I think they bought Hitachi out, and makita seem to be about the best, haven't tried a matabo heard good things about those. Here's a link to the Hitachi/ matabo amzn.to/3xSVQnh Makita amzn.to/3UuO3EV Keep in mind the 1/2 inch crown gun is cheaper but the staples aren't as readily available.
@@SolidworksUnlimited Thanks for your quick response
looks great! Is this a drystack or traditional mortar?
Drystack
Need to use "Quickrete 50lb Fast Setting Concrete Mix" for your inside fill next time and the S-type for the outside tuckpoint....The Fast Setting kicks off in about 20minutes its sturdy and sets up perfect for that type of building chimney work....!!!
I'll go for that on the next one. Thanks
@@SolidworksUnlimited Chimney and cricket turned out Great though !! People don't appreciate all the hard work that goes into something like this. Especially when we use the old building techniques...it'll last another 100 years !!!
Agreed 100%
Nice work as always. Hard to beat working outside, especially on the nice days.
Hi,..good to see post again after 1 year..
Ya it's been awhile hoping to get more available
Good to see you back! That turned out awesome!
Thanks man
@@SolidworksUnlimited absolutely!! Looking forward to more videos when you can!
You didn’t explain what you used and the techniques that you used.🤔🧐🤷🏻♀️
Sorry noreen, I'll try and do a better job next time, are you installing some stone and need more pointers?
I am! I could use pointers. It’s on my house, same deal as this.
I bought 2 of these. I spent $25 a year ago. Worst pos solar system ever. You’re better off building your own. Batteries are crap
The batteries are probably sulfated, top off the water and hit them with a strong 50-60 amp charge for a few days. Get them boiling/bubbling and then lower the amps to about 10-15 and let them charge for a week or so.
How many hours did this take?
I think it took me about 6 hours, but the table was quite pitted
I really appreciate how you showed the entire process up to the point where i DON'T KNOW how to do the rest. Guess I'll stick to fine furniture making
I apologize for that, the homeowners showed up and didn't like us filming, so we had to shorten it up till they left.
@@SolidworksUnlimited lol. It's all good. I'll check out some more of your content. I'm trying to learn masonry
Very clever idea. I'm going to try it myself. Thanks buddy!
No problem 👍
Music at end way too loud
Deepest apologies!!
1:17. When I first started in construction, 14 years old or so, the older foreman would twirl me around like that in the big excavator bucket when the boss was away lol. Great memory for me. 30 years later I'm running my own job sites and I wonder if the boys do this when I leave site for a minute. lol
Lol They definitely do it when your gone
Perfect videos .. p1 and p2!! Very informative. I have these exact gates and maybe you said it and I missed it but wanted to know if you’re going to install an automatic opener and if so, which one do you recommend?
Didn't install openers, but I'd have to look into the reviews before I'd say the one I'd buy, but there's some pretty nice ones out there, just have to scout around.
@@SolidworksUnlimited Thanks, I’ll look into it as well.. thanks for responding.
What are these boxes with the stones that are ready to go called ?
Cultured stone
Hey I wanna make my own wall what do you use to shape the mortar
Here's a link to the tool amzn.to/3ICE1uS
I have a bunch of these things where do I learn more about trouble shooting these systems ?
How did you set the hearth stone slabs? Mortar?
Ya, just 3/8" mortar bed
@@SolidworksUnlimited thanks man. It’s beautiful. Working on mine now. Appreciate the quick response
Awesome hope it turns out nice.
What size are the gate posts that you’re attaching the gates to?
6" x 6" x 1/4" I think they were 9 feet long if I remember correctly
They're just not THAT great. Nothing genius about the design, and nothing special about the execution. I'm surprised these thing are selling for more than their component parts are worth used, since the best way to utilize this crap is to dismantle it completely and make a fixed installation. At least Jeff Carpoff is doing 30 years for perpetrating the entire scam, and the US taxpayer is getting back maybe 10% of the money he defrauded the government out of.
I looked for an update but I didn’t see any? I have a 55hp farm tractor and I was thinking of trying to move a few similar sized spruce trees this fall. Did yours do well after this?
No, they all died but 1 and the one that survived was alot smaller, spruce trees might do better if your able to keep the root ball together, I moved some 12 foot tall spruce several years ago and their still alive.
Looks great. Why the white wrap with the steel mesh on the back and straight against the foundation on the side with no wrap or steel mesh.? I'm a rookie so just wondering why the difference.?
How can you bring the cobblestone back to life, I like it when it appears to be wet; showing off the colors of the rocks?? thank you, Mrs. Thompson
There's a product your family might have made it's called Thompson water seal, gives the stone a wet look. You should look into it. 😎
Why do you pour concrete inside the posts ?, I've never seen this done before.
Makes them much more sturdy and snow and rain won't go down them and rust them out. I would need to cap the posts if I didn't fill them.
Beautiful!
Thx!