Anchor bolts installation - quickly & easily 2019
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2019
- I'm going to be showing you how to quickly and easily install anchor bolts. These anchor bolts are commonly also called; concrete anchor bolts, wedge anchor, masonry anchors cement anchors, red heads, or strong bolts. These anchors are mainly used to attach lumber or metal onto concrete.
These wedge anchors where used to install fence post on a concrete foundation to erect a chain-link fence area for tool keeping.
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Good man. Harder than it should be to find this info but you're a star for coming up with the goods.
Exactly what he said . Good luck. It’s a lot harder than what it looks 😂
you made it look simple and easy to install the anchor bolts
Good ,simple to follow video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
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Awesome video - thank you
Thank you Kevin. Im happy you enjoyed it. I havent been able to post new content because I am always so busy slamming different jobs, mostly by myself.
thank you for sharing
You make it look easy
its super easy. you just have to read the package to see what size drill bit to use and how deep to drill. The hardest part is reading it because the print is usually very small. lol
excellent ! Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Great video i need to get some of these anchors for a gazebo...keep up the good work
thank you.
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Is it necessary to use a large, corded hammer drill like the one you have? Or would a good quality hand-held hammer drill (like a DeWalt XR or Milwaukee) work?
Not necessary at all. The drills you mentioned would work well. Most hammer drills will easily do the job, but for power and quickness, I pulled out the corded one
Would these same posts work outdoors? I initially thought I would have to put j bolts in wet concrete then allow to set
these are galvanized fence post with plates welded on and yes, these would be perfect for outdoors after a pore of concrete.
Would it be good if someone holding the pole while putting the bolts to avoid the person getting hurt
According to the instructions you should tighten to 55 ft lb but I see many say just give it a few turns. Why ? I’m pretty sure the manufacturer guidance is to ensure the wedge mechanism fully engages.
Is the tape down to help the pole to stop moving around? Would be good if you could explain it from the beginning. :)
The only purpose of the tape on the floor was to accurately mark where my holes were to be drilled. The floor had newly applied gray epoxy so I didnt want to mark up the floor in case I made a miscalculation of where exactly the pole needed to be. the tape on dill bit was to mark the depth i needed to drill down
Wouldn't it be better to tighten the nuts in a cross pattern like we do with car wheels?
I definitely would keep that in mind depending on the circumstances
will this work on ashphault?
You need to consider if its going to be structural and if the ground is solid and sound. If its for structural, then I would recommend digging out and poring concrete and then go from there
Good work, sir. Now test it out by doing a little pole dance for us. We'll make it rain, ese…
Size of bolt and the drill bit used for it?
There are many different sizes and styles. Usually the packaging will tell you the correct bit size to use when drilling the hole
What brand bit? The ones I have used suck.
bosch or any name brand should do and they last a very long time. Be sure to use a HAMMER DRILL and not just a drill. The hammer action chips and drills in like butter practically
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The pole seemed wobbly at the end 🧐
Not at all and its intended purpose was for chainlink fence for tool area within large warehouse
What kind of vacuum is that!? Lol.
That is a RIGID brand
Wtf wouldn't you take off the rest of the tape?
Please always blow out the hole a vacuum will not get the dust out the hole should b blown out with air and wire brushed and repeat tell no more dust comes out of hole other than that do everything else he did lol
I agree with you 100%. I used the vac because I didnt want dust every where. I was just erecting a chain-link fence inside a warehouse for equipment. if i were outside then I would have used my cordless blower
@@johnscarpentrytv4358 Absolutely. Who would blow dust all over a room?
Very good video and explanation - thank you!
hope its helped you as a guide.