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I'd really like to see more of your tips on the large pavers. I did my first "serious" paver laying of large ones today. I'm struggling to get them to lay evenly on the bedding without rocking, even though I've used two pipes & have leveled off the paver sand. I really wish I'd gone with slightly smaller more manageable sized pavers TBH. I'm learning along the way as I go, but often have to remove a paver several times to re-bed & level off the sand. I'll take a look at some more of your vids - you have a great way of explaining things & are a natural teacher. Thanks for the tips in this vid.

I have never thought of hosing down my corded electric saw. This solves my problem of making toast in my shower

why couldnt use thin set to hold them in? just learning here

the word is “across” NOT “acrost”.

Thumbs up if you saw the gorilla.

I've heard slag was used in the old days, would that be fine with gray Holland pavers?

Nice video, but, what is going on at 8:39?

I also am here in the pnw we use 1/4 minus instead of clean i never knew you could use clean i thought you needed the minus for compaction

How many blinks can you blink? haha :)

Can I use regular send wet the one on the plastic bags

Could you please let me know the name of the blocks and the vents or links for purchase? Thanks

Why are the blocks shaped liked that? Why are they not rectangular?

Can't learn anything if I'm too preoccupied on spotting a sasquatch 😂

That worked great! Thank you!🙏

The 3:41 saw is the paving-equivalent of "draw the rest of the owl" lol :p

2:28

Nope. I didn't see a sasquatch. No, sir.

Essential Craftsman sent me here

I already have a rectangular concrete foundation in my yard. Probably 6' x 4'. I'll check out your other videos, but what exactly is drainage. Is it wise to build the fire pit around the foundation or on it?

Spraying the hose onto a 240v saw doesn't seem like a good move if you want a long life.

Can I add some sort of binder to the fine dry sand? If so any recommendation?

my liquid gush through the cracks. So very wet. It annoying smells like fish in the back drain

Big strong tools and small near fingers... What can go wrong?

@5:35

what were the cylinders in the backfill for

Didn't even give a decent look at the 3 stone I pattern

Super clear, great video! Glad I found this channel

Thanks

Interesting that the cut pavers are closest to the door. I'd do it the opposite.

That 3 inches equals one gallon is a nifty trick I hope I remember. Watching some of y'all's videos because of the Essential Craftsman video.

Im sure do ...

I have always heard propane was cleaner.

Great video. Question; if I use just regular fine sand and then use a sealer on top of it (essentially sealing the sand in place), that should generally help keep it in place, and act as a weed deterrent, right?

What a great tip!

I was counting on you to give a little more information such as what it is safe to use to apply it. It seems that a sprayer would be fine?

thanks very much for uploading

Very informative and easy to understand. Thnx🙏 The test patch idea is priceless

Never breathe into those fumes produced by the muriatic acid

Maybe dont give electrictian advice dude, amps and watts are different ways of measuring the same thing. Not something to be converted between

How tall is this step? You said 25in total high, including 10in below the surface level. That's 15in if I got this right. Isn't it too high for a step?

Could you lay direct on the concrete and use a glue for each paver or some type of grout/sand in the end to better lock them together without doing the sand step?

Poli sand is to expensive

I have sealed my porcelain paving but now when it rains the water just sits in pools and beads on top of them is this normal?

This video is so awesome

Amazing 🤩

Gravel is better than that shit

People always trying to make a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist with cheap crap that costs twice as much and will break in half the time. Congratulations.

There might be a self-evident answer, but if you've just recently put your pavers in and find that there are a number of uneven areas, is there any reason why you can't reuse the existing sand, providing you don't mix it with the paver base below? I made the mistake of waiting too long to compact my pavers and it looks like some areas compacted themselves a little unevenly. Thanks in advance for any responses?

Thank you for this excellent video. I learned a great deal. Good Scoop, carry on Sir!

Thanks for your kind advice. I probably use reisn sand filler or fine stone to fill the gaps. Once again thanks mate