Foundation Forming - Stem Walls Changing #2
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- Опубліковано 23 лют 2021
- We're getting started on a 3,000SF farmhouse duplex, on a lot that is going to make the building process much more difficult. With overhead powerlines, a foundation that sits a whopping 12" away from a block wall, we've got our work cut out for us.
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Matt you are so poised and well spoken, a true positive role model for young builders.
Check the manual. You're supposed to be smoking a cigarette when running the compactor. 🚬
Facts!
You’re old man gets down man !! He does it all . You’re stoked to have such a good teacher!
Good to have you and your crew back.
Wishing you, your crew and friends and family a healthy and prospering year!
Hey Matt, great seeing you back online. Really appreciate your way of communicating to the rest of us. Enjoy watching you build, it’s how I unwind for the day!
loving the build series dude, bang on!
fuQ@NJ
thanks Matt for keeping your channel growing and goin .... enjoy every single one!
Great to have you back! Missed you guys, just keep the content coming.
I started an addition on my house last fall. My concrete guy backed out and I ended up doing the foundation myself rather than wait 5 weeks for a different one. I needed this video back then.
Nice to see ya'll back at it. Nice clean form work.
Perfect timing and love your detail in this so far, thank you so much for sharing skills/knowledge. Just got our permits here (Maui - Hawaii; took 17 months with only 3 comments and one revision, no structural changes), so about 3-weeks behind you! Great to refresh memory. Aloha!
hey just wanted to say thank you for all of the hard work you've done keep it up
love the process! this job is coming along!
Matt it’s like watching a young Larry haun keep up the good work 👍
A very slow Larry haun
@@dl6043 nah
@D L how’s your carpentry business and UA-cam channel going
Great job Matty Boyee! Tks for the tips! 👍🏻
Good to see u back on the job and filming new videos!! Can't wait to see the upcoming episodes
Your lucky to have your Dad! He's handy AF! You guys rock! Good to see you running equipment too! All around men that's what I'm talking about.
This step must be nerve racking. Enjoying your videos! Thank you Matt!
Nice work, we do footers and block foundations walls around my area. Nice to see things done differently.
Welcome back! Hope you had a good break! Can't wait to see your moving build series. My wife and I have wanted to move up north out of the city (Phoenix).
Hi Matt. Greetings from southern Maine. Working in tee shirts . Must be nice. Still have ice and snow here. This will be a fun build to watch. Glad your back. Enjoy the day. Ray L
Dope seeing the little tips and tricks👌
beautiful traditional craftsmanship. here in the Netherlands we use polystyrene foam prefab formwork. nice to see how it is done in your country. good luck with the construction!
Great videos.. I been waiting for you to come back on with more builds....
Awesome work Matt 👌👌
Great to have you guys back, 👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
thanks for sharing the knowledge
I learned a lot of tips today . Love your channel
If anybody comes here to learn anything as a builder or DIYer or whatever else. I'm telling you right now what Matt talks about beginning @8:38 is why this team is 100%, solid fking gold. It would be good enough reason to use this crew knowing how good of framers they are. But the fact that they also can (and are willing to) do the footings/foundation as well... This allows them to do EXACTLY what he talks about where I said. I'm telling you... This video clip should be hosted in the JLC. Have I already mentioned that this ability is solid fking gold to have on your list of subs if you are a GC? Well ok... I said it twice. And I ain't kidding.
I'd build every home this way. Going to be great controlling every aspect from dirt to siding.
You guys kicking the forms butt. Stay safe & keep up the great work.
@Hello Powell how are you doing
Hey!! From Jackson, MS. I love you work and cometary. Keep doing what your doing!
Nice to see a "old fashioned" slab on grade there, with stem walls. LOL. Out here in Phoenix, damn near every new house built over the last 15-20 years is a post tension slab... much cheaper for builders to go with, but makes future reno a pain when moving pipes or running in floor electric. Have to get an xray out to map the tension wires and when most are like 12" on center in north-south/east-west, it's really impossible to do anything without major changes to the foundation.
Great video! Those are some tight quarters to work in for sure!
That Makita saw just looks awesome and so handy.
Enough form lumber to build a small house! Great videos, learn alot, thanks.
Experience shines, mr bangswood!
Nice to see that your truck is decked out! That is a great product.
Keep coming with the videos. Good knowledge
Awesome job, dude.
Cool video. Expensive forms.
I'm glad to see you starting a new project.
@Hello Bob how are you doing
Great video alot of knowledge
Great video Matt!
Thanks for your videos
Great to see Fox with you. Your Grandpa would cut down the handle on Fox’s sledge hammer, though!! No choking up allowed! LOL. Keep bangin’.
He would definitely cut it down! LOL. I'm so glad you guys know all this stuff.
So glad to see such an in depth foundation video! Keep up the killer work Matt
you prolly dont care at all but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Alec Ethan Instablaster ;)
@Kace Angelo I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Kace Angelo It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account :D
@Alec Ethan glad I could help :D
Had a great day at work and I get another video I just went from 6 to 12 !
Thank God the neighbor allowed you to use there property.
Looking good so far.
Can’t wait for “pour day” 💪🏻👍🏻
15:00 aha the things we talk about, I am a GC but I always help, even with concrete finishing, talked to a crew about UFOs and big foot for about 1 hr straight.
Took a while to find this channel. Great working explaining the process. Danke!
Glad you're here!
excellent work😎
Really like the way you explain things dude. 👌🏻
Glad to hear it!
this building series looks straight out of a show 🔥
I'm glad to hear this.. Tried to come back better than ever. Wait til framing starts. I have this place mapped out down to window trim on siding already.. :)
Damn dude glad to see you back!
I just built a house on a crawl space. Took so many yards of concrete, digging footer and pier holes. Plus the block. My next one I want to do stem walls. I think it’ll be more cost effective. Glad I came across this video
Man the forms look good I don’t do much form work or Rebar , I’ve mostly work on schools fire houses . I was working a wile with Jacobs Conststruction built some beautiful custom homes for them one way out in the country it was a 10,000+ square foot house anyway take care man nice work 🤙✌️🥳
Heyy Matt! I love watching you work and it helps with the tips. I’m in college right now studying to be a carpenter 👍🏻
Hello
You won’t learn half as much in school as you will by simply being on a job site wasteing your money my freind
Apprenticeship is the way to go...you learn the code as well as applying it in the field!
Get it on, though!!
Great video and work, but I knew it was going to be top notch when I saw your Mc D coffee! I get mine every morning.
I’m so glad you’re back
I am too.. I am too.
Buen trabajo!!!🙋♂️👍
Ein meisterwerk
Nice to see Zip/liquid flashing/tape. Should be standard but is still quite rare.
nice!!!!
Good work boys hurry up goddamit! Just kidding, framer been dabbling a bit in formwork and concrete myself and I actually really enjoy it.
really enjoyable & well explained.
I am curious why you are using new form boards rather than used ones (unless the sizing is easier)
Nice you are back with new build. Good neighbor came through. Maybe not poopy dupey 😆
Dope!
Tips for forming
Your guide for inside forms can be better, nail a stake on top that extends at least the thickness of the outside form plus another inch or so. Drive a nail in at the thickness of the outside. Now it hangs from the outside form.
When nailing the inside use a similar system so your blows are backed up by the outside form and you dont need to lug around a sluggo.
If working on a taller stem wall and especially if multiple bars or verts are required, build the inside form bottom up, set the first board a safe distance below level from outside form, now you can go up tieing bar and adding spreaders as you go.
These are all small tips that add up to make work easier and more productive.
New sub here
Enjoying the build series
Hit it harder Fox!
Good stuff man! I like how u do from the ground up. Being in concrete for so long it's nice to see! But your killing me with the baby sledge u guys are using lol. Bust out the 8 lb. man! Can't wait for more! Bang on!!!🤘
Man, I can honestly say I own baby sledges and big bertha who weighs far too much to pound a stake. 😂
@@MattBangsWood oh man not Big Bertha 😱 she needs a Mr sluggo
@@Andrewnewman11 you sound like a union guy
@@MattBangsWood well said sir
Nice To See You Guys Is Been A While Since October 🔨📐🤟🏼 Like That Helly Chopper Sound 👍🏼
@6:10 No jobsite is complete without one. IYKYK
You scored on the work space next door.Thanks for the details and skipping the potty mouth version.Good luck on the "Mummy" build.
Framing question for you when you nail the bottom plate you are supposed to use galvanized nails can you use those on the top of the wall with the top plate as well?
Already back on the Makita horse 🤙🏽
Shhhh, don't tell Dewalt.
How far do you guys go with the working? like just to the framing? roofing? the whole thing?
Like the videos bro im a carpenter my self local 1977 ubc las vegas
Same. UBC local 1503 Portland, Oregon.
@@annalongfield 👍👍👍nice love the ubc been on sense 2016
Good old moisture content tests. Pain in my ass during rain season lol
That's pretty much what I thought, California hasn't seen rain in 493 days and it dumps 2 days before I start digging footings.
Poked around with his magic stick and gave me a big ol' "F".
Do you use the Vaughan Dalluge? I’ve had mine about 6 months and love it.
Nice job. Great video. Why didn't you guys opt to do a monolithic slab foundation?
how do you remove the stakes that hold the stem wall from the footer after the pour or do you just leave them in forever?
Might be a dumb question but on the outside form how are you establishing where the stake goes prior to putting up the 2x12?
correct me if im wrong on the tracks it was all steel stakes an a dug up footing perimeters, tons of dirt compacting though, pour in place founds
Occidental leather and Mikita = professional
What is the purpose of the 4” stem wall on the house? I understand the garage but I’m not sure on the house.
I’m surprised to see you guys using wood stakes.
How long are those stakes?
Also width of boards?
Might use that for my 3ft retaining wall that I got to build.
Return of the 🦊🤘🤘
Very professional video and content man!!
You did a video about bidding/estimating before. How about you do one for this foundation part of the work?? From a customers or potential owner builder I'm definitely interested in this!!!
Give me a week or so, this content is rolling out pretty much real-time this build series. I can make that happen!
Hey mate any reason you use nails instead of screws with the boxing never seen it before
Matt, in the stem wall episode #2 @17.19 into the video I noticed you are nailing the board from the side concrete will be. I am finding that I may have to do the same as I build my stem wall. Did you run into any problems when removing the stem wall? How did you tackle removing the lumber's 90 degree angle with the nail attached on the concrete side? Hope my question is not too confusing. I had a difficult time wording the question. Thanks
What do you guys do with the wood forms after. Are they used in the build or do you use them on different Projects?
LIQUID FLUSHING IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO❤️❤️❤️❤️
Are you a plumber? What else did you try that was not liquid?
Having to deal with a tight working area, inside the lot and outside the lot, must be very stressful, and if you add to the mix neighboring homeowners who may resent the goings-on with the new constructions makes me wonder how you're managing that?
Going to chat on this soon!
All these stem wall videos show good soil conditions, for driving stakes. We are 90% rock/boulders here. My stake couldn't be driven more than 3- 4".
Have you ever been on a job where you hated the builder and that happens to me sometimes when the excavator is afraid that he is gonna dig to deep but then he wont dig the hole deep enough so then the foundation sticks up and looks ugly but bang on brotha🤙
класс, умеете работать, удачи, и без травм..
Спасибо. Мы будем в безопасности и очистим здание, насколько сможем.
Спасибо за просмотр!
that is a tight space, did you guys have your "Confined workspace Training" yet? lol And "form work" a great way to learn or perfect your hammering skills.