Our biggest concrete pour yet: 3 TONS in one day! / Renovating a 110+ y.o. ABANDONED farm in Belgium
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Join us as we tackle the next phase of our project, pouring concrete to lay a solid (and insulated!) foundation in our future kitchen. Episode #179. Subscribe, like and comment to stay on top of our progress. Thanks, you're the best!
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🤣paw of approval from chef inspector 🙂
That cat is something !!!
Ah yes, concrete work. Been doing a lot of that too. Nice work Ilia.
Great video editing too. You two rock and so does the Catspector
I have been with this family from almost the beginning and I am starting if they will ever get to live in this old home ? All the hard work that they are doing , they must get frustrated some time..I don't think I would ever begin a project as hard as this.. The work they have done so far is great and sometimes beautiful.. I wish them all the luck kn their endeavour ..
That's a very, very thorough inspector you have monitoring your work. And what a lot of hard work it was too. As usual you've done a wonderful job. Well done! [I especially enjoyed the inspector's sign off signature(s), everyone will know you've passed with the highest marks.]
I am so impressed by all the skills Ilia shows! And how much hard work is going into the house!
Somebody had a very productive week. It was hard work but you did it with smiles and fun attitude. Fact is, you two are our favorite fun channel to follow. The home is taking shape! 👍👍👍
Hard Work...
Great Job...
Concrete, Welding and Muscle in one video.
Always enjoy your videos...
Wow!! What hard day's work - but rewarding as well!! Admiration for your perseverance and teamwork!! Love watching your videos!!!❤
It makes me laugh that Anneke, (Catspector) had to walk over everything to make sure each step was done properly. You two are doing such a wonderful job.
Anneke analiysing properly every Ilia's work, and approve.. She's a supercat 😄
You work so hard, If you get a Bull Float on a long pole, you can make your work nice and smooth. This will make it a lot better on your back too.
Wow, this is absolutely huge! Congrats!
And I knew, I just knew that the Catspector would leave her marks! 😂 😂 😂
Catspector checking perimeter. All good! 😻
WOW! Hard and great job! Bravo!
The inspector seems determined to leave their imprint on your hard work. Great job by the way.
Great progress!
The catspector at work 😂
The cleaning up segments are sooooo satisfying ;)
Thank you 👍🙂
The painting up on the wall made everything look surreal.
I would not sleep the night before a concrete pour like. I am imagining all the things that could go wrong. 😨 I felt better when I saw it was not a massive truck dumping it down a chute through an open window. It was a relief to see you had it all under control.
Вы большие молодцы. Дай вам бог всего наилучшего в жизни на новой родине и поменьше разочарований. 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇺🇿
There is no need to remove rust from tempering steel
It is always rusty and that is intended 😉
It's true, rust is even better tegen brand new steel for concrete work
Yeah surface rust is not an issue. Only when the rust starts flaking is when you need to be concerned - but that takes many months before that starts to happen
Good work :)
It's funny how cats have been inspecting wet concrete since Roman times 😂
1:12 : Ha! I recognized that thin plastic foil immediately. About the same stuff as sandwich bags.
Bought it once, and never repeated that mistake. Always went for the sturdier option. Much more manageable and fit-for-use.
As always a nice job!
'On the Trail' by Tigerblood Jewel.
Rocking Ilia. Who would have guessed. What's next? Leather boots and a motorcycle? 😁🎸🏍
Wonderful job but I don't think Anika is impressed how is she going to poop in concrete. That was her bathroom. 😂
I love your smile!
That house will still be standing 200 years from now!
All my respect for Ilya. Hard job. But I would have just ordered pre-made concrete.
nice
Nice, but too wet. It can be Made far dryer with the same strength Afterwards.
Is it typical in Belgium to pour a concrete floor in two lifts? If so, please explain why. Do you use a concrete paste or bonding agent between layers? Are you going to install in-floor radiant heating in the top layer? Thank you for your attention to detail (e.g. descaling the reinforcing mesh prior to installation)!
You deserve a beer
Good Cat Work 👍
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2 years ago you did the same in the house? Is the house so big or ?I thought you did partly move in?
I hope you cleaned off kitty's paws after he walked in wet cement. It can be corrosive.
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The beauty lies in its function. Beauty is as beauty does.
Too bad you don't have fiberglass rebar at your suppliers.
Metal/steel rebar is a guarantee of the failure of any concrete and the number one cause of premature deterioration and failure in reinforced concrete construction
-for example, bridges, buildings, roads, foundations, and pads.
Untreated steel rebar arrives already rusting. Coated rebar rusts 8 you cut it and break the coating.
As well as the metal twist ties. It is the rusting process that eventually destroys reinforced concrete.
Metal, like steel, rusts in the presence of moisture and oxygen.
Concrete is porous and absorbs moisture, and oxygen is present in our atmosphere.
As the metal rusts, it expands, creating cracks that allow more moisture in, and more rust equals larger and larger cracks.
It eventually fails and breaks down.
😱 Luckily, it may take a lifetime for that to happen in your home.
We are presently having all our sidewalks, patios, driveways, and parking slabs replaced because of that failure because 8 years ago our home's previous owners used steel rebar that rusted.
This time I insisted that our concrete use only non-metal rebar, fiberglass with plastic ties, not metal.
Our contractor agreed and said he and most concrete contracts have switched over to fiberglass rebar for the exact reason stated above.
It might be something you look into for any future concrete projects.
We look forward to making more progress on the house. 😁