Landyn Burris thanks bro and you are definitely right no one likes doing our job any more that’s why I’m trying to make it is fun and enjoyable as I can be . Hopefully the young generation will say that it’s not that bad

I been doing concrete for 24 years,and it really isnt hard.especially when you have good help...now roofing is hard to me and ill never do it again.lol

It makes more sense. That's what it looks like!

Hello It seems easy, but I know it's not. I got bootcamp training in December. Once I pass I join local 300, I've been wanting to join this industry since age 18 now I'm 22 hopefully Im not late

Tony bilco thanks mate I really appreciate the positive comments 👊

Nathan McIntosh thanks buddy for the kind words . The way I look at it is them guys that starts screaming straight away is because they are not very confident in what they are doing I have had a lot of different bosses and I have learnt that the one that know what they’re doing never scream at the workers unless they fuck up properly 👍👊 .

Damian Tehan thanks bro I really appreciate the comments . Maybe I might get my ticket one-day 😂😉

Damian Tehan The new video is up now mate you’re the star 👌👍

Cesar A. Perez A. Thanks bro and it’s definitely hard work but with the right people it’s easy 💯👊

Andy O ha ha definitely bro you know it’s not easy . Ben will be stoked to hear he has got a fan 👊

1mperat0r thanks buddy 👍

Matt Burnard thanks brother it is a hard job when you do not do it all the time that’s why it’s easy for me because I do it every day 😜💪👊🇦🇺 . Hello from Australia 🇦🇺

Peter Gambier thanks for the kind words mate I really appreciate it . it was definitely a lot harder in the old days . The tools we use today really do help a lot makes life a lot easier . And hello from Australia 👊 . Many more videos coming in the next couple weeks stay tuned .

My pleasure. I actually work using lime putty mortars and plasters which I slake and make myself but it's so specialist that as you can imagine work is hard to find. I also have a small museum of old mortars and plasters as well as 3 inch thick chunks of lime flooring and one treasured piece of haired lime mortar on a straw background that has an 1846 newspaper stuck to it. One thing that surprised me was learning that cement and lime will continue to harden up to 6 years later. I was reading about an old Roman cement harbour still in one piece where the mortar is harder today than it was when it was first built a few thousand years ago. This is because of small plate like structures that form in the mortar when sea water comes into contact with the pumis or lava in the mix called 'Phillipsite' which bends rather than shatters when it's stressed. Anyway, enough learning for one day, and all the best from the South of England.

Peter Gambier thanks mate that’s some awesome information I love my history and all I know is that concrete takes 25 years too hard but it sounds like the Romans had something even better . Thanks for the information mate welcome to tell your stories any time 👊 . Have an awesome weekend from Australia to youin England 🙏

Riley Herewini here in the states you don’t that. I’ve only see. That in these videos

Adeel A. Malik thanks buddy thanks for watching I hope the videos help 🤙🏻

Jose Duran definitely must be different concrete Australia we do not get concrete burn very often I have not had it for at least 15 years 👍

Concrete ninja - I meant power troweling with flip flop not the safest

Jose Duran in Australia a lot of people wear them around the job site I don’t as you see my videos . But best thing is then put your feet near the chopper 😂😉

I wish we could work in flip-flops here. If my feet are hot, my whole body is hot.

Sean Ward thanks bro I have a full week next week so there will be plenty of videos coming 👍

Tyler Puhl Thanks bro 👊 I would love to see your videos when you make some that would be awesome . That’s cool that you brought some screeds i’m sure it’s gonna help you a lot . I’m not sure where to buy 10 ft . . I’m sure if you keep looking you will find one . And if you can’t I will buy one here and send it to you for price 🤔 👊

Here in Florida we use 16 feet screeds, an have two men on each side

They have a place in Louisville Kentucky called white cap or hd supply co to where you can order a 10ft or 12ft one i have both myself or a company called marshalltown is the company who makes them

Thanks bro 👊

Coming back at it dont buy second hand. Couldce bought a newie just about what i put in it. Live and learn.

LEBANNERED That’s awesome bro are used to be a chippy when I was younger you should check out my latest post awesome mini chopper

Patrick Saunders Thanks bro appreciate the positive feedback thanks for watching

Thanks bro 👊🍺

Spinafication Awesome thanks bro you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask I’m here to help mate . Good luck 👊💪

Mike Adamson Thanks bro 👊

Luke Threadwell thanks mate

Rosie theRivetor thanks Rosie 👍

Robin van Venrooij thanks mate 👍

Ben Hunt Thanks brother happy Father’s Day to you too bro 👊👌 .

Bishop Concrete Services LLC Thanks buddy I work for Simon one day a week . I work for 15 different concrete crew. And don’t worry I do my fair share of work 😜

o I know you work we all do. I got one guy working for me on my jobs. I help 3 concrete companies. my old boss, my old supervisor. and a old co worker. they all call me for help.

Bishop Concrete Services LLC Nice that’s the way I like it no real boss have a day off when I like . 👌🍺

armidaleconcrete 👊

lizz guzman Thanks mate thanks for watching hello from Australia to you in Mexico 👊

Peter S Hi mate thanks for the kind words . As long as you screed it flat 2mm and just make sure your blinds are right . And very low revving at the start . There is a lot of videos on my channel of me talking about helicopter . I’m sure if you want most of them you’ll get a good idea . Good luck bro 👊

Awesome... I will watch more. These are the best concreting vids by far. Hits the bunnings dyi vids for six. They could learn from ya. What is the max limit my foot should sink, when helicoptering?

pferdy62 No mate not at the moment I’m trying to get someone to start doing their own . 👊

NONY im in ireland and we call it an aussie screed 😂 they are a great job.. i just made one from an old aluminium screed and mig welded on a handle they are the shit ✌

Dan Strayer okay thanks buddy 👍

just never heard helicopter in the US.....but I see this is way down under

Dan Strayer we just call them choppers in Australia 👍

power float in ireland, and the stick trowel is a bull float or a "push n pull" here too

Jony Garcia Think this one was about 200 m²

@@concreteninja thanks 200 houndres dollar m2 every thing,.?? Right so how mach charge only to pour the concrete

Bulent Yucel do you have laser level for eyes?? Pretty sure you don’t base you ffl on the neighbourhoods ffl. Last time I checked the world wasn’t flat. And cold joints?? They aren’t doing the beams one day and the rest of the slab the next. The whole slab was in within 2 hours No cold joins there bud. Stick to accounting buddy

Greg Brown 👊

Never mind that's none of yours

@@peterquintana3307 . your right that is non and done with your channel..buh,buh..lol

Bora Bora Hey bro not sure what the question is , 🤔

@@concreteninja estimation for single store house foundation cost. Get an idea.

Bora Bora are usually work on around $110 a square metre maybe a little bit more depends on where the house is what is the ground like . Where do you live

@@concreteninja $110 a square meter is that 4 just labour only or supply concrete trucks and pump a u guys in ozzie

MAZEL CONCRETE that’s you supplying everything $27 a square metre no supply

V PHOENIX see in the UK we have two choices to get the job done, 2 euro immigrants or a beam screed... we save the peanuts for paying with

skitzo chik T That’s what they pay me to come and do And then I finish the slab and it’s easy because it’s nice and flat and all closed up 👌👍

Pretty traditional concreting gear in Aus from what I've seen around...

Sam Lopez I think you’re referring to the vibe! It ensures that concrete fills every nook and cranny and so you avoid honeycomb on your edges once the boards have been stripped

Dodgy Brothers Engineering we are talking about the formwork . 👍

My friend who does that for a living uses plain water.

Joseph Torres 👍

Best to use some flat tred slip on shoes when running a trial machine..all yea,thats what we call them here in the states.

KING DONG 😂🤔no

Concrete ninja why?

KING DONG you have to set it all out so the inspector can expect that and then it gets past and then you can pour it . You always have to set the steel up first on a house . A little tiny job you could put the mash in later not something like this . 👍

That's the proper way

If you have a lot of steel and footings you have to vibrate the air out or you get honeycombing down underneath--big voids that make the structure useless. Google "honeycombing in concrete" and you'll see what I mean.

You can’t tell an aussie on a trade site not to swear!!