Poured in Place Concrete Wall & Column

In this video we setup a footing, form, and pour a beautiful concrete wall and column. We hope you find this information valuable and that it helps you on your next project! Enjoy and don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE and COMMENT! Thank you all for your support!
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[neldel]

Man I can watch his videos all day, I find them interesting and relaxing.

[kylebastien]

This guy’s concrete videos are awesome - he goes into very specific details you can use to do your own projects at an elevated level. Not a lot of needless chatter but lots of very useful tips and techniques. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[honeytubs]

Nice looking walls! Thanks for showing the process! Great that the customer wanted the holes. Nothing is perfect, its nice that some people appreciate that.

[thesage]

thats some of the best forming i ever seen, given the scale of work involved.

[TyphoonVstrom]

I loved this sort of thing when I was in the trades- creating things like this which had some artistic flair and customers trusting you to provide the end product they were after.
Huge satisfaction when the customer is happy.

[grodey]

Idk why I find these type of walls so cool and satisfying

[localresident]

Wish you guys were up here in northern Central Valley

[Posibrian]

The TRUE BEST IN THE WEST! This one was very interesting, great work as always!

[brettmessingcarpentry]

Liscensed carpenter and concrete guy here in Canada. Thank you for posting your videos I learn something new everyone I watch one of your videos.

[luxorbill]

That forming is art work. Best demo to the point I think I could go out in the back yard and slap one up. Thanks for the detail.

[tonyhussey]

Got to say it again.. your videos are 200 percent... so interesting and detailed...

[miloman]

Concrete veterans are always cool, chill people. My family has a concrete company 3 generations deep now, ive also worked for another company where it was just me and 2 older guys. I was the tool bitch, ran the buggy, helped with forms and demo for the most part. But both my uncle and these other guys were amazing finishers. Loved doing stamp jobs the most, and I miss the feeling of satisfaction I’d get from doing a good job, and it turning out beautiful, took a lot of pride in that line of work. getting off of work after a day of busting ass is an amazing feeling, it’s like a natural high. The job I have now is cake compared to that, and I miss it

[danervin]

Wow the chamfer on the corners really adds a nice detail. Perfect proportions.

[destineos]

little tip from France: insert a PVC tube in the pole ( post ? Not sure about my translate ) to be able in the future to insert the wires for a camera or lights

[phillyphil]

wow that set up's more complex than i thought. yes, 110% form work. educational at how it reveals the air entrainment coming off the truck.

[Charles-bncd]

David Odell is THE MAN! Love all your vids!

[dougdougx]

Is it ever nice to see such professional work. Great video, thank you guys!

[ThaiRoney]

I binged watch all of the videos ! Great work!

[dannyboy]

I love the industrial design the owner has gone for, great commentary

[sydneyshinshi]

Raw concrete walls are so nice. Very modern.