WOW!!! Gutsy move doing it by yourself with fast set!!! Cool mixer too!!!

It would be nice to do a product review on the mixer. Breaking down the cost, how to set it up, how to use it, and how to clean it. Great video.

Always like it when the Odell guys use the 50% horse hair broom. Thank you for sharing all the wonderful content.

The mixer and the fast set in the hand's of a pro looks great. However, in my hands total recipe for disaster :) Great video as always

That was a very fast set. Wowzer. Nice job!

That stuff was thick and hot. Really set off quick. Thanks for the video.

That mixer is a game changer.

Great video! Couldn’t believe how fast you did it!❤❤❤

Always add shovel of Portland cement each batch to be able to finish nicer

Liked the video as soon as you said that 50% horse hair broom line😂❤

That Red stuff goes quick, you must have been stressing. Nice work

Cool quickly. Thanks for the video

Neat machine! Good work as usual.

Love that Mud Mixer.

I love that mixer - though I'd still probably buy a barrel type when I needed one. Great vid.

No shot of the completion damn dirty damn

Nice mud mixer

Great job, but holy heck that fast set! I knew you were in trouble when you didnt mention dialing the slump to the wettest setting on the mud mixer. All is well that ends well though 🤙

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🎉 thanks for the video bro 🎉.... JJ... Jonjon...😊

I looked up the cost and at $3,000 that’s a serious investment. Is it worth that cost? Not so sure after seeing the two videos you’ve made using it. You did a great job like usual, TYFS!!

I only use red bag for dry set - pour in fence post hole then add water

Nicely done, if I would have done that I would have had a Lucille Ball assembly line the "concrete version"

Solid advice...you better wear your knee pads every job. When you are 40 you will be glad.

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Note to this 60 year old self, do NOT use Quick Setting concrete. FYI, I bought & used the "Steele Mixer" last month and poured three 5'x6' pads. The regular Sakrete mixed okay with it, though there's not much cream in the mix. I did it in the shade (90F) in Tampa Bay with the Dew Point a soggy 76F. Each pad worked out a half gallon of perspiration with no relief from evaporation. It amazes me to see you West Coast kids work with dry shirts. 😂

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So this something we really want to do.

Hi all! Stumbled across your channel researching for my backyard. I’d love your opinion on if you think there is ANY product out there that is appropriate to use to stain / paint / treat outside concrete??. We had our backyard done and it is an extremely light grey color. I’d love it to not reflect as much as it’s honestly kind of blinding being out there. Greatly appreciate your insight. Thanks!

I have a question: I'm pouring a 10' x 18' pad underneath a patio cover, but doing it in 5'x6' sections. In between the sections, I made keyways on the sides (like on a foundation footing) using a couple 18" grade stakes attached to the form boards. The idea was to "lock" the sections together kinda like dowels to prevent unevenness if settling. Each new pad is edged as if it had been cut-in for crack relief & rebar is fully encased more than a couple inches from each edge. Have you ever done something like this? Is it a wacky idea? What are your thoughts? (Pouring the entire pad in one shot would probably kill this 60 year old.)

maybe you should turn it on before you add the concrete ,might be a bit smoother at the start

Holy backpain batman!

Is that contraption wheel barrel height?

No dowelling into the existing concrete at the sides? Won't this patch sink differently over the years and create a trip hazard where the different pours meet.

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If you could do it over again would you use different concrete mix?

Would've done reg bags and added more cement....they never come with enough.....really a 2 man job Seems like wheel barrow or 2 would almost be same efficiency

That's a nice $400 tool but I think they want 3k for it...that's insane.

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How much for that mud mixer?

Need some knee pads my man! Good job!

Quickrete sets up too fast in hot climates like where I live.

Looks great! Maybe you could show us how to feather/blend the edges and the edge clean-up sponge work on a patch project like this?

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Save your knees

How much is that damn mud mixer

I'm thinking more work than a mixer

Not to sound like the proper language police but the term is "wetter" not "more wet " ! Nice job though !

nice work, how much did you charge for the job? also are you 100% sure that this type of mixer is faster than a traditional electric concrete mixer? i mean in my mixer i can do a wheelbarrow of concrete at a time (about 100 litres)