We bought this shed at the beginning of July. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxe81Bz076USDt6sYU1rDcNa2LwCIKADgB It’s built now and just needs painting. The instructions were clear and concise. All the parts were there and in excellent condition.
The first half of the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Part of the beauty of this video is you showed all the steps in enough detail so a novice could understand, you didn't have unnecessary talk or background noise and you made it fun to watch. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Came back to say I followed this video and made my own concrete slab, and it came out great. I have to say this was one of the most physically demanding jobs I have ever done. Each bag of cement is crazy heavy. But totally worth it!
Hi all!.. Funny that this in my most popular video, I almost didn't shoot it. Most of my videos are about woodworking and this slab is for my Dust Collection shed. You can check out my woodworking projects here jonpeters.com/
you know why this is your most popular video? for people wants to learn how to pour a concrete slab,your video is short but has everything i wanted to know.. after watched your video, i could tell you that,, now i have to confidence to DIY... thanks for the education.
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This man, earned my respect! It's not only how everything worked out, but also how you cleaned and organized your tools after using them; I also love the part you put your daughter's hand print on the slab. Great video!
I appreciate that you didn't use expensive tools. I loved the touch with your daughter's handprint. Good dads are few and far between. Luckily, I had a great one. Thanks.
Thanks for the video, now I am more willing to try a concrete slab. We need more videos like this on youtube. Simple, effective, great audio and filming, no frills, and no excessive talking :)
Great video and like someone said, no unnecessary narration, you showed how you did the job and it was easy to watch and learn from it. Also, it must be said, what a lovely looking well maintained house in a fantastic location.
I assume that young girl is your daughter which brought a tear to my eye. As a divorced father with joint custody my daughter was always with me during her younger years, wood stacking, fishing , skiing , hiking, etc. best years of my life. She is graduating this year and off to college she goes, I am happy for her and a bit sad all at the same time. They grow up so fast. Take care, great video.
Wow, what a great piece of work. Lack of narration, music, and all the other sensory inputs made me focus so much better on the task. I think I will buy the house next to yours and maybe in time, some of that know how will soak into my brain. A master craftsman of the highest caliber. Truly love your work and approach!
Nice job Jon. Who needs a tamper with footwork like yours. What I really like about your videos is that you show all the important steps for a job like this. Thanks again for another great video.
I so enjoy “how to videos” where the “star” of the video isn’t trying to be a “STAR”. And with the 5 minute intros to 3 minutes of work on film. Thanks for this one. Great job.
The best put of concrete work is having your family placing hands or foot prints in it. There's something special about that. Thx for sharing the video.
Thank you for showing people how to put stuff away and clean up ha. Some people just dont get it. Its part of the process. Great job including some of your family.
Why you didn't add lake or quarry sand and aggregations mixing with the cement? Cracks will appear after few days. Also pressing the ground with that way it's not secure for underground movements
Great video, Jon :) I like how you show all of the work from beginning to end while keeping it interesting - great pacing. I'm also a fan of no narration, letting the picture tell the story.
I would have boxed out the pipework, then back fill with gravel level with the cement once it was dry. Only because I've had many issues with replacing old pipes in the house I own. It's easier to scoop gravel then break concrete.
Did you water that gravel just before you put the concrete on? I'm not sure what the purpose of the tapcon screws are because they won't be enough to hold it to the other structure, and with just some gravel underneath, you want that thing to be able to heave up and down anyway from frost without breaking.
I appreciate that you show the clean up process in many of your videos, good habit to see and encourage. Also, I'm ridiculously jealous of your soil. In my tiny plot of Texas land I have 15" of clay with limestone beneath...I dig only when absolutely necessary. :)
I'm in Texas and was thinking the same thing. I have to deal with limestone 2 inches below my sod. And the way he just shoveled that grass out of there is just not possible down here. Haha!
I live in CA and had the same envy over the ease to dig up the soil. I assumed it had to be staged to be that easy. Love the video and clean up to close it out. Very professional.
im in western australia and all we have is sand ,it drains well ,too well and with it go the nutrients and youre always adding fertilizer and nutrients just to get something to grow
Great video. You can tell this guy is a finish carpenter. The forms were beautiful. Love the hand print. He should have put his hand print next to his daughters. She would have liked that. ;)
Nice work but those blue tapcons don't serve any purpose. As soon as the slab shifts even just a little they'll snap. Obviously you won't notice it but there's no point screwing those into the existing foundation. If you really need to tie the concrete slab to an existing foundation then it requires more than just tapcon screws.
+Paul Rockz It's typically done with steel pins epoxied into the existing foundation. The pins are of substantial diameter to resist shear loads. It would be complete overkill for a small slab like that.
Awesome video. Very simple but well executed. Nice to see the little ones involved too. I'm about to make a small slab with my 11 year old. Thanks Jon.
THE VERY BEST out of so many similar videos. And of course there is no blah blah blah :) This is exactly what I was looking for: DIY. Some of other videos are way too professional. I'll use yours for the foundation for a little shed in the countryside. Thank you very much!
I believe Jim was referring to the old slab as in the foundation he put the blue Tapcom screws into....not thebricks... and as far as a finish the man should have edged the slab while the concrete was still green.. also a broomed finish would have been better than no rounded edges and an in-uniformed broomed brush finish....
@@martin2466 ur the dummy The video is good The finish is shit And the tapcons and lack of expansion are confusing Although the pad will serve it's purpose he really should have edged it. As someone could hurt themselves on that sharp edge especially considering the heigth of the sod he laid there. And I doubt he's going the grind down the edge
I first thought, "He messed up. The concrete should not be that high, it will rot the siding." Then I read in the description that the new concrete is the foundation for a planned extension to the building. Now I feel better. By the way, many places that sell bagged concrete mix also rent concrete mixers. Nice job, as always. Cheers.
It is suppose to keep it from settling down from the foundation. However, most would recommend using rebar as it is a thicker and will not snap off as these blue screws will probably do. The weight of the concrete will be way to much on them.
I usually dump it over the forms when i hand-mix. Perhaps he didn't want to splash on the building. I usually hang plastic sheeting to keep walls from getting back-splashed.
I've been away from holiday. Now the first thing, is to see what I missed on your channel. Its great seeing what has been created. Still have to watch Casey's vlogs.. yours came first and with good reason! Thanks for sharing your work!
We bought this shed at the beginning of July. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxe81Bz076USDt6sYU1rDcNa2LwCIKADgB It’s built now and just needs painting. The instructions were clear and concise. All the parts were there and in excellent condition.
The first half of the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Part of the beauty of this video is you showed all the steps in enough detail so a novice could understand, you didn't have unnecessary talk or background noise and you made it fun to watch. Thanks for sharing your talents.
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Came back to say I followed this video and made my own concrete slab, and it came out great. I have to say this was one of the most physically demanding jobs I have ever done. Each bag of cement is crazy heavy. But totally worth it!
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@@edubb2491I assume to "connect" it to the existing slab
Love it. Great job. Organized, clean, no talking and straight to work.
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No talking makes this video very refreshing to watch!
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This man, earned my respect! It's not only how everything worked out, but also how you cleaned and organized your tools after using them; I also love the part you put your daughter's hand print on the slab. Great video!
+Lian Yang thanks !
My Dad always had us kids put our handprints in the concrete. Nice video.
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I appreciate that you didn't use expensive tools. I loved the touch with your daughter's handprint. Good dads are few and far between. Luckily, I had a great one. Thanks.
Thanks for the video, now I am more willing to try a concrete slab. We need more videos like this on youtube. Simple, effective, great audio and filming, no frills, and no excessive talking :)
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Great video and like someone said, no unnecessary narration, you showed how you did the job and it was easy to watch and learn from it. Also, it must be said, what a lovely looking well maintained house in a fantastic location.
Why did you screw those blue screws in the side of the building
I assume that young girl is your daughter which brought a tear to my eye. As a divorced father with joint custody my daughter was always with me during her younger years, wood stacking, fishing , skiing , hiking, etc. best years of my life. She is graduating this year and off to college she goes, I am happy for her and a bit sad all at the same time. They grow up so fast. Take care, great video.
Yes and so true! Thanks Scott
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for not rambling on like the guys in most of these videos!
The Daughter's Hand Print made it Really Special!!!! That's a Special Memory Right There!!!
Its 2 in the morning and I just watched you clean off a wheelbarrow and shovel and pick up trash. What a relaxing video, gonna sleep so well now.
The man wears a long sleeve Polo Rauphen Lauren shirt. That shirt never gets dirty..Impressive.
You didn’t see the part where he was walking on water?? I think it was from 0:00 - 7:50
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What was the purpose of putting the masonry screws into the blocks?
Wow, what a great piece of work. Lack of narration, music, and all the other sensory inputs made me focus so much better on the task. I think I will buy the house next to yours and maybe in time, some of that know how will soak into my brain.
A master craftsman of the highest caliber. Truly love your work and approach!
Nice job Jon. Who needs a tamper with footwork like yours. What I really like about your videos is that you show all the important steps for a job like this. Thanks again for another great video.
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I love how he had his daughter put her hand print in the concrete. That's a good father right there.
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Best slab pouring video on all of UA-cam.
We finished two concrete pads recently, great video to show the overall process. made the job easier
Thank you for helping the novice. very helpful video..
It’s just cool to see how often knowing an array of trades comes in handy in your personal life.
I've done concrete work as a cement finisher for 43 years and you done a really good job, in fact better than some of the guys I work with. Hood job
Thank you!
Anyone who’s ever done concrete like this, knows it’s a lot of work.. quick, smooth and keeping it simple is the best way to get stuff done
I didn't even realize you had time to hand mix this volume before it set. Cool humidity day? Inquiring minds want to know.
You're the Bob Ross of slab pouring! great video.
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I’m planning on putting down a concrete slab for small storage shed in the a.m. Thank you for sharing.
Go for it! This one is still doing great many years later👍
Excellent video sir. I feel more confident pouring my own small slab for a project. Thanks for the video!
How many bags did you use? Sorry if you already answered this.
Well done! Appreciate the time to make the video for others!!
I know the videos old. I'm pretty handy but never poured a slab. Always had hesitation. You've given me the confidence. Time for some walkway repair.
Loved this coaching video, now I can go ahead with my project with greater confidence, thanks so much ! 🇨🇦
Nice video. First time I ever saw someone do concrete work wearing an oxford. A touch of class.
Ha...thanks!
Best kind of tutorial. Less talking more doing.
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Phenomenal video! Minimalism at its best. And no annoying host talking about themselves!
I so enjoy “how to videos” where the “star” of the video isn’t trying to be a “STAR”. And with the 5 minute intros to 3 minutes of work on film. Thanks for this one. Great job.
Master of his craft, he cleans his tools once he’s done using them everything about this is professional
Excellent video and very well edited ~ Thank you
My favourite bit was when u placed the pavers back in perfectly.
because he marked the brick location at the beginning! I liked that as well
Christopher O'Connor ahhh i didnt notice that!
I don't know why but this video is satisfying to me
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Question what is the measurement for the slab and how many bags of cement you use?
My kind of video! No talk, all work! People making videos these days love to hear themselves talk all day. Awesome job!!
The best put of concrete work is having your family placing hands or foot prints in it. There's something special about that. Thx for sharing the video.
Thanks Bill
That turned out great!
thanks for the video, love the editing and the way you don't chit chat for 10 minutes. straight to work. thanks.
I think removing the forms is my favorite part! Its like unwrapping a present!!!
Luv the tamping will try this in 2 days
What an absolute gem of a video. Thank you for taking the time to record it. I'm off to buy the materials today!
Get this man some beers after this.
Great video... Love how it's all work and no talk... thanks for all the pointers.
No words and still the best video I’ve watched on how to pour a slab! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
That's a beautiful home, a happy home.
I dont know how I came here, but this was oddly satisfying. Greets from germany.
1:52 I'm sorry but I started laughing because it went from "using tools, accurately measuring, using a level" to "quickstomp,quickstomp,quickstomp" 😂
Thank you for showing people how to put stuff away and clean up ha. Some people just dont get it. Its part of the process. Great job including some of your family.
Perfect Video i was looking for, Thank You Jon.
Why you didn't add lake or quarry sand and aggregations mixing with the cement? Cracks will appear after few days. Also pressing the ground with that way it's not secure for underground movements
Nice job but could you cut the chatter?
This is exactly what I needed to know. Thanks!
I LOVE that you are doing this job wearing a shirt :D
Thanks!
Whats the name of that rake? Love it!
Great video, Jon :)
I like how you show all of the work from beginning to end while keeping it interesting - great pacing. I'm also a fan of no narration, letting the picture tell the story.
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This is, hands down (in concrete), the best video on UA-cam.
John this video was very therapeutic. Great job as always
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My favorite part is how spent you look picking up the empty concrete bags. Been there.
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Five years later, still one of my favorite videos. Also, fantastic outfit lol
Thanks Jason , lol I do get a few comments about the clothes😂
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I really like that building, it's really neat.
Loves how you explained the job perfectly. Well done 👍🏽
I would have boxed out the pipework, then back fill with gravel level with the cement once it was dry. Only because I've had many issues with replacing old pipes in the house I own. It's easier to scoop gravel then break concrete.
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Nobody cares what your dumbass would do. Its electric conduit not water lines nothing will happen to them
God your stupid id slap the fuck out of you if i could
Funny how these fucktards have sunk so low that people can’t even have an opinion anymore.
Did you water that gravel just before you put the concrete on? I'm not sure what the purpose of the tapcon screws are because they won't be enough to hold it to the other structure, and with just some gravel underneath, you want that thing to be able to heave up and down anyway from frost without breaking.
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I appreciate that you show the clean up process in many of your videos, good habit to see and encourage. Also, I'm ridiculously jealous of your soil. In my tiny plot of Texas land I have 15" of clay with limestone beneath...I dig only when absolutely necessary. :)
I'm in Texas and was thinking the same thing. I have to deal with limestone 2 inches below my sod. And the way he just shoveled that grass out of there is just not possible down here. Haha!
I live in CA and had the same envy over the ease to dig up the soil. I assumed it had to be staged to be that easy. Love the video and clean up to close it out. Very professional.
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oh Gosh! He made that look so easy and smooth!!
Great video. You can tell this guy is a finish carpenter. The forms were beautiful. Love the hand print. He should have put his hand print next to his daughters. She would have liked that. ;)
I like your video, very informative and straight to the point!
Nice work but those blue tapcons don't serve any purpose. As soon as the slab shifts even just a little they'll snap. Obviously you won't notice it but there's no point screwing those into the existing foundation. If you really need to tie the concrete slab to an existing foundation then it requires more than just tapcon screws.
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+Paul Rockz It's typically done with steel pins epoxied into the existing foundation. The pins are of substantial diameter to resist shear loads. It would be complete overkill for a small slab like that.
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Once again. I loved the content and the video style. Well done.
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Who elese put a hand print in concrete when you were young?
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Great looking slab you got there!
Awesome video. Very simple but well executed. Nice to see the little ones involved too. I'm about to make a small slab with my 11 year old. Thanks Jon.
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the best dressed DIY guy ever :-) Just one question, why did you not put a damp proof membrane between the compacted gravel and the concrete?
Alex Douglas, membrane is often used to control and prevent weeds growing through your landscaping.
THE VERY BEST out of so many similar videos. And of course there is no blah blah blah :) This is exactly what I was looking for: DIY. Some of other videos are way too professional. I'll use yours for the foundation for a little shed in the countryside. Thank you very much!
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Very nice slab Jon, why didn't you put an expansion joint between the old slab and new one?
you dont need too when you pull the form off and put the bricks back it creates a natural expansion joint after he edges it
I believe Jim was referring to the old slab as in the foundation he put the blue Tapcom screws into....not thebricks... and as far as a finish the man should have edged the slab while the concrete was still green.. also a broomed finish would have been better than no rounded edges and an in-uniformed broomed brush finish....
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And the tapcons and lack of expansion are confusing
Although the pad will serve it's purpose he really should have edged it. As someone could hurt themselves on that sharp edge especially considering the heigth of the sod he laid there.
And I doubt he's going the grind down the edge
Excellent video, not to long, very informative, no music,narrative, or excessive kids or pets.
This is the best vid so far on all aspects. Thanks. I like the way there is no annoying narration too! Wonderful!
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I first thought, "He messed up. The concrete should not be that high, it will rot the siding." Then I read in the description that the new concrete is the foundation for a planned extension to the building. Now I feel better. By the way, many places that sell bagged concrete mix also rent concrete mixers. Nice job, as always. Cheers.
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Best tutorial ever. Love the style.
I really enjoyed watching this video. Great job!
What's with the adding screws to the other foundation. Is it an anchor point to prevent settling?
It is suppose to keep it from settling down from the foundation. However, most would recommend using rebar as it is a thicker and will not snap off as these blue screws will probably do. The weight of the concrete will be way to much on them.
Another great video - this one was the visual equivalent to a great cup of coffee.
I'm laughing so hard that he has a wheel barrow and decided to scoop it out with a shovel
I usually dump it over the forms when i hand-mix. Perhaps he didn't want to splash on the building. I usually hang plastic sheeting to keep walls from getting back-splashed.
I've been away from holiday. Now the first thing, is to see what I missed on your channel. Its great seeing what has been created. Still have to watch Casey's vlogs.. yours came first and with good reason! Thanks for sharing your work!
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