BUSTING DOWN AN OLD CONCRETE WALL ~ AND A THOROUGH POCKET CLEAN OUT !
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Sometimes, there are no easy ways to get a task done and you just have to work towards getting the job finished in steps, using available tools and equipment. Today, I take down a sagging concrete retaining wall using a small impact hammer. Let's see how it goes...
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Too funny Craig 😂. something dangerous "Wedding picture" 😂😂 Well done 👍🏻
You caught that...many missed it. Well done Luc!! Have yourself a great weekend!
@@EverydayProjects You too 🙋🏼♂
Craig you almost became a pirate lol when that broke off it made you dance out of the way, dont need a peg leg bud.
Those are just a few of my fancy moves. You should see me on Saturday night!! LOL
@@EverydayProjects lol
The pockets had me falling over laughing 😂
Best to empty them daily!!!
Well that was an interesting adventure in wall removal 👍
I learned not to do this again...haha
Lol. Demo is fun sometimes. At least with no rebar makes it slightly easier. Cheers,Mike. 💪
This retaining wall was poured sometime in the 40s so they probably didn't have easy access to rebar as we do today. We need you over here to help with the new one, Mike!!
@@EverydayProjects lol. I’m there for ya man!
You're a funny man. Have you ever tried to break a rock or concrete by drilling a small hole and inserting a .22 blank like a nail gun uses? It's dangerous so maybe you had best not try it. I hope your driveway is leveled out after using your new road drag. Also, I'm happy that you found your spare tire and other stuff.😄
I find it necessary to empty my pockets completely at least once a day. LOL I haven't used the .22 method to break concrete. The driveway was a smooth a glass afterwards. LOL Thanks Tom & Julie....Late reply....we were camping in 100 degree heat!!! At least there were no flies. Cheers
I thought I carried a lot in my pockets lol. You win.
It’s best to clean them out right to the bottom every few days 😂
Craig you need to find some easier jobs around the house 😂 Bumpers are optional anyway 😉. Thanks Brother!
Yeah…..who needs a bumper anyway? It didn’t actually fall off but I’m going to need more than a Mazda 5 for a tow vehicle next time.🙈😵💫😳
I was certain the dynamite was coming out😅 after seeing all that weight you carry around. Looking forward to the bumper video 😅
That's what makes guys like me so tough. We carry a whole Sh**load of stuff around...Better than lifting weights (and you never know when you'll need ground coffee or a tire rim)
OMG! What did you get yourself into now! In any case you need a pocket organizer 🤣🤣🤣
see ya Craig✌
Note to self: Pocket Organizer. Thanks Marc !
CRAIG!!!!!! WHy the pockets?.😮 That Asbestos was real back in the day my dad was exposed working in the Shipyard. Glad you got a "kick" out of this! Glad you didn't snap your leg off 😮 And then you said you don't do anything dangerous! While standing under a porch that looks like it will fall on your head any MINUTE 😮
My middle name is DANGER. ⚠️
A lot of building products contained asbestos, even drywall and plaster. It was used because it has long, strong fibers that reinforce otherwise frail material. Be careful out there. The porch could have come down but it's the challenge of living life on the edge that gives me that special touch! LOL haHa
@@EverydayProjects Craig 🍩😲
How's she goin'? Busting stuff is what I do well. I wish I lived close by you, I would have that wall out in jig time!! LOL Take care!!
If you lived nearby I would hook the rope to your new Bronco instead of my old Mazda 5 (and, I'd sit in the house and watch you do the work out the window). Thanks for stopping by. All the Best!!
Wow Craig, go about what women carry in there bags, well your pockets had a lot more only thing missing was the kitchen sink 😂😂
The kitchen sink was way down at the bottom of one pocket and I couldn't get it out!! I hope you got a chuckle out of this! Very nice to see you Nev!! Take care
@@EverydayProjects yes a really good chuckle 😂😂
Don't do anything dangerous? Isn't that your middle name? Great stuff but I don't think I'll try it. Interesting comment though: Don't rent tools. Hmm!
I'm what is known in the industry as "A Bad Risk" to rent tools out to. The proof is in the pudding. Thanks for watching