How to make Concrete Stacked Stones ( Homemade Wall Stones )

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[blaugrana-jwdd]

Not only in this video but in every one. I find really cool that you show and explain your mistakes so nobody makes the same. Great video by the way

[brandonpadilla]

Brother, you know why you relate to so many of us? Not only do you explain projects thoroughly, but you scraped up the cement that spilled over. That's like many of us that don't want to waste anything. Thank you for being real.

[medaw]

Hey bud a few tricks to help you out with this.
1. Try using the rapid set flow control as well, you will get a much more fluid consistency for pouring out.
2. At the color to the water before mixing the cement, you will get a much more consistent color
3. Use a brush across the top to give a rough texture, this will help you bond to another surface during install creating more surface area for your mortar or adhesive to bond too.

Good video though

[JuanLopez-IE-UMass]

Having worked in the stone veneer industry, a trick to make the flat dry stack look more natural is to paint the mold before pouring the mix. The mold we use were made of urethane. The even solid color in the ones in the video are good if they are going to be painted thoroughly, but for a real stone look, I would recommend trying a cement mix coloring. Grays, blues and some browns for a slate look with a rusty sediments. I really like your videos. Keep them up!!

[jonathanschearer]

I love it! I had to fix some steps for my aging parents so I did some practice with different types of con concrete. In the past few weeks I’ve spent all my free time playing with molds or building mini rock walls. The stuff is inspiring once you get comfortable because there are so many possibilities.

[Foodthought]

Finally. Something I feel I can actually make.

[sedric]

GREAT JOB 👍!!! I'm a contractor and I will definitely be using this idea, I'm a subscriber and thanks a lot.

[maxematic]

Great looking stones. I found by spraying the mold with cooking spray the blocks release easier. Thanks for another project idea.

[Costello]

Thank you my friend for helping for helping this old dog new tricks.
I bought the molds online but didn't had a clue of how to make it.
Like you, i already have a thousand ideas in my head, good work buddy!

[Dexodrill]

Sweet, thanks for this, came up in my feed after I did some searches for other DIY videos and I am very happy I checked it out. This is a project were thinking of doing in the near future.

[dashreplay]

Glen, you great work has inspired me from day 1, your work is the utmost art.

[intrinsicparanormal]

I love the white ones, love how they turned out. Makes me want to do accents of the outside of my house in it.

[ashleyhumphries]

The way you say "colors" is so adorable!

[DS-psil]

Great video, you are articulate, informative, and make me believe this is definitely do-able for someone with beginner skills like me!

[DB]

FML. Literally had pavers delivered to my house today. But I will definitely be trying this out for future projects! Thanks so much!

[jeff]

Dude, I really like the projects you do. You have a creative mind. Thanks for posting.

[troy]

Thanks for the video. Been looking at those same forms but couldn't tell what they were like from the pictures. They look like they came out well. This has helped a lot.

[wlehtola]

Try dusting the molds with colored release powder. It should add neat highlights to it. Butterfield has a nice selection

[cleandeskpolicy]

Hi! Thanks for the video. An advice to remove all the air bubbles is to spray a mix of water and isopropyl to the mould prior to pouring your material, allowing perfect flow as the surface tension in the water is changed.

[willkildare]

man you are the best ...whatever you do is just like a class... amazing job always