Thank you for watching! Could you be more specific with your question and highlight which specific video you are referring to, so I can answer your question? Please and thanks!😊

Much respect, fam. 👍I'm happy you enjoyed the video, and she appreciates the ratings. Thanks for watching!😊

"Ok, I will try that next time. Thanks for watching."

"Ok, I will try that next time. Thanks for watching."

"Good question. The water drainage will go on the final decking above this one. Thanks for watching."👍

If you're going to criticize work, make sure next time you ask the correct question: why is the stirrup not 4 inches from the bend? Don't assume it should be 4 inches from the bend. In this specific foundation, 4 inches from the bend is not workable. It might be suitable for a different foundation, but not this specific one. For your other concern, on this project, more than 3 stirrups are covered under the concrete on each column to provide more strength and stability to the structure. Thanks for watching. 👍

@@GFORCECHRONICLES this reply from u really seems no one should critique any of your videos

@@ignorendoveride8903 Constructive criticism is always welcome, but don't assume things when you did not watch the follow-up video that would give you answers to your questions. You are shocked that I debunked what you assumed with factual answers of why and why not. One love, have a wonderful night. You're entitled to your opinion on my video; that doesn't mean you're right, and it doesn't mean I'm wrong either. Thanks for watching.

"You're correct; it is an ackee tree.🙂 Thanks for watching."👍

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"Thanks for watching, and I appreciate your recommendation. I have a lot of DIY video tutorials on my channel demonstrating how to bend stirrups, make columns, etc. When you get the chance, you can check out my playlist."👍

"Another viewing is not possible at this time. It would have to be at a later date because I'm not currently going to that location any time soon. Sorry about that and thanks for watching."👍

"Yes, my friend. I'm getting the wall and ceiling ready for the mason to rough cast. Thanks for watching."👍

price range from 1,000usd up

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"Using nippers or pliers to remove the grinder blade? Is this what you are referring to? I doubt it, but I suppose anything is possible."🤔

"If being neat were a crime, she would surely do the time, guilty as charged."😂

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"That is what the customer wanted us to use on the fence wall, but in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with using quarter wire. It's all about the quality of the concrete mixture If that's within your budget and there are no special building code requirements to use 3/8-inch steel in your area 👍

10 inches

"Thank you for the applause, I appreciate the kind words, and thanks for watching."

"For full details, the stirrup sizes are 11x3 1/2 and 10x3 1/2

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@@GFORCECHRONICLES your welcome ❤️

"Thanks for watching, and I appreciate the compliment."👍

I’m in love with steel now 😂😂😂😂. I might need a strength from g force end of the year for my store room foundation and stairs. St Ann area.

@@lennieadi "Creativity at its best.😊 Okay, no problem fam. Hopefully, she is not busy by that time of the year and available. Thanks for watching."👍

Thank you! Will do!

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you can use either of these option Cut the 3/8 steel 19 inches in length, with finished links of 14 inches and a 2 1/2-inch bend on each side. are, cut the 3/8 steel or quarter wire to 18 inches in length, with a 2-inch bend on both sides, ensuring that the finished links are always 14 inches in length due to the 2 inches of coverage on each side when concrete is poured into an 18-inch-wide foundation. Both options ensure that the links provide 2 inches of coverage on each side when used in an 18-inch-wide foundation. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask! thanks for watching 😊

Blessings bro. Many thanks for reply. I heard ground beam foundation is stronger. Do you make this as well? I know it’s a lot more expensive with material and Labour time but I think I should do that for 3 story house. Can you make a video on this please if you make them. Thanks a lot bro. 👊🏾🙏🏾

Cut the 3/8 steel to 18 inches in length. Bend off 2 inches on both sides. This process ensures that the final links are exactly 14 inches long thanks for watching 😊

@@GFORCECHRONICLES respect bro

"Future videos will have better quality audio. Sorry about that, and thanks for watching!"

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10" by 3" 1/2 thanks for watching 👍

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14"

yes 6 can be used in a stiffener column thanks for watching 👍

@@GFORCECHRONICLES So you can have 6 steel on an L column. For half inch steel?

"The correct method for constructing an L-shaped column is to consistently include seven steel reinforcements. Regardless of whether you use 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch steel, always ensure the incorporation of seven steel reinforcements in your L-shaped columns."@@d.mcpherson8724

@@GFORCECHRONICLES why would a mason do from using 7 to 6 pieces of steel?

i don't understand you question 🤔@@d.mcpherson8724

10 inches apart