Cutting A Door Opening Out Of A Concrete Wall

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  • Опубліковано 9 лют 2021
  • Cutting A Door Opening Out Of A Concrete Wall
    Welcome to The Big D Concrete Cutting And Core Drilling youtube channel. In this video we show you how we cut a 3070 door opening out of a concrete building. Thanks for watching, like the video, comment and subscribe.

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  • @mickthomas5162
    @mickthomas5162 2 місяці тому +1

    Very good explanation of technique, process, and tools. Music was hard to endure, but once i blocked out the music and yoyoyo attitude, i learned a lot 😂

  • @StephenBoesch
    @StephenBoesch 3 роки тому +12

    When Kyle pulled out that massive portion of the new doorway by hand and then jumped out of the way I'm like: "49 out of 50 times that's going to turn out OK". Glad we didn't turn up that 50th time today. Also was surprised they were haphazard with wearing gloves. You only have one pair of hands (and legs).

  • @jcfpv3454
    @jcfpv3454 2 роки тому +24

    I was exposed to massive amounts of silica dust without knowing or protection while drilling holes for housing and blowing out the holes with compressed air now I am trying to get a Whole Lung lavage to SAVE MY LIFE and remove the silica dust in my lungs before it's too late please spread awareness about a possible hope for removing the silica dust from lungs before it causes fatal damage.

  • @Citizen052
    @Citizen052 Рік тому +3

    Respect to these guys. That's not easy work but someone got to do it.

  • @samiranama9756
    @samiranama9756 3 роки тому +17

    Looked awesome especially doing it by hand! Everyones got their own way of doing it, whatever youre comfortable with! Just a tip from a fellow cutter, try cutting the door in one piece next time, with a 2” relief gap at the top and push it on some tires. Then all youll need is your 20” handsaw to cut it up for hand removal. A lot less corners you have to chainsaw. A lot less hard work.

    • @tylercollins6566
      @tylercollins6566 2 роки тому +1

      Also I'd add sheetmetal for flush so you don't have swirls. Plastic on the sides dry slurry is a nightmare to clean.and never pull concrete towards you. I'd also have some tires and plywood for dropping on finished floor

    • @Viking88Power
      @Viking88Power 2 роки тому

      Yup, a lot easier cutting it up on the ground.

    • @alfredofelipe7675
      @alfredofelipe7675 Рік тому

      Hey Sam! Hope all is well. Quick question if you don’t mind. I’m looking to get a set up like this to have some guys cut everything as far as slabs go as a division of the plumbing business for redrains etc. question is. What’s this set up they got capable of doing? Thanks!

    • @erikrobles5727
      @erikrobles5727 Рік тому +1

      The hell with any extra cuts u can actually walk that whole price of Concrete out buy simply using your wedge or alternate hitting the bottom sides to walk it out just 2 inches or so just so it will clear the top edge when you push it over onto some tires

  • @AlphatecEngineering
    @AlphatecEngineering 2 роки тому

    Very good job guys! you have excellent tools for the right job. Excellent information! Thank you very much for sharing.

  • @jacksonvillejetriders6529
    @jacksonvillejetriders6529 2 роки тому +2

    Truck is well organized and equipment is clean. That sets you up for success

  • @alfredkwok9239
    @alfredkwok9239 2 роки тому

    Excellent cutting !

  • @vadudsafa
    @vadudsafa Рік тому

    Thank you guys!

  • @Photonutubia
    @Photonutubia 3 роки тому +1

    Great video, great hole. Thanks

  • @grzegorzkwasniewski5137
    @grzegorzkwasniewski5137 3 роки тому +7

    You guys clearly know what your doing. Very nice video to watch, aspecially when I'm about to try wall cutting on my own! :)
    Thanks!

  • @stevesanchez3941
    @stevesanchez3941 9 годин тому

    Great video. The only thing I would change is to make smaller cuts.

  • @sabbdabbydoo5728
    @sabbdabbydoo5728 Рік тому +1

    I'm a concrete cutter. I do ha e to give full props doing it by hand. We cut walls with a wall saw runs off 3phase 480v generator in our box van. But you guys are badass🤘

  • @Ps119
    @Ps119 6 місяців тому +1

    Nice and safe job which is great because there is lots to go wrong. Great work, and surprised there was so little mess to clean up.

  • @noopurritter4326
    @noopurritter4326 3 роки тому +1

    Go Kyle 💥💥

  • @amirjamil3811
    @amirjamil3811 Рік тому

    im fromindonesian and someday i want to have complate tools like you guys,,,hehehe
    'i LOVE IT !!!!!!!

  • @fergilism
    @fergilism Рік тому

    very professional

  • @jenniferchance5636
    @jenniferchance5636 2 місяці тому +1

    Great job guys

  • @shilanmathew8106
    @shilanmathew8106 2 роки тому +1

    Very good job high skills

  • @jasonlindsay3364
    @jasonlindsay3364 3 місяці тому +1

    Do all your horizontal cuts first starting from the bottom and always cut a keyway at the top to remove safety.

  • @davilumalopes
    @davilumalopes Рік тому +1

    Muito bom parabéns 👏

  • @TeslaBoy123
    @TeslaBoy123 11 місяців тому +1

    Nice job and obviously isn't a easy task to complete without the correct equipment to make everything look nice and clean

  • @MrJSabadojr
    @MrJSabadojr 3 роки тому +1

    I like the way you did. Great.

    • @stevesanchez3941
      @stevesanchez3941 9 годин тому

      For the most. Honestly, though, I would have made 1 sqft cut outs personally. Like they say in the video, even small cuts like I am saying can cause serious injury using poor lifting practices. You only have one back, screw that up, and your entire body is done for.

  • @jeffstahrify
    @jeffstahrify Рік тому

    Best name ever

  • @CP-012
    @CP-012 2 роки тому +1

    Impressive. Go work.

  • @cityconcretecutters9861
    @cityconcretecutters9861 3 роки тому +1

    സൂപ്പർ..., 👍👍💞

  • @mikeluther3854
    @mikeluther3854 Рік тому

    Cool videos Kyle.... i need to talk to Dave about getting you some hi cycle stuff, that looked like too much work!

  • @jasonlindsay3364
    @jasonlindsay3364 3 місяці тому

    And get some spare tires to drop the concrete onto can put some plywood down on top of that will take a lot of the impact of the concrete and won’t bounce uncontrollably

  • @stevefata9062
    @stevefata9062 Рік тому +2

    Help I'm doing assisted living center don't have hydrolic access only pneumatic am I fcked it do they work ????? Got a 1 day window in next week

    • @davidhazard418
      @davidhazard418 Рік тому

      in my humble opinion on this is yes. the mess and noise in that environment is not good.

  • @eric6248
    @eric6248 Рік тому

    Great job, I would highly recommend wearing a mask. Your body will gladly appreciate it...😎👍🏽

  • @doylecrisman8031
    @doylecrisman8031 3 роки тому +8

    Smart cutter would of used a wall saw

    • @lildsf8186
      @lildsf8186 3 роки тому +3

      And some plastic and vac guy

  • @user-wj1gl5wy9k
    @user-wj1gl5wy9k 9 місяців тому +1

    Men get to have all of the fun. We don't live in the days when women stayed at home to be a housewife. Sooo open up these jobs for women too! Women can do this work too. Thats all I see when I watch construction videos these days, men hogging it. Let women in. Men and women work together. Looks like fun and good work.

    • @davidhazard418
      @davidhazard418 9 місяців тому

      I would love to have women working here. All are welcome to apply.

  • @mikepuentes2303
    @mikepuentes2303 Рік тому +1

    If you walk the opening out 1" by hitting it at the bottom with a 25lb sledge hammer, it will fall right out with no dice cutting. Drop on an old tire and it will land like a feather. Another trick is to stack to blades on top cut on 6" or less works too! you can thank me later. Cool videos!!

  • @dongodfrey3403
    @dongodfrey3403 8 місяців тому

    Definitely the hard way, but still bad ass

  • @shaunprinsloo3311
    @shaunprinsloo3311 2 роки тому +1

    what tipe of blade did you use on the chainsaw

  • @jmcg2518
    @jmcg2518 3 роки тому +9

    I guess my idea of cutting is somewhat different then yours. but the outcome is the same. good job.

  • @mjreeves3
    @mjreeves3 Рік тому +1

    Great vid! Are there any considerations for reinforcing the header of the opening since the weight from above now has to be transferred to the sides?

    • @Troy-Moses
      @Troy-Moses Рік тому

      Not necessary for tilt-wall construction, as the wall was poured monolithically. But for wide openings close to the top of the wall, maybe.

  • @user-hf3id5vf8h
    @user-hf3id5vf8h Рік тому +1

    no rebars inside the wall?

  • @agourtani
    @agourtani Рік тому +2

    Thanks for sharing ..would this also work on reinforced concrete? We have an old house with full concrete walls and want to open a window in one!

    • @davidhazard418
      @davidhazard418 Рік тому +1

      It sure will, you will want to notch out for a door header as well.

  • @adelelchikelchik3862
    @adelelchikelchik3862 3 роки тому +1

    عمل راءع

  • @user-uk1le7rp6z
    @user-uk1le7rp6z Рік тому +2

    기계장비을 구입할려면 어떻게 하나요 한국에서 가격은 얼마정도하나요 9:02

    • @davidhazard418
      @davidhazard418 Рік тому

      I don't know the Korean price. I buy From Diamond Products

  • @nutteyconcretecutter1852
    @nutteyconcretecutter1852 2 роки тому

    That's hard work there I have one word PENTRUDER !!!! 1 MAN 2 HOURS IN AND OUT.. USE THE HUSKY RING TO DO THE CORNERS

  • @allproconcretecutters1050
    @allproconcretecutters1050 2 роки тому +2

    3.0 by 7.0 or bigger, just use a wall saw. Get a cheaper on either the Husqvarna WS 220 or Hilti DST CA 10. I cut by myself and did not take this long to get a 3.0 by 7.0 door cut done.

    • @jmcg2518
      @jmcg2518 2 роки тому

      SHIIIIIIITTTT MAN, have you seen the price tag on a hilti wallsaw unit??? holy fuck man.....$90,000.00
      but i will say this you pull out a hilti ws onto a job, and know how to operate it, you be lookin la-jit!!!

    • @allproconcretecutters1050
      @allproconcretecutters1050 2 роки тому

      @@jmcg2518 that’s the thing, I do have one. But it’s best to cut with wall saw than handsaw

  • @invasion1824
    @invasion1824 Рік тому +1

    The machine is so quiet!

  • @hxntter
    @hxntter 2 роки тому +2

    do you guys not have wall saws??

  • @trevermaxwell3035
    @trevermaxwell3035 10 місяців тому +1

    One guy said imma put the concrete on the deck $10 bucks says he’s marine but aye he might be navy 🙈

  • @briankorth6763
    @briankorth6763 Рік тому +1

    How much do you charge for that? Nice rig

  • @Appytail
    @Appytail Рік тому

    Seems to me you need a smaller saw to perform the initial 1 in deep cut ...

  • @calirock8870
    @calirock8870 3 роки тому +4

    Smarter not Harder 🤔 mount a wall saw.

  • @anthonycollins1347
    @anthonycollins1347 2 роки тому

    What do you recommend for equipment to cut a 3 foot thick wall? With rebar in it.

  • @grahamsmith6387
    @grahamsmith6387 2 місяці тому

    Why not use wall saw

  • @mikeortiz1338
    @mikeortiz1338 3 роки тому +4

    Is there any reason you didn't just use a mounted wall saw to ensure straight cuts since it will be exposed?

    • @grvoor4
      @grvoor4 3 роки тому

      Was wondering the same thing. Maybe they don’t have one or to save time on the set up?

    • @davidhazard418
      @davidhazard418 3 роки тому +1

      We only use a track saw for super long or deep cuts.

    • @jmcg2518
      @jmcg2518 2 роки тому +1

      Only long or deep cuts huh? What about a bank vault with a shit ton of steel in it?....indoors?

    • @yourmother638
      @yourmother638 2 роки тому

      @@jmcg2518 bank vaults are thick..... "deep"

    • @yourmother638
      @yourmother638 2 роки тому

      Or you could just cut straight.. I do it all the time but I wallsaw as well

  • @waldin110
    @waldin110 10 місяців тому +1

    You guys did a great job, next time that you dropped a wall use some old tires instead of those pallets that will help a lot trust me.

  • @paulbooij7594
    @paulbooij7594 2 роки тому

    Is that chainsaw chain, the same width as the saw blade?

    • @joshuajordan3170
      @joshuajordan3170 2 роки тому

      its usually not, unless its a little worn down

  • @buildrepairupgradeb.r.u6215
    @buildrepairupgradeb.r.u6215 Місяць тому

    He has a car channel also

  • @russhageman372
    @russhageman372 Рік тому +1

    how long start to finish?

  • @herewego1647
    @herewego1647 Рік тому

    Why didn't you use a wall saw?

  • @mattbailey6933
    @mattbailey6933 19 годин тому

    Silicosis...look it up because you are going to have it

  • @virvegeorgeson1176
    @virvegeorgeson1176 9 місяців тому

    I would prefer to hear the natural cutting and sawing sounds without the music, the video would be more educational if the viewer is able to notice how and when the sound changes as the cuts are being made.

  • @deafrock1580
    @deafrock1580 15 годин тому

    good job, but use earmuffs to protect your ears, you don't want to get tenitus

  • @-Turtl3_
    @-Turtl3_ 2 роки тому

    How many hours did the job take?

    • @bigdcutting957
      @bigdcutting957  2 роки тому

      Two hours, went slower with the recording.

  • @iversonjcameron
    @iversonjcameron 2 роки тому

    Nice.....but put a weka on that m2 rollercarriage....that taiwan drill dont impress me much

  • @40skywalker
    @40skywalker 2 роки тому

    Why do you guys use down cut saws? Try an upcut saw "blade spinning the other way" Makes Handsawing so much easier... Puts hydraulic handle grip/lever on the top side of vertical cuts which can cut farther down to bottom of cut and way more ergonomic for the operator.IMHO

  • @jorgesantos6181
    @jorgesantos6181 6 місяців тому +1

    Did it take you 8 hours?🤔

  • @symcardnel1741
    @symcardnel1741 Рік тому

    Gotta be 3 to 5k job?? I'd be taking that straight out of the AIA's pay!!!
    I was so thinking a guy was gonna be sitting on a toilet or chair when they pulled that slab out. I always like to check on the other side of the wall before I do a job like this.

  • @concreteroadcutting8979
    @concreteroadcutting8979 2 роки тому

    Name or make of the machine sir

  • @randydye6499
    @randydye6499 Рік тому

    Got to be lime stome

  • @11onejay
    @11onejay 10 місяців тому +1

    I'm just here to let you guys know your doing it wrong. The two Puerto Ricans in the movie fast 5 did it in seconds with a reciprocating saw.....😂

  • @HBxAdub
    @HBxAdub 2 роки тому +1

    How much does a job like that cost?

    • @aq8020
      @aq8020 2 роки тому

      I like to get an idea of the price as well. You do not have to give exact number but a ball park figure.

    • @jmcg2518
      @jmcg2518 2 роки тому

      @@aq8020 the thing is when it comes to price, does the sawcutter charge by the linear foot, or by the hour? lets say he charges $15.00 per inch foot. now thats $15.00 for every inch of depth of concrete per linear foot, so if it were 4 inches thick then every foot he cut would equal out to $60.00 per foot. A typical man sized door is approx 3x7 foot which is 7+7+3+3=20 linear feet with a depth of cut being 8 inches. So, total cost for cutting 1 man door would be $15.00×8=$120.00 ×20=$2400.00

  • @tonylawton6513
    @tonylawton6513 Рік тому

    You didn't show how you got the cutter out when you trapped it when the top fell on it. 😂

  • @randydye6499
    @randydye6499 Рік тому

    Stone

  • @crazyhandshands9028
    @crazyhandshands9028 7 місяців тому

    No thanks I have seen many concrete go loose and gets a mind of its own especially if it wobbles 😮

  • @mopar2513
    @mopar2513 Рік тому

    Get a ringsaw … fuck that 😳

  • @travishall1763
    @travishall1763 2 роки тому +1

    Trying to kill your workers . Big saw and you got hydraulic hoses to . And let the concrete just fall on to the good concrete. Big D just need to put camera down and go buy some lighter saws!!!

  • @thomasjohnson-dyer2537
    @thomasjohnson-dyer2537 Рік тому +1

    I dont understand your process of cutting openings. you always cut your horizontals first then your verticals. if you cut your verticals fist then horizonals second you run into a big possibility of pieces dropping onto your blade in midst cut. especially cutting multiple pieces. I know you Still have to chainsaw but never trust a corner with all that weight. hope your boss will buy you a wallsaw for that tilt panel. I know that sucked ass even with 2 cutters

    • @bigdcutting957
      @bigdcutting957  Рік тому

      We appreciate your observations, they cut the way they are comfortable with and did it safely leaving enough material attached to prevent pinching and binding. In our neck of the woods a track saw for a 30/70 is over kill even on tilt.

    • @thomasjohnson-dyer2537
      @thomasjohnson-dyer2537 Рік тому +1

      @@bigdcutting957 I mean everyone has their way of doing things for sure. Personally I think track saw is never overkill especially for tilt wall. It saves your guys and cuts ot way faster and safer. Just my humble opinion. Handsaws are meant for block and stuff where mounting a track just won't work. And yes I'm in central Florida as well.

  • @sliperysid
    @sliperysid 2 роки тому

    Stitch drill it...

    • @ebbehermansson2036
      @ebbehermansson2036 2 роки тому +1

      Why? They said the edges will be exposed?

    • @sliperysid
      @sliperysid 2 роки тому +2

      @@ebbehermansson2036 I was being facetious. I'm English it's what we do!

    • @jmcg2518
      @jmcg2518 2 роки тому

      @@sliperysid Ahhhhaaa!!!lmfao
      nice brother!!! got em!!!