Why not have a C clamp at the to of the bracing pole whereby it simply slips over the top of the panel instead of making holes in the surface of panel to fix the support post...
In England that would be classed as an illegal lift. Not allowed to use a crane with two blocks together anymore. Silly health and safety gets frustrating
@@4kchannelvideos95 thanks. In England it's not allowed to use the two blocks to pitch the panels. We have to stand them up with just the top lifting eyes
Couldn't believe when i saw them smash the support into the polished face. Not a crew that i would hire
Wouldn't it make a lot of sense to fasten the braces to the panel before it is erected and have the crane do the lifting of the brace?
Why not have a C clamp at the to of the bracing pole whereby it simply slips over the top of the panel instead of making holes in the surface of panel to fix the support post...
Satisfying video 😌 😌 😌 🥰
I guess it doesn’t matter if you chip the face
Hi. How did you temporary support laterally the panels at the bottom in the temporary case? Just friction between the panel and the shims?
Yes
Amazing
So after erecting the panels, they fill the bottom with concrete to keep it in place??
Yes there's dowels streaking out from from the panel connected to the tie beam or strip footing
In England that would be classed as an illegal lift. Not allowed to use a crane with two blocks together anymore. Silly health and safety gets frustrating
must be pretty annoying without a boom lift
Yeah the boiiiiz
Yea the boys precast erectors,should of seen us on the sunny days..🤘
See that clean ladder lift doe
New Zealand
Does the operator want a job. Melbourne. Start next week.
Boss anu po agency mo?
Ang ingay ni mario hehehe
Maingay si Mario haha 😆
Where are you. What country is this.
New Zealand
@@4kchannelvideos95 thanks. In England it's not allowed to use the two blocks to pitch the panels. We have to stand them up with just the top lifting eyes
Bigla nlang nag video si sir eh
bidang bida ka talaga jan mar ah