True professional you can obviously hear it’s windy and he’s smart enough to cut where the wind blows the dust away from him instead of into. He’s obviously a just scarring with the grinder and has done it enough to gain muscle memory with his tool because he does it effortlessly. Great job man appreciate the information and knowledgeable you’ve blessed us with!! Thanks again brother.
As a mason this guy is a rare to find he like what he does. Most people jest rush their work because in their mind it is the same thing at the end of the day. 👏
Ive done this type of work before and never once did I use a grinder to cut the stone. I used my brain and my brick hammer to break the stone to get the shape I needed and the job always came out looking great.
@@lovetheNorml evidently there’s stuff called “stone veneer mortar” that’s pretty sticky and another guy told me to just use “thinset” like the stuff they put tile up with. I haven’t started my project yet, still trying to figure it out, plus it’s so cold I’m using my fireplace right now. Probably waIt till spring. If you fight out let me know, thanks man
@@shanek6582 found 80 lb. Gray Type S Mortar Mix by SAKRETE from home depot is the easy way and you can Prepare a scratch coat of type N or type S mortar. Typically, a good mortar mix consists of one part N or S cement and 2.25 parts sand, but premixed scratch-coat mortar is also available. The same mortar used for this scratch coat can also be used for the bond coat and also for grouting the seams... i guess would be the hard way.. copied and pasted... hope that helps... and yes had to be ideal temps to do it.. good luck.. and thanks..
If using type "s" or "n" an acrylic fortifier is needed, with heavy or natural stone wet the substrate to avoid flash bonding . Now what I do "16 year journeyman" is mix type "s" with a roughly 3/4 mortar to 1/4 thinset "same as veneer mortar" is climate is an issue (wet, or freeze/thaw) I add acrylic fortifier. Jointed work I use type "s" normally straight to tool( remember when using fortifier in tooling mortar, if you joint your work with it, it will give a shiny appearance) always let your mortar "flash" meaning mix to proper consistency then allow for partial set up, add minimal water and mix again. Mixed Mortar has a life of 2 1/2 hours so mix accordingly. You will need to keep mortar consistent through apllucatio. By adding minimal water and mixing again. Sorry for the long answer but it's better to over explain in my experience
Nice work and instructions ,but I believe the most important thing would be to stress the use of a dust mask to protect your lungs from possible copd or cancer from those man made products!
@51LAY You are very right but this stne is natural not man made... Either way with no mask he will end up with "potters rot" aka Silicosis of the ungs.
You may have done stone for a long time and it looks good but your cutting and holding techniques- wow. The grinders blade was about 2 inches away from your thumb and the direction of the blade is pulling it toward toward your hand. Be careful man and hold it on the other side.
I would guess that most of you have never put up a piece of stone in your life!! Doing a stone project like this takes forever. You can't rush a job like this. A dust mask is not practical when doing this. Know one wears a dust mask. Look at other videos on you tube people how many dust masks do you see especially if a guy is making a video.
True professional you can obviously hear it’s windy and he’s smart enough to cut where the wind blows the dust away from him instead of into. He’s obviously a just scarring with the grinder and has done it enough to gain muscle memory with his tool because he does it effortlessly. Great job man appreciate the information and knowledgeable you’ve blessed us with!! Thanks again brother.
As a mason this guy is a rare to find he like what he does. Most people jest rush their work because in their mind it is the same thing at the end of the day. 👏
what type of mortar are you using?
i do the same in egypt .wonderful work man :)
Ive done this type of work before and never once did I use a grinder to cut the stone. I used my brain and my brick hammer to break the stone to get the shape I needed and the job always came out looking great.
CAN I USE CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE OUTDOORS FOR REAL STONE ?
How do you walk around on that jobsite all day?? Wheres your tender to clean up for you?
Nice looking work though!
What do you use to stick it to the wall, just regular mortar? Thanks
I've been trying to find that out... any luck?
@@lovetheNorml evidently there’s stuff called “stone veneer mortar” that’s pretty sticky and another guy told me to just use “thinset” like the stuff they put tile up with. I haven’t started my project yet, still trying to figure it out, plus it’s so cold I’m using my fireplace right now. Probably waIt till spring. If you fight out let me know, thanks man
@@shanek6582 found
80 lb. Gray Type S Mortar Mix
by
SAKRETE from home depot
is the easy way and you can
Prepare a scratch coat of type N or type S mortar. Typically, a good mortar mix consists of one part N or S cement and 2.25 parts sand, but premixed scratch-coat mortar is also available. The same mortar used for this scratch coat can also be used for the bond coat and also for grouting the seams... i guess would be the hard way.. copied and pasted... hope that helps... and yes had to be ideal temps to do it.. good luck.. and thanks..
If using type "s" or "n" an acrylic fortifier is needed, with heavy or natural stone wet the substrate to avoid flash bonding .
Now what I do "16 year journeyman" is mix type "s" with a roughly 3/4 mortar to 1/4 thinset "same as veneer mortar" is climate is an issue (wet, or freeze/thaw) I add acrylic fortifier. Jointed work I use type "s" normally straight to tool( remember when using fortifier in tooling mortar, if you joint your work with it, it will give a shiny appearance) always let your mortar "flash" meaning mix to proper consistency then allow for partial set up, add minimal water and mix again. Mixed Mortar has a life of 2 1/2 hours so mix accordingly. You will need to keep mortar consistent through apllucatio. By adding minimal water and mixing again.
Sorry for the long answer but it's better to over explain in my experience
@@Eyesopen365 thanks a million, I’m screen shotting this. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Why is there no rake marks on the scratch coat?
What is the name of the stone?? Can you tell me asap
No need for metal mesh?
Nice work and instructions ,but I believe the most important thing would be to stress the use of a dust mask to protect your lungs from possible copd or cancer from those man made products!
wow it takes 10 minutes to lay one piece. hope you gettng a lot of money for that laborious job!
Love the part with mounting a stone six feet up and completely disregarding it to do whatever else. I actually think i am better at this
@51LAY You are very right but this stne is natural not man made... Either way with no mask he will end up with "potters rot" aka Silicosis of the ungs.
You may have done stone for a long time and it looks good but your cutting and holding techniques- wow. The grinders blade was about 2 inches away from your thumb and the direction of the blade is pulling it toward toward your hand. Be careful man and hold it on the other side.
I would guess that most of you have never put up a piece of stone in your life!! Doing a stone project like this takes forever. You can't rush a job like this. A dust mask is not practical when doing this. Know one wears a dust mask. Look at other videos on you tube people how many dust masks do you see especially if a guy is making a video.
Awesome work
Wonder which hospital he is at now and how that lung cancer is going.
KIDS MASK PLEASE.
Man putting your hand in front of a diamond blade like that is just a little wild haha
The rock blade doesn't cut flesh
@@Daniel-sd9fo oh.....you don't say.
Where's your mask? Silicosis from stone dust is a true safety issue when cutting and trimming stone with power tools.
Good Job!!
hope your company is striving guys ... now in 2015 . personally i dought it.
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Using the grinder without a guard and cutting without a mask are both dangerous. Highly inappropriate for a demonstration video.
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