front Porch Makeover Pt 2/ How To Lay Concrete Block, DIY
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- front Porch Makeover Pt, How To Lay Concrete Block
in this video i will explain how to lay concrete block
#front #porch #makeover
how to lay block
how to build a block wall
concrete work
front porch
how to build a house
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If you start with a 13 5/8” on the corner then you’ll be on half bond second course if you wanna avoid the small piece.
great tips 👌
You beat me to it. I seen the video and that piece and was like wtf. 4 in block 11 5/8 puts you on half bond as well
The ol 340mm trick on the corner trick hey?
@@1kbconstruction824 I enjoy laying small pieces for some reason I have to admit. I find it quite satisfying. I'll usually double butter to create a little suction. 😏
@@1kbconstruction824 how did you start off? I’m a bricklayer and it’s hard getting work for myself stateside…no one wants to pay..
From UK - nothing like nice worn in Marshall Town trowel, and some good muck. Keeps up the good work bro, excellent
Keep up the good work👍i see you dont use a trowel magnet on your belt. See Charlie Collison on UA-cam from uk to get more info.
U will not be dissapointed. Bless.
Yo Ryan I believe you said your name is, I've watched a couple of your videos and I have to say great work. Keep it up making videos and I will keep watching. Also in Toronto. Thank you
I appreciate it!
Right back at you MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR you are the best at what you do.....
much appreciated 🙌 🙏🏾
God job. Keep going!
Greetings from Austria.
Great videos watching from down under
Merry Christmas 🎅
Happy holidays!
Great work, I don't miss digging holes to pour footings. I live in Maine and can relate to how miserable it can be getting beneath the frost line.
I just moved to Maine and this is my first winter... what is frost depth here if you don't mind?
In CO it was 4'...
@@jacygardner2242 5-6 feet is the frost line, but you literally can't dig that deep in certain areas do to the ledge and other factors. I'd imagine it's very similar to CO and 4 feet is probably the average.
Doing well lot of hard work 🇦🇺❤️👍🇺🇸
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great job Ryan, merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
How do you check check your lead heights ?? I use bater boars and line levels measuring down. It seems easier in the video without all those extra things in the way
Throw anyway that small piece and put in a thirteen to start off with and it will b on half bond
Nice and neat work brother.😁
Great job man! Can't wait to see the next ones!
thank you, More to come!
Merry Christmas to you and your family and may 2022 be a very productive one for you Massa Ryan!!!
Happy holidays!mi family 👊
Up me genna. A we say tradesman
Great work.
Many many thanks
Happy Holidays 🏝🏖🏝
Happy holidays!
Good day they dont use rebar are pour block hole
Yeah that 1/4 piece is a no no ❤️🇦🇺👍🇺🇸
Haha that looks funny. Guess it really doesn’t matter what your bond is huh
Happy holidays to you and your family bro!👊🏾🥂
Same to you!
WHY DID YOU MADE THE RIGHT SID E OFF BOND ...THAT SMALL PIECE CHANGE THE BOND..
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1:46 all d mud fell off on d back side
I use a L-6" on the corners. You don't have cut any.
Reason why you didn't install rebar in the existing footing or in the block for better strength..
i did ,dont know how you did see that
From New York, Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Do you use any additives during cold weather seasons?
happy holiday to you and your family as well, no i don't really use any additives, if its too cold we covered up
Do you ever have issues with the mortar freezing before it cures?
i don't work if its that cold
You got skills bro...
Whats the coldest temp you can lay block in...considering the mortar?
Also, what brand mortar do you use or so you mix your own?
Depends, you can lay brick and block in freezing temps if you tent and heat the site. But I imagine you mean avoiding all that, you have to consider the weather after your done. It has to be above freezing long enough to set, if it freezes and thaws you will have a huge mess. Mortar is mixed with water so generally you don't want to use concrete or mortar at temps water will freeze. There are additives to retard freezing as well.
28 degrees
Strick joints about every 3 to 6 block you lay in those temps
I DON'T LIKE THAT HE DIDN'T CLEAN THE OTHER OLD BROKEN STUFF INSIDE.