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Do I need a scratch coat for doing veneer over cinder block . Image it hold better and easier Also can I just use type s

Very professional 🏗️🏨🕌🏨🕌🏨🏨🕌🏨🕌🏨

Good man keep do what you doing 🏗️🏫

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My basement floor was poured 100 years ago and is very thin. I have the headroom to pour a new 4" to 6" slab. With proper prep, rebar, expansion joint material, etc. is that something that can be done?

Heard of an angle grinder mate

A Home Depot bucket AND a Lowe's bucket? Man, you're disloyal.

I owe you a beer. I’m doing my fire place

I learned how to lay block as a teenager from my dad, who was an all-purpose guy and figured it out on his own. I'm now 55 and planning to build a small outdoor fireplace. I haven't tried to lay block in 35 years. Your vid is outstanding and demonstrates how to do it properly. Thank you so much for this video and your expertise. Awesome instruction.

Awesome teacher, thanks

Where your Verts and Ufer rod?

Thanks for this, really helpful. Anything to do differently at the base (where first block meets the foundation) or same thing as any other horizontal joint?

Thanks for the information that was tight dog!!

I would crack it 😂

11:00 at night I'm sitting on the toilet watching your video. Amazon backup alarm goes off and my dogs thinks he's here and start going crazy and woke my wife up. She didn't find it as funny as I did. 😂😂😂😂

What state are you in? Missouri?

This is the video I've been looking for for hours! Thanks man, nailed the presentation and cleared up the few questions I had.

Cool footering

I'd pay extra for the shirtless worker like him 😂

Wouldn't it be better to use a stacked bond instead of a running bond that way no overlaps from the course above?

Until u cover the cut line in dust… learn to measure and cut first. Note it didnt show the end result…. More yt crap content

3d print it invention

Where is the footing?

Thats actually neat

Thanks for the video, looking forward to seeing the next steps.

Use half 6" block. So much better for a tight radius. No cutting. Cuts down on the lips.

Great info, thanks for passing on your experience and tips!

What kind of mortar do you use?

Get yourself 1/4 pack of rebar Safety 🍄 Cap's, life saver for ditch Work 🤕😉, Great Channel 👍

Why don't you fill the holes with motor or sand as others do?

Excellent

Keep practicing mate, you'll get there 👍

Hey Mason, first off, thanks for the videos, great job. Hey at @5:28 are you saying that you pour concrete down into those holes but not any other place? So you really only have a solid wall, every 4'? I always wondered if you fill the entire wall completely, and if so, why not just form pour the entire thing instead of cinder block.

I have a dumb question. How do you know how light or heavy to lay the line?

this is what you call cutting corners.

I sent this the guy with those big mister trucks? Famous UA-camr I seen this dudes videos I know I’ve watched them !

Good stuff, man. I've watched a lot of your content preparing for a small addition. Appreciate the info and effort to put out these videos!

Great video

I want to build a house with my son on land we bought in Oklahoma. I’d live to see videos on block building from all the people correcting this video. Lintel lentil. Sigh. I was exposed to mold and it damaged my brain and building carrying blocks would help me tremendously! Anyone living near Honobia willing to earn a bit of money teaching us?

Respect to Mom

Where is the vibrating cowboy

I see dead people 😂

Where do you get the stone?

Great video! My question is how do I ensure that when I use the ramset on those hollow core cinder blocks, that I don't blow out the inside of the blocks? I just watched another video on using a ramset to attach things to hollow cinder blocks and the insides of those blocks were subject to a lot of blowout and spalling when you use a ramset.

The K.I.S.S. System Never Fails, Young Man Got Talent, Keep Swinging the Trowel

Why lift the block over the string?String should be on the opposite side of the wall you’re working on.

I'm an 30 year+ welder and I've learned a few things from your channel, young man. I like seeing young guys applying themselves in the trades. You'll always have work.

I used on my pants for the wife sure enough it beeped stud found 😂

Please suggest the website of this lintel product,thank.