Love the artistic flavor happening here. Really like the industrial element going on and your undermount lighting. Pictures of the end result are quite pleasing to the eye and on a scale of 1 to 10 for your first (I think ) build video, you get a seven. A good steel trowel burnishing might have saved you a bunch of dust and labour. Concrete is after all supposed to look somewhat rustic. It's not granite or marble or quartz etc. I am going to be doing my own counters in the next 2 or 3 months. I will not be making a video for You tube but will send you pictures of my results if I can remember, mostly because I think you will appreciate where I went. Chow - Gary
1/2 azack would of made those bends with 1 1/4 golden screws z form also makes a really nice system to save all the rips and cuts especially the strip out
My Little Homestead sent me. Woo Hoo!!
awesome video. exactly what i needed to do
Great job.
Two questions.
1. Could you sit on the overhang ?
2. If you wanted a longer overhang, what would be your max ?
What dd you use for the sides of the form (the white bendable product)? I can't find it on the internet.
Love the artistic flavor happening here. Really like the industrial element going on and your undermount lighting. Pictures of the end result are quite pleasing to the eye and on a scale of 1 to 10 for your first (I think ) build video, you get a seven. A good steel trowel burnishing might have saved you a bunch of dust and labour. Concrete is after all supposed to look somewhat rustic. It's not granite or marble or quartz etc. I am going to be doing my own counters in the next 2 or 3 months. I will not be making a video for You tube but will send you pictures of my results if I can remember, mostly because I think you will appreciate where I went. Chow - Gary
thanks for the feedback!
this is cool. pretty comprehensive , thanks. lovin the a-team.
Thanks. Haha, I love em too. Wife and daughter.
1/2 azack would of made those bends with 1 1/4 golden screws z form also makes a really nice system to save all the rips and cuts especially the strip out
"would 'have' made" not would of.
Poor illustration, for a DIY’er; i know construction, is how I knew what you was doing, thanks alot