Awesome video. I for one vote for the rebar. Wondering why you didn't use a little more substrate? I am planning on 4". Would 5/8 minus be good for substrate?
I guess I don’t understand the need for a rebar grid in a sidewalk. That’s a lot of extra work cutting those and overkill for something that will just be walked on. If it was a driveway, I could understand the rebar grid. Those 2x4 stakes are overkill too. Try 1x3s - so much easier to pound in the ground, and hold up the forms just fine. You guys do solid work though! 👍🏼
Love your work, also to dare showing it on YT, - but never connect new concrete with old concrete, llike u do at 9 min. The house has settled 10 years ago. The new sidewalk will probably sink 5/16, or 1cm in the next years, so they should be seperate. / Also if and when u drill into foundations the hole should never go down, but up so water wont accumulate in it. - Other than that awesome work. - Greetings from Norway.
@@Take_And_Make where are these projects that you guys Make 2 x stakes and you don't finish the face of steps , do you not have conc pumps. , What's up
I would see those hard angles in the turn every time I walked on it and it would drive me crazy. To anyone watching this, don't do that. Use some ¼in plywood. Soak it in water and bend it, back it up with some pins, and round that corner off. Craftsmanship is important.
That was my first thought "what a waste of wood". Its making them work so much harder too but I suppose if its a one time DIY it's better to just do it their way because when would they even use the pins again? Idunno I was always told you use the right tools and do it the right way. There's never a reason to reinvent the wheel.
So bad 👎 forming. Next day you will remove those 2x4s ur making a hole and shifting the ground that sidewalk is cracked I bet today🤣 Get some France steel pickets
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Man, I worked up a sweat watching you guys wheelbarrow that dirt in.
It wasn't that bad actually. Way more hand work when we prep basements
Those pegs look sturdy ,remember that u got to get them out .lol nice job .
6:50 - _Don't you even think about it kitty. No. No!! Back! That's right. Git! Yeah. Do it over there. Goooooood cat!_ 😁
Lol
Landon’s mom here. Good work, men!
Thanks, Angela!
LMAO!!! 2 grown guys on 1 stake! too funny lol
I hope the cat was paid for his effort :D
Hahaha
Love the kitty part! Btw awesome videos guys!
Saludos desde México
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video. I for one vote for the rebar. Wondering why you didn't use a little more substrate? I am planning on 4". Would 5/8 minus be good for substrate?
You guys are really cool!
Thank you!
Mannn. Love the videos.. No talking.. 😂😂💯💯 #newsub
Welcome aboard!
I guess I don’t understand the need for a rebar grid in a sidewalk. That’s a lot of extra work cutting those and overkill for something that will just be walked on. If it was a driveway, I could understand the rebar grid. Those 2x4 stakes are overkill too. Try 1x3s - so much easier to pound in the ground, and hold up the forms just fine. You guys do solid work though! 👍🏼
Ground shifts. Keeps it all intact. That is the purpose of rebar
Do you 45 your sidewalk so you can get the wheelbarrow around the corner.
nice video when is part2 coming out?
Next Friday I think
45 edges look real nice. Im gonna start doing that . But wow using only 2x4's? We use 2x6 . Concrete in canada gotaa be mininum 6".. nice.jobs though.
Who told you such nonsense? 4” is min for sidewalks, even driveways.
열심히 일하는 당신들께 응원 합니다......잘 보고 갑니다....^^
Love your work, also to dare showing it on YT, - but never connect new concrete with old concrete, llike u do at 9 min. The house has settled 10 years ago. The new sidewalk will probably sink 5/16, or 1cm in the next years, so they should be seperate. / Also if and when u drill into foundations the hole should never go down, but up so water wont accumulate in it.
- Other than that awesome work. - Greetings from Norway.
Thank you for the kind words and for great advance!
@@Take_And_Make where are these projects that you guys Make 2 x stakes and you don't finish the face of steps , do you not have conc pumps. , What's up
hi, i am the first medal you can.
Anyone else think the guy in the red flannel shirt is less than enthused to be doing this?
I would see those hard angles in the turn every time I walked on it and it would drive me crazy. To anyone watching this, don't do that. Use some ¼in plywood. Soak it in water and bend it, back it up with some pins, and round that corner off. Craftsmanship is important.
We offered customer rounded corners he requested straight angles only.
Rounded corners are out of date . The 45 corners are way better . It looks more modern .
👍👍👍
Why don’t you guys use steel stakes so it doesn’t take two men to drive them?
We ended up buying some.
Takes time to save up for the right tools for the job.
U guys need to invest in some pins
That was my first thought "what a waste of wood". Its making them work so much harder too but I suppose if its a one time DIY it's better to just do it their way because when would they even use the pins again? Idunno I was always told you use the right tools and do it the right way. There's never a reason to reinvent the wheel.
At least a 10lbs sledge.
Good job and join me
Гарно
Дякую!
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I could do that faster by my self
No doubt!
Canada Post... 2 Canadian grown guys on 1 stake. Embarrassing and insulting me...
What is this?Hire the handycap deaf mute contractor company
So bad 👎 forming. Next day you will remove those 2x4s ur making a hole and shifting the ground that sidewalk is cracked I bet today🤣
Get some France steel pickets
The sound of silence would drive me crazy . Do they talk? Atleast play some music. What a boring crew of 2
boredom is a symptom of an ill state of mind